Engagement announced in The Daily News
Mr James H Gambrill Jr announces the engagement of his daughter Susan May to Charles Seth Lane son of Col and Mrs William P Lane of Hagerstown. No wedding date set. Rhodes Saxter. Also on January 5 John F Rhodes of Creagerstown married Miss Mabel V Baxter near Imitsburg at United Brethren parsonage Thurmont. Calvin Stem and Lola Dutrow married at Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Hou
Susan May
Charles Seth Lane,i
William P. Lane
Hagerstown
Rhodes
Saxter
United Brethren Parsonage
Thurmont
John F. Rhodes
Creagerstown
Mabel V. Baxter
Near Immitsburg
J. J. Green
Stem—Dutrow
Calvin M. Stem
Sabillasville
Lola M. Dutrow
Bluse Ridge Summit
J. A. Brosius
Sistor
Personal notices of moves and a Legion card party
PURELY PERSONAL Mr. Wm. M. Sponseller has left for Philadelphia to begin duties with a feed company and plans to live there. Mr. Roland Gaver, formerly with the Baltimore Sun, has joined Potomac Edison in the Magers town office. Geo. W. Hess, recent Taneytown resident, returns to Buckeystown to take up duties at Buckingham School. A Legion Auxiliary Card Party will be held in the Francis Scott Key Hotel on Wednesday at 3 o'clock for the benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. Sponseller
Fredj
Feed G Company
Philadelphia
Phiadelphia
Roland Gaver
Middletown
Appendiciti
Baltimore Sun
Potominc Edison Company
Magerstown
Geo. W. Hess
Taneytown
Buckeystown
Buckingham School
SAY HOOCH POISONED BOYS IN SCHOOL YARD INCIDENT
Two fifth grade boys Leon Smith and William Mack were found unconscious beside broken whisky bottles in a deserted barn on Woodbine High School grounds. A passerby brought them to Principal Arthur Bossler who said the boys’ breath and condition suggested drinking. They faced school detention as authorities planned an inquiry by a justice of the peace to identify bottle sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbine
N. J. Fan
Ioys
Leon Smith
William Mack
David Feldman
Arthur B. Bossler
Justice of the Peace
Philippine Fanatics Slay 18 on Bucas Island
General Wood reports to the War Department that eighteen Philippine constabulary and police were killed on Bucas Island Surigao by Colorum religious fanatics. The Colorums, an older sect, have been dispersed in past incidents. Efforts will aim to restore order with minimal further losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Island Constabulary
Washington
Leonard Wood
War Department
Philippine Constabulary
Bucas Island
Surigao
Colorums
Jie
Fourteen Miles In Nine Years Postcard Voyage
Augusto Baljenweck a Colmar merchant sent a postcard from Metzeval on August 5 1914 to Paul Hatz an officer of the One Hundred and Seventy first regiment of Infantry at Munster a town near Colmar. The card returned July 7 this year after nine years covering about 14 miles Metzeval to Munster three miles Munster to Colmar eleven miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusto Baljenweck
Colmar
Germany
Metzeval
Caileda
Paul Hatz
Munster
Getting Rid of Boll Weevil in Arkansas Fields
A retina grower in Arkansas reports a method to reduce boll weevils. In each two to three acre area, he places a torch above pans of kerosene at night the light attracts the insects and many are singed and fall into the kerosene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Princess Normna Matchabelli in The Miracle role
New York based Princess Normna Matchabelli remains unruffled when informed Lady Tana Miners is already rehearsing for the Madonna lead in The Miracle. The exchange highlights rehearsals and the involvement of high society figure in the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Normna Matchabelli
