Thurmont Area Weddings and Union News
The report notes several weddings in Thurmont and nearby areas. Details include Mrs and Missis ter of Mrs at Rugese with a bride in a four coat outfit, a groom linked to Laurence and a family guide by Miss Clara Flotr Rahbaugh, and a post ceremony motor trip to the Valley of Virginia. Also: William Gallash er and Margaret Clair Buckler wed in Harrisburg, Pa with a motor trip through Virginia. Jessie Reed and LeRoy Stitely marry near Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lidie—Sehidt
Weabeth
Stitely
Jessie C. Reed
LeRoy Stitely
Near Thurmont
T. S. Fike
Thurmont
Personal Notices From Thurmont And Frederick
Purely Personal Mrs WA Martin Thurmont is spending several weeks at her daughter M Wiliam Harg mig in Washington DC. Mr and Mrs Harry M McDonald formerly of East Church street have moved to Dill avenue extended. Mr and Mrs AL Leary Wilson Place will move January 1 into the apartment vacated by Mr and Mrs Marry M McDonald at 195 East Church street. Mr and Mrs Francis H Urner and Nancy have moved into their new apartments No 4 East Church street. Mrs Isabelle Kunze Daniell is spending time in New York but will return before Christmas. Mr and Mrs G C Winebrewer of Lancaster Pa visited Frederick on Monday. They are on their way to their winter home in Miami Shores Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WA. Martin. Thurmont
M Wiliam Harmig
Washington, D. C
Harry M. McDonald
East Church Street
Dill Avenue
A. L. Leary
Wilson Place
M. McDonald
Francis H. Urner
Nancy
Isabelle Kunxe
Daniell
New York
G. C. Winebrewer
Lancaster
Frederick
Miami Shores
Florida
Hill quits Shipping Board amid loan inquiry
Washington reports WW. 8 Hill of South Dakotas resigned from the Shipping Board after a loan linked to shipping interests was raised as a campaign issue. Hill cited the matter as a plot against his record and noted the Justice Department was investigating. Denton of Kansas was nominated to succeed him. Boston notes Tilden and Hunter will miss the 1925 Davis Cup defense in the American zone, planning to sail for France in March. In a separate item, Leslie N. Coblents sold the R A Tyson property in Taurmont to Mrs. M E Dotterer for $6.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hill
South Dakotas
Shipping Board
Department of Justice
Boston
Wm. T. Tilden
Frances T. Hunter
America
Tilden
Associated Press
Hunter
France
Mar
Leslie N. Coblents
R. A. Tyson
East Main Street
Thaurmont
M. E. Dotterer
Grain Market Prices and Livestock Report
Grain markets report wheat and corn prices with livestock and produce data supplied by Frederick Cosny Products Inc. The snippet notes fluctuating feeds and regional price indicators, reflecting market activity for farmers and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Cosniy
Dratane Clergy Sermon and Local Club Notes
In Tjamsville and nearby areas readers note a visiting preacher from Hagerstown delivering a strong sermon at the Reformed Church on a Sunday. The Women’s Club held its final meeting at Mr and Mrs Charles Williams home with Mrs Williams in charge. The Civil Club met December 12 at Mrs Clifford Miller’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL OB
Hagerstown
Sponecker
George Wolfe
oMne
Charles Williams
Wiliams
Fine
Clvic
Clifford Miller
Local Socials and Visits Reported Around Middleburg
Residents frequent visits to neighbors and relatives are listed with multiple households noted. The roundup includes calls on Mrs John Humbert and Mrs Chas Sherman, business trips to Frederick, dinners with Ruth Srepp’s circle, and visitors to Baltimore and Washington. Mrs Humbert’s foot illness improving, scarlet fever cases reported in Stey Clabaugh, and Donald Biddinger visiting his parents in Union Bridge are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena Biddinger
Gweedolra
Helen
George Humbert
John Humbert
Stey Clabaugh
John Smith
Mary
Jacob Snare
Robert Cauliflower
Albert, Bermar
Chas. Sherman
Donald Biddinger
Reno Biddinger
Union Bridge
James Coleman
John Erler
Ladiesburs
Oak Oxebard
Sundar Sunday events and local notices from Mountaindale
December 13 Mountaindale reports a 1 30 afternoon Sundar school in Tnton chapel followed by a 7 30 evening Christmas service with speaker W N Jolliffe. Also noted are hogs butchered by Edward J Smith weighing 423 and 489 pounds and social visits by Luther Powell and two children of Bethel to the Stull family, plus Joseph M Wachter visiting Leistown friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountaindale
Charles C. T. Stull
Joseph M. Wachter
Leistown
Sundar
Casting Alloys and Metal Content in Automobiles
The article discusses typical alloy compositions for automotive castings, noting copper in trace to seven percent range and zinc around fifteen percent, with tin and other elements like nickel iron and manganese mentioned in various contexts.
