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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1920

Page

7

Brueggeman Hearing Highlights Cost of Campaign Posts

A long county hearing examines alleged misuse of funds by political staffers and the role of Miss Brueggeman and Miss Scott in Palmer and Hoover era campaigns. Testimony covers office duties, expenses, and movements by the Department of Justice and state conventions.

Ned Attor Attiee Brueggéman Maichetiany Migs Missouri Brueggeman Palmer H.O. E H. C Figg Mary. Scott Ofice Halsey Wilson Department of Justice Kenyon Akslie MISB Bruegeeman Shinjine Pahues Ibaa Miss. N Joplin Ourge Hl. C Scott Selict Antagendytte C Mitchell Palmer Cox Edward’ Tiefath Frame Hasoirl Te St. Touts Democratic

Weekend visits fill county with family gatherings

A long list of residents from Winchester to Union Bridge spent recent weekends visiting relatives and hosting gatherings. Notable stops include Mrs Goldie Glark in Winchester with Everhart family, Mr and Mrs Henry Lenhart hosting visitors, and a large surprise party at Johnaville for Mrs Eichelberger with about 250 guests.

Goldie, Glark Winchester Mra Thomas Everhart Lewis Lenhart Robert Gillis Baltimore Harry Kanade Middlebrook Henry Lenhart Wil :Richter Washington Lily Richter Frank Reed Frank, Roberson Dickerson Roy Marth Genevieve Claggett Russell Lenhart Fred Marth Virginia Walter Rinehart Gaithersburg William Rinehart Edgar Vincent Herb Eichel'berger Johnaville Eichelberger John W. Snook Frederick Harry D. Baumgardner and Son Hersh Eichelberger Thos. H. Birely John F. Smith Clarence W.diehl C. W. Fogle Wm Nusbaum Unionville Weldon Nesbium Unionvill Charence Pittinger G. Clifford Sappington Balmore R. G.eichelberger Woodsboro Frank Albaugh Oscar Grimes B.'L. Sharer Samuel Gerrich Ross ’Myers Frank Harbaugh Marion Stauffer Jacob ‘Hyder Carrie ‘Gay Jder Magie Nuahaum Grant’ Bohn John Forrest J.W. Smith Jacob Hoffman Cora Smith Paul Douglass Woodaboro Charlie Metz Fem Gnook Brederick Frances Bolin New Windsor Hannah Mae Nusbaum Mamie Nusbaum

Yellow Springs and Damarcus Social Notes

In Yellow Springs independence day observations drift into quiet remarks on harvest pastures. Rev Shilke filled Bethel Taal Sunday afternoon. Mrs David Kintz of Shooks spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Shartes Linton. Willa Linton near Montevue spent Tuesday with Charles Linton. Mrs Susie Gue Florence Mull nix and son Edwin planned a week with relatives and friends in Damarcus. Augustus Watkins remains here on an extended visit.

Shilke Bethel Taal David Kintz Shooks M Shartes Linton Damarcus Susie Gue Florence Mullnix Edwin Augustus "Watkins

Local residents listed in extended naming tribute

A long OCR fragment lists numerous names including Elinor Warner, Iva Albaugh, Thelma Wachter, Ruth Bohn, Mary Snyder, Mary Houck, Edna Smith Woods boro, and many others with occasional surnames and towns such as Rocky Ridge New Windsor Woodsboro and Liberty. The passage reads like a civic or church memorial roster with scattered punctuation and partial names.

Catherine Gardner Ethel Hein Julia Whithide Ruth Bohn Rocky Ridge Grace Byler Marie Wachter Ethel Whilhide Hilda’ Metz Dave Strausburg Edna Smith Gardner Liberty Carl Snook Frederick Edgar Wilson Hernandichelberger Monroe Pittinger Truman Douking Roy’ Bohn Bruce Aumell Donald Leaking Frank Bohn Kenneth Eichelberger Chester Bohn New Windsor Earl Keefer Danny Bohn Edwin Bond Truman Klein Wilford Smith Guy ‘Eichelberger Russell Bohn Glen Keefer

Cedar Grove Notes Silhouettes From Frederick Area Farm Life

Local column recalls Cedar Grove farmers harvesting grain spoiled by fly with half crop. several residents travel to Frederick and Washington. J W Watkins builds new barn with many workers. Mrs Nora Barber critically ill. pheasant eggs delivered to game warden 8 Lee LeCompte. Cedar Grove Children’s Day well attended. residents visit relatives in Germantown Baltimore Washington. Cedar Heights home damaged by auto crash. rain wind storms cause tree and property damage. Braddock Heights area hosts visitors and updates.

Diffard Nicholson J. L., Riggs Cedar Grove Frederick Cedar’ Grove James H. Cheek Ison Edward Creamer Dorothy Crowley Washington Z. W W. H. Page J. W. Watkins G. W. Warfeld W. H. Pagge Lee LeCompte John King James Baltimore Cedar Grove King J. D. King Maynard Watkins Willard Watkins Edith .Mullinix Salem Cedar i Grove Robert E. Johnson Germantown

Weekend visitors and church notices from Barnesville area

Mr and Mrs George Moxley of Dogtown motored to Dickerson Sunday afternoon to visit their parents. Funeral of Mr Lee Hay noted as the largest automobile funeral in Dickerson. Mr and Mrs Angl Green traveled Waynesboro to Sugar Loaf Mountain on the Fourth. Mr and Mrs Derry of Licksville visited Barnesville Sunday to attend a sale. Mr Braldock Heights residents spent Monday in Dickerson. Mr and Mrs Monaril near Benlisville spent Sunday in Dickerson. Wheat harvest progressing. farmers through with oats and preparing to thresh. Mr ALP Gregg and wife with Miss Ruby Cooley of Frederick drove to Flohraville Sunday to visit Mrs. Gurney Davis. Children’s Day service well attended at the Baptist Church in Barnesville.

George Moxley Dogtown Dickerson Lee Hay Algle Green Waynesboro Tus Irda Sugar Loaf Mountain waMro Derry Licksville Barnesville Togsale Aleiary Roimax Isto Ito Braldock Heights Monaril Benlisville Dicker, Bon Applebee Brookville Mra Carlisle Yelock Baptist Church Mt. Pleasant Oor Alp Gregg Ruby Cooley Frederick Flohraville Gurney Davia the Baptist

Church in Darngavilte Sunday Night

Mr Everett Moxley of Washington spent several days in Dickerson. The text notes church activities and social visits with scant readable details.

Darngavilte Everett Moxley Whahington Dickerson

Unscrupulous Patent Remedy Ad Promises Quick Cure

A damaged OCR-style snippet touts a patent remedy labeled Calomel of Mase rt Banger with dubious claims. It mentions a capsule/tablet product sold sealed at a low price, promising cleansing of the liver and a harmless taste free of side effects, urging readers to buy.

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