New York
Lady Tana Miners
Aleady
Madonna
Defendants Win In Three Notes Cases at Woodsboro
After brief deliberation a jury ruled for the defendant in Albert S. Brown receiver v Wall on two promissory notes of 1000 dollars each. The bench then heard related actions with Strine and Geisinger signing notes. Hull testified to signatures and discount terms. witnesses described dividends and stock holdings tied to note payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberts. Brown
J. J. Bradshaw Company
George J. Wall
Hammond Urner
Glenn J. Worthington
Charles A. Strine
Charles E. Geisinger
Whe Vourt
Strine
Geisinger
Hull
Comppany
Gelsinger
Woodsboro
Owen Dorsey
Gdd Nele
SLLCO
Sflte Company
Tinll
Viet Te
Harry C. Hull
George J. Hull
Stoner
Storm
Albert S. Brown
Plainiff
Myersville Community Notices Jump With Births and Illness
Myersville notes include Charles E. Smith's illness, Mrs. Marshall Warrenfeltz’s indisposition, and Rev A Neal and wife visiting Lancaster PA. Birth announced for a daughter to Mr and Mrs Blair Shenley. Frank Snyder of Baltimore visiting. Nora Toms with parents C E Toms in New Windsor. Elizabeth Mar and daughter in Baltimore. St Pauls Lutheran Sunday School election names Charles J. Bittle superintendent and other officers for 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville
Charles E. Smith
Marshall Warrenfeltz
A. Nealare
Lancaster Pa
Wm. S. Wachtel
D. Rice
Sallie FE
Marsistant
Viola ~ I.gianist
Elizabeth Bittle
Wm. I. Deter
Preadching at Mt Pleasant church and local notes
Dickerson January 12. P'reaching at At Pleasant church January 2 at 3 o clock. Mr. James Runhies has his barn completed and dwelling house nearly finished. Mrs. West Heffeer of Mount Ephraim is indisposed. Mr. Nathan Cooley ill but slowly improving. Wheat looks fine in this section. Mrs. Mahlon Mobley indisposed. Mr. Wm. Cosgrove of Washington spent a day with sister Mrs. Clinton Nichols of Mt Ephraim. Mr. John Offutt moved to Martinsburg to his new farm. Mmt. Algie Grees motored to Pennsylvania. Eldridge Cooley spent days with uncle Mr. Mills of Gaithersburg. Miss Catharine Gregg and Violet spent Thursday with aunt Miss Florence Sears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Cosgrove
Washington
Clinton Nichols
Mt. Ephraim
John Offutt
Martinsburg
Mmt
Algie Grees
Pennsylvania
Eldridge Cooley
Mills
Gaithersburg
Catharine Gregg
Violet
Florence Sears
Woman Punches Bandit in Panic Strike Fight
Mrs Mary Ray and her niece from Mauch Chunk Pa faced a highwayman on the road January 12. The woman swung her right arm with strength and struck the robber on the nose, causing him to retreat. She knocked several knuckles from joint but escaped unharmed and saved her valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauch Chunk
Mary Ray
Mane Chunk
Aighwayman
N J Town Quarantined After Thirteen Smallpox Cases
Clementon region quarantined as thirteen smallpox cases identified in Vrial near Clementon New Jersey. All residents ordered vaccinated and schools closed by Glouster township board of health. A convalescing colored cook suspected to have brought in the illness. Initial diagnosis labeled as chickenpox pending full authorities’ confirmation. Bomb attack in Lisbon damages Spanish boilermaker home. A protest note cites death sentence for former premier Dato.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brial
Clementon
N. 7
Vrial
Glouerster Township
