Purely Personal figures from local residents move and visits
Local notes list Mr James M Smith and family moving to East Second Street Woodsboro while others travel for business visits and vacations. Several residents return from trips to Baltimore Richmond and Dover. Joe Marino, the Italian arrest in Frederick, has a hearing in Baltimore and is held on bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Smith
Woodsboro
East Second Street
Helen J. Engelbrecht
Taneytown
C. H. Eckster
Commercial State Bank
Clara Root
Philadelphia
John A. DeGrange
Mt. Airy
Ralph Finneyfrock
Baltimore
Charles W. Finneyfrock
West South Street
Wm. D. Jenks Cole
West Fiftifi Street
Hagerstown
Frederick
Joe Marino
Tast
Headache Relief Ad Praises Cascarets for Liver Cleanse
An old advertisement asserts headaches stem from a sluggish liver and bowels. It promises relief by taking Cascarets to start liver and bowel activity, claiming headaches will end.
Mexicans elect new head in Mexico City session
General Roque Gonzales Garza was named provisional president by the convention in session here. He presides as martial law is declared and the city is patrolled by mounted police. The convention declares itself supreme and assumes all powers until a new president is elected. Garza, a former Villa-Carranza peace commission member, is known as a Villa man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Roque Gonzales Garza
Mexico
Eulalio Gutierrez
Blanco, Robles
Jove Vasconcelos
Pachuco
Garza
Villa-Carranza
Villa
KILLS HIS FATHER IN BROOKLYN TENEMENT
Vincent Cariello twenty one shot and killed his father Michael Cariello at their home 577 President Street Brooklyn after alleging continual threats to his mother He surrendered at Bergen Street police station to police who corroborate the family account Five shots fired in quick succession left the heir apparent charged with homicide
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vincent Cariello
Michael Cariello
President Street
Brooklyn
Young Cartiello
Bergen Street
Cariello
Fire ruins Y M C A gym in Allentown blaze
Allentown Pa January 18 Two hours before Sunday services a fire swept the Y M C A auditorium in the business district. The main building was saved by a fire wall but the gymnasium suffered total loss about twenty five thousand dollars. Electrical wires are blamed for starting the blaze. Crossed wires caused the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Young Men’s Christian Association
Mews of Count Owna Senior Bible Class Oyster Supper
The Utica area Senior Bible Class held an oyster supper at Wo S Ramsburg’s residence. Members listed include Andrew Wachter D R Wachner Ramsburg and several Wachter family names. The event was well attended despite a recent death keeping some members away, about thirty including spouses. Mrs. John Putman near Utica fell in the yard during fey weather and broke her arm but is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utter
Ramsburg
Utlca
Menara
Andrew Wachter
D. R. Wachner
Gedrge Cramer
John , Wachter
Henry Stottenser
Joe Wachter
Harvey Ramsburg
Ethan Wachter
Sidney Angleberger
John Putman
Truman Albaugh
Bradley Wiles
Augusta Clem
Wich
Utica
Light Company elects new board for year
At the annual election the Light Company chose directors for the coming year: F. C. Swith Emanuel Monshaur R. Frank Sappington J. Hanson Diller Albert W. Etzler John J. Hitselberger Stephen D. Myerson Harvey M. Sparrow. Miss Gertrude Wright hosted the Matinee Buchre Club with members listed. Clara Poole was injured after a fall breaking a bone in her wrist. Dr. Ira W. Beall treated her and she was taken to her son Silas Rippeon Sr.’s home. Charles Grafton Thomas died at his home near town at 7 p.m. January 4 of dor tic stenosis, age 75. survived by wife and one brother Jeff. Mrs. Mary O. Welsh and Warner Welsh attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light Company
