Community News and Personal Notices
Local notes cover church events at St Luke’s, charity meetings, and village social life. The field includes visits by Mrs Clara Sulcer, Mr and Mrs Earl Smith, and many neighbors to relatives in Frederick, Baltimore, Hagerstown, and Washington. Births, illnesses, and deaths are noted along with road conditions and sleighing, a dance at Oceana rink, and a funeral in Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agavnsté
Sahusry
St. Luke'regrian
Missionary. Org
Oslack
Samuel B. Trundle
C. Newton Trundie
Claude Toma
Mycraville
Edna Fu'mag
Abreville
Brunswick
Peteraville Durien
John E Hargett
Machard S. Hargett
Clara Sulcer
Yugtason R. Marsh
Jefferson Stateiva
A.B Carr
Frederick
Edward Grimes
Misa Beulah Cavendar
Baltimore
BF. L. Grimes
Percy Kelly
Midgeville
James Kelley
Charles Ridgely
Mercy Hospital
Ruby Hipley
Dewey Zimmerman
A Jo Zimmerman
Richard Mealey
Washington
Annie Burgess
Hamsville
Earl Smith
Harry Zimmerman
Frank Zimmerman
George Taylor
Nolen Lewis
Hugh Willis
Hagerstown
Norman James
Catonsvile
Bromwell
Henry Jr
Thurmont
No-man Eaton
Ohio
Chas Ketrow
Allen Bonie Carr
Thomas Cronenburz
Woodbine
Woodsboro
Pauline Baer
Allen
G. F Smith
Frances Stupp
New Market
Mildred Smith
Ada Larue Smith
Oceana
Edwin
Dorcus
Port Deposit
Ada Etzler
Elmer Gruber
Thomas Nash
Pauline Crum
Walkersville
CC Smith
Yellow Springs
Schley Bitler
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Watkins and Cedar Grove notices from Maryland area
Local bulletin lists residents traveling to Washington for medical care and noting numerous Cedar Grove deaths and funerals near Frederick and Mount Rainier. Mentions families, visits to Frederick and Rockville, and several residents’ movements and social calls across surrounding towns.
Local notes from Wyattatown and Germantown parishioners
Wyattatown sketch reports coasting enjoying ice house filling and several residents improving after illness. Germantown items note Edgar Daggett and family visits, Miss Helen Reid from Washington visiting, and Missed bechurch service by Rev Blubaker. Also mentions Mrs Emma Gartner visits and Henry Lenhard family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Edgar Daggett
Quince Orchard
Russell Lenhart
Fred. Partner
Washington
Emma Gartner
Helen Reid
Frank Reid
Local Social Notes from Graceham Area
Jan 18 reports reveal Mrs. Dory Weller visiting her niece. Several families including Fox, Zentt, Troxel, Pittinger, Fogie, Bentzell, Zentz, and Cassell are noted through visits in Hagerstown, Cedar Grave, Thurmont, andRockville. A large crew worked the State road after a drift, with multiple trips among Cedar Grove and Redland areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iraceham
Dory Weller
Georg, Fox
Laura Zentt
Hagerstown
Elmer Colif
William Troxel
Finlax
Amd
John Pittinger
Sarah Fogie
Lizyisa Bentzell
Julia Cassell
Thurmont
Lottie Zentz
Cedar Grave
Haller Snyder
Brady
Harper Ferry
Laning Ray and
Famiy
Redland
Reckord to Remain Maryland Adjutant General to 64
A Maryland bill, introduced by Mr Nevnji, would keep Adj Gen Milton A Reckord in office until age 64 unless resigned. The measure aligns Maryland Law with the National Defense Act of 1920, detailing Reckord’s ex officio duties and a $5000 salary, with federal aid tied to compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adj den
Milton A. Reckord
Agtaisa
Uic
Nevnji
Congrera
Maryland
Whch
Nationa
Geierl Reckord
Ordnance
Natonal Guard
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Germany
National Guard
Guardsmen Lose Two Officers in Regimental Shakeup
Two guard officers of Company First Regiment Marulang National Guard resign per Adjt Gen Milton Reckord orders. Caps William D. McFarlane and 2nd Lt James M. Deshields placed on unassigned list awaiting resignation acceptance. Rev Edgar C. Powers appointed chaplain first lieutenant with 104th Medical Regiment. Capt William H. Triplett moved from Hospital 113 to Ambulance 112. George Henderson Cumberland named captain Harry E Flook Cumberland first lieutenant Donald R. Scharf Cumberland second lieutenant all assigned to First Regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marulang
George Henderson
Cumberland
Harry E Flook
Donald R. Scharf
Creditors to Receive About Ten Cents On Dollar in Dier Co
