Stagecoach lines shift to motorbus between Ridgeville and Baltimore
H G Lescalleet will inaugurate a new 24 passeng er motorbus on March 1 between Liberty Frederick and Baltimore replacing the old stage service. The $4 650 White vehicle, 40 horsepower, 20 mph, will run daily round trips with Sunday service if demand allows. Hoopers Express plans Ridgeville to Frederick trips two round daily service.
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Ridgeville
Frederick
H. G. Lescalleet
Gome
Bax
Libertytown
Will, & Mew
Mfick
Baltimore
Here
Mir
Lescalleet
Liberty
Ehoopers Express
Mt. E
Harmony Resident David Kinna Dies Suddenly at Home
David Kinna well known Harmony farmer, aged nearing 75, died suddenly this morning from heart failure. His son Elmer found him on the floor after a chair fall. a physician was summoned. Survived by widow and four children Charles E. Kinna Braddock Elmer Kinna Harmony Mrs Mary F. Palmer Yellow Springs Mrs Charles Ford Harmony. Funeral arrangements pending and to be announced.
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Elmer E. Kinna
David BE. Kinna
Harmony
Mr. Kinna
Kinna
Charles E. Kinna
Braddock
Elmer ©, Kinna
Har ‘Mony
Mary F. Palmer
Yellow Springs
Charles Ford
Har
Death of Col William S Boone of Thrifton Va
Obituary notes Col William S Boone of Thrifton Virginia survived by wife and five children including Mrs Harrison Schley of Shepherdstown Mrs M K Rightstine of Washington Miss Hire and Annie Boone at home. Burial at Union Cemetery Falls Church. Also mentions infant Catherine V Garber of Walkersville died at home of parents and funeral directors Putman and Smith. Recital by Miss Marie Stoddard at Hood Academy. Old ad style copy references liver pills and salve.
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Thrifton
Washington
Harrison Schley
Shephherdstown
M. K. Rightstine Uals Boone
Miss Hire
Annie Boone
Falls Church
Independents to Hold Feast at Election Time
The Independent Hose Company No 1 will elect officers on Friday evening January 29 with a feasting arrangement for attending members. A committee of Chapline Engle and Seeger plans coffee and sandwiches. The group also approved a $6.26 contribution to Pioneer Company of Hagerstown and kept Maryland State Firemen’s Association membership.
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Lkely
Wichs
Thos. A. Chapline
Milton T. Engle
Philip Seeger
Pioneer Company of
Hagerstown
Maryland State Firemen's Association
Asefatant
Jacob Rosenstock
M. N. Nuaz
Thomas L. Zimmerman
Herbert Kreh
Robert EB. Delaplaine
A. Atlee Radcliff
Thomas A. Chapline
M. T. Engle
Charles T. Butcher
Guy L. Fout
Joseph Zimmerman
C. B. Willard
J. Fleischman, Sr
H.W. Bowers
Elmer McClellan Phebus
George Wallace
Allen Kline, Jr
David Zimmerman
Frank Little
Rudolph Crouse
Charles William Kalb
Frank Salter
Walter Baker
Wiliam Boyer
Harry Scholl
Mehri Ridge
Grand Rapids boy earns 5000 yearly with toy airships
Maurice Wetzel an 18 year old from Grand Rapids Michigan built toy airships from sticks cloth and rubber bands. He sold his models across the United States and abroad while profiting from ads and supplies. He plans to work two more years then pursue college or a technical school.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Maurice Wetzel
Central High School
Texas
Leesburg Banquet by Daughters of Confederacy and Sons of Veterans
The Daughters of the Confederacy and the Sons of Veterans plan their annual dinner for Confederate veterans at Leesburg Town Hall. The event, set for January 19, is billed as one of the bests yet by the two organizations.
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Daughters of the Confederacy
The
Sons of Veterans
Leesburg
Calomel Promoted Despite Health Warnings
An old advertisement touts calomel as a cure, labeling it dangerous while praising Cascarets as a harmless laxative. The copy claims Cascarets ease constipation and biliousness without gripe or salivation, promising gentle overnight action.
Weather Records For Week At VA Weather Station
Weather records for the past week were secured at the local station of the VA Weather Bureau. The report summarizes daily measurements of temperature precipitation wind and barometric pressure with notes on notable deviations and conditions observed throughout the period.
