Fire doors urged for Montevue hospital complex
Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association discussed installing fire doors on each floor end of Montevue Hospital to contain fires. Architec plans were reviewed as commissioners consider costs. Captain F Lester Smith reported findings. Quebec fire cited for emphasis. Union Bridge Fire Company seeks membership. Thurmont convention planned for April. 75 attending from various companies.
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Montevue Hospital
Frederick County Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Woodsboro Lutheran Church
New Midway Volunteer Fire Company
Board of
F. Lester Smith
Neeting
Quebec
Carroll Creek
Howard R. Gray
Union Bridge Volunteer Fire ‘Company
Associaton
Union Bridge Company
Johnsville
Liberty
Robert A Bennett
A. A. Radcliff
Sity
Charles P. Mort
Emmitsburg
Albert Y. Boileau
Middletown
William S. Wachtel
Myersville
Thurmont
Brunswick
Graceham
Omer J. Dubel
A. H. Derr
A. Grant Hooper
Jesse S Renner
New Midway Company
William B. Cuishall
National Thrift Week Observed By Lions Club
Lions Club observance of National Thrift Week featured a talking movie titled The Blind Spot of Science at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The film highlighted invention and manufacturing progress and the role of education and savings in achieving old age independence. Guests included Chester A. Hobart and C Albert Gilson. Jesse W. Kolb presided. Buffalo Bill William F. Cody born February 26, 1845.
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
B. L. Jamison
Washington, D. C
Thomas Summers
Chester A. Hobart
Winchester
Va. C
Albert Gilson
Thomas E. Williams
Jesse W. Kolb
Club
Smart Children Face Social Blindness
Martha and Marie, two cousins, illustrate how brilliance can breed patronizing attitudes and social distance. The piece argues smart children should value their gifts modestly, avoid belittling others, and recognize different struggles, like health or effort, shaping social behavior.
A Mother's Guidance Shapes Future Confidence
The piece argues brothers’ failure often stems from contempt and self-doubt born at home. It urges mothers to value all family members beyond brains, cultivating respect for others’ good qualities to foster happier, more capable individuals.
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Martha
Edward
Local notices from Wolfsville and surrounding towns
Jan 20 social notes list visits and greetings among residents of Wolfsville Funkstown Boonsboro Myersville and nearby areas. Names include Mrs Ida Ludy Miss Aileen Foster Mr Philip Warrenfeltz and Mrs Miriam Kline among others. Church event announced and illness noted for Mrs W G Day with guests from Baltimore and Cleveland.
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Wolfsville
Idai Ludy
James Ludy F
Funkstown
Idai Morgan
Aileen Foster
Washington, D. C
Mary E. Warrenfeltz
Philip
Foster
Mary E Warrenfeltz
Philip Warrenfeltz
Barbara Frye
Curtis Gouker
Freeze
Royce
Cleveland
Harry Harshman
Tabitha Palmer
Ira Pryor
John Wise
Bruce Palmer
Robert Goukler
Myersville
Ethel Green
Boonsboro
Christian Endeavor
Reformed Church
Miriam Kline
W. G. Day
Swanbek
Taneytown Family Reunion Notes Sunday Visit
Children of Taneytown spent Sunday in the same home with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Michael.
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Taneytown
Howard Michael
Baltimore Visitors Stay With P K Hays Over Weekend
Me and Mrs. Plitt of Baltimore were weekend guests at the home of P. K. Hays, staying through the weekend.
Court News and Social Bits Mixed in Brief
Marriage license lists Ezra A. Rhinehart and Eleanor Rhinehart as third cousins from Altoona and Harrisburg respectively. Equity case involves Mary A. Kecker and Willan W. Ridenour over sale of real estate in Washington. Room Mothers Meet at Washington Street School presided by Mrs. Harry Stup with seventeen attendees. Walter E. Sinn represents plaintiffs in the case. A card game of rummy is said to have originated in Texas.
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Ezra A. Rhinehart
Altoona
Eleanor Rhinehart
Harrisburg
Mary A. Kecker
Os Willan W. Ridenour
Washington
Ridenour
Washington Street School
Weiness
Harry Stup
Walter E. Sinn
Patrica FL Marto
Texas
Towners and Martin Case Filed in Court
George C. Towners Jr and others bring a bill related to the estate of Margaret M. Martin deceased. Attorney for plaintiffs is F. Campbell. The filing indicates civil action seeking relief or judgment through the court. The document shows parties named and the legal representative handling the suit.
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George C. Towners, Jr
Margaret M. Martin
F. 5. Campbell
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County Firemen’s Assn
Woodsboro
Lions Club
William F. Coy
As Buffalo Bill
Joseph Rhinehart
Fung Dong
New York
Manhattan
Chinatown
Joseph
Fung Kwok Keung
Canton Village
Fung
Marie
Ernest Fogle
Quads
Dr. Dafoe
Dionne
Mahaney
St. John's
N. B
Allan Roy Dafoe
Edna Louise
Lyda Christine
Edith Mae
John Douglas Mahaney
Court News
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Second Streets
Frederick
Maryland
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Pork Shoulders
Bert
Loc
Chuck
Frankfurters
Aracnew
Parc Hoe
Kenny
Mammy
Superior Meat Market
E. Patrick
Maxwell House
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
del Monte Peas
Sunsweet
Prunes
Vox
Florida
Jims
Brussels
Marker
Manning
Malesia
Frederick’s
South Bentz ST
Frederick, MD
G. L
Rattle Barrick
St. Fred
Carrell E. Erler
Jessie Shawbaker
Monrovia
Sylvia Brown
Milldale
Herbert E. Gosnell
E. 2Nd St. Frederick
Alma C. Heskett
Lavellsville
G. I
L. Baking Company
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