New Market Resident Recalls Florida Rock Roads Trip
New Market resident Charles FE Etzler recounts a Florida tour with Dr. John Brandenburg from Fort Lauderdale to Buena Vista and Miami in February 1913. He notes coral rock roads, the county bonds for new roads, Arch Creek natural arch, and highlights Fort Lauderdale growth, Biscayne Bay views, William J. Bryan's bayfront property, the Monster of the Deep, and visits to Arch Creek, Dade County, and Miami landmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
South
C. C. Ausherman
Fort . Lauderdale
C. L. Sheeler
Buena Vista
Bath
Thie County
Charles FE Etzler
John Brandenburg
Florida
Fort Lauderdale
Parker and Ausherman
J. R. Brandenburg
New River
Frank Stranahan
Dade
Charles L. Sheeler
Monrovia
Biscayne Bay
Miami
William J. Bryan
12Th Street
Knights Keys
Fla
J. Waimbeth
Smithsonian Institue
G L Company to Market Buttercup Loaf at Five Cents
The G Baking Company announces Buttercup bread priced at five cents to offer more bread for money. Manager J lf Gambmail notes larger loafs provide value and will steer consumer demand, while stores may see lower profit per loaf. G L Company will still bake four cent loaves but focus on Buttercup as the value option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Baking Company
J. Lf Gambmail
Gumsbrill
G L Company
I Frederick Ags
Mederick
G@ L
Warehouse Fire Destroys Germantown Buildings
A Germantown warehouse owned by Charles T Johnson was burned down early yesterday. Johnson stored about $1,000 in farming implements plus hay and straw. Loss estimated at around $2,500 with partial insurance coverage. Origin of the fire unknown. This is the fourth such structure at the same location destroyed in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Charles T Johnson
Improvements Made at Dera BD Hoffman Parlors
Improvements have been made to the interior of the tonsorial parlors of Dera BD Hoffman on South Market Street. The room has been renovated and repapered, and placed in a sanitary and up to date condition.
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Dera BD. Hoffman
South Market Street
Local notes on Araby residents and visitors
county correspondence lists many Araby area residents and families. Entries note illnesses including measles and pneumonia, movings and visits among the Wall, Morningstar, Smith, Blessing, Wickless, Fulmer, Shoemaker, and Turner households, plus several social calls and a February gathering with music and refreshments.
Local Family Notices Report Weekend Visits
Mrs Laura Dixon and daughter spent Wednesday with Mrs Mollie Leather of Park Mills. Mrs Elsie Luhn, previously ill, shows improvement. Mr Raymond Orme of Buckers town visited Mr and Mrs Rob vt Soper. Mr George Cooper and son Burk Jer spent Saturday in Frederick. Mr and Mrs Vagene Dixon and children visited Mrs Dixon’s mother. Mrs John M Dixon. Master Vernon Hostess Wi suffers pneumonia. Miss Grace and Berelar Collier of Washington DC visit sister Mrs Willie Cooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Dixon
Nola Soper
Roy
Mollie Leather
Park Mills
Elsie Luhn
Raymond Orme
Buckerstown
Rob Vt Soper
George Cooper
Burk
Jer
Frederick
Vagene Dixon
Dixon
John M. Dixon
Master Vernon
Grace
Berelar Collier
Washington, D.C
Willie Cooley
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Moves
Mr Wile H Opp associates with his sister M18 in an informal visit. Mr Joan Basen from Fridarick visited his parents at Vicker son to see Mr and Mrs William Gussard. Miss va Virts from ureh J visited Mrs Albert Dion. Mr and Mrs Olla Turner moved from Dickerson to Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wile H. Opp Daeuaualy
M18
Iu Vison
Joan Basen
Fridarick
Vickerson
William Gussard
Va Virts
Ureh J
Albert Dion
Olla Turner
Dickerson
Frederick
Local Notices From Rocky Ridge Area
Sunday noon March 3 pastor George W Hinders from Pennsylvania will preach at Rocky Ridge Tabor church. Mrs Laura Creager of Fair Dealings visited Willian FoA of Rocky Ridge last week. Two month old daughter of Leslie Byler near Loys buried at St Tabor cemetery. Funeral by Rev Heubener Graceham. Several locals moving or planning moves including Angell and Beitler families. Weather brought rain and hail with heavy thunder.
