Y M C A Martinsburg Visit for Aquatic Meet
The Y M C A boys swimming team will travel to Martinsburg to compete in a meet. Captain Jose Rameburg and Frank Urner lead a squad lacking the sprained ankle sidelined Eres Youhs. The local religious program reports continued Bible study and Christmas events with a tree in the lobby and a Christmas program planned for the auditorium after the holidays.
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Martinsburg
Atermpca
Focal Téai
Eres Youhs
Ster
Joese Rameburg
Aned Frank Urner
The
Baptist Church
Raymond Morgan
Mra. E. Duvail
J.C. Biehl
Boys’ High School
Leibschutz
Alimony Reduced In Divorce Case Chew vs Chew
In the Shaw versus Charles E. Chew divorce, alimony drops from 12 to 1 per week and counsel fees fall from 25 to 10. The case, filed by Mrs. Chew on November 13, centers on separate maintenance and pendente lite support. Marital date Aug 18, 1916, in Woodsboro, with climactic court rulings after delays, and payments to begin December 10. Marriage licenses listed for four couples including Sharrer Beall and Lee Rankin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fes
Shaw
Charles E Chew
Mra Chew
Reno
Harp
Woodsboro
Leo Weinberg
Fed
Worthington
Caught Cold Advice From Early Advertisers
Public notice urges treating a cold by ventilation and skin care and recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable old time tested treatment. The advertisement emphasizes quick relief and asserts the remedy is obtainable everywhere.
IThree Springs Farm Sold to Adamsstown Partners
Bruce Murdock announced the sale of the Three Springs farm near Buckeystown to Geo Li and Geo Thomas of Adamstown. It is the second sale in a month, price believed near 40000 with 360 acres. Possession to be taken April 1. The farm was long the home of the late JH At putt and former Frederick County tax supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Springs
JH. At
Putt
Frederick County
Bruce Murdock
Geo Li
Geo . Thomas
Adamstown
Murdock
Geo. 8 Allnutt
JH Allnutt
Buckeystown
Adamatoun
Thomas
Rush Ice Harvest Work Hastened by Warm Weather
Farmers across the county rush ice cutting as temperatures rise above freezing. Snow and ice melt quickly while ponds shrink. With milder winters, store‑up for summer is crucial. ice thickness held near six inches before warmer day. William H. Renn of Adamstown tops list in laying curving ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Willam H. Renn
Adamstown
Maxwell Touring Car Bought By Local Resident
Hanson Jackson of New Market purchased a new 1917 Maxwell touring car through the People's Garage in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson Jackson
New Market
People’s Garage
NEW MARKET NOTES AND LOCAL VISITS
Miss Julia Dorsey visited Roland Dorsey last week. Miss Nannie Retch left Wednesday for Washington DC to visit her cousin Mrs JT Moffit before Friday's to the South. Miss Anna Hammond and Mrs Mary Downey were in Frederick one day last week. Mrs Mary Thomas and two daughters of Frederick visited Miss Isabelle Boyer Sunday. Rev P M Boyden is in Baltimore at the University Hospital undergoing treatment. Mr and Mrs Hance Jackson spent Sunday in Hagerstown visiting his sister. Mr Albert Poole of Brunswick visited relatives here Sunday. Mr Calvin Stull and family of Buckeystown spent Sunday with Mrs Susan Waltz. Mrs C A McBride spent Tuesday in Frederick. Mr and Mrs Charles E Palmer announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday December 1. Mrs Ernest Boyer and Masters Hanford and Welch Boyer spent days with her sister Mrs Roy Reno of Washington. Mrs M Reid spent several days in Frederick this week. Miss Frances Willis of Pittsburgh is vacationing with her parents Mr and Mrs L O Willis. Miss Mary Boyden of Virginia is vacationing with her parents Rev and Mrs Boyden. Rev H Ewald of Frederick will hold services in Grace TP KB church Sunday at 10 30 a m. Quote about the bird of wisdom from Pearsons Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Dorsey
Roland Dorsey
Nannie Retch
Washington, DC
JT. Moffit
South
Anna Hammond
Mary Downey
Frederick
Mary Thomas
Isabelle Boyer
P. M. Boyden
Baltimore
University Hospital
Hance Jackson
Hagerstown
Jackson
Albert Poole
Brunswick
Calvin Stull
Buckeystown
Susan Waltz
C A McBride
Charles E Palmer
Ernest Boyer
Masters Hanford and
Welch Boyer
Roy Reno
Washington
M Reid
Frances Willis
Pittsburgh
L. O. Willis
Mary Boyden
Virginia
Mia. Boyden
Kev . H. Ewald
Grace TP KB
More Snow On Way Amid Cold Friday Forecast
Forecasters warn of a sharp temperature drop and possible snow or rain tonight with colder conditions Friday. Snow may dust city streets, shoppers and workers massed with shovels as wintry weather approaches. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy cited for its noted properties and popularity.
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Wade
Frederick Toring
Cheltina
Remembered by Friends George Henderson Finds Box of Gold Bricks
A note from Allbaugh's barbershop describes George Henderson, known as a bootmaker, opening a mysterious box with the mark Do not open until Christmas. He finds six bricks of gold inside, prompting curiosity and speculation in the shop. The tale is told alongside items on household remedies and light vignettes in the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Henderson
Allbaugh
Baroer
Mark
George
Bain Bar
Plateau of volcanic origin shapes Mexican landscape
A fragment notes a high elevated plateau in Mexico with mountains on both east and west flanks. The text identifies the plateau as volcanic in origin, indicating major geographic features and context for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
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Pete
Areo
Chas. E. Chew
David J.sharrer
Rocky Ridge
Nova M Beall
New Midway
Herbert W. Lee
Minerva B Rankin
Norman C. Brown
Waynesboro
Ithree Springs
Geo. L
Geo. T. Thomas
Pearson's Weekly
London
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
PHE
Chesapeake and Potomac “Pelephone Company
Chamberlain's
Miss Uthel
Sualp
Nobod
Lutus
Todd
William Flaherty
Bkaneateles
I Y.cowrltey
Chamberlaie
gAungietTs
Nmem
H. Barbour
W. Patrick
Store of
Enterprise
GEM
Keen Cutter
Seeger
Maryland
Hank
NEAL
Carroll ST
Frederick, MD
Nins
Studebaker-Flanders
Maxwell
Buuk
Lord Baltimore
Geo
Edward Myers
Wal E. Darner
Lavallieres
James E. Doll
South Market Street
Groff
Choice
Delaware Holly
North Market Street
Kefauver & Shapro
the Quality Jewelers
N. Market ST
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