Creditors of E. D. Dier and Co will receive about 10 cents on the dollar as the firm enters involuntary bankruptcy. More than 200 Washington county and Waynesboro residents had funds with the company, about 150,000 dollars routed through the Yagers town branch, closed Monday morning. Preliminary liability estimates exceed 4.6 million dollars, with potential to reach five million. Receivers seek missing collateral and stock certificates bought by clients but not delivered. Emore Dier’s counsel promise a full statement explaining the collapse and pledge client protections, noting overhead costs in the main office and branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. D.,dier and Co
Philadelphia
Washington County
Way
Desboro
Yagerstown
News York
Philadelpha
New York
Ehrich
Ceriscetas
Emore D. Dier
Fim
Autoists consider Maryland bond requirement bill
Maryland autoists discuss House Bill No 4 by Deegate Isadur Reierfeld to require motorists to post security guaranteeing payment for damages up to 35900 for single deaths or injuries and 29000 for multiple injuries, plus 1000 for property damage. The guarantee may be an indemnity bond or securities or cash pledge with a cost estimate around 35 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deegate Isadur Reierfeld
Baltimoore City
Maryland
Mountain City Knights of Pythins Present Minstrel Show
Mountain City hedge Knights of Pythins stage a home talent minstrel show at the City Opera House January 26 and 27 under Sank and Berrian for the Pythian Castle building fund. About 40 cast members rehearsed since last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City Hedge
Knights of Pythins
City Opera House
Sank and
Berrian
Pythian Castle Building Fund
Looks of Health and Beauty Promised by Ginte Pepte Manzan
An advertisement extols women with rich blood producing a well formed frame and rosy complexion. It urges taking Ginte Pepte Manzan to build red blood, improve health, and revive natural bloom, available in liquid or tablet form at Sourdrur sitt's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fon
Pepie-Mongan
Sourdrursitt's
Prominent Berryville Native Active Despite Age
George Thorn of Berryville Virginia former council member and water works promoter remains active in community work at 31 years, continuing duties with Green Tree Company and town affairs. Wilson Fund drives gather support countywide, led by Mrs Andrew Annan. Court adjourns until Tuesday as Ida V. Baugher sues Harry and Viola Houck for 750 dollars over alleged trespass of cattle on a field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thorn Puss
Herryville
Frederick County
Thom Ae
Cative
Woanager
Herryvite
Owas Fe Muasar
Counc
Impany
Berryville
Ida. V
A Wise Mother And A Good Dessert
Mrs Matthews and Mrs Edmonds discuss a dessert named Puddine that reliably sets and can be flavored in many ways. It is praised as inexpensive, pure, and versatile for cakes, pie fillings, and ice cream. The women plan to include a box of Paddine with their daily grocery order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyattatown
L. B Norwood
R J. Price
Mias
Christine Wood
Cecil
Mra
CB. Murphy
A. H. Burdette
Mary Wood
Union City
J. C. Manion
Mrs. Matthews
Mrs. Edmonds
Mire
Matthewa
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Charles Barber
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William Stear
Charles Crouse
Robert
Bernard
Walter
Woodrow
George
Willam Rodkey
Hanover
Henry Palmer
Wif.iam Bankert
Edith Withers
Catherine Sauerwein
Charles Byers
Eawin Hargett
Paul Weant
Hyattstown
M. E Church
Mr Blubaker
Henry Lenhard
Harry Kanode
Middlebrook
Ott
Gaithersburg
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Cedar Grove
Reckord
Cally
Permasem
Gill
E. D. Dier Co
K. of
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Arten Weets
H. L. Ebert
Opera House
Agnes Ayers
Rudolph Valentino
the Sheik
Buster Keaton
Reon
Ucoa
T. Edel’s Sons
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Ako
FE. B. Measett
C. W. Stup
C. K. Willard
A. M. Colter
A. L Hoffman
D. L. Houff
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Thurme
W. Fraley
Thon
V. Kelly
Thurme BR. N
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Basil Gitson
Emmitt HL
Stautier
Thomas Hessen
Union Bargain House
J. Zisi
C. L. Skeggs
Mt. Air
M. L. Saylor
Woods
Victor
Shipley Market
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