F. C. Swith
Emanuel Monshaur
R. Frank Sappington
J. Hanson Diller
Albert W. Etzler
John J. Hitselberger
Stephen D. Myerson
Harvey M. Sparrow
Gertrude Wright
J. E. Sappington
Frank Hammond
Eugene Hammond
Ira W. Beall
Jeff
Warner G.welsh
Mary O. Welsh
Warner Welsh
Baltimore
Walkersville birthday party noted in local society column
A birthday party was given at the Walkersville residence with local residents gathering for a celebratory occasion. Guests included neighbors and friends, sharing refreshments and neighborhood camaraderie in a modest, community affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Dorsey Home Hosts January Evening For Pauline
A Saturday night gathering at the Dorsey home honored Pauline with games, singing, and piano solos by Stuymond White and Altora For. Guests included many local residents and teachers. A dance in Gilbert's Hall January 22 will feature an orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsey
Lomnetan
Pauline
Stuymond Wihite
Fort Clemson
Altora
Helen Durden
Pauline Ziumerman
Myrtle Stuime
Nati Cgaeon
Mary Anthonys
Mico Cramer
Kate Crum
Raymond Zimmerman
Gilbert's
Norma Green
Noah Flanagin
Woodsboro
Woman accidentally shoots husband in hospital tragedy
In Reading Pennsylvania Mrs Calvin A Reevor was shot by her husband who believed the revolver unloaded. He bought cartridges and handed her the gun. when she handed it back he pulled the trigger. The bullet struck her right thigh and exited the left thigh. She was taken to Homeopathic hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Jan Us
Calvin A. Reevor
Atuira
Hi Wife
Lydia Pinkham Remedy Promises Health for Bridgeton Woman
A Bridgeton New Jersey reader shares relief from female troubles after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The testimonial claims improved strength for housework and baby care, plus renewed health. The ad notes the product as a longstanding, non narcotic remedy with confidential medical advice from Lydia E. Pinkham’s lab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Fannie Cooper
Bf.d
Bridgeton Nid
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham Laboratory
Lynn
Mase
Beem
Lydia B. Bam
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Albert FE. Wallis
Weat Third Street
John E. Ridenour
Rumford Baking Powder Company
Emily Medcalf Snyder
Balttimore
Lavinia Mehrling
Addison I. Hoffman
Gang
P. B. Lyle
Martinsburg
W. Va
Kent
Greenwald
Harry C. Hull
East Church Street
Adamstown
Mary E. Kennedy
Valerie J. Welty
Enymitsburg
Richmond
Schaeffer
Lewistown
George H. & Crum
North Bentz Street
James Elkin
Waynesboro
Amos J. Seigrist
Roy
Egar Baird Stroppy
York
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Frank
Dover
Delihware
Nate James Grimes
Dill Avenue
Miga Ellen Elizabeth Phebus
Walbrook
Fredericktonians
Ana Lat, Sin
Leon
North MA
Young
Williamsport
Charles Phillips
Emanuel T. Leib
Leib
Pennsdale
Muncy
Trunk Bank
Shenandoah
Peter Kardock
East Center Street
Adam Evanshy
Kardock
Urakan
Gore
Pegnety
Libertytown
Dublin
John King
J. W. Suman
Wa. HL. Summel
Raymond Vorum
Melvin
J. W. Lutonn
Roy Summers
Arthur and
Andrew Peamroy
Clarence Summer
Buckeystown
Wm. H. Summer
May Summer
Cline
Jefferson
Bertha King
Maud Zimmerman
Howard Zimmerman
Miss May Stimmer
Florence Cook
Misa Myrtle
John T. Busward
On &J. Joseph
Malone and
Wamsley
Mt. St. Joseph's
Loyola
Wiz
Lydia E
James E. Doll
Optiean
Columbus Knott
Besant & Mallett
Chichester
OWLS
Frederick Nest
Masonic Hall
The
Order of Owls
Nest Order of Owls
Sth
Hotel Arlington
E. D. Moore
Recohehled
Gale
Buakles & Muley
Seeger &C
W. Patrick St
Esonomry
W.L Dosiglas
H.R. Flautt
City Opera House Shoe Store
Palace
S. A. Gregg
S. Market St. Frederick
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