Bisheon
Jan
Lisbon
Dato
Cleveland pageant hosts bathing-suit revue for male contender
Roy Davis, department store general manager, stands as a candidate for male pulchritude honors in Cleveland. Miss Mary Jane Clark, titled Miss Cleveland, demonstrates how to model the bathing suit while introducing the competition at the Atlantic City pageant backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Roy Davis
Mary Jane Clark
Atlantic City
Bazaar Plans For February Benefit Sale At State Armory
An old time bazaar to aid the Oda Fellows home will run February 18 to 25 at the State Armory under King Daying Lodge No 0 and Frederick Gily Lodge No 100, with Samariuan Rebekah Lodge No Sl also involved. Robert A Bennett chairs the executive committee. Mollie Harrington is secretary and Noel Vailey treasurer. Committees cover decorations and soliciting, with details to be finalized at an executive meeting January 44 at 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oda
State Armory
King Daying Lodge
Frederick ‘Gily
Samariuan Rebekah Lodge
Robert A. Bennett
Basant
Mollie Harrington
Noel Vailey
G. BG. Crist
Chaurtes A. Landis
Wiliam MM. Herlvetsen
Nolin B. Lewis
Thrace IE €. Albaugh
Charles I’. Seeger
Lewis A. Woodward
Jessie Webster
Fairman Bennett
H. Noel Haller
Nolan D. Lewis
Torefer Smith
Robert V. Tyarrick
Ehorves C. Albaurd
Ji Od
Tiugh
Elmer Brown
Wand Charl F
Among the Sick and Middletown Fire Officers Elected
Local brief notes illness reports from Middletown and surrounding areas list Kyster W. Edmonds seriously ill at home on South Mavet Street Marcelene Kefauver of Middletown ill since November but able to be about hospitalizations for Altin Tussard and Russell Stine at Frederick City Hospital Atlee Beachley son of Mr and Mrs Beachley had tonsils adenoids removed Fnos Routzahn Sr confined to bed two weeks Middletown Fire Company held monthly meeting electing officers including President DL Vo Beachle Secretary Howard A Gros Treasurer Albert Toile Chaplain Te w AL Conner Executive Committee members DV Roileau Marl Wo Kepler Rey A Cowper George Ts Doub Chris Barnes A Glenn trainer Giry BAT evanitor Glenn Gladhill
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyster W. Edmonds
South Ma Vet Street
Marcelene Kefauver
Middletown
Altin Tussard
N. A. Steck Bussard
Frederick City Hospital
Russell Stine
Atlee O. AS Beachley
John QC
Beachley
Fnos Routzahn
Miversville
Middletown Fire Company
Middletown Volunteer Fire Company
Eusome
DL Vo Beaehle
Tloward A. Gros
Albert ¥. Toile
Card Party and Auction Note at Kew Hotel
Local notice lists a Wednesday January event at the Kew Hotel with prices at each table and sale of candy and cake. Proceeds aid Renefie Armeiican Deion Auxiliary. Also advertised is a six room brick dwelling for sale on Seventh Street with electric driveway, and a farm sale near Frederick with livestock and farming implements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renefie Armeiican Deion
Bae and Grey Room
Kew Hotel
Wolock
Moo Seventh Street
Grayson Thom Real Estate
Fasur Tredepick
C'Ty
City
Frederick
Country Town
Pear
North Market
Market St
Twast
Weat
Tifth Street
Jefferson St
Mach
Lving
Noor
Rooimma
Bath
Grayson H. Mench
Tieal Tmatate and Insurance
Ythian Castle
Irederick
Notice of Public Sale and Local Notices in Frederick Md
A collage of 1920s notices and ads from Frederick Maryland includes thanks to patrons, taxi services, millinery, bank notices, auctioneers, real estate offerings, dry cleaning, medical ads, and a central trust election. It lists sale dates, auctions, and business promotions from Wolfe Proprietor to Maryland Life and others, plus public sale details at the Court House Door and bank stock transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick and Washington
