Westward tour of the West by Edward Nusbaum
Edward Nusbaum of North Market Street recounts a 35 day tour covering Cripple Creek mining country Yellowstone Park and Pike's Peak. He describes rail and cog railway trips weather storms high altitudes and sights from Garden of the Gods to Old Faithful with details on mines geysers and the Great Salt Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
Yellowstone Park
Edward
Nusbaum
North Market Street
West Apie
Mr. Nusbaum
Frederick
Pike's Peak
Frederick Countinn
United States Post Office
Waldorf
Mt. McClellan
Mt. McClelan
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pike’s Peak
Garden of the Gods
Cave of Winds
Chéyenne Canyon
Altman
Royal Gorge
Rockies
Rocky Mountain Desert
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Hath Hotel
Mormon Tabernacle
McClellan
Tabernacle
Great Salt Lake
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone
Madison River
Devil's Kitchen
Two Autos Collide on Boonsboro Pike. Narrow Escapes Reported
Two automobiles collided head on one mile east of Fankstown on the Boonsboro Pike. J. H. Smith drove the first car carrying Miss Ina Long Miss Falna Long and Freret Long. The other vehicle carried Howard Coones of Hazerstown a man and a young woman. None were badly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro Pike
Fankstown
J. H Smith
Ina Long
Falna Long
Freret Long
Howard Coones
Hazerstown
Hall's Catarrh Cure Mercury Containing Remedy
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a mercury containing remedy to be taken internally. It claims to affect the blood and mucous membranes and markets the product through F. J. Cheney & Co with local druggists in Toledo. The text warns against improper use and urges prescription by reputable physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chonep & Co. Tossle. O
Toledo
F. J. Cheney & Co
Teadwy Droggista
Conati
Birthday Surprises and Family Reunion Gatherings
A social event at Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gerrich near Good Intent honored their son Howard with a birthday gathering August 20. Many relatives and neighbors attended, including Gerrich, Lookingbill, Creeger, Kanode, Lam bert, and Koons families, with games and a large birthday cake. A second note records a family reunion at Mr. and Mrs. H. D Summers in Araby with dinners and photos. Another item details a 59th birthday dinner for X. C. Stockman with relatives from Jefferson, Shookstown, Middletown, Rocky Spring, Frederick and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Dierrich
Howard
Samuel Gerrich
Ilza Gerrich
Jacob Fuichinger
Samuel Warner
Wro
Calvin Wilson
W. Z. Creeger
Benjamin Kanode
Joward Gerrich
Lwood Simpson
Charles Myers
Willie Soper
Harry Winter
Charles Boone
Giennie Fitz
Frank Grabill
Albert Baker
Glenn Keefer
Herbey Eyler
John Derr
Joseph Hartsock
Robert Fox
Roger Lockinghill
Huby Lockinghill
Arnold Kanode
Charles Birely
Clifford Eyler
Russel Creeger
Arthur Koons
Albert Simpson
Benjamin Birely
X. ¢.Stockman
X. C. Stockman
F. Stockman
Alleine
Marceline
Jefferson
Maurice Blank
Ruth
Beulah
Shookstown
Harvey Stockman
Big Lee Meeting For Mt Airy
The Lee people announce a large meeting next Saturday at 2 PM in Mount Airy. It is a four county affair drawing attendees from Frederick Carroll Montgomery and Howard counties at a site where the counties meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Mount Airy
Frederick
Carrol
Montgomery
Howard
Woman struck on right side near Rockville on farm
Mollie Williams a Black woman was struck in the right side while passing through Thomas of England farm near Rockville A public safety device discharged about a foot away She was taken to Georgetown University Hospital Washington for treatment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negress
Mollie Williams
Thomas
England
Rockville
Oappie
Georgetown University Hospital
Washington
Sunday parish notices and social visits at the church
