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News in Frederick, Maryland

06 Feb 1913

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1913

Page

3

Social World Pound Party and Local Socials

A lively set of social notes from near Kemptown and Woodsboro recounts a Friday night pound party at Mr and Mrs John N Clay with music by Ira Poote and Howard Magers and many guests. Additional items describe a February 4 pound party near Woodsboro, a birthday surprise at John Hooper's home, a dinner party at Sarah Clay's, a reception for Mrs Mary Zimmerman, and Ruth Dixon's surprise party at Merle Dixon's Elm Street residence. The notes list numerous attendees, meals, games, and social amenities reflecting local hospitality.

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John N. Clay Kemptown Ira Poote Howard Magers Mount Airy Vernon Snyder Newman Crawford Robert Mullinix Raymond Browning Jack Clay Mary Chaney James Lewis John H. Hilfery Linda Clay Mabel Clay Thelma Clay Bertha Spurrier Mary Wilson Amy Wilson Bessie Barnum Blanche Gartrell Mary Fleming Etta Fleming Pearle Spurrier Erma Thomas Pearl Thomas Helen McMullen Bettie Stull Myra Nellie Watkins Marcia Iva Verva = Snyder Jones Bernard Harrison Floyd Grandenburg Tarl Brandenburg Howard FE. Snyder Norman Brashears Charley Magers Francis Crawford H. B. Snyder John Hooper Mez Uudletown Alis Lon Catharine Evelyn J. W. Baer Oliver Hooper Anna Elizabeth Mary Wn. Bussard All Steck Bussard Earl George O'Neal John and Millard Henry Coblentz Albert Miller Austin George Culler Edith Baer Vernie Schroyer Clara Wiles Roy Gaver John A. Aumen Woodsboro John A. Avumen Rasmond Beard Myrtle Devilbiss Erma Kauffman Bessie Johnston Mamie Kauffman Carrie Damuth Sarah Clay Plane No. 4 Joh N. Clay Cornelius Poole Mrs Scheel Ernest Mr Misges Sallie Clay Lindla Clay Tia Purdum Beatrice Chaney Anna Scheel Vervie Moxley Margaret Mullinix Emory Mary Zimmerman George F& Cook and Son J. M. Whipp Joseph Angilebower Florence Whipp Edith Coran Merle Dixon Ruth Elm Street
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Dr King’s New Discovery Promotes Soothing Throat Relief

An ad promising Dr King’s New Discovery soothes irritated throats and lungs, stops coughing fits, and relieves chest discomfort. It touts modern pharmacy backing and urges readers to try a trusted remedy for coughs and throat irritation.

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Dr. King Aly
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Longs Wed In Walkersville Two Pair Share Same Surname

Multiple weddings took place in Walkersville and nearby areas. John Abraham Long and Edith Emma Long married at Grade Reformed church with bridesmaids named Long. A second Long couple attended by sister and brother, then Howard Boyer wed Mercy Whipp at Church Hill. Starry V. Smith and Ruth H. Souders, both from Slagerstown, married quietly in the city.

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Boyer Whipp Ethel M. Zimmerman Clayton Zimmerman Walkersville Frank XII. Stauffer George W. Stauffer Penrose Avenue Baltimoore, Rd Conner Baltimore Washington Mr. Stauffer Ralph W. Stauffer Rox John Abraham Long Creagerstown Edith Emma Long Emittyburg Grade Reformed Guy P. Bready Grant Long Mary A. Long Frederick Mr. Leng Willam Long Ley’s Sme Sou Starry V. Smith Ruth II. Souders Slagerstown Ulysses $. Rupp
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Sale of Flour and Feed at Frederick Railroad Yard

Public auction at the Frederick Railroad terminal sold a carload of flour and feed that had been slipped and refused. Prices ranged from $2.12 per barrel for flour to $4 per barrel for middlings and $19 per ton for bran. The sale was conducted by Auctioneer William Darner.

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Prederick Wiliam Darner
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Encampment Site Picks For Maryland National Guard

A board of officers was named to select a site for the Maryland National Guard brigade encampment next summer. The group includes Adjutant-General Maclin Gen Charles T Gaither Major Walter W Crosby and Major Robert B Bay. The encampment is planned for mid July with bids from Frederick, Hagerstown and Westminster. Charles Bancroft Carroll was named an aide with the rank of first lieutenant. Major Crosby will serve as inspector-general. A separate note reports the line about the Richmond man who made his wife pay his poll tax and then voted against woman suffrage.

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Maryland National Guard Macklin Maclin Charles T. Gaither Walter W. Crosby Adjutant General's Department Robert B. Bay Frederick Slagerstown Westminster Charles Bancroft Carroll Charles Carroll Carrollton Howard County Gaither Heutemant Fallow Millard J. Ty
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Phillips About As Usual

Fragmentary OCR note describes Robert Phillips with lashes and a woman named Sheryl Fagan. Text is garbled and incomplete, but suggests punishment context and street activity with references to feelings and possible discipline. No clear event date or location.

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Robert Phillips Sheryl Fagan Owife Moerhing
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Pape's Cold Compound Advertised as Fast Cure

An old time advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a gentle, rapid remedy for colds and grippe. It promises relief after the first dose, with total cure through two hourly doses and three consecutive doses. It claims no quinine, a pleasant taste, and urges no substitutes.

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Grippe Pape Crippe
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Mand Pound Party Xcar Wdoodsboro Dinslr Party A. Marti Wren Petunieh Eesti Chamberlein Mullinix’s Frank N. Stauffer J. A. Long Emma €&. Long Emmiteburg Mr. Howard Boyed Morence Whipp D. M. Whipp Church Hill Rev T. J. Wade Doubs Raymond Coran Jefferson John Boyer Middletown Washington City Chevy Chase Great Falls R. E. L. Yellott N. W Washington, D. C Board of Richmond, Va Cleveland Phillips Valentines Greenawalt’s West Patrick Street Gold and Cross Nestor Victor Owen Moore Powers the Empire Thanhouser Marguerite Snow Thanhouser Kid Everhart’s Temple OF Music H. R. Flautt City Opera House Shoe Store Ures T Luce Goods Honda C. L. Kretauver North Market Street Maryland Wonton Meath Eulida Creeder Yours Truly J. W. Harner
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