Packard Car
Frederick Salm
Key Hotel
Thane
Washington
Raleigh
Honeath
Wolfe
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Trrederick
Court House
Edward A. Gitetinger
Frederick County National Bank Stock
Guyl, Foot
Building lots in Rosemont College Park and citywide sale
Citywide sale offers building lots on Rosemont, College Park, Villa Estate, Maple Park and adjacent areas. Real estate firm markets plots for development across all districts, highlighting convenient access and varied lot sizes to suit buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Dill Avenue
College Parkway
B. Ward
Uaderdashery
Rosemont
Villa Estate
Maple Park
Sala
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Hooch
Philippine
Princess
Rachae
Dickerson
N. J
Odd Fellows
Cue M. Wbursh
Bloomfield
Tarnt LA
Joseph Hy Bussard
Cleve
Sam
Commercial State Bank
Hdith G. Seldling
John AL. Dutrow
Jefferson
Elmer EB. Boyer
Maryland Life. T
Simmons, Gen. Agt
Adamstown
York City
Chas. A. Schafer
Abrams
Mobley & Brother
West Patrick Street
Edward A. Gittinghr
Guy L. Fout
Audt
Walter Rice
Harmony Grove
Grayson E. Bowers
Guy TL. Fout
Walter A. Rice
Care News-Post
North Market Street
Henry G. Radcliff
Oeene
THE
Kaufman Motor Co
West South Street
Grayson Tf, Mercer, Real Estate
Maryland
Foat Third
Fourth Streets
Chapel Alley
East Third Street
Frederick Junk Co
Frank Gastley
Phone
George's Creek
Getty
J. A. Tamibon
Citizens’ National Bank
Citzens?’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Ptosepi L. Barber, Ne
John 8. Ramsburg
Joseph D. Baker
Thomas WW. Staller
Charles K. Conley
M.D. Preble
Hargete
John 5
Newman
Jiolmes D. Baker
Daniel Baker, JR
Joan H. Baker
Third St
Patrick Street
Sn Ree
Irving S. Biser
St. ‘S'hana
Court Street
Bowers Lumber Co
Aterler
Stoneroom
N. Market St
Win
D. Bowers Lumber Co
J. Fred Futman and Son
Wiener
Mai
Het St
C. EL Schildknecht
N. Market Bt
Pepenregeesge Ee
J. Guner
Jerner Gurt
John Newman
Upper College
Terra
Middietewo
Mad
Borskerpingg
Soda Ltspien- Ser
Wiliamson
Feya
Ü Iui
GEE Banister Bildg
MANTZ
Royal Society
Art Waal
Gilmore R. Flautt
Trail Ave
Third Rt
Maat &R
Suilahta
Madison St
Washington St
Datrick
4Th
Kin St
S. Market St
Wiinell
Park Ave
Washington Mt
McMurray &T
Garawes
N. Market
Hriak
E. Church
Mindern Homes
TH. Patrial Mt
W. Tatrinl St
Tex
Hamilton Ave
Tim
Teal Estate and Insurance
Grayloyson H. A. Mercer
Liawis
Yellow Springs Med
Contron S Eds
Tulev
Mb Vorsal Cooheret
Gamhrsil
Prederiels County
Dachange
Carrell St
Fotl Bale
Teland
Warfield
Ted Ave
Oliver Typewriter
Good Ag
School For Deaf
Rnope Island
Church Street
Thomas P
Thomas P.rice
North Market Streny
Markwood D. Harp
Aces
Bargain
North Market atrea@ pike
Mariwood
Pythian Castle
Noah E. Cramer
Nosh
B. Cramer
James ST
Pat
Braddock Hiate
Braddock
di Ave
Ifouge
Wamaville
Oteker Som
Buckaystown
Acre
Urbana
State Road
Washington At
West Third St
Park
Adero
Elm St
Edera
4Th St. Pike
Noah EH. Cramer
Church & Frederick
Markety
New Home
Miedern
Broonm
New Hanes
Ueetion
Thismesn
Murlet
N. Clary
M. N. Nelson
Patrick St.rederick
W.N. Jolliffe
Fort Salm
Boo
Privo
WN. Jollifus
Rteal State
West Chiron St
Theodore H. Alexander
ATRIL
Housre
Seventh St
Second St. Noures
FL Patrick St
All Sants St
South St
W. South St. Oust
Landford
Vera
Potts & Grifin
West College Terrace
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