The weekly church report notes Rev William Lytle preached Sunday night. Local families and visitors include Hane of Baltimore several days with Lou Hane. Mrs William B Dorney and Elsie of New York with Mrs C W Kidd. John Dronenburg and James of Frederick with Mrs A B R Dronenburg. Mrs George Wolfe and Milas Violet leave for Atlantic City. Nellie Dreyer and Gladys Ranneberger with Mrs J W Molesworth Jr. J W Molesworth Sr and family visited Woodbine. Gary Ball and Janet Williamson of Laytonaville visited Mrs C W Kidd. Martina Dreyer of Washington DC staying with Mrs J W Molesworth Sr. A lawn fete for missions is planned on church lawn next Saturday night with instrumental music and recitations by Miss Peters from Powhatan College. H C Swomley and family visited W D Swomley. Payne of Washington spent week with George Wolfe. Mrs Lowman has returned home after time with Mr John Kavanaugh and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Ward
Adamstown
Mary R Trundle
Geo. B. Culler
West Patrick Street
Frederick
James Ellis
John T. Bussard
Jefferson
Warry M. Castle
Lee Ranneberger
Tulimore
Millard Kemp
Elisha H. Easterday
Olver H. Kefauver
Midgetown
Edgar L. Wargett
Emma. Hargett
Baltimore
Lewis TB. Hargett
George Trundle
Roy Rems
Wilbur
Mabel Bilessing
Claude Hargett
Hazel Hughes Lewin
Snow Hill
Worcester
Contr
Cts
Thomas Ogle
Archie W. Qgele
William Lytle
Edw. Hane
Lou Hane
William = B. Dorney
Elsie
New York
C. W. Kidd
John Dronenburg
James
A. BR. Dronenburg
George Wolfe
Milas Violet
Atlantic City
Nellle Dreyer
Gladys Ranneberger
J. W. Molesworth
James Molesworth
Woodbine
Gary Ball
Janet Williamson
Laytonaville
Martina Dreyer
Washington, D. C
Church Lawn
Peters
Powhatan College
W. Va
Laura Hall
Williar
C. A
Molen
B. Morrion
Hagerstown
Laura Ehy
Wm. Williar
lNise Maud Sprenkie
Oak Ain Avenue
Ira Brown
Ruth McClain
Smithsburg
John McClain
Edward Moser
Joseph Mogér
William Graves
Pittsburgh
William Moser
Lillie R. Cronise
Mamie P. Akers
M. L.firor
Nellie V. Barnes
Reformed Parsonage
Local Notes: Ada Tipton Guests and Town Socials
Miss Ada Tipton spends time with friends and relatives here. Mrs. Margaret Harrison and granddaughter Misa Marie Haley return to IHichester Maryland. Visitors to Mr and Mrs Edward Watking include Marie Haley Margie Baumgardner Albert Wilson Daniel Wilson Charles Marian Murray Baumgardner John Epworth. Mr Fred Cabey visits with Harvey Hines family. John Bohn returns home to Waynesboro Pennsylvania. Ladies Aid Society of Prospect M. B. church to hold meat supper Saturday night September 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Tipton
Margaret Harrison
Misa Marie Haley
Ihichester
Edward Watking
Marie Haley
Margie Baumgardner
Messrs
Albert
Daniel Wilson
Charles Marian
Murray Baumgardner
John, Epworth
Fred. Cabey
Harvey Hines
John Bohn
Waynesboro
Ladies' Aid Society of Prospect M. B. Church
Graceham Birthday Party Honors Mrs Pittinger
A surprise party for Mrs John Pittinger of Graceham honored her birthday on August 18 with guests from Graceham Union Bridge and nearby towns. The evening featured music, games, and late refreshments as friends wished many more happy birthdays. Local residents mentioned include Pittinger and Colliflower families, Troxell, Zentz, and Newcomer kinships, with absentees noted for visiting relatives in Westminster and other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graceham
John Pittinger
Neulah Troxell
Florence Colliflower
Hazel
Lottie Zentz
Betva Colliflower
Mamie Setss
Cardie Pyles
Edna Smith
May Creeger
Florence Burhman
Lottie Fisher
Norman Phillips
Woodstore
Charles Newcomer
Gregg Kiser
Keysville
Howard
Wilmer Long
Rocky Ridge
Chandler Reagy Harvey Rouzer
Gettysburg
Florence Collistower
Weattminster
Leslie Delashmutt
Charles Miller
Miss Fraley
Baltimore
Jacob Shawn
Edward Miller
Emmitsburg
Sarah Martin
Thurmont
George Firor
Dalfimore
Local notes and church event report
Mr Otto Boller sprained his wrist while working on the railroad. Elmer Creeger spent Monday at Union Bridge. James Grosh painted his house, work by Harry Creeger. Hays Domer and family visited Charles Domer. Rev R Heubener visited F C Fisher. A Saturday festival will be held on the church lawn with music by the Thurmont band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Boller
Elmer Creeger
Union Bridge
James Grosh
Harry Creeger
Hays Domer
Charles Domer
R. Heubener
Mra
F. C. Fisher
Lewisdale Sunday school picnic near Beall's grove
