Purely Personal Notes From Frederick Society Pages
Prof J B Apple of the Woman s College was in Carion Pa Saturday. Mr and Mrs Thomas Schley of Pottersville in Frederick Saturday for a short visit. Miss Jys52 Kankel of Malimors guest of sister Mrs Charles W Race on Ross Patrick Street. Miss Boskel of Baltimore visits her former home in Frederick. Mrs John S Yellett of Towson is sister to Miss Panotehrall. Miss Nelie Trego of Baltimore visits Mrs Caroline Markell. Prof C F Flovk left for funeral duties in Reetlyaride. Rosa Williams of Calon Bridge visits Mrs C E Cline. Ada and Millie Bracey of Charlotte Ohio visiting their cousins Capt Bill Frost. Rev G L Mesgetiles leaves for Tucker County on business. Miss Nannie Heinlein leaves for Washington on a weeks visit. At Lanner is out of the city today on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Apple
Carion
Thomas Schley
Po-tersville
Ibla County
Frederick
Jys52 Kankel
Malimors
Cnas
W. Race Fe
Ross Patrick Strest
Miss Boskel
Baltimore
Taites
Ormer Howe
John S. Yellett
Towson
Panote Srall
Misa Nelile Trego
Caroline Markell
A. D Heedy
St Reetlyaride
Mise Rosa Williams
Calon Bridge
C. E Cilne
Third Street
Ada and
Miliie Bracey
Marlotte, O
Bill Frost
L. Mesgetiles
Tucker County
Nannie Heinlein
Thia
Moon
Washington
Wegers
Gina
Lanner
The Cold Wave Rages Across Frederick and Middletown
The cold wave swept the West and reached Frederick between 12 and 1 on Saturday night, bringing fierce wind and near zero temperatures by Sunday morning. Churchgoers faced frigid returns from worship as the day cooled further, with the temperature dipping to near zero again by night. In Middletown Valley, snow and rain preceded the cold, and Friday night brought two degrees below zero, with temperatures climbing to eight above later that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Worahis
Sero
Middletown
Syrup of Figs Promotes Health and Comfort
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pure laxative remedy aiding kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them. It highlights pleasant taste and popular use by millions and doctors, sold in 50 cent bottles by California Fig Syrup Company with the product name printed on the neckband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Seventy fourth annual Frederick County Bible Society meeting
The seventy four th annual meeting of the Frederick County Young Men s Bible Society was held in the ME Church last night. The church was filled to capacity with Mr Beary M Nixdorff presiding. Anthem rendered by the choir, invocation by Dr Bos h seek, and readings by Rev Joan K Wolfe opened proceedings. Rev A H Zimmerman delivered a masterful address on the Bible. A collection was taken for the society. The program featured a long list of directors from various churches and denominations. The full report will be published tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Joan KE. Wolfe
P. B Sacologna
Rey A. H. Zimmerman
Kev
Hawk
The
Bible Society
Bible Society Were Etcied: Proestant Ept-eopsi
Tarry Tra
EU. Abepheid
J.C. Alarkell
Fraox B. Sappingt
Evapgrtea
Lutt
M Nixdort
Naval cadets face demerits for reg violation
Naval Academy cadets were barred from entering destinations and 175 received demerits for breaking the rule. In Westminster the Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church marked 25 years since dedication with exercises. Witnesses are summoned for the Horace D Baker Silas Sage Hartford bank case trial set to begin in Baltimore on January 21. Port deposit saw anxiety as Susquehanna rose suddenly with a large flow of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Academy
Wes'minster
Horace D Baker
Silas Sage
Harford Bank
Baltimore
Port Deposit
Susquehanna
Work of Death Claims Mrs Barnes and Others
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs Mary A Barnes at 77 years, with funeral details in Clemsonville and interment at Datnaville Cemetery alongside her family. Also noted are the deaths of Miss Ann Rebecca Branner at 50 after a service at the German Baptist Church, Rev. David D. Reedy, a retired minister, and Benjamin Cain, 80, widow and son surviving, with brief burial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A Barnes
