Wedding Bells Amid City News and Alumni Notes
The article details several marriages including Sarse-Rosas and Marios Grimes with a preacher from Jefferson officiating. It notes the bride’s and groom’s educational backgrounds and early careers, and mentions attendance by family and friends including Miss Sophia Horn of Atlanta. Additional nuptials include Summers and Deitzel in Reading Pennsylvania with backgrounds in business and church work. The report also covers post-wedding travel plans and local social connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summers
Deitzel
Kenneth T. Summers
Reading
Mary E. Deitzel
Champurg
Tennial Memorial United Breth- A
West Third St
Meading
Endicott Johnson Shoe Co
H. J. Deit
Chambersburg
George W W. Strine
Patou Discusses Fashion Trends and Freedom of Dress
Jean Patou notes shifts in fashion each season reflecting modern women's demand for freedom and grace. He traces a gradual move from restrictive silhouettes to feminine daytime and afternoon wear, with sport styles fading and tailored suits remaining in vogue at social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Patou
NEA Service
de- Ledeen Ruwege
Lus
Ritz
Purely Personal Slice of Local Society Gossip
Purely Personal notes describe Mr and Mrs W H Knock visiting with their son Henry L Knock in Caiors Ville updates. Various guests include Miss Elinor Nichols Miss Luffell Nichols from Clarksville Howard County Miss Virginia Estes from Washington with Dorsey Etchison family. Mrs William B Divines of Baltimore is the sister in law of Mrs Frank D Worthington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Knock
Court Street
Anne Marker
Westminster
Frederick
Margaret Sant
East Church St
Hugh
Garlord Burke
Brozxvil
Frederick W. Harnwell
Burke
William B. Divines
Baltire
Frank D. Worthington
East Church Street
Among The Sick Mr Dorsex Mercer
A fragmented obituary mentions Mr Dorsex Mercer with residence on Bentz Street and notes a stroke causing paralysis. It references a history about goldfish popularity and a family line connected to Luigi Cem ry and Cem ry’s father. The text is garbled but implies a local notice of illness and lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsex F. Mercer
Bentz Street
Rerionsiy Iil
Eng
Luigi Cem
Lonian
Christmas Program at Johnsville School Frotye
Elementary students at Johnsville School Frotye presented a Christmas program featuring numerous recitations, solos, and readings by students including Laverne Fogle Helen Jane Saylor Crie Grown Gladys Grabill and many others. The program included Christmas hymns and a closing song with teachers and staff assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnsville
Frotye
Wywyinekt Vietroki Seie
Glor
Welwe
Laverne Fogle
Tinas
Helen Jane Saylor
Sania
Crie Grown
Gladys Grabill
Thrisuma
Charles Fogie
Ikicon
Father L
Matjien Morrison
Santa
Chus
Fis Little Helpers
Lralfr Boone
Lewise McKinney
Ralph Ester
Wilem Spit
Pred Grabil
Statins
Bethidzem
Recit
Lina
the Shepherd
Clara Morigan
Istinas
Fevier
Sairyn Mbandi
Iy Mper
Jeanette Diehl
Charles Fogle
Lane Ward Grant Patwn
Pate
Mary Jen
Mace ‘Albatash
Tyachers
Ers
Nure Wli J
Max Bond
Christmas Day Movements in Keysville and Surroundings
Christmas day activities and visits across Frederick County Maryland are recorded. Families including Ciats, Shrrock, Stonesifer, Fox, Obler, Austin, Dinterman, Hubbard, Cluts, Devilbiss, Warren, Ohler, Hahn, and Hann travel or host gatherings with relatives in and around Keysville Emmitsburg and Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kesle
JG. R. Ciats
Douginia
Gracelum
Harvey Shrrock
Catherine
Mariain Stonesifer
Emmitsburg
Gordon Stonesiffer
Clara Stoneffer
Missonie Ejigendrode
John Shryock
Clara Stonesifer
T. C. Fox
Harry Fleasle
Circle
Westminster
Joto Obler
Rishard
Upien Austin
Carmien
Charlotte
Kth Dinterman
Morris “Osspen
Jet
Frederics County
George Ibard
Key Mar
Chas. Hubbard
Co. R. Cluts
Geo. Devilbiss
Mary Grace
Fredick County
Ruth Ritter
Saintly Devilbiss
Union Bridge
Warren
Detan
Johe Ohler
Guy Warren
Rand
James
Wilber Hahn
Hanover
Calvin Hann
Nelda
Special i4 Prevents Loss
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names Barrey Sirs and Barrey end to end time, with snippets about locked inserts and wants at balance. No coherent event or clear entities present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ientines
New Year Ballroom Notes and Local Auctions
A vivid pink silk shawl was left on ballroom chairs at the Key Hotel during the New Year’s Dance on Monday January 2 1925. Public notices advertise a January 4 auction at Frederick Junction selling household furniture. Auctioneers John W. Nuil Richard Thomas and Bradshaw Public Sale are listed with items like tables beds and carpets, plus loan offers up to 300 with the Commercial Service and Credit Co. oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key
Eward
News.Post
Frederick Junction