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VA. 8
Weather Bureau
Weather Still Spring Like in January Frost City Tale
The Frederick area enjoyed unusually mild January weather with a 61 degree high, the warmest since 1914. The week saw high maximums and substantial rainfall totaling 2.54 inches Tuesday and 1.03 inches Wednesday, with fair skies forecast for Sunday and little temperature change expected.
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Frederick
Missionary meeting at Reformed church Sunday evening
County News items report a missionary meeting at the Reformed Church Sunday evening January 17 at 7 20. Mrs Lewis Richard visited relatives in Jefferson. Donard Williams and wife of Jefferson spent Sunday with local relatives. Ella M Kinna and Estie spent Friday with Lemuel Staley family. Caroline Summerfield departed for Washington DC. Mrytha Haller and Harmond Haller, recently ill, are now able to go out.
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Reformed Church
Lewis Richard
Jefferson
Donard Williams
Eila M. Kinna
Estie
Lemuel Staley
Caroline Summerfield
Washington, D.C
Mrytha Haller
Harmond
Brunswick Notes From Around Town In Daily Gazette
Brunswick society notes list attendees and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Oden P. Eichelberger from Akron who attended Belle Crummel’s funeral. Dr. A G Horine is ill with quinsy. Joseph Cecil returns home improved from Sabillasville Sanatorium. Fr James O Connell marks fifteenth year as St Francis pastor. Lottie Harbaugh visits Grace Mahoney. Mrs J M Joinson returns from Syncâture Va. Mrs J H Fry and son Ralph visit near Lorettaville Va. Prof Spencer C Stull at Brunswick High School. B O Compher praises The Times. Grove and Lee Horine go to Roanoke College in Salem Va. Harry Fry in town for his mother Mrs C W Fry’s funeral. Mrs Joseph Conard visits from Lovettsville. Agnes Starner arrives from Gettysburg for two weeks. Mildred L DeLashmott from Frederick visits. Ernest and Nolanton Fogle visit Prof O M Fogle. Johns Hopkins reports Vernon Collier improving, propped in bed. County Superintendent G Lloyd Palmer and Intermediate Supervisor F B Harshman noted as part of ongoing schooling coverage.
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A. G. Horine
Joseph Cecil
Sabillasville
James O'Connell
St. Francis Catholic Church
Lottie Harbaugh
Burkittsville
Grace Mahoney
J. M. Joinson
Syncature
J. H. Fry
Ralph
W. Smith
Lorettaville
Spencer C. Stull
Manual Train
Brunswick High School
B. O. Compher
Lovettsville
Times Office
Compher
The
Times
Herald
Messrs
Grove
Lee Horine
Salem
Roanoke College
Harry Fry
Baltimore
C. W. Fry
Joseph Conard
Agnes Starner
Gettysburg
G. T. Starner
Bridge Street
Mildred L. DeLashmott
Frederick
Brunswick
Ernest and
Nolanton Fogle
Woodsboro
M. Fogle
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Vernon Collier
W. G. Musgrove
Poultry Display Reflects Winter Trade And Prices
The poultry display shows steady demand amid scarce cash patrons. Eggs sell 35-38 cents a dozen, hens 15 cents a pound, dressed 18-20 cents, and poultry prices vary with type. Vegetables and fruit lists accompany prices for the season, with oranges 25-60 cents per dozen and apples 10 cents per half peck. Local officials and educators visited Branewick schools, noting staff and routine duties during their inspection.
Holiday visits noted across Virginia and Maryland
Miss Carrie Hickman returns to school after holidays at her parents’ home. Ada Stone Katherine and Raymond Stone return to Washington after Christmas with Mrs Stone’s family. Edward Ridgeway and family visit Thomas Ridgeway in Maryland. Winifred Maurer resumes studies in Harrisonburg. Ada Conrad visits Lovettsville. Fields and bride of Bluemont spend Christmas with Chester Fields. Lutheran Sunday school to be taught by Rev. Maurer during winter. Misses Hickman host guests Friday night. Mrs Louis Wine visits from Washington DC for the holidays.
