Local notes and visits fill New Market week
Miss Helen Ridgely returns from Braddock Heights and Thurmont while numerous friends and relatives visit, host and travel. A lawn fete at W. E. Hogarth’s supports the M. E. church. The town sees many social calls among Wood, Waters, Bartholow, Boyer, and Etchison families with lodge officers installed and a cornet band tour planned for Glen Echo and nearby towns.
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Philadelphia
Karry Webster
Frederick
John C. Stevens
Lois Brown
Nettie Jane
Georgette Bartholow
Annapolis
Fidelity Lodge
Noble
Charles W. Cashour
Noble Grand
Charlie
Palmer
Ernie Boyer
Hanford
3. Duvall
New Market
Anne ‘Trayer
John Fa
McKaig
Burman Grimes
Iris
Clarksburg
Wim. Grimes
Browningsville
L. Grimes
John &. Grimes
Jane Wood
New York
Noah Burgess
John Eiser
Baltimore
George Burgess
Susie Muley
Hood's Mills
Catherine Muley
Susie Utz
Braddock
Utz
George Medaniel
Denton
E. L. Grimes
Margaret Hopkins
Charles Poole
Singapore
Francis Willis
Hends
Perryman's
Mr. Page
Mary Downey
Sallie Smith
Bernard O. Thomas
John Bartholow
Wesley Smith
D. W. Price
King’s Valley
Ray Watkins
Roby Brown
Clay Bureh
Dickerson
Purdim
King’s Cornet Band
Glenx Echo
Etchison
Mt. Airy
Purdum
Cedar Grove
Mountain M. BE. Church
W. W. Thompson
Slidell
Mattie
Irene Brown
Linda Clay
Virgie Price
Manor Weekender Notes Highlight Local Visits
Sunday gatherings across multiple households from Washing ton to Mt. Zion reflect community ties as families and friends travel to see relatives and attend local events. The Oak Hill festival draws crowds with music by Detour and Creagerstown Bands while church groups plan a two Sunday grave meeting in LeGore’s Park.
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Jacob Roser
Atlantic City
Greyson Grable
Norman
Emmitsburg
William Smith
Oak Hill
Creagerstown
Barry Keeney
York, Pa
John Myers
Taylor Toms
Walkersville
Hil
William Mort
Ladiesburg
Amos Strine
Samuel Deal
Union Bridge
Oscar Strawsburg
Woodsboro
Churches of God
LeGore
Personal notices drift through Frederick social scene
A long list of visitations and absences fills Frederick society pages. Miss Marguerte Hahn visits Baltimore friends. Prof Geo Walker and others travel for business or leisure. Various residents return home from trips to Baltimore York Harrisburg Annapolis and Harper's Ferry with several staying at Braddock Heights and Walkersville.
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Harvey Stockman
John
Center Street
George Stockman
Jefferson
Booz
Mildred Booz
Baltimore
Braddock Heights
Lat Children Make Money for Bars and Girls
A reader urges funding from youths collections to support bars and girls, arguing that letting them keep all raised funds would foster contentment and happiness through practical spending money.
Insurance policy dispute ends with payout to beneficiary
Mrs. Rhodes wins full claim of 40.50 after Metropolit an Insurance Company challenged policy validity citing undisclosed Brights disease. Judge Mekstein ruled the company must pay, though premium restitution of 1.50 was offered. Likely appeal planned.
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G. Mantz
Bright
Insurance Company
Mekstein
Rhodes
Kee Mar College Sold for Hospital Use in Hagerstown
Washington County Hospital Association completed a deal to buy Kee Mar College in Hagerstown for hospital purposes at about 60 000 dollars. The property will be renovated for hospital needs while the N C McKee farm site, bought for 37 000 dollars over a year ago for a new hospital, will be sold. The college campus is well located and will be adapted for ongoing hospital use with a building fund near 40 000 dollars and annual revenues over 14 000 dollars, excluding the Mealy endowment set to arrive later.
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Washington County Hospital Association
Kee Mar College
Hagerstown
N. C. McKee
Boxing Matches Tonight at Camp Warfield Junior Hall
Manager Jeffries of the Frederick Athletic Club announces boxing bouts for soldiers at Camp Warfield. Frankie Mann’s engagement is cancelled to match Private Metford of Company M against Tommy Lowe. Eddie Sentry and Johnny Mike clash in preliminaries. A Fifth Regiment bout and a battle royal are scheduled. fights begin at o'clock p m. in the Junior Hall.
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Jeffries
Frederick Athletic Club
Camp Warfield
Frankie Mann
Private Metford
Company M. First Regiment
Tommy Lowe
Eddie Sentry
Johnny Mike
Working for better crops in Maryland urged by Chamber and USDA
The Baltimore Chamber of Commerce sends circulars to Maryland farmers urging higher yields through improved seed, tillage, and fertilization and to eradicate garlic and smut. USDA officials pledge help, claiming smut could be eliminated in two years if farmers follow guidance. A Frederick meeting is planned in September and a December gathering at the Fifth Regiment Armory, with local business support anticipated. Noah Jackson of Funkstown, reputed to be Maryland's oldest resident at 101, died recently. The Frederick News praises subscriptions as essential, comparing it to a boat’s stern rudder and urging readers to subscribe.
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New York
Alva Fl. Dots
Port of
Hoffman's Island
Swinburne Island
Walter Wyman
United States Marine Service
Washington
Doty
Chamber of Commerce
Baltimore
United States Agricultural Department
Maryland
Associated Boards of Trade
Frederick
Fifth Regiment Armory
Noah Jackson
Funkstown
Jackson
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