Literary Societies Clover Leaf Meeting at Boys High
The Glover Leaf Literary Society held its regular meeting Friday at the Boys High School. After the president and secretary read the minutes, a program featured recitations and declamations by members including Worth, Brown, and Waters. The judges were Honnett, Grimler and Pek. The society adjourned to February 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Leaf
Glover Leaf Literary Society
Boys’ High School
L. Feaga
C. White
Brown
Raode
Sehroeder
Waters
W. King
W. Griffin
Ordeman
Hehale
Adin de Meutlinger
HH. Stanton
I Shaw
TL Popwood
Honnett, Grimler
Pek
Elt
Evitie
L. Blentiinser
Property transfers and estate notices in Brunswick area
Deeds recorded including Upton E Harbaugh to S M Pryor for 100 dollars and others. various transfers in county and Brunswick. marriage license for Raymond E Powell and Myrtle House. court inventory of Robert Freshour estate. final accounts of executors and administrators filed. letters testamentary issued to Margaret Devitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton E. Harbaugh
M. Pryor
C. H. Brown
Harry W. Wilhide
William Schnauffer
John S. Newman
Millard F. Shafer
Brunswick
Milton G. Urner
Paul Kline, Jr
premige@s
Raymond E. Powell
Myrtle Ceclia House
Robert Freshour
William Wand McClellan Baltzell
James W. Baltzel
Wilbur
Howard L. Bowlus
Sarah Bowlus
Annie M. Devitt
Margaret F. Devitt
Regaining strength after trolley extension blast injures Nichols
Frank Nichols wounded in a dynamite explosion near Pen Mar shows improved recovery at Chambersburg hospital though eye injuries limit vision. Doctors hold cautious hope sight may recover. Also notes a church society meeting tonight with a planned program. The text includes garbled medical ad copy about Chamberlain's remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nichols
Pen Mar
Chambersburg Hospital
Nichols
Notes of News From Maryland and Nearby States
Notes of news from across the state recount deaths of William Arringdale and William A. Miller, a house fire in Hubert La Peles residence, and a school water shortage in Carroll county. It notes political bids by 2A Potter, a laymen banquet in Lapers town, a hotel arson confession by Charles M. Seffel, and a field of midshipmen to be dropped for study. Bananas arrive in Baltimore from Jamaica as imports rise. Governor Crothers appoints H. M. Bowen to Prince Georges board, extends auto privileges to federal officials, and State's Attorney Robb announces the Elosser case will be dropped after fumes from a gas stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Thehua Hamrick
B. R. Hamrick
North East
Charles M. Seffel
Ewell
Summit View
Gaithersburg
Bishop Murray
Hagerstown
Admiral Sampson
C. B.C. Carrol
Maryland
Baltimore
Crothers
H. M. Bowen
Aquasco
Board of
Prince George's County
Straus
Robb
Allegany County
Grace Elosser
Charles E. Twigg
Elosser
Valentine Valley Love Dream Recalled by Verse
A narrator returns to Valentine Valley in memory and song. The poem recalls youth, lost days, and a beloved girl, merging enchantment with affectionate longing. The speaker envisions a timeless valley where love and life feel renewed in a dreamlike landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Valley
Toxie
Valentine Vailey
Rand
Deay
Enchantment Land
Toman
Convention at Hagerstown Draws Record Banquet Crowd
The Laymen's Missionary Movement banquet in Hagerstown drew one of its largest crowds with 300 seats filled. Mayor J. McPherson Scott served as toastmaster as leaders spoke on forward movement and missions. Statistics showed 1909 1910 church contributions across 45 congregations totaling over 34 hundred dollars for foreign and educational work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
St. Paul's
J. McPherson Scott
Bishop Murray
Joshua Levering
Baltimore
Stevenson
United States Navy
Yutaka Minakuchi
Japan
Far East
Washington County
America
Sophomore Valentine Luncheon At Woman's College
The 1923 Sophomores of the Woman's College hosted the 1911 class for a Valentine luncheon in the Domestic Science dining room. Miss Emily Cooper and Miss Janie Quynn led senior department members in planning and serving, with decor in red and green and red heart place cards. The menu featured Tomato Bisque, Imperial Sticks, Creamed Oysters, croquettes, salads, mint sherbet, angel cake, and cafe noir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Domestic Science
Domestic Science Department
Emily Cooper
Janie Quynn
Brown
Worman
Gelbach
Sagsaman
Social events and notices from Seogoestown area
A jumble of social items describes a card party at Mrs Howard J Young’s residence on Kart Second Street with eight tables and prizes won by Miss Mazile Schmidt Mrs Laura Schmidt and Miss Mary Kennedy. Other entries mention Annie Naylor of San Mar Washington county honored with a birthday shower. There was a dance at Mr Marshall Fulmer’s near Shookstown with guests listed and a Hearts game at Mr and Mrs George Tagle’s home on West Fourth Street. The evening features prizes won by Miss Ul dber and Everett Tedard with a supper by Mrs Otte and a pink and white reception. Additional attendees are named with many family and community members. A progressing party under the Academy of the Visitation is also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bel