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George W. Hnders
Pennsylvania
Will
Rocky Ridge
Heubener
Graceham
Margret Shorb
Ethel Valentine
Helen Angell
Minnie Tressler
J. Howard Wood
Near Loys
Joseph A. Miller
Laura Creager
Harry W. Boone
Ervin Boone
Waynesboro
Marry Beitler
Lays
William Angell
Taneytown
George Beitler
Angell
Theodore Stoner
Frederick Forwell
Frederick Forwell Property, of Near Loys
Harry Boone
Johnsville
Stoner
Ray Beitler
Edna B. Miller
Owens Creek
Loys
Creagrestown
Clarence Valentine
Gaithersburg Social Visits Reported
Elsie Day and others visited Emma Lindsey of Gaithersburg Sunday evening. Mary Snouffer entertained school friends near Gaithersburg Friday night. Walter Plummer and wife of Gaithersburg visited Hazell Cashell of Layhill Saturday. Rebecca Reed of Washington Grove returned from visiting Mrs Eugene Coleman near Gaithersburg and spent Sunday with relatives in Rockville. Milton Reed and William Small visited Gaithersburg residents Sunday and Saturday respectively. Mrs John Snoufler socialized with Gaithersburg friends Sunday.
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Gaithersburg
Elsie Day
Ernest Day
Harry Murphy
Albert Day
Emma Lindsey
Mary Snouffer
Walter Plummer
Hazell Cashell
Layhill
Rebecca Reed
Washington Grove
Eugene Coleman
Charles Reed
Rockville
Milton Reed
William Small
Clarence Lindsey
John Snoufler
Mt St Marys Mass Times Change At St Anthony’s
Beginning Sunday March 2 masses at St Anthony’s church on Sundays and holy days will be at 7 and 10 am with catechism at 9. Mrs John Shorb remains critically ill after weeks on the sick list. Mr Henry Favorite shows some improvement. Miss Ada Wagner of Hagerstown visited Saturday and Sunday. The college gas plant gasometer nears completion. Miss Mary Althoff spent Thursday in Westminster.
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Charles Turner
Knoxville
Anthony A. Wickless
Jerome Wickless
George Smith
Misbes Bertha
Pearl Smith
Braddock
Lily
May
Louise Wickless
M.H. Fulmer
Thomas
Anna Fulmer
Myrtlen Shoemaker
Frederick
Henry Shoemaker
Roy Kintz
David Hintz
Ernest Miss
Jacob Shoemaker
Thomas Fulmer
Bertha
Luther Main
Lily Wickless
John de Grange
Mt. Zion
Marshal Fulmer
Edward Miss
Elmer Brandenburg
Bertha Smith
Gertrude Wickless
Marshal
George Fulmer
Harry Grove
Francis Staley
Roy Rintz
Elmer, Wulderbrand
Leslie Brandenburg
St Anthony's Parish
John Shorb
Henry Favorite
Ada Wagner
Hagerstown
Mary Althoff
Westminster
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Offer Relief and Guarantee
Cause for Alarm discusses digestive distress and urges Rexall Dyspepsia tablets as a remedy. The advertisement promises a refund if not satisfied and notes price points of 25 cents 60 cents and 1 dollar with availability at the store.
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. E. Etzler
Los Angeles
Royal Palm Hotel
Florida Base Coast Hotel Company
Henry M Flagler
Florida East Coast Railroad
Key West
Freys
Islands
O'Brien
Maryland
Monroviai
Sheeler
Bay Front
Fort
G. L. Baking Company
Maude Adams
Post Tavern
Postum Co
Postum Cereal Co. Ltd
Satie Creek, Bic
O. T. Waltz
Frank Bnngle
Irvin
Jim Halter Dy Slek
R. W. Cutsall
Araby
Maddison Street
Breda Jel
A .L. Waltz
Sarah Saylor
Harry Hiltabridle
Brisges
Rosie Saylor
Bing
James Leakins
Mis. Tilghman Blessing
Mis James Albaugh
Odon Warner
New Windsor
Alrs
Pete, Esler
Samuel Willams
Samuel Schwarler
Alice
Mir
Roy Saylor
Walter Boone
Thomas Boone
Calvin Fogle
Kile
Mertie Boone
Gertie
Sadie Hillabridle
Woodshboro
C. V. Fogle
John, Elmer
Roy Boone
Luther Blessing
Edwin Blessing
John Warner
Charles Millie
Samuel Repp
Middletown
Samuel Fogle
Main’ Street
Martin Blessing
J. Diehl
Shookstown
MT. ST. Mary’s
J. A. Williamson
Frederick the
Gure
Gypsey
Dynsey's
Pearre
Vindex
Harry G. Dorsey , & Co., Popular Price Outfitters
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
Roadsters
United States
Studebaker
Frederick City Garage
J. H. Grove
Aetna Eglass Griffin & Gustrin Insurance
W. Patrick St Frederick, Md
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