Local Notes and Social Happenings in ISAMEVILLE and Vicinity
Local correspondents report a flurry of visits and visits home as residents from ISAMEVILLE and nearby towns recount guests and kin. Highlighted: Mrs Edith Wirth hosting guests from Friday to Monday. Peters family visiting from Powhaoge. Violet Wolfe on a recent visit home. Mrs Re Sponselter and family entertaining in New Market. families from Baltimore Frederick and Walkersville visiting relatives. church societies scheduling festivals and demonstrations. several residents traveling to Gettysburg and sharing news of illnesses and recoveries.
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Peters
Powhaoege
Violet
Wolfe
Blister
Re Sponselter
New Market
Ang
Jerry- Kelly
Longounty
Sit
Shenaotion
Vax Higan "Cecil
Jael
Krederi
Troutville Social News Notes and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs George Mull and children from Frederick visit her parents Mr and Mrs George Holt. Mrs Jane Delaplane and Mrs Annie Hoft called on. Mr and Mrs Ray Moore of Union Bridge spent Thursday. Mr and Mrs John Smith of Hagerstown visit sister Mrs Edward Smith. Miss Ethel Werking visiting relatives in York Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs John Welty and family of Detroit spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Isaac Welty. Mr and Mrs John Smith of Hagerstown and Mrs Edward Smith spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Reuben Eyler. Mrs Keefer Winbigler and children visited her brother Mr Oscar Speak of LeGore's. Mrs Isaac Strine improving slowly. Mr John Jacobs and family of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mull
Frederick
George Holt
Jane Delaplane
Annie Hoft
Ray Moore
Union Bridge
John Smith
Hagerstown
Edward Smith
Ethel Werking
York
John . Welty
Isaac Weilty
Reuben Eyler
Keefer Winbigler
Oscar Speak
LeGore's
Isaac Strine
John Jacobs
Mrs Bryan Becomes Washington Chauffeuse
Secretary Bryan gains a new chauffeur in Washington, Mrs Bryan, who skillfully pilots the secretary’s big car through social duties. The public notices her driving with admiration and envy as she escorts the secretary about the capital in the shining automobile.
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Washington
Bryan
Local social notes from Frederick and area
Sunday visits and family gatherings described with names tied to Frederick Maryland and nearby towns. Mentions of Mrs Jesse Windigler tv Mrs Qo Young and Frederick Mullinix, plus Mr. and Mrs Milton Pilten, George Shedik Vand Ninco and Charles Staub of Rocky Ridge. Also J T Welty and Wilma Welty visiting relatives in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse “Windigler
Qo Young
Frederick
Mullinix
Gre
Milton
Piltenand
George
Ninco
Waynesboro
Sand
Charles Staub
Rocky Ridge
J. T Welty
Lye
Wilma Welty
Local Notes From Mt St Marys And Nearby Towns
Brief items report visits and departures among Mt St Marys residents and relatives from Hagerstown Waynesboro and Baltimore. Names include Edw Seltzer Ada Wazener Mary Knott Thos White George Shorb Mrs Thos Martin Carrie Thoran and Mable Warthen. Also references to Get tysburg visits and a Harrisburg priests retreat at the college. A Poultry definition aside and a joke about Shakespeare’s home and a tub of Thogenes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seltzer
Waylinsboro
Tagerstow
George ‘Wagner
Hagerstown
Ada Wazener
Mary Knott
Thos.White
Waynesboro
George Shorb
Thos
Martin
Carrie Thoran
Baltimore
Gettysburg
Pen-Mar
Harrisburg
Mable Warthen
Mary Grant
Deeds Not Words Frederick Pain Relief From Dean's Kidney Pills
Frederick resident John J. Brown testifies his kidneys improved after using Yean's Kidney Pill obtained at W. Harner's Droz Store. He reports relief from backache and abnormal secretions and publicly recommended the remedy. Price 30 cents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Frederick
Dean
John J. Brown
W. Patrick Street
Frederick Md
Yean
W. Harner
150 Extra Dinners at Hotel Braddock Sunday
Braddock Weights July 8 reports the holiday visitor has left and the resort resumes quiet. The 4th drew several telephones out of commission and disrupted the usual links of the telephone system. A moving picture show at the auditorium on July 4 was canceled due to late arrival of special films. a local offer to show films was rejected after a $20 auditorium-use fee was demanded by the railroad company. Dinner guests at Hotel Braddock on Sunday included Baker from Boston and Miss Amy, with other summer visitors noted. There is a report of recent guests and ongoing hospitality at Braddock’s, with Mr RE Bangor of Bangor, Me., as the current hostelry guest host.
