Local Lewisdale Families Share Weekend Visits
News notes from Lewisdale and Germantown detail visits among Burnes, Brown, King, Smith, Beall, Day, and other families. Several turkey dinners on New Year’s Day are described, along with a few accidents and a farm purchase at Lewisdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burnes
Lewisdale
Myrtle Day
Edward Burnes
Francis Brown
Linder
Addie
D. T. Brown
Genoa King
Edna
Dorsey King
Germantown
R. J. Brown
George Brown
Wesley Smith
D. W. Price
Frances
W. A. Smith
Rosie
Jesse
Masters King
Edward Smith
Mbs
Grover Hilton
Ernest
Harry Hurley
Rosse Smith
Pis Smith
Edward
George Beall
Nettie
Dora
Millard Beall
Thomas Beall
Lawrence Fry
Maggie
Katie Hurley
Elzy Smith
Smith
Gertrude. Beall
Franie Beall
Raymond Brown
Clarksburg
George Windsor
Ridgeville
M. N. King
Gertrude Poole
Jesse Smith
Edward and
King
Gladys
Herbert
Rosie Linn Davis
New Market
Walter Haine
Miss Pearl Watkins
Walter Lawnon
Christmas Service In Foxville Attracts Large Audience
Foxville hosted a well rendered Christmas service at Lutheran church drawing a large appreciative audience. Several local residents visited family and friends over the holidays including Russell Brandenburg returning to Elkins with his mother, Pinckney Hauver visiting from College Park, and Maurice Brandenburg from Wolfaville. Many others, such as Ruth Poffinberger from Keymar and Edwin Wolt, returned from Pittsburgh, while local names like DeLawter, Schnanner, Pryor, and Poffinberger were noted in holiday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Russell Brandenburg
Elkins
W. Va
A. R. Brandenburg
Pinckney Hauver
College Park
A. L. Hauver
Maurice Brandenburg
Wolfaville
Grace Brandenburg
Herman Hauver
Washington
Ruth Poffinberger
Keymar
Geo. Poffin Badger
Edwin Wolt
Pittsburgh
Austin DeLawter
Waynesboro
T. H DeLawt
George Schnanffer
Miditimore
I. A. Fox
Lydia
Dorothy Pryor
Leah Ruhrman
Shirley Warrenfeltz
Wolfeville
T. C. Fox
A. L. Mauver
G. QO. Poffinberger
Grace Hauver
Ruth
Hortense Pofinberger
Stanley Hauver
Smithshare
Mr. Stottlemyer
Beaver
Edna Wolfe
Wolfson
Hexnor
Leah Denham
Baltimore
Spelling Bee Set Friday Night in Frederick
An old-fashioned spelling bee hosted by the W oC in Frederick on Friday at 7:30 p m on East Church street will draw visiting friends. Team captains are Edgar McBride and Paul Smith with Smith the current Hood College hall champ. Oscar B Coblentz will be pronouncer along with judges Rev Dr E H Lamar Roger Harley and Albert S Brown.
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Frederick
W Oc
T. A. Rooms
East Church Street
Edgar McBride
Paul Smith
Hood College Hall
H. and F. Railway
Oscar B. Coblentz
E. H. Lamar
Roger Harley
Albert 8. Brown
YMCA Receipts Surge as Nine Memberships Arrive
Secretary Roger G Harley of the Y M C A reports nine memberships were received on Saturday with the day's receipts the highest since current officers took charge. He says all current expenses will be paid in full by February 1. A January 21 supper organized by the ladies aims to clear an old $119 debt from a baseball team.
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Roger G. Harley
Washington
Paris
Augustus PB. Gardier
Massachusetts
House
United States
Gardner
Wotherspoon
Hay
Anthony
Europe
War Department
Quinn
Mississippi
Mr. Gardner
New Year Babies in City Announced at Year’s End
Mr and Mrs John T Best welcome a ten and a half pound baby boy born at 11 o clock New Year’s Eve. A second birth by Mr and Mrs David Kolb early New Year’s morning claims 1915’s first city birth, likely making the Kolbs’ son the first of the new year.