James P Barnes
Lew
Mr. A Barnes
Clemsonville
Datnaville
Cos
Mi E. Church
South
Savage
M. E. Church
Fountein School
Margaret McKinstry
B. W. Bucklegoam
Baltimore
Mis Bruner
Ann Rebeccs Branner
Hera
Peice
C. Emp
West Fourh Street
M. Ouvet
David Ksedy
David D. Reedy
Dalied Sretoren
Roren
Keedyaville
Hu Wara
C. C. Keedy
Fairmont Cemetery
Advertised Letters at Frederick City Post Office 1965
List of remaining advertis ed letters dated Saturday January 12 1965. Recipients must call for letters or they move to dead letter within two weeks. Names include Jack Carty Thoras B Corater J B Overv ibt Barer J Bilbom Houck J W los J vbas Murer W W Page and others. unusual personal notes and a drug store advertisement accompany the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Gerrviuts
Trst
Jack Carty _Thoras
Orveriv
Ibt Barer
J. Bilbom
Houck
Los
Murer
W. W Page
Fimok
der J . J
EB. Both
Bey T Novocensteiner
Zoho Esine
T.jagtfer
Chas Lovudies
Samee
Warner
Wim
Zimmer Laniys
Wiss Dears
Coste
Hamil Eo
Money and Clothing for the Stricken Church Appeal
The Presbyterian church collected funds and clothing yesterday for famine-stricken regions. Rev. David Beste read statements from the Presbyterian Banner and letters from Nebraskan relief areas praising generous gifts. Unsold goods and cash will be received at the church Sunday afternoon by officers and Sunday school workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
Presbyterian Church
Yeaterday
Nebrasks
David Beste
Presbyterian Banner of
Pittsburgh
Thocsanda
Woo Isle Foreach Inc
Bester
Bfuwea Dslarsua
A K. Basaset
Hastings
Nevissan
Ben'e
Fyeun
Ars Rovertaun
Drougetetnicken Tegiuo
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES
The Gleaner reports Epiphany activities with Rev. Os borne Lagle present and remarks made. Christmas carols and speeches occurred, weather postponed events, children received cake and candy, and the guilds held meetings amid cold. Revival services at M E church continue with over twenty professing conversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Ridgley
Silss Palmer
Cram
Allen Knfoe
United Brethren Sunday School
M. E
Mayflower ancestry and Swami Vivekananda noted in brief
Brief items report diverse notes from 19th century life including a call to remember Swami Vivekananda among Mayflower descendants, a claim of electrical faults in 800 American mines, Dr A Hanichen injuring his hand, Mr Gans H Esefer gifting parrots to Mr Berofe Besant, a parson poisoning a hunting dog, J P ilfer appointed weather observer in Burkittsville, and a portrait feature on Mise Berhs Garett in Monsey's Magazine January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swami Vivekanada
Privat
America
A. Hanichen
Gans
H. Esefer
Berofe Besant
Wa Nuaz
J. P.ilfer
Burkittsville
Weather B
Nutrition Bulletin on Food Value and Costs
A bulletin from the U S Department of Agriculture outlines aims to study the nutritive value and cost of human foods. Prepared under the 1940 appropriation and by Lr Alwser, it details topics such as fuel value of food, digestion, nutrient amounts, and economical diets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partners
Balttetia Ni
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Secetary of Agriculture
Lr. Alwser
Local notices and remedies fill a late issue
The page lists residents and illnesses in Frederick with names such as Mrs Nelle Biwid and Mrs Emer Srows. It mentions a public cough remedy sold by Steiger Bros. Drug Store and a 25 cent bottle advertised by Pearre Frederick Md W Rudy Mt Alry Wd. The text reads like a jumble of names, addresses, and medical ads from a small-town column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemper
Davia & Busard
Moorer
Waren Co
Hambesmain
Silert Pearre
Frederick
Rudy
Alry
Steiger Bros. Drug Stare
Unruly Meeting Reopens Debate Among Homesteaders
A disrupted gathering of homesteaders adjourned amid accusations and shouting as organizers faced calls to withdraw leadership. Reported chaos included protesters, accusations of mismanagement, and plans to reorganize within two weeks amid broader tensions. A separate note describes a balloon stunt in Jacksonville ending with a parachute mishap near the St. Johns River.
