Social World Pleasant Party at Cremer Home
Mr Rosa Gelebert hosted a pleasant gathering at the Frederick area residence of Mr and Mrs George W Cremer on Friday night February 24 with dancing from early evening until midnight and a buffet supper. Guests included numerous locals and friends. music by Coates Orchestra of Frederick. A rainbow party by the Misses Sullivan of Monrovia followed on February 11 with attendees from Philadelphia and nearby towns.
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Rosa Gelebert
George W. Cremer
Frederick
George W. Cramer
Ettie Domer
Antil
Wee Wiluwb
Mill Tun Query Company
Seaxon
Ward
Lizzie Haller
Nellie Chamsn
May Smith
Nettle Roelkey
Florence Goeesey
Aggie Ely
Kat's Keefer
Hose Hoelkey
Cons
Crk
VY. Roelkey
Eitle Ocmer
Afr
Cation Emimes
Jeeraen
Rows
Frank Geinbert
George Wrigleg
Wm. Clem
Charles Mebrcine
Sert Sommers
Charles Rodkey
John Green
Charles Hoffman
Gary Lazio
John Hartcock
Frederica
C. H. Domer
Genrze Ro Ramehor
Frank Miller Bayes Domer
Creagerstown
Joseph Miller
Rocky Ridge
Coates’ Orcacara
Sullivan
Monrovia
Jesse Roshton
Philadelphis
Mise
Peares
Ligonier
Ind
B. Hough
Montgomery County
E. Siiterthwaite
Jenkintown
Mary
Maggie Hopkins
Mien Suar
Bilesen Margaret
Alice
Louiss Wood
Jennie Wood
Nan Wood
Misa Ione Wood
Bessie Downey
Sophia Hendrickson
Moble Boyer
Mamie Boyer
Frank Maynard
R. B. Randie
Shawhazer
Merara
Calvin Clay
Dewcy Russell
William Bood
Lynn Wood
Percy Russell
Calvin Walker
V. M. Nicodemus
Baltimore
Milas Linds Griffth
Slater
Edwin Waters
Bertha Hough
Milas Rushton
Philadelphia
Marie Pearce
Batthmore
Batterthwaite
Pennayhants
John W. Sullivan
Dorsay
Unionville
T. A
Seymour Grady
Trinity Church
Maryle’s Chapel
Frank A. Hammond
Trinity Babbath School
Mary E. Balthis
Hammond
George C. Smith
Linganore Circuit
Hood Matthews
Howard County
Handsomely Remembered Palmetto Works Employee Wins Ring
Willis Eiward Adams of Palmetto Fibre Works received a heavy gold ring from friend Mr. Kashilog of a brush factory in Canada for a good move in a bicycle brush machine race three weeks ago. Adams made 88 brushes in 60 minutes. Chase Miller earned nothing.
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Willis Eiward Adams
Palmetto Fibre Works
Kashilog
Canada
Adams
Chase Miller
Peace and weather in Coenty correspondence notes
The letter page reports Rev. T. F. Hoffmeier sermon on Beads and catechetical matters, with parish notes on local meetings, a cold snap to eight degrees above zero, and community updates. Dramas, school entertainments, and weddings are described along with visits, illnesses, and upcoming sacraments and services.
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T. F. Hoffmeier
Tae Bert
Beard
Wits
A.J. Kue
B. Reich
Bia
Monia
Joseph Brachie
D. M. Grambling
Keatacver
Middletown
Will
Tolbert Sammera
Bells —Ville
Sheemaker
Harney
Carroll County
C.M
House of Correction
Joseph Balthts
Raer
G. F. Farting
J. Cook Moberly
New London
Anna Meredith
Howard County
Rumors of Hagestown Merchant Wins $10000 Lottery
Briefs report a Hagertown merchant allegedly drawing ten thousand in a Louisiana Lottery. Other items note officials must relocate offices by today, Lancaster's nightly two-alarm fires, and a flippant comment about men in print versus women in satin. The column includes garbled lines and playful quips from the era.
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Hagerstown
Lancaster
New York Sun Chatter on Pianos and Public Life
A kaleidoscopic collage covers paper pianos from English makers to ivory and silver cases, notes on Dowager Countess of Dudley, and exotic experiments with cellulose and gutta percha. It also recalls a street scene with a tiger and a shaggy dog, plus a judge’s quip on a witness in a courtroom.
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New York City
Bradway
Nute York Sun
Duke of Devonshire
Dudley
Gambers
London
Haidarabad
Exchange
Truths in the Tale of Umana and the Quapaw Chiefs
Fragmentary notes recount a Native American arc with the Quapaw on the Arkansas River around 1524 to 1530. Mentions of tribes, names, and proverbs suggest oral traditions and early contact era, with sparse dates and places, including references to land cession and river travel.
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Bessing
Tereale Funk
Atresia
Arkanots
Just as He Supposed Temperance Pledge Call
A fragment from a period notice describes a sharp old gentleman in a sleeping car prompting signers for a temperance pledge. The passage shifts to medical ads noting relief from croup with Lin’s Cough Remedy and praises for Bleoters Bitters for various ailments, highlighting physicians away from home and home remedies sold by local druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Mable
J. Schenck
Caddo, Ind. 4
Cough Kennedy
A.L. Pearce
Frederick
W. BR. Rudy
Mr. Airy
A. G. Pearce
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