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John T. Best
David Kolb
Rural Carriers To Get Pay Increases At Frederick Post
The House fixed rural carrier salaries, granting increases to four of seven carriers at Frederick. Any carrier serving a 24 mile route will be paid 1200 dollars yearly. Last night dropped to 15 degrees with a forecast of fair and warmer weather today. Yesterday’s high reached one degree above freezing.
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Frederick Post Office
House of Representatives
Campaign Against Insects in Nation's Report
The annual report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture entomologist details progress in controlling gypsy moths boll weevils and other pests. It notes posters distributed nationwide, spray programs for orchards and cranberry pests, and advances in bee culture and forest/in stored product protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Graunges
New Jersey
Prevent Diphtheria with Tonsiline Campaign
A health notice warns sore throats invite diphtheria germs and promotes Tonsiline as a preventive treatment. It urges quick access to Tonsiling at home, lists price, and asks readers to advertise in The News.
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Bytheria
Fight on Shipping Bill Faces Senate Hurdles This Week
Washington January 5 The immigration bill moves aside as the government shipping purchases bill becomes the next major task. The Senate is expected to mount strong opposition to funding a shipping corporation and buying or leasing ocean going ships. Senator Burton to file a Republican minority report. President Wilson has shown desire to expedite action but opposition remains likely. Democratic backers expect the president to sign overall immigration reforms despite the literacy test issue.
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Wilson
Washington
Joint Committee
Senate
Commerce Committee
Burton
Congress
Second Child Dies in Poison Case at Polson
Elder child John two years old died six days after Mrs Ida Rogers committed slow poisoning with her two babies. Lorida eight months also died Wednesday. Husband Lorrys Elton Rogers kept vigil. other Rogers figures from the Riverside Drive circle previously married.
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Mra
Ida Rogers
Polson
New York
Ida “Rogers
John
Lorida
Elton Rogers
Bronx
Annie Roquemore Rogers
Rogers
Caroline Giddings Rogers
Riverside Drive
Annie Rogers
MUSTEROLE Ointment Offers Quick Soothing Relief
Advertising copy touts MUSTEROLE as a clean white ointment made with mustard oil to replace mustard plasters. It claims relief for throat issues bronchitis stiff neck asthma neuralgia congestion and chest colds, with sizes 25 50 cents and 2.50 for hospital size, from a Cleveland company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asterompany
Cleveland
Ohio
Mrs Schwindt Wins Allentown Case Quashed by Judge
Mrs Mart J Schwindt wife of Loula W Schwindt of Philadelphia had case against her quashed by Judge Groman in Allentown. She had been arrested in a hotel in September 1913 with a Philadelphia man amid claims of a conspiracy to obtain divorce evidence. A previous jury verdict had ended in a hung jury, and District Attorney Rupr stated no conviction was likely.
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Groman
Allentown
Mart J. Schwindt
Loula W Schwindt
Philadelphia
Echnindt
Phiadelphia
Rupr
Britain Yields On One Point In Copper Shipments
Washington Jan 6 Developments in talks to halt British interruptions of American copper shipments arriving in Italian vessels show Britain will allow shipments if made in vessels under a neutral flag. The negotiations focus on whether shipments can continue without Britain claiming rights to interrupt. The U S government seeks a workable arrangement on copper exports to Italy and other destinations.
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Goethals
Washington
Hampton Roads
San Francisco
Panama Canal
Garrison
Colonel Goethals
Cucuracha
Gold Hill
Italy
Great Britain
Walia
Kaiser Wilhelm Relapse Forces Sudden Return To Berlin
Dispatch reports Emperor William II suffered a relapse from exposure during his visit to the battle front in Flanders and is being rushed back to Berlin by imperial train. Military transit was redirected to honor his special conveyance and traffic between Liege and Aix-la-Chapelle was tied up for ten hours.
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Emeror
Berlin
Amstostein
Dlapatch
Willam Ley
Flanders
Hern
Kiosius
Liege
Aix-la-Chapelle
Pinex cough remedy promises quick relief and savings
An advertisement touts a home cough syrup made from vines DPinet and sugar syrup for about 64 cents a pint. It claims rapid relief from dry hoarse or tight coughs and bronchial inflammation, praising Pinex as a concentrated Norway pine extract rich in guaiacol. It urges asking for 2 ounces of Pinex and guarantees satisfaction with a money-back pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne, Ind
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