Plans For Lower Rent and Grange Meeting Details
The article mentions a Grange planning session on school grounds, a birthday party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Ele, and lists several residents including Lena Derr and Emanuel Dresxont with scattered names. It notes a community event in Hanover area and local celebrations around Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Ele
Outh Street
Sun- Ms
Iltan Cristis
Emanuel Dresxont
Angelo Alystulas
John Kreh
Kelster
Hanover
Paz
Steve Krisnished
Steve Kristi
Kristiags
Fur
Artis
Christmas Tree and Sale Notices Across Town
A crowded sale page lists cedar trees priced from $75 to $1, public sale Tuesday December 20 at the home of the late Mrs. Fanny Rider Woodsboro Maryland for Mrs. J A Sax ton administratrix household and kitchen furniture auctioneers Edward Stitley. Also multiple real estate and holiday sale items including a six room house for sale at Fifth and Market Streets and discounts on electrical appliances and Christmas trees from Leatherman Staley and The Potomac Edison Co. Local merchants advertise fir trees Maine Vermont trees balsam and other holiday wares with various contact details and street locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny R. Rider
Woodsboro
J. A. Saxton
Edward Stitely
Leatherman & Staley
East Patrick St
Christmas Trees and Local Holiday Notices
A collage of holiday ads and community notices from Frederick area papers. Christmas tree sales by Groff the Florist and local gift promotions appear alongside Red Cross meeting notices, concerts, church events, and a bank election notice. Community commerce, charity, and cultural events fill the page.
Citizens' National Bank Directors Election Notice 1925
The Citizens' National Bank of Frederick Maryland announces an election of directors to be held at the bank on the second Tuesday and January 10 1925 between 10 a.m. and 12 p.m. The notice lists bank officers and names readers should recognize in the upcoming electoral event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers & Mechanics National
Frederick
Dee
Ihetr Bankire
Welock
Farmers” Lesfechanics
National Yani of
Atd
Evugah K. Nore
ALY
Fev
Saraa BM
Sarah M
Ted Moeter
Hughans
Jorenh
Paradelphia
Penna
Etreeta
Fae
Citizens’ National Bank
Maryland
WM. G. Zimmerman
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Rugese
South Dakota
Home
Msmceer
Tjamsville
Middleburg
John Mentzel
Charlie Rentzel
Irs
Genege Humbhart Ylet
Myre Marr Hess
Union Brrd
Albert Biuldinger
Franklin Wilson
Wiliam Tyrone
James
Bessie
Iminator
Raymond Johnnston
Frank Miller
Marshall Bell
Geo. Sexton
Madeisa
Bethr Straw
Ruth Srepp
Herbert Nunely
Keymar
Jacob Suare
Baltimore
Washingtom
Troutville
Charles Fox
Frederick City Hospital
Donald Paul
Walter Smith
