Grip epidemic in Cresageetown and surrounding areas
A community wide grip outbreak leaves many sick or recovering including Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Martin and five children, Mrs. Nettie Kolb and Miss Catharine Kolb, and others. The report notes numerous mild cases, the illness easing with cold winter air, and mentions unrelated local visits, church services, and social happenings amid the health scare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Marion Hann
Hagerstown
G. W. Hann
Charles A. Shilke
St. John's-Lutheran Church
Local notes and family visits in Prospect area
Community happenings include scattered social visits and travel between Prospect and nearby towns. Mentions of the rail signal repair after a wreck, names such as O Weant, Mrs Diller, Mrs Cover, LeGore, and Keymar appear alongside several residents visiting relatives in Maryland cities like Baltimore and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Weant
Westlnmeler
Hera
E. D. Diller
Carroll Cover
Keymar
Cornelius Filer
LeGore
Catherine Drealer
Wonderful Recovery From Kidney Trouble
A Marion Ohio man testifies after nine years of kidney pain and blood disorder that Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root cured him. He notes walking with hands on knees, improved health after two months, and urges readers to try the remedy while mentioning a notary and a request for a sample. The ad repeats price and store details for Swamp Root.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Clay
High Knob Spelling Bee At Valley View Draws Crowd
The spelling bee at Valley View school Friday evening drew a large audience. Luther Miller of near Middletown won two contests, with a tie between Miss Mary Ropp and Miss Kath leen Klipp for another. An event is planned for Friday evening January 28. Several local residents, including Elmer Main of near Monrovia, Maurice Main, Mrs. David Kline, Miss Alice Klipp and Samuel, Mrs. Edward Schaffer, Mrs. Wolf, Rev. F D Cunningham of Mercersburg, Mrs. Milton Whipp, and Simon Kipp, were mentioned in recent visits and gatherings. Maurice Main suffered a painful accident while bawling legs last week and is reported improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Main
Monrovia
Maurice Main
David Kline
Alice Klipp
Samuel
Edward Schaffer
Wolf
Braddock
Oscar Rupp
Middletown
Paul Rupp
Tinnehe
John
Orrell
F D. Cunningham
Mercersburg
John Kipp
Milton Whipp
Simon Kipp
Paul Kipp
Qaie
Braddock Postal Notes and Local Incidents
Braddock notes list Sunday services at three o'clock, a ten o'clock service, and local personal updates. Items include rail detour near here, Brunswick region notices, community guests, and multiple short reports on residents, visits, and a train car incident.
Loudoun Valley Social Notes and Local Births
Loudoun Valley reports visits and gatherings at homes in Charles Town Martinsburg and Sandy Hook with numerous residents attending. Birth announced for Harry Stoutsenberber's son. Joseph Copeland dies of pneumonia at home in Harpers Ferry. funeral at St Pauls Lutheran cemetery. Shumaker home health improves.
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Loudoun Valley
J. B. Goode
Charles Town
W. Va
Michael Kellar
E. BE. Butts
W. L. Price
Martinsburg
O. &. Buts
Lassell Sexton
Washington, D. C
Harry Stoutsenberber
Harper's Ferry
B. Goode
G. E. Webb
Cecil
Sandy Hook
Thomas Buffington
H D>erampton
Washineton
D. C
Frank Coward
Harold Menefee
Guy Shuwaker
Joseph Copeland
Chas. Copland
St. Paul’s Lutheran Cemetery
Rev
Bryan
Local Families Spend Weekends in Area Homes
Lovettsville and surrounding towns report weekend visits as Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cooper with daughters Avery and Frances visited Mr. Guy Smith. Mr and Mrs. Charles Mann and Raymond called on Mr. Robert Working. Mr and Mrs. Cleve Myers visited near Waterford at Mrs Myers sister Mrs Farr. Mr and Mrs Harry Beatty spent a Ga at home of Mr Clayton Coop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovettsville
Harry Cooper
Avery
Frances
Guy Smith
Charles Mann
Raymond
Robert Working
Cleve Myers
Waterford
Lovettsville Social Roundup Notes Visits and Plans
Miss Bode Fry spent an afternoon at Mrs. Sherman Cooper's home. Rath Maurer spent time at her parental home the Lutheran parsonage. Samuel McGahd stayed a night in Leverville at Mr. C. Shumsker's home. Farles Fry from Hearlevettsville is listed. Mr and Mrs Guy Smith's daughter Elizabeth has been ill. Mrs Charles Wirts spent an evening with Mr J J Wing. Mr and Mrs Chaster Beatty stayed Saturday night in Lovettsville with Lydia Beatty. The C B Society of the New Jerusalem Lutheran church will host its annual supper February 22 in Lovettsville Town Hall. all invited.