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Bolington
Carrie Hickman
Ada Stone
Katherine
Raymond Stone
Washington
Mrs. Stone
Edward Ridgeway
Maryland
Thomas Ridgeway
Winifred Maurer
Harrisonburg
Ada Conrad
A. €. Householder
Christmas Guests and Local Mishap Notes
Mrs Ila Frye and daughter Catherine spent part of the Christmas holidays with relatives in this locality. Mrs Frank Compher fell on the ice and sprained her wrist. Mr Harry Money, lately in California, is now at his brother A Money's home. John Cotington of Washington spent Christmas with Mr and Mrs C E Anhalt. Miss Ethel Ellinore of Leesburg visited her sister Mrs Louise Ahalt. Flood control debate favors levee system. levees should be higher and stronger.
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Ila Frye
Catherine
Frank Compher
Harry Money
California
A. Money
John Cotington
Washington
C. E. Anhalt
Ethel Ellinore
Leesburg
Louise Ahalt
Dandruff Vanishes After Using Danderine At Scalp
An old advertisement claims dandruff disappears after one or two applications of Danderine rubbed into the scalp with fingertips. A 25 cent bottle is sold at drug stores and promises hair growth and an endless scalp without itch after a few uses.
Personal notes from Frederick social items listed
Purely personal notices show individuals visiting or traveling. Vincent Miser from Liamarillo spends the day in Frederick on business. Sue Owings of Howard County visits Miss Mary Motter on East Patrick Street. Re Paul Smith of the Hagerstown and Frederick Railroad spends the day in Hagerstown on business. Harling Sponseller of the University of Maryland Baltimore visits Frederick. Mrs 8 Brengic of North Market Street visits Baltimore with daughters. M Hazel Hedges of Walkersville returns after visiting Grace and Mary Zimmerman. Edith Groff of Washington returns home after visiting her aunt Mrs James M Radcliff on East Second Street. Mr and Mrs Grayson E Bowers, Miss Elizabeth Craigmile and Mr Harry O Schroeder motor to Baltimore today. Lawrence DeGrange of Washington returns home after visiting his mother on West Church Street. A Le Roy McCardell attended a dinner by Gen T J Shryock at Magonic Temple Baltimore.
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Sue Owings
Howard County
Mary Motter
East Patrick Street
Re Paul Smith
Hagerstown
Edith Groff
Washington
James M. Radcliff
East Second Street
Grayson E. Bowers
Elizabeth Craigmile
Harry O. Schroeder
Baltimore
Lawrence DeGrange
Elizabeth DeGrange
West Church Street
A. le Roy McCardell
Gen
T.J. Shryock
Grand Master of
Masons of Maryland
Magonic Temple
Last Aves
Executive Committee to Meet at YMCA Monday Night
The Executive Committee of the Big Brother will meet in the YMCA on Monday night at 7.30 to hear committee reports. The employment committee will present plans to glue work to those out of work. Stone crushing work delays persist as the city aims to finish street work in good weather.
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The
Big Brother
Thurmont Stage Driver Recalled by The News Visitor
J. Calvin Fox of St. Mary's, who drove the Thurmont Frederick stage for sixteen years before quitting about two decades ago, called at The News office to renew acquaintances and reminisce along the route. Miss Cayenne notes golf weariness, while a Washington Star quote about a nonplayer friend prompts light banter.
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Thurmont
J. Calvin Fox
Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
Colds and Danger Warned by Advertisers
An advertisement asserts colds are dangerous as they often lead to serious diseases. It praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for loosening mucus, aiding lung relief, and speeding recovery, claiming the product helps the body throw off the cold. Sold by all teasers.
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Bufo
David
Son
Col
William S. Boone
Wills Marie Stoddart
Voprane
Zork
Hood
Vis- B-Academy
Miss Stoddard
Erica Salve
News of County
Oden P. Eichelberger
Akron
Ohio
Belle Crummel
Eichelberger
G. Mloyd Palmer
F. B. Harshman
Degiers
Kila V. Kreig
Omcer Rhoads
O. B. Coblentz
Branewick
Emma Cannon
Madeline Keplinger
Martinsburg
W. Va
Lucketts, VA
Mississippi River
Mr. Vincent Miser
Liamarillo
Central Trust Company For Maryland
Barking House
Robert A. Kemp
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Charlotte, HC
Richmond
Cecil’s Cash Market
South Market Street
B. F. Grove
Frederick Loan Company
South SF
Wheels
Geezer
the Ebert Hardware Co
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