Frederick Thinking Machine and Chamber of Commerce
The piece urges Frederick business leaders to organize and engage in guiding the town’s future. It argues citizens must think with purpose, elect capable leaders, and push for public welfare through the Chamber of Commerce, ending with W. Phillip Shatts urging participation in the primary election for directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Punch
Frederick
Chamber of Commence
George
Rot
W. Phillip Shatts
The Pessimistic View of Modern Society
A fragmentary commentary notes a flood of pessimistic writings about social decay. It contrasts Europe’s famine with Western excess and riotous pleasure, condemning greed, extortion, and indifference while questioning the era’s moral footing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Tigersich
Frederick Folks Readies Ten Questionnaire In News Item
The News presents a reader questionnaire with ten questions posed to Frederick residents edited by R. Ames Hendrickson. Questions cover residence duration, sport, hobbies, career path, childhood ambition, life choices, Frederick’s appeals, and civic needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
R. Amey Hendrickson
R. Ames Hendrickson
Stranger in Frederick Posts Collateral and Bets It Back
A Washington PA man named Jerry Franklin Moore parked too far from the curb on Patricio Street in Frederick. After a police stop he posted $1 collateral at the pole headquarters, consulted the City Attorney, and was told to take his dollar back since he was a stranger in Frederick. He reportedly gave the dollar to Albert for a tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
City Astor
Edward S. Delaplaine
Erry Franklin Moore
Washington, Pa
Patricio Street
Alexander
Poles Headquarters
Harry
Gilbert
Eliy
Moore
Albert
Birthday Celebration for Harbaugh Family in Woodsboro
A large birthday gathering at Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Harbaughs home in Woodsboro on July 12 honored Mr. Harbaugh Mrs. Marshall Green and Mr. Charles Bil Green. Guests enjoyed lawn tables bright with candles and cakes, music, games, and conversation. extensive guest list includes numerous Harbaugh relatives and family friends.
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T. L. Harbaugh
Woodsboro
Harbugh
Marshall
Green
Charles Bil Green
Harbaugh
Getton
Ench
Weta
Ne Wholhies Lamar
Gand
Atts
Charles
W. Harbaugh
Howard Smith
F Johto
John Allman
George
Toft
Frank
Stevens
Murray D.”Keyder
C.taylor
Howard F. Duckett
William Adams
Thomas Baker
Joseph Young
Leslie T. Warner
Ferm Hoffy
Harvey P. Conner
Russell Wockensmith
Marion Havner
Tussell Seles
Clyde Young
Henry Havner
Rogerling
Walter Smith
Ira Eaton
William Holt
and Stra
Oscar H. Whitmore
Charles Fogie
Maurice Smith
Nelson D. Summers
J. A. Jones
William F. Warfield
Hollins
Russell Long
Rosa Etton
Cathanine Larrimore
Robert L. Bell
Harvey Working
Luella B. Green
Isabel Zimmerman
Annie Gaugh
Lavinia Power
Pauline Zimmerman
Edna Smith
Mabel Bett
Ruth Hammer
Helen Whitmore
Mebel Long
Mildred Warner
Mary Kelly
Mildred
Sare
Myrtle Strine
Pauline Cromwell
Omit Powel
Olise__Worfield
Sipea Hohn
Emma Miler
Lucille Warfickt
Pauling Myerly
Zelnva Saylor
Catharine Aumon
Anna Harner
Anta Yong
Meera
Claude Jolson
Marlon I Green
Nevin, Smith
Charley Whitmore
Alton Powell
Geo. Green
Silner Whitmore
Russell Wanfiel
Ralph Heasgong
Albert Powell
Tharry Times
Ross Stall
Wiliam
Glenn Zimmerman
Guy Stulty
Marsali Green
Raymond Stull
Ror Hessong
Harry Harbaugh
Charles Hoff
Roy Duckett
Masten Long
Roy Seng
James Hof
Rusocl Summers Wetard Smith
Robert Hockensmith
Franklin Whitmore
Ico Seis
Personal notices from Frederick area residents update social circle
Purely personal items list local residents and visitors, noting occupations, travel between Washington and Pittsburgh, and varied visits. Names include Snook, Osburn, Kepler, Magaha, Tay, Sappington, Schnanffer, Thomas, Remsberg, Warner, Brown, Carty, Bennett, Keller, and Coblenty among others, with moves, visits, and social engagements across Frederick county and nearby cities.