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Mildred Warner
Jane Ie. Warner
Calvin Smith
John D. Hann
Frederick
P. E. Heimer
St. John's Reformed Church
Mae Groshon
Lila Hann
Anna Krise
John Long
York
John A. Snook
Harry Snoo
Hagerstown
Morris Derr
Helen Derr
Myersville
Edward E. Krise
Society of “Faithful Workers
John Ahalt
Charles
Lynch Gross
SH. Bennett
E. EL Burgess
Baltimore
Mabel Carr
FL EL Rinser
Brunswick
Misses Korb
Piedmont
W. Wa
J. M. Ephram
Bridge Street
A. T. Stanfield
J. A. Nixon
Martinsburg
W. Va
Nile
Nixon
W. G. Strailman
N. Conway
A Foree
Frederick City Hospital
Teporinta
Bode Fry
Sherman Cooper
aeMatan
Charles Wirts
J. J. Wing
Chaster Beatty
Lovetteville
Mire
Lydia Beatty
C. B Society
New Jerusalem Lutheran Church
Lovettsville
Miss Ott President Fitzhugh Lee Chapter in Volk
At the annual Fitzhugh Lee Chapter No. 279 United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting, Miss Mary Castle Ott was elected president. Other officers include Mrs. Francis Fenwick Smith as first vice president and Mrs. Wm. J. Brown as second vice president, with Anna B. Floyd recording secretary, G. Wesley Kindley corresponding secretary, Claytor O. Keedy treasurer, L. Victor Baughman honorary president, and Mrs. Fenwick Smith historian. The gathering featured greetings from absent members and a discussion on forming a children’s auxiliary. A flag presentation by Miss Fauntleroy and plans for a memorial to General Lee at Gettysburg were announced. The chapter will now meet Saturdays at 2:30 PM, next February 5.
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Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Mary Castle Ott
Francis Fenwick Smith
Wm. J. Brown
Anna B. Floyd
G. Wesley Kindley
Claytor O. Keedy
Charles H. Conley
L.victor Baughman
Miss Floyd
Omih
Keedy
Elizabeth McCaisinel
Niagara Falls
Howard V. Dutrow
Joe Wheeler
Dayton
Formig
Alexander Young Camp
Shipley
Lee
Geo. Ed. Smith
Miss Fauntleroy
The
Baltimore Sun
Wis Prizes Shooting Match on Potomac River
Rush of Lovettsville Va staged a Virginia side shooting contest below the bridge on Monday. Ingram hit three centers of four to win three guineas and two turkeys, Dean two centers for one turkey, Hines a goose, Jennings two guineas and a goose, Mortimer a goose and two guineas, Crowl four hundred fifty five? zero zero five eight. Advertise in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE. Rush
Lovettsville
Virginia
Potomac River
GC. H. Ingram
Guy Dean
J. W. Hines
Orville Jennings
Ambose Mortimer
Edward Crowl
Schiffmanns New Concentrated Expectorant Adverts Cough Remedy
An advertisement promotes Schiffmanns New Concentrated Expectorant for coughs colds whooping cough croup and bronchial conditions. It claims quick control and cure if used early, warns against narcotic remedies, and offers a money back guarantee via Pearres Modern Pharmacy. The bottle makes a pint when mixed with water sugar and is priced cheaply compared to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schiffmann
Pearre
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