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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1913
Page
8
A jumble of names and places reports local social news from various towns and families. The note mentions Freder Wood visiting Katharine, Mary Harper visiting BrunsWich, Mrs. S. W. Hamsburg with her daughter, and several residents like Grayson Barrier, Ramsburg, and Miller visiting relatives. The piece references a picnic at LeGore Park on Saturday July 26.
Mrs. Parepa Baker of Billimore is issuing JrT and Mrs. M Snyder. Miss Fair Burdette of Claggétts witle spends time with relatives and travels from Texas to home here. Numerous guests, visits, and movements include Mr. and Mrs. Roby Brown and son of Purdum, Mrs. Elizabeth Snowden of Baltimore visiting friends, Mrs. Cramwell King of Woodfield with Kin, and Rev L B H afterl. The item lists many local names, reunions, visits, and small town movements across Claggettsville and nearby areas.
Continental report notes Mr and Mrs L Haller of Westminster return after a week visiting Mr Charles Hedges and family. Also mentions Mr and Mrs Albert Jacker and daughter Mae and Miss Rhoda Ramsburg of Woodsboro who spent Sunday in the area.
A severe factory blaze in Binghamton New York caused heavy loss of life and injuries. Investigators probe failures to respond to alarms and safety violations at the Unintan Clothing company where most victims were women and girls. Some perished by jumping from upper floors as flames trapped workers with limited exits. Local officials report substantial property damage and call for full accountability.
Mrs T A Thompson and Mrs Carrison Thompson spent Saturday to Monday in York Pennsylvania visiting relatives and friends. Mr J A Thompson was there Sunday. Rev AV W Dutiera of Salisbury Ohio returned home to attend his mother's funeral and will stay a few weeks. Mrs Sarah J Ballantine of Washington Pennsylvania visits her daughter Mrs Frank S Thomas. Mrs Frick Brown and daughter of Toronto Ohio arrived here on.
Miss Mary Schrover returned home from Waynesboro accompanied by Gordon Schrover and family. Emmett Grandenburg came back from four months in Michigan. Walter Bowers John Sowers and families visited Frederick and Boonsboro guests of Mrs tubie. Jacob Hoover of Point 6 stayed with his son Asbury Hoover. Ballie Delauter is ill and Mrs James Marken improves. Mr A R Beurman’s house was damaged by a coal or lamp explosion Friday evening around 1 velock. loss partly insured. Rahrman family moved into Datrow’s house after the blast.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a local event featuring Graceramn Mra Beek and Conner, with unclear roles. Readable bits point to a public appearance or performance, though specifics, dates, and locations are missing. Further text needed for a precise card.
Miss Lilian Williams visits in Baltimore while Mrs Bradley Baker and children of Philadelphia and Miss Cubalers of Media visit Miss Marné Baker. Mrs J D Boyer stays with the Zimmerman family in Frederick. Ladies' Aid meets at Mrs J W Williams’ home Monday. Carnival Saturday night July 19 hosted by Helping Hand Society of St John’s Reformed. Grace of Woodsboro visiting Mr Bou and Barry Stull families. Mrs Emory Shorb visits mother Lydia Byler. Mr John Wood, ill, now able to sit up. Harvey Valentine family spent Sunday with his brother. Mrs Monard Smith and Miss Valtie Smith visit George Smilind family Wednesday.
iv and Mrs Calvin sinders and id of Thurront visited his brother Grayson Anders and family on Sunday. Mrs Frank Valentine and daughter and Mrs Joshua Wood spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Ellsworth Valentin. Miss Ruthill returned home Monday from her visit to Frederick and Woodsboro. Mrs Catherine Stull and daughter were also noted in the group.
Fragmentary notes indicate Oger and Charles Hood plan visits to Der Haute Hotel and West Virginia, with Hattie Sulcer hosting in Jefferson area. James Himes has been ill for about five weeks while others travel between Baltimore, South and local communities, including Dorsey.
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