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Stanley Becher
Jefferson
Clarence
Jay
Rath ‘Tay
Xarbeth
Philadelphia
Tay
FB. Sappington
East Second Street
Wilam Schnanffer
Branswick
New York City
New York Yacht Club
Harry Thomas
Brooklyn N.Y
United Chemical Ca
Mia
Rtbert McBride
Frederick
Florence Remsberg
Springheld
Ohio
W. Wo Douh
Middletown
Remserg
Millirea Bennett
Hood College
Hiss Virginia Carty
South Market
Anne Keller
Edithel
Coblenty
Staley
Licenses Listed For Vernon C Shusser and Others
Vernon C Shusser 21 of Cumberland County Pa and Deter MC 21 of Goodyear Cumberland County Pa Harvey Rogue 28 of Monrovia ame Phebe Divon 27 widow Freder ick Lewis R Welles 1 and Dalay 1 Toa 1 of Washington DC Albert Po Gilbertson 27 Minneapolis Minn and Margaret Helen Hughes 27 Frederick Maederick C Morgan 23 and Catherine Shank 28 both of St James
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Jardage
Vernon C Shusser
Starners
Cumberland County
Deter MC
Goodyear
Harvey Rogue
Monrovia
Divon
Frederick
Lewis R. Welles
Dalay
Toa
Washington D.C
Albert ‘Po Gilbertson
Minneapoliz
Minn
Margaret Helen Hughes
Maederick C. Morgan
Catherine Shank
Bot of
St. James
Warfield Woman Sentenced to One Year in House of Correction
A white woman, Lou Warfield, formerly of Frederick and near New Market, was tried for assaulting Frank Sewell, a Black man. She admitted the cut with a long bladed knife, four stitches, a four inch gash near the arm, after attempting to pull Sewell to help free a stuck auto. She claimed self defense, denying marriage proposals. Justice Brust ordered one year in the House of Correction, noting prior unbecoming conduct convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Warfield
Frederick
New Market
Benjamin Shaw
House of Correction
Frank Sewell
C. L. Magruder
Sewell
Warfield
C. Hf. Rekstein
Baltimore and Ohie
Vandalism damages apples in Garfield area orchards
In Garfield area orchards owned by Joseph Toms and Walter Wolfe vandals stripped bark from about 120 fruit trees seen as 15 year old stock. Toms reports losses around 2000 dollars, Wolfe about 400. A $300 reward is offered by owners for arrest of suspects. sheriff and deputy investigated with no arrests yet. Other vandalism reported in the neighborhood includes two small unoccupied buildings burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
As Mountain
Joseph Toms
Walter Wolfe
Garfield
Toms
Wolfe
Jointy
Toms Hius
Big Orchard
W. O. Wertenbaker
Morgan Runkles
Fans urge delaying gate closures at park game
Sports comment notes fans want gates kept open until end of the game at Aarteaturrat Park. They say current exit at ona Bate concentrates crowds and traffic, and attribute safety mostly to luck and fortunate conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aarteaturrat Park
Ona Bate
Missionary Conference Nears End of Sessions at Hood College
Delegates from eight states and foreign countries attend the Reform missionary conference at Hood College. The program includes lectures by Rev. J. G. Rupp, discussions on The Near East, and a House of Brotherhood pageant in Brodbeck Hall. Dr. Lampe will depart for Japan via Vancouver, with missions work in North Japan and Tokyo ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Hussionary Confereenc
Hood College
Pen-Mur
J. G. Rupp
Foreign Mission Board
Philadelphia
Paul S. Leinbach
Kate I. Hanson
Sendai
Japan
Dundore
Pontius
Schaeffer
Mr. Evans
House of Brotherhood
Jte
R. 3
J Dutton
Mary Hoffheins
Margaret Motter
Brodbeck Hall
Oring
Wittam FE
Wittam FE Tempe, Pa. D. Who Has Been Visiting: His Parents, Mr. and
Vins
Il CL Lampe
Drood College
Dr Lampe
Tapan
China
Tesvils
Vancouver
B.C
Suntay School
Tokyo
Lemips
Frederick Water and Public Notices in Maryland
Public sale notice in Frederick County Maryland under equity proceedings. Trustees will sell at the court house door in Frederick. Also multiple small ads: a man seeks work, folding bed for sale, house for sale on West Fifth Street, celery plants offered by Alfred G. Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Dalwinic
Udid
Prederick County
Maryland
A.D
Pennsylvania Ieelroad
Dublin
Walkersville
Glade Valley
Hothe
John Croniae
Frederick County
Partiy Troll
McKingtry
W. Fifth St
Celery
Alfred G. Zimmerman
Atlas Thes
Man Gains Five Pounds in Eight Days on Dreco
M C V Harbaugh of Hagerstown Maryland reports rapid health gains after taking Dreco a herbal remedy. He notes weight increase better appetite relief from bloating and improved sleep with family members also starting Dreco. The ad touts Dreco as a cure for digestive and rheumatic symptoms and lists Penrre's Modern Pharmacy Frederick as a seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. V. Harbaugh
Hagerstown
Frederick
Penrre
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Care County
Carroll County
Lewistown
Hiram Gaver
Charles Hamerick
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Frank J. Stonet
Leo Weinberg
DeSean
Thomas Stull
Sion
Donald R. Smith
Dreco
C. V. Harbaugh
National Bank
North Market Street
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Boys
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Calvin Vane
Braddock Heights
Braddock
TGF
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