Katherize Geisbert
Evne
Tedine
Trinity
al & O
Alemiaem Castings
Baverger Grange
Lena Derr
Orange
Avour
Catoc
T. J. Met
Posecesion
Leonard G. Wachter
Fifth and Market Sts
Potomac Edison CO
W. Patrick St
Louise
Maine
Vermont
Joseph Rams
Staute's
C. A. Masser
Dill Ave
Bentz Street
Market Street
Techno
John W. Xtii
Bicrele
Mix
John Bowers’ Yard
Schrafit
North
Larxet Street
Waearat Deane
W. Patrick
Maume
Llan & Staley
Eiarte
Cara
Traaks
Hamrick and
Childmcen
Groff
Elizabeth Lerman
Red Cross Meeting
Frederick County
American Red Cross
E. Lighter
Metans Pamata
TE. Freeman
North Market St
Cresap's Rifles
Kennedy Saunders
U. B
T. B.S
Sandivich
Citic
Hoys’ Wakoms
Cseeessee
Prrex
Allen G. Quynn
CUO
Nestle Permanente
Buckingham
Nestle
N.Y
Marcelling
Turling
Goger
Trinity M.E
FOX Furniture Store
North Market Street
C. M. Dixon
Elm St
Excelsior Sanitary Dairt
East Serev*h Street
Old
4Th Street
Chapel Phone
Frederick S
Court St
M.amvly L.vih A
Markel Pttes
Waeth Ehall Miller
Market St Patal NT
Madero Coovens
Hber
Dlardoware Co
West Patrick St
West Third Street
Trax Td
jNews-Tout
South Market Street
Ted
Lac j-Automotive Galea Wlate
Gottlieb Hausier
West South Street
C.F. Ford
Madison Street
East Fourth Street
East Seventh
Barbara Fritchie
Barbara
West Tiurdse
YALE
Siguse
Dradedock Spring
Ap- Eliza House
Braddock
Davies
Scieff
Player
Aarhers Ferry
Windsor
West Patrick Street
Lo&st
Keecy
Milla
Jamaville
Miller
EL EK
Neves ‘Post
Gore Fa
Boston Bull Dog
Rewarga
MIS W
Tata Leata
Fe Cam
Nsonbury Hatcher
leon stas_tonp
Tent Eymbtsns
Agasziok
Ate
Liddie
Nish
Myles Aenee
Toth Pena EE
Cleoyetek
Er A Haug
Dilear HW
McBride
Lottester
Notich
Frederice
Circuit Court
Charles L., Bientlinger
Nellie Lientlinger
Adams
Bientlinger
H. Kieffer Delauter
Edgar H. McBrite
Soma News
Frederick Clurity
Dar
Eli G. Hatgh
Circeit
Eli G. Ila
Lissa
H. Kiefer DeLauier
Soifelinr
Frederica
Citizens' National Bank
AL Gana
Sup Perick, ML
Asty. Tyal
Soes
Sere Th
Tieranm
Hans DL Rasim
Jutix HH
ScHagrrex
T. Hagcert
State Road
Joan NO Clary
Joan L Beall Realtors
West Fattick St
Jolliffe
Rockwell
Em. Church Street
W. NX. Jolliffe
Court Street
Frederick Md
John W. Shooe
Alrulert
Eley
Cent
Mick
Rai
Smok
Qrsaivar
Mants
SR &D
MANTE
Mscket Street
Dagny
Meyer
Ross
Lykeep
Mott & Ortefen
Teale
Frederick, Ma
Thomas P.rice
Thomas Price
Frederick, MD
Eighth Street
Sta Frult
West Thind
Bray Block
Oream Trices
Bath
Goreling
Washington ST
F. Courth
Jefferson BT
Park Ave
Moderm
Welling
Noah E. Cramer
James & Real Estate
Sal
Erick Kyuss
Meders & Brick
Sara Markel
Arkes Street
State Weders
South St
East
Noah
Cramer & OG It & Cource
Fredert
Furnas Electric
Trail
Weling
East Third
Medere Abargeio
M. Tlarket St
Dweltege Esinege
Gratson B. Mercer
Court St. Frederic
Ce & Cuxke
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