Progressive Frederick farmer supplies ice for Baltimore and Gale Railroad
John T. Best, a Frederick county farmer, recently harvested clear ten inch thick ice from Bush Creek to serve the Baltimore and Gale Railroad Company. A large number of cars carried the crystal liquid, marking possibly the first such order for ice in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Best
Frederick County
Baltimore and Gale Railroad Company
Bush Creek
Shootieg Match Draws Crowd in Parkathe Area
A well attended clay pigeon shoot was held Saturday in Parkathe area by local sportsmen. Peter Mantz, Smtco and Michael Kennedy of Frederice City Club participated. No events were shot off, Frederico club captured the first prize and shared other prizes in the final event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Insich
Parkathe
Thia
Junte
Peter Mantz
Te Smtco
Michael Kennedy
Behalf of the Poor Benefit by Catholic Group
The Young Men's Catholic Walon Dramatic Association offered its services to Frederic City officials for a fundraiser at Chip Osera House to aid the poor. The plea notes extreme cold causing suffering and cites charitable aims, with medical claims mentioned alongside the event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Catholic Walon Dramatic Association
Throach Wir CO P Smith
Tia
Fredericz
Chip Osera House
M C. U
Electric Bitters promise cures and endorsements
An ad touts Electric Bitters as a universal remedy curing malaria headaches constipation and blood issues. It claims strong endorsements and a money back guarantee with prices 40 cents and 1.00 per bottle at local drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garoct & Fearre
Urug
Miracle cure text hides in old New York story
Fragmentary OCR recounts a New York woman praised for a miraculous cure of rheumatism by a mysterious remedy. The piece mentions Pannie Pignam of New York and an enduring, celebrated anecdote amid unclear details and archaic phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Pannie Pignam
New York
Catarrh Remedy Promoted By Foster Medicine Co
An ad-like piece touts catarrh cures as a common condition with symptoms such as nasal discharge and headaches. It claims the remedy cures even severe cases and cold related inflammations, priced at 50 cents, from Foster Medicine Company of Baltimore Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Medicine Company
Baltimore
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the Daily News
Whicho
D.K Best
North Market
TKE Bible Society
Asnivversary
News OF the State
Benjamin Cain
Buminsburg
Filneas
Poeumonts
Calvin Cain
Va Fancenor
Tina
8Ather Bros Drug Store
News OF the Churches
Osborne Lagle
Lowe
Dessteelen
May Lowe
Sean Traiy
Sama
Jhristmas
St. Mary's
Tible Society
the Reformed Church
Bernard Steiner
Nelle Biwid
Frederics
Atry
Emer Srows
Wes Second Street
Ia Anmet
Ladi
Adan Bower
Marxey
Beery
Ani Ose
West Patricks
Howzsrean
Padan
Acd
Haiti
Esst Howe
Kayes Seni Wwiktess, Elsate A Ea Mee Daye Ne Ne Tee Fie Bine Straits Fet Sry
Iasi
New York State
Kate
Jacksonville
Ota
Mesa Halloon
Ciesssten
St. John's River
Harrisburg
State Heart of Charities
Mar Ball
House Appropriations Committee
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Germany
Bismarck
Beérity
Ton Hoheslohs
Bismarck Yestanias
Friedrichsruhe
Herbert Bismarck
Count von Kyuzu
Prince Bismarck
Hinmarck
Count Herbert
Berlin
Baeaciaem
Fal
Bay
Vailiroa
Federick. Md
Ottais
Windesrauer
Meron Mb
Eme Nee Eet
Lea Joyous
Throbbing Ilife
Brown
Sweet Water
Texas
Coax
Tes Brooke
Texx
Rosa Reeder
Chemical Co
Brov
Girman Army
Peter
Esadpifld Regulator Co
Bart
Carty
Etocx
Vsme
Psius
Rhs
East Patrick
Ball Ternington & CO
Charles St
Fayette St
Maryland
Kohler
W. L. Dou Las
Cordovan
Fae Daur &Kangarn
Oncol
Mass
W. L. Douglas
Re R. Yeakle
Frede Ick
Garateck
Hindsomaat
Stova
N. J. Wilson & Soe
Excelsior Stove House
East Patrick &T
Frederick, MD
Reviivo
Tsang
IB Betony
Circulariree
Royal Medicinne CO
Alver St. Chicago
Schley Bros
Prederick
Ego Sodar
Weilnvite
W. H. B. Etchison
Warkett . Frederick
Fahrney
DES D.ue
Aukretons
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