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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1911

Page

6

Loys Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Loys county readers note a flurry of visits and stays with families in Westminster Graceham Thurmont and nearby towns. Mary Tressler and Pansy of Westminster visit Samuel Martin family while Ada B Pittinger and others call on friends across Loys and Graceham. Local church services announce Locust Grove gathering and the eight day Jewish Feast of Dedication begins Friday at sunset.

Loys Mary Tressler Pansy Westminster Samuel Martin Mary Domer Graceham Sarah Smyth Washington Pittinger Harvey M George Eyler John Eyler Wakefield Carroll County Charley H. Hoffman Jessie Fox Thurmon Catherine Thurmont Charley E. Poole Frederick Geo. W. Pittinger Theodora Harvey Martin Howard S. Martin George W. Pittinger Harvey. M Troutville Ada B. Pittinger Minnie. A. Hoffman W. H. Harshman Utica Mills Charles. H. Hoffman Misa Ethel] Tressler Key-Mar Harvey M. Phillips Creagerstown Margaret Ramsburg Monocacy Valley G. M. Robinson Charley E. Miller Clayton J. Martin Sykesville Beulah Jong Edgar R Mesera Hhner Clarence Pitinger Mary E. Colbert Calvin Harvey R. Martin Detour Loy John Pittinger Big HI

Deafness Cure Claim in Constitutional Remedies Ad

An advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It asserts deafness stems from inflamed mucous membranes and the Eustachian tube, often due to catarrh, and promises $100 for any catarrh deafness case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Roundly promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Drugetats

Kentucky's McCreary Reaches Second Term as Governor

In Frankfort the 72 year old McCreary was sworn in for a second term as Kentucky governor. He had previously served since 1875 and remains the only Kentucky leader with such a long interlude between terms. The parade included militia guards and thousands of Democrats, ending with a ceremony led by Chief Justice James P. Hobson.

McGreary Kentucky Ker Frankfort McCreary James P. Hobson

Happenings in Maryland Reported Across the State

Maryland notes describe a burglary at R L Ghanée's Annapolis jewelry store and canal closures on the Chesapeake and Ohio line. Howard County reports cholera impacts on farmers, and Jules Bowdis attempted suicide at Federalsburg. The Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Railroad shows gains as Howard County hosts its first harvest home dinner at Ellicott City. The Parks-Alerrionot suit against ex Mayor Carver fails to reach a verdict. Thieves rob James B Thomas's Mount Washington home after drugging a child. State Roads Chair Tucker defends finances amid growth. New Orphans Court judges convene in Montgomery County. Four fishing steamers at Sharptown Marine Railway to be repaired, with winter carpentry ahead. A major Epworth drama draws a large crowd with "Dr Cure- Atl" and "A Family Affair."

R. L. Ghanée Annapolis Chekspeake Ohio Canal Benson Howard Jules Bowdis Federaleburg Washington, Baltimore and Ellicott Parks-aller Ionot Carver Goldsborough William H. Welch Nathan Gorter Hugh Young Dorchester County Madkay Cambridge James B. Thomas Mount Washington Tucker State Roads Commission Critial Star Finances Orphans' Court Montgomery City Remis R. Darby Alfred C. Tolson Darby Sharpttwn Epigcoyiat Chitrab

Whipsey Wholesale Beer Establishment Faces City Action

A local beer wholesaler, Whipsey Wholesale Beer Establishment, is under review by Frederick City authorities regarding operations at the Abattoir site. The case involves auto and truck logistics and seeks compliance with municipal regulations. Authorities have not disclosed a resolution date.

Whipsey Frederick

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