Donald C. Bat John W. Nuil
Richard Thomas
THE
Commercial Service and Credit Co
State Bank
Potomac Ellison
W. Patrick St
Municipal Notice and Local Advertisements Dated 1928
Notice is hereby given to the stockholders of the company that their meeting will be held at the office on E. Patrick Street, Wednesday, January 4, 1928, at 9:00 a.m. Also included are notices for dressed chickens for sale, nursery milk delivery, and rural trust advertisements from Parsons, New Albany, with various names and street references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oubawa
Imprix
Sar Netuser Seabees
LLOYD
Culler
Aoteens
Sto E. Patrick Street
Woo'ytoek A. m. Ss. T. Hargett
Strop
Chapel
Frederick Junk
Frank Gastler
East 3Rd St
Frederick County National Bank of
Frederick
North Market Street
Fredetick
Falmary
D. Zimmetman
Citizens’ National Bonk
Maryland
WM. G Zimmerman
Citizens' National Bank Officers and Board Members
Bank records list Jose O. Bake as Chairman of Goss, D Baxex as President, M Barre as Vice President, W Zimmerman as Cashier, J Travers as Assistant Cashier, with numerous named officers including Samart Devai Josefa Bakes and James H. Gambrill among the roster. Other figures include Congres H Couey M D and Joan S&S NewMas, along with Danie Baker and Eulas Bams. The fragment shows a wide assortment of titles across officers and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose OD. Bake
Goss
Motsrs
D. Baxex
MO Barre
D2aarm
Josefa D. Bakes
Thomas Jl. Haccee
Congres H Couey
M. D
Joan S&s. NewMas
James H. Gambrill
Houmm D. Baker
Danie Baker
Joan H. Bakes
Eulas B. RaMs Burce
Scuart Fox T. Hagcett
Artist’s Lioness Panel Inspired by His Pet Cat
Sir William Richmond, as a boy, visited St Paul’s Cathedral where he dreamed of coloring walls. The artist later designed mosaics for the roof of the choir, including a Creation of the Beasts panel inspired by his beloved cat. A Zulu chief reportedly recoiled at the lifelike lions and lioness in the scene. Meanwhile Chicopee Falls will feature the first rivetless steel railroad bridge in the sound, Post the rosiest Tielal bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Richmond
St. Paul's Cathedral
Ile
Willy
Richmont
Richmond
Iowa
Uek
Adam
Chicopee Falls
Mase
The
Sound
Unclear Historical Note on Farmer’s High Place and Bodies
Fragmentary OCR suggests a distorted record mentioning a farmer, "Chosen People of God," and references to muscles of the neck and face. The text is garbled, with names like Thenas Teterson and Liberty appearing, making it impossible to identify a clear event, date, or organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Thenas Teterson
Liberty
Unstable Refuge and Slomger Plank to Our All Uoom Unter Wendell
A fragmented OCR item mentions unstable refuge and a slomger plank tied to an event or location labeled Unter Wendell. The readable text lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slomger
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Sarse
Rosas
Marios
Mias
Ja. Tutte
George Archer
Missophia Horn
Atlanta
Georgia
Albertsendorf
Baltimore
A Conner
Jefferson
Gooch College
Johns Hopkins
Folytechnic Institute
Limore
Patou
Amg
Aare
Keysville
State Armory
Wlarxet Street
Lanny
Nuli
Markut
Bentz St
John W. Statey
Excelsior
Frederick Cash Market
South Market St
L. E
Hargett
Mgr
Sanitary Fish Market
St East Patrie- St
Excelsior Sanitary Dairy
East
Severn Street
FOX Furniture Store
No Market Street
Marylare
Frederick Coun
Leraliva
Cramer
Fritchie
Praldie
Rae
Parsons New An
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AE Almuitas
Trusteem
Lewis
East Pat
Fur
Eust Seronmd
South Market St. AM
E. J. Winebrenner
Patrick
East Second Street
Reni
Anplis
Cgorsemont Ave
Eighth ST
Fourth St
West South St
Gilmore TL
Cormner Storerogom South Market
All Saints Sts. & Marino
Market St
Globe Ride
East Patrick St
Charles Erthalmer
R.dus
Fenerees
West Church St
Noor
Baw
Third Street
Hilary
Court St Sream
Gilmore R. Flautt
North Market
West Church Sts
Ted White
THOR
Citizens’ National Bank
Real Fst, Mort. & Invco
Charintmar
Prich
Stats Road
Portance Teal Estate and Insurance
Joan NS Clary
Joan LC
Beall Ealtors
West
Patrick St
N. Jollifpe
Rockwell Terrace
Font Church Street
N. Jolliffe
Frederick, Md
John W. Snooe
12Th St
College Terrace
Park Ave
Sagane
Trail Ate
Faictien Ave
Quickreen
Sairabe
JONN
South Market Street
Esa Salk
Royal Society
Geta
Hbome
Vaedabie Ale
Pvps & Griefin
Thomas Price
Thomas P.rice
Eighth Street
Bosscesson
College Park
Elm Street
Dill Avenue
Motter Avenue
Washington
South ST
Jefferson ST
East Third
PARK
N. Market ST
Dilmore R. Flaott
Market Street
Noah E. Cramer
SOM
Leah
James J
Frick House
East Fourth St
Dill Arve
oMics
Touth St
Bargulls
Becind
Cam Be Mule
Celene Park
Noah E Cramer
Church St
Grayson H. Mercer
Mit
Doutle
Gare
Assixtanta
Citizens’ National
Drederick, MD
Fliade Mozel
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