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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1922

Page

6

Thurmont Deluged With Summer Visitors And Notables

The Daily News lists numerous guests and travelers visiting Thurmont and nearby towns. Delegates, teachers, and families from Emmitsburg, Baltimore, New York, and other places are spending summer in Thurmont, Lewistown, Hagerstown, and surrounding areas. Notables include Mr. Harp, a Knights of Pythias delegate, and local educators taking summer courses.

Catoctin Furnace Allentown New Albany F. L. Cady Thurmont East Greenwich R. I Steiner Schley Lillian 8. H. Zimmerman Irma Mary Sigmund Mathias Sigmund Reading W. L. Martin Malinda Gall Howard Gilbert Isabel Baltimore W. Knell Virginia New York City J. H. Cassell B. Sefton Hagerstown R. Simpson Indian Springs Howard Leslie Pittsburgh Washington Margaret Lyons Emmitsburg Frostburg Normal School Thomas C. Bittle Emmitsburg High School New York Columbia University M. Jeannett Byers Oklahoma City Okla J. Lewla Rhodes Sterling Galt James M. Etchison H. Dorsey Etchison Harrisonburg Shenandoah Rotary Club of Warrissongburg E. R. Miller Charles E. Engelbrecht J. W. Engelbrecht West Fourth Street Roger A. Doll Franklin Apartments Dennis Atlanticity Dean W. Hendrickson A University Texas C. B. T. Hendrikson Elm Street Henry J. Quinn Pawtucket R. A Walter Decker East Third Street Charles §. Wachter E. D. Neighbors Lewistown Charles Howard Lipscomb Mamie Cox Miss Marian Brooklyn N. Y Messrs Harold and Herbert Neighbors

Lollypops Save Newark Candy Firm From Defeat in Court

Revelations in Federal court show Charms Candy Co of Newark rose from near bankruptcy after a year thanks to a novelty lollypop and a reformulated flavoring. Receivers report $44,000 profit since revival, with sugar buying high before 1921 and prices dropping aiding the turnaround.

Candy Company Newark Newark Candy Manfacturers Bodine's Court

The News reports on a RHACHEVE incident

A brief item from The News notes an event involving RHACHEVE with limited details available. No names, dates, or locations are clearly identifiable in the readable text.

Local Scene and Notices From Frederick Area Listings

Sheriff raid on West All Saints street leads to arrest of 13 craps players and two Simonson brothers on liquor and disorderly conduct charges. Police also nabbed other suspects in later searches and a liquor seller fined, with bail set for grand jury action. Also includes ads for junkyard, taxi service, and drugstore pricing, plus horticultural article on gooseberries and currants with garden guidance and varieties.

James A. Jones Allen Burtgls Charles W. Smith Frederick Simonson Simonson Place Morgan Hutchison John Williams Thomas Orem Robert Johnson Ernest Brown William Dean Calvin Dorsey William Foreman Charles Chase Thomas Stride Harry Lewis Charles Gardner Harvey Hopper Simonsons Justice Johnson Adams and Painter Bartgis William Brown West Sixth Street Simonson John Gordon Randolph Norris Smith Bartgls William Johnson Calvin Lidie Thanes Chapel Alley Frederick Junk Company Ma- Frank Gastley Nored

Newport suiting close out at 29c a yard sale

A period advertisement promotes a large close out on Newport suiting and beach cloths priced at 29c per yard. It touts colors Rosa Gold Blue Pink Lavender and Maize and introduces Jack Tar Toys and a khaki Middy Blouse with matching knickers for outdoor wear. It notes a collar attached white shirt for youth at $1.00 as a dressy option.

Newport

Declared Sane Man Freed From Insane Hospital

Hagerstown July 24 Harry R Rowland former city council man was declared sound mind by a lunacy jury at Spring Grove after ten years confinement. He had petitioned for a hearing on July 12 and the court granted it amid his ongoing correspondence protesting his sanity and hoped-for release since 1912.

Hagerstown Spring Grove Harry R. Rowland Finday Witch Rowland

Death of Miss Susan Ann Linn at 72 in Fmwitsbure

Miss Susan Ann Linn, 72, died at her home off the Gettysburg Toad on July 16 after a long illness. She was the last of her immediate family bearing the name. The funeral was held last Tuesday in Laheran church, Fmwitsbure, with Rev. William C. Dar officiating. Interment followed in the church cemetery.

Susan Ann Linn Gettysburg Toad Miss Linn Laheran Church Fmwitsbure William C. Dar

Among the Sick Mr Mullinix Improves at Summer Home

Mr L E Mullinix has been quite sick at his summer home Braddock Heights for the past week and is slightly improved according to local report.

Evening Attire Sketch from Paris Dressing Style

A fashion sketch describes an evening outfit for Parisian nightlife. The loosely draped dress features a low waist and georgette or chiffon fabric with red beading accents, projecting a chic yet casual elegance for an urban evening.

Paris

Tait Taken To Hospital For Observation In Washington

Galen L. Tait, collector of internal revenue for Baltimore district and Maryland Republican State Central Committee chair, was removed from his Bethesda home to Emergency Hospital in Washington for stomach trouble. Doctors say he was admitted for observation and a few days rest may avert surgery. He has been away from his office since last Monday, with appendicitis feared.

Galen L. Tait Internal Revenue Baltimore Republican State Central Committee For Maryland Bethesda Montgomery County Washington Tait

Dissolution Notice of John M. Smith and C. E. Myers

Notice dissolves the partnership formed April 24 1922 between John M. Smith and C E Myers and states the firm will not be liable for debts after this date. Claims must be presented at once and contact given for John M Smith at Aster Plant 192 East Seventh Street Phone 580 R. Local notices item include hospital jar collection November committee and community events at Braddock Heights pavilion and Grace Reformed Sunday School picnic details.

John M. Smith C. E. Myers Grace Reformed Sunday School Braddock

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