January Recap in Fredericktown Life and Events
Community notes from Thurmont and Fredericktown describe meetings, socials, and church activities. Highlights include the Young Womans Christian Association, hospital guild, and a New Year party, plus theater and cinema at the Opera House and M. C. A. moving pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Historical Society
Hospital Guild
WY. M C.A
Fredericktown
Frederick Soldier Boys
Lake View
Wraddock Casino
Diamond Rink
M.C. A
Strea
Broderick
Apriogiius
Woman's College
Bond Bill Grants Thurmont Bond Authority
Senator Mathias' measure to authorize Thurmont to issue bonds for the reconstruction project advanced through the State Senate yesterday. The bill, intended to fund the rehabe of the eetee, passed despite imperfect wording in the extract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathias
Thurmont
State Senate
Market prices and shop chatter on a brisk morning
The report notes patrons braving cold to support the market as vendors and bakers adjust to changing prices. It lists meat, dairy, produce, and other goods with cents per unit figures, showing a bustling but tense trade environment and mentions a general boycott impact on meat suppliers.
Groundhog Day February Forecast Promises Mixed Signs
The piece notes an expected midwinter event next Wednesday February 2 involving a groundhog. If sunlight reveals a shadow, spring delays six weeks. if not, spring arrives immediately. It cites Candlemass Day February 3 as a church observance and references regional anticipation in Southern Ohio Western New York and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
New York
Pennsyvania
Literary Society meetings at South YABRICK and Belle Let
The South Yabrick and nearby clubs report January gatherings with speeches, debates, readings, and officer elections. Belles Lettres and Clover Leaf societies held sessions featuring essays on American literature, debates on city versus country life, and upcoming meeting plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Mellonsle
Eaay
John Abrécht
Jean Gonorse Fyllenas
Dons Forey
Harry
Hilacs Gridin
Howard Kreh
Edward ‘Shaw
Geoge Sullivan
Francis Kennedy
Harry Shaw
Austin Rhoads
Tressurer
Ric. Clem
Itichuta Kia
Mehri Scholl
Tyler Shook
Oe McKenzie
Charles Tulley
Ralph Sc
Belles Lettres
Belles Let Literary Society
Hargett
Stan
H. + Grove
C. Burges
A. Quynn
J. 1D. King
W. Schaeffer
W. DD
Winlter
D. Sappington
J. Li. Behell, Jr
T. White
Clover Leap
Clover Leaf Literary Society
Ross Myers
Mighael
Burgeo
Newman
Treasure
Clary
Nyero
Remsburg
Daer
Setation
Daffey
Miller
Aesay
Howard
W. Comfort
J.C. Winbrener
Staley
Thomas
Rothenhoefer
Pickett
Doan's Kidney Pills Credited For Cure
Mrs Leonard B Hoffman reports severe back pain and fatigue from kidney troubles. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from E Main's drug store she says her back is stronger and symptoms disappeared, praising Foster Milburn Co. as US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard B. Hoffman
Breddock
Frederick
Dean
Doan
E. Main
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Papes Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney Relief
A vintage ad touts Pape's Diuretic as the cure for backache and “out of order” kidneys. It claims rapid relief from urinary discomfort and lists symptoms like headaches, nervousness, swollen eyes, and sleeplessness, urging readers to buy the fifty cent treatment from any drugstore nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aida
Pspe,Thompson & Pape
Cincinnati
Pape
Land Sale and Public Auction Notices in Frederick County
Executors announce a public sale of real estate from the Mantz estate in Frederick City and nearby lands. Items include a corner lot on Clarke Place and Market Street fronting 50 feet with 9 rooms and amenities, plus a 70 acre tract near the B&O line with 26 cleared acres. Auction set for February 12, 1910. terms require one third payment upfront with balance by April 11, 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ann Mantz
Frederick County
Clarke Place
Routh Market
Frederick City
Crick
Art Place
Fravel 9
Mantz
Jatve
Tramaville
Redeck Equyty
Charles Gler
Teardttehi's
Prodertch County
More
Lens
B.sealth
Baker Lanter
Dr. Folbers
William T. Maldinix
Barbers Ann
Puvite
East Fourth Street
Housefield
Bute
W. Dar
Haller
Chauve
Young
Real Este
Court Street
Frederick
Disit
Moe
Mall Street
Myersville
Jeadat-watt
Geo
Crawer & Bons
Morsell
Brederieh
Ibair
Dany
Wanaur
Eriuksburg
Bates
Barsh A. Cisse
Bae
Gienn H. Worthingtos
Lawrence Auc
Az Baling E. & Mele
Tibigione
West End
Atock
Farming
Elinpleenea Emer
H.R. Lease
Caeta
Taille
Reich
Sea “S
V. Hammond
Edear Istamomi
Carter
Ugir
Hammond
Pracioes
BMC
Chives
Z Forney
Eugene G. Smith
Shookstown
Edgar T. Mercer
Brandenburg
Kemptown
Browningsville
al. Brendy
R. Phimmer
Adamstown Pike
Acamatown
Harvey R
Harry
Rome
Ito
Dally
Newa Ann
Onic
J. Waiter’ Weating
Prema
Lander
Bee Weekly
Edesr T Mercer
Doubs
Ipid
Derelock
Far R
Do A. Mt. . Taase
Hat Tbaugh
Dol
Eunern
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Central R.A
Dalle
Eokly
Darner
Mra
J. E. Price
East Eighth
Bireets
Frederick Ity
Daily Sons
Edward Bute Puc
Fordon S-Long
H.R
Will Nell
Bigney H. Wachter
Vai Hae
Bitte
Harve
Mary C.J. Beaty
Ae Sai
Gang
Harry B. Lockwott
Frankin H. Ree
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Isidon
Cruma
Siwage
Thos. E
Alury Deno
Mascoie Temple Association
Tweed
Y. M.C
Moothens
Copes Saeand
Valentines
Fase Pachte
Git Winkey Cossir
Mack Monley
Fred
Buster
Porterhouse
Ifc
Maryland
Taylor
Wachter
Keriaas Ory
Brewis
Lee
Bowery
Geo. H. Billie
John W. ©. Ahalt
Tourmont
Burkittsville
Middletown
E. J. ‘Brewer
West Sth Street
J. Hudson
Ablerh Market Stree
Orphans’ Court
Bare Bare Ann Manta
Mrs. Wm, H. Best
H.R. Tease
Auetlonver, Jangrdat
Moser's
North Market Street
H. & Landis
News
Phore
ADIES
N. RB
D. Mants
South Market Street
Adelaide Schmitt
G. Waring
Tybor Patrick Bites
Balti
Seen Ore, Mi
Oahu R
City
East South Street
J. Narstall Milter
East Patrick Street
N. J. Wilton & Sonst
West Second Street
A. BE. Rhodes
Judith
Carroll
Coli
Anny Malhotshail Miller
East Sixth Street
Jrate
Bath, PLC
Ponsession
I Moore
Frank 1
Stoner
Trustees
Orooma
P.M. Hiteahew
Carner
Aun Atreek
OO Rao Ldl
Buckeystown Ie
Bington
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