Howard J. Young
Kart Second Street
Mazile ‘Schimidt
Laura Schmidt
Mary Kennedy
Annie Naylor
San Mar
Washington County
Seogoestown
Marshall Fulmer
Shookstown
Palmer
Anne Messrs
Mrandk Staley
Luther Mati
Messrs
Mesdames Joli Kline
Roger Hoth- Mma
George Tagle
West Fourth Street
Eligabeth
Mire Uidber
Everett Tedard
Che
Ruth Corupeapst
Myrtle Grege
Knth Dixon
Ruth Habercorn
Marie Tatler
Kath Carpproost
Mary Snyder
Mattie Giriffin
Wmesers
Timer Mun Shower
Frank Coblentsz
Donald Waesehe
Arthur Derr
Everett Hollined
Harry Albaugh
Wugh Gittinger
Edgar Daniels
Three men jailed for unlawful riding on the cars
Robert Kelley Peter Witennski and Fred Feedon were sent to the House of Correction for three months by Justice John L. Jordan for unlawfully riding on the cars. Sheriff Grimes transported them yesterday. Hall's Catarrh Cure ads offer a $100 reward and claim cure with testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kelley
Peter Witennski
Fred Feedon
House of Correction
John L. Jordan
Brunswick
Sheriff Grimes
Hall
PF. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Chaney
Phe We gang Band Mission Band Elects Officers
The regular monthly meeting Saturday afternoon began with the president Margaret Eichelberger presiding. Twenty-one members attended as reports and recitations followed, electing Lantse Rol as president and others including Helen Rest Beste McCutcheon and Bertley Mackenzie as officers. A Sunday march date was set and the session adjourned. A separate note reports a trolley pole car causing delays on West Patrick street as it struggled up a hill and left tracks briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe Wegang
Mission Band
Margaret Eichelberger
Kertsiarer Wis Ream
America
Dorothy Homer
China
Louie
Mareh
Patrick Street
West Patrick Street
Telegraph Street
Frederick Market Prices and Quotations Furnished by Exchange
Frederick county market prices listed for corn, rye, oats, barley, wheat flour feed and hay. Prices given per bushel or ton with ranges for dairy feeds seeds and straw. Includes notes on Not Sold hay and miscellaneous market figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Timothy
Miss Marie Selfnmur Visits Washington D C and More Happenings
Local letters report Miss Marie Selfnmur visiting friends in Washington and Baltimore trips by Miss Aileen Davis and Mrs George Luhn recovering from illness. Several residents return home from visits in New York and Washington. Notable items include the extension of an electric railway, a 92nd birthday, a dry well, and real estate activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Selfnmur
Washington
Itay
Frank Maxwell
Aileen Davis
Baltimoore
John C.lildebrand
New York
George Luhn
Misa
Iti Cecil
Washington, D. C
Misa Altie Hurtgis
Pootesville
Unclear Vintage Notice on Thieves and Bonds in Coal Trade
Fragmentary OCR text references thieves, SW Bonds, coal dealings, and grievances across years. Mentions Pearre's Dharntacy and distant regional terms. readability too low to extract concrete people, places, or dates with confidence.
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Royal Cook Book
Fine
Land Aame
Addrous
Royal Baking Powder CO
Lews
Frederick County
Felearoof Flosiery Company
Frederick
Werkeys
Market St. Frederick
Cirecuit and Orphans’ Court
Paul Kline
Paul Kline, Sr
Alcinda C. Kling
Charles Wertheimer
Laurat Vv. Deihl
City
Henry E. Stauffer
Margaret KE. Crum
Walkersville
Orvifans” Court
W. OH. and
F. M. Society
The
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Evangelical Louth To Church
Chamberlain
Thos
F. Allen
Frederick, Md
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Willian Arringdale
Easton
William A. Miller
Hubert la Peles
Boonsboro
Potter
Hyattsville
Prince George
Laperstown
Ntine Lallew
Viélentine Valley
Robertus Love
Bsessssiovovs
Birfitday Snowel
Elarls
Academy of the Visitation
Walding, Kinnan & MaRgin
Prica
All
Helping Hand Mission Band
Wien
Chamberbin
All Tit Geste
Hinma Maxwell
Forest Glen
Alisa Lula
Mrs. Hildebrand
Marter Millard Cooley
Frederick Cooley
Fair View
David L. Troxwell
Detour
Windlyft. Thompson
Bot. Edwards
Nolan
Marshall Andamory
J. A Thompson
William J. Thompson
Della V. Thompson
James A. ‘Thompson
George C. Pearie
Washington, DS
M. L Stottlemyer
John ‘T. Hawking
Mee
James W. Spring
Thompson's Corner
Eva
Samuel Sharp
Sitas Ley
Taylorstown, Virginia
Sadillasville
Jonthe A. Stem
Scott Luntz
Cordvlin Staub
Rank Wine
Cumberland
Tatas
Crawford
Pow Mar
Highfield
N. Sten
M. H. Saugner
Harrisburg
Geo. Knott
Otlarion
Amhetstown
John Pryor
Blue Ridge Summit
Dr. Carvill
Smithsburg
Chas. A Lewis
Wertenbaker
Shimp
City Opera House
Richmond P. Hobson
Merrimac
Frederick Gas & Electric
G. O. Paxsan
Edw. C. Cowling
North Market Street
the People's Fire Insurance Company of
Cor
Court and
Church Sts
JPA
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