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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1916
Page
8
InvesT News reports numerous local social notes from Carroll County towns. Residents visit relatives, host guests, and attend social events in Taneytown Woodsboro Frederick and Brunswick area, listing dozens of names and brief activities along with a shooting match announcement and a barn framing update.
Mrs Jesele Brown and Mrs Fanoie Bramwell hosted a social day while several locals including Miss Violet Wolfe Miss Lydia Wood and Miss Elizabeth Wood are noted residents away or ill. Families such as Sponseliers Dorseys and Files Joneses appear with visits to Baltimore Lisbon and Frederick City Hospital.
Mr. Wm. Colliflower and son Leslie of Baltimore spent Sunday with his mother Mrs. Agnes Colliflower. Mr and Mrs. Howard F. Colliflower spent Saturday evening with their son Howard S. Colliflower. Mrs Martha Seiss entertained Mrs Sarah Martin and Mrs George Strong Saturday afternoon. Those who spent Saturday even-
Governor Philipp with guests highlights a long list of visitors and social gatherings in Keysville Union Bridge and Jimtown plus birthday surprise for Elia Weller. Community updates mention school, illnesses, visitors from Baltimore Washington and Illinois, Christmas travel, church visits, and a week of prayer amid grip cases in Taneytown area.
William Bell and McKaig spent a few days visiting in the section. Birds welcomed the New Year with song as Mr William Staub has crews building a new barn foundation. Reverend Shilke will soon be able to fill clerical appointments. Rev Cunningham continues revival services at Mill Haven Bethel Edgewood. Mrs Hanson Stull shows some improvement in health.
Transcribed community items show Charles Begonia and son visiting HW Stull in Rocky Ridge Altoona. Nettie Englar visiting Knoxville sister on Thursday and Friday. Mrs G B Smith and Annabelle visiting J B Ozle family. William Clem and son Graydon returning from Ohio visit with daughter Mrs Howard Martin. Maggie Bell of Emmitsburg visiting sister Mrs Charles Englar. Saturday evening guests included Charles Begonia and son with J B Ogle family.
Brunsick residents and visitors share Christmas Week travels and home visits in Brunswick Street households. Notable stops include Baltimore visits by Hoffmasters and guests from Hagers town Lovettsville and Barnesville, with several dances and church trips noted.
An old style advertises Pape's Diapepsin as a quick, safe remedy for indigestion and stomach upset. It claims relief within five minutes, reduces rumbling and discomfort, and encourages keeping a fifty cent case in every home. The copy stresses its scientific, harmless nature and broad consumer appeal.
The column lists residents visiting relatives and traveling for education and health. Alma Robertshaw in New York Alberta Haden of Washington visits the Wenner sisters Mrs J B Manor improving after pleurisy in Potomac nude Mrs H B Funk and sons visit Harper's Ferry Edna Earle from Cookaville stays with Hood sisters Floyd Feete Clarence Kaetzer Grove Haring leave for Salem Va to work in Roanoke Guy Fellers heads to Salem for studies C Triplet returns to Shepherdstown to attend State Normal School Mrs B F Norris confined by grip with daughter R A Compton aiding Miss M Luella Marriott leaves Brunswick for a Chicago rest Georgia Hood Lavenia Hood Mary Kaetzel Ottie McDonald Sara Shannon return to State Normal to resume studies Josephine Evans leaves for Westminster Western Maryland College to continue work.
Elizabeth Painter returns to Draper Va school after Christmas at parental home. Mrs Walford and Audrey come back to Washington from S B Walford home. Sue Orrison visits Hickman girls. Ada Coward Elia Fry visit Brunswick Md. Reymond Stone spends Christmas with grandfather M M Rodeffer in Washington. Winifred Maurer returns to Harrisonburg Normal after holidays. H E Everhart and Iona improve after grip. Washington Hickmans celebrate Christmas at parental home. Lutheran Christian Endeavor holds cold meat supper February 22 at Lovettsville Masonic Hall. New Jerusalem Lutheran church holds midwinter Communion January 16 at 10:30.
A nostalgic advertisement touts Tonsiline as the sole sore throat remedy. It urges households to keep a bottle ready for sudden sore throat, noting availability in 25c 50c hospital sizes and full hospital size $1.00 across druggists nationwide.
Advertises Jap-Enamel varnish stain available in Cherry Mahogany Walnut Dark Oak and Light Oak finishes. Prices shown include 12 pint cans at 12 cents per pint, pint cans at 20 cents, and quart cans at 36 cents.
Floor stain available in Cherry Mahogany Walnut Dark Oak Light Oak all colors. Gallon cans priced at 125 dollars. Kalkoma and Maresco cold water paint sold in 5 pound packages at 35 cents each. Floor varnish and Wazine floor products featured.
Promote quick break up of bronchial coughs croup and colds. Warn against narcotic remedies. Guaranty money back and economical value. Sold by Pearces Modern Pharmacy with home mixing instructions and comparison to Asthmador.
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