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Braddock
S. M.kefauver
Middletown
Asit
Unis. Colump
Warroad
Noth
Brad
Baker
Boston
Brightside
Washinggerstown
Amy
Wilmer
Duncan
Social event honors Ruth Seidling on fifteenth birthday
A birthday party was held at Mrs. Julia Seidling's home last evening for Ruth Seidling turning 15. Twenty-five of thirty-two invitations attended, with Edna Piush and Albert Orrison of Brunswick among out of town guests. The gathering included games, songs, yard refreshments, and social mingling. Pen-Mar resort reopened for 1013 season with enhanced buildings, new amusements, and three Western Maryland trains to serve excursionists. The 1775 note records early machinery sewing by Charles F. Weisenthal in England.
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Julia Seidling
Ruth Seidling
Edna Piush
Albert Orrison
Brunswick
Catherine Seidling
Ana Plush
Elsie Mier
Margaret Baumgardner
Sarah Gregg
Ruth Grimes
Loraine
Woerner
Maisie Hauver
Charlotte Smith
Thelma Best
Emma Cornproost
Harry Baumgardner
Sewell Kennedy
Herman Grimes
Alton Bennett
Herbert Gilvert
Joe Griffin
Colgate Brish
Jesse Ramsburg
John Hershberger
Charles Gregs
Fahroey Young
Carrol Lynn
Pen-Mar
Blue Ridge Mountains
Maryland
Pen- Mar
England
Charles F. Weisenthal
Charges Against Game Warden Cox Detailed in Letters
Maryland officials report allegations against State Game Warden Franklin Cox regarding financial conduct and neglect of duty. Henry O Bridges, secretary of the Maryland State Game and Wish Protective Association, sent records to Governor Goldsborough on April 16, with a reply on April 21 seeking action, while Bridges claims no response in five months.
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Lils
Franklin. Cox
Governor Goldsborough
Henry Op. Bridges
Maryland State Game and Wish Protective Association
Mr. Bridges
Golds
Bridges
Blotr
Ceichar
Montis
Ivas
Conay
Lydia E Pinkham Lotions and Jewelry Featured in Ad Copy
Customer testimonials praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for female troubles including weakness and pain. An Iowa case notes relief after use. The Bride and Groom is highlighted with jewelry gifts, stressing quality and affordability for wedding presents.
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Lydia
W. FP. Sawxer
River View Farm
More— Town
Vermont
Gifford
Iowa
Iva Millslagle
Jens
James E. Doll Watchmaker Jeweler and Optician ad
James E. Doll operates as a watchmaker, jeweler, and optician at 9 South Market Street Frederick Maryland. Contact phone number 637 listed for inquiries and services.
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South Market St
Frederick, Md
Ernest Helfenstein
Soak ST
Amos-Urner
Felfenstein, & Urner
Insurance
Co. & Albaugh
M. Market Street
Frederick, Mp
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Isameville
Ting and Comeruition
Ser Cuties
Ueheld A. Metings
Laginia Ang
Georgia Hood
Apending
Gomne Time
Martins
Dreyer
Gajthersthe
Edith Wi
FALLS
Thomas
Lowman
Igre Brashiens
Cand
Fruman Lowman
Horace
Wesley Lowman
Charles Keefer
Haines
Mary Etchison
Mt. Atry
DOUBS
Nellie Carey
Mollie Ennis
Frank Lucas
Sykesville
Helen “Copeland
Cumberland
George Specht
Margaret, Anthony
Anna
Mary
Walkcave
Ladies
Woodsboro
Geesey
York, Pa
Ethel Fleischmann
Istelle Wachter
Walkersville
Flanagan
Raymond
Shank
LeGore's Grove
Auesionary Society
Lutheran Church
Society of the Lutheras
Charles Jpogle
J.G. Ty
Roy G. Smith
T.G. Waltz
Johnsville
Calvin “Rogers
Pittsburgh
A. E. Blume
Gertie
Keeney
Rocky Hi
Charles
Metz
D. C. Metz
C. Fogle
Charley Fogle
Troutville
Frederick County
Act of Assembly of
Frederick Dennis
Circuit Court
Aster
West
Patrick Street
Nolica
Harry W. Powers
Mrs. Bryan
W. J. Bryan
MT. St, Mary’s
Shakespeare
Kansas City
Journal
LeGore
Bangor
Lance
Cox
Old Settlers
Bobby
Chicago
James E. Doll
Atlantic City
Cape
Frederick; Md
Afegar and Preserve
Footer’s Dye Works
Kate ‘Gittinger
Obi
Ahrney & Son
Alwair
F. Columbus Knott
Sarceamper Te Besant & Knett
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
N.J
Iil
Cincinnati
Denver
Colo
Los Angeles
Cal
Minneapolis
Baltimore & Ohio
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