Lewisdale Sunday school plans a picnic in Beall's grove on Thursday afternoon September 2 starting at 1 o'clock if not fair. Those who spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs BR Beall included Mrs Alice Lawson and daughters Anna and Ellen, Mr Leslie Beall and family. Mr T C Watkins recently visited Baltimore. Attendees at the Grand Lodge I O G T sessions at Poplar Springs from this place were Mr R Beall, Mr A Langon and daughter Anna. Barry and Leslie Beall harvested their wheat crop Wednesday yielding about nine hundred bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisdale
Beall’s Grove
BR. C. Beall
Alice Lawson
Anna
Ellen
Leslie Beall
T. C. Watkins
Baltimore
Grand Lodge
Poplar Springs
R. ©. Beall
A. Langon
Messrs
Barry
Social notes from Continental column visits and stays
Miss Hazel Flannigan spent last week with Miss Lillian Flannigan of Woodsboro. Miss Mamie Crawford of Baltimore visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Michael of this place. Misses Belva and Edith Flannigan spent Sunday with Mr. Guy Singer and family of New Midway. Elizabeth Bolter spent a few days with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ross Boller of Woodsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Flannigan
Lillian Flannigan
Woodsboro
Mamie Crawford
Baltimore
Charles Michael
Belva
Edith Flannigan
Guy Singer
New Midway
Elizabeth Bolter
Ross Boller
Pen Mar Park Closing Soon and Local Notices Toast
A mix of social updates from Sabillasville and nearby towns notes visits among residents and family. Pen Mar Park reportedly closes for the season on September 13, with other brief items on residents in Lewistown Hagerstown Smithsburg and Frederick. An advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a gentle laxative sold nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen Mar
Pen Mar Park
Dr. King
Sheriff Executes Chicken Case At County Jail Yard
Sheriff arrests Charles Gardner after discovering about a score of chickens in the jail yard believed to be owned by others. Gardner is held on bail while authorities pursue ownership. Tom Dee, another Black man, was arrested as Gardner's alleged accomplice yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coward
Charles Gardner
Gardner
Tom Dee
Tired and Relieved After Hard Work Ad Ends
An advertisement claims muscles feel relief after effort and mentions a grateful user thanking Sloan's. It touts a product that reduces pain without rubbing and suggests a beneficial effect on soreness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan's
Eelen
Jap Enamel Varnish Stains On Wood Tones
Advertisment notes enamel varnish stains labeled None better In Cherry Mahogany Walnut Dark Oak and Light Oak. Available in 1 2 pint cans for 12 cents pint for 20 cents quart for 35 cents.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ward H. Nusbaum
Fredarick
H. D Summiers
Araby
Af. J. Summers
John Levmmers
Wre
Mary
Wilma
Red Key
Indiana
Elmer Summers
Carrie
Virgie
Viola
Edna
Mia
Daniel Fisher
Annie
Oscar
Ulysses
Charles Summers
Mildred
Edgar
Oneda
Goldie
Oscar Summers
Helen
Harry Baker
Euelah
Mary Summers
Eva Summers
Simon Summers
Lewis Ausherman
John Wiles
J.C. Rice
Tom Volouse
Harry Goodsell
Misas Catherine Swomley
Mary Swomley
Martha Churchman
Gorman Harshman
Josiah C. Rice
William Hooper
Wickless
D. Clinton Kline
Kline
Julia Shankle
Emma Shankle
Buckeystown
John Summers
Kreh
Earl DeGranee
Amos and
George Kline
Blanche
Esther Kline
E. James Baker
Turner Baker
Near Frederick
Adam Mercer
Margaret
Mt. Pleasant
News of County County
Fergaville
Gerhard
Renerick
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society of
St. Luke's Church
Wotl UL Society
Mamle
Pauline Martas
Amie Mc Yerr
Mes
Johe Foilarget
German Town
Marcellus Wachter
Geo. Angleberger
Hansonville
Lillian Culler
H. J. Weald
Wesley Hargett
Germantown
Mary Jane
H. C. Swomley
Swomley
Mr. Payne
Lowman
John Kavanaugh
Woodville
United States
Canada
John N. Clary
W. Patrick St. Fred
Montgomery Cods
Clarksburg
Mont Co
Mont. Co
Boyds, Mont. Co
Walkersville
New London
Poolesville
the Ebert Hardware CO
AMM Liquor Store
Marker
Frederick County
Ives
Cattle
Frank E. Brengle
New Buffalo
M. T. Engle
Kolb Oe
Excelsior Sanitary Dairy
C. F. Rothenhoefer
East Seventh St
Barbara Fritchia
Atlantic Ocean
Soboso
Creonoid
Columbus Knott
Soenmorte
Mnett
North Bentz St
B. U- Crist
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