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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1913
Page
8
Letters from correspondents recount small town events and visits across counties. Mentions include Mrs Frances Schildt Morrison with Beomeraut, families from Cincinnati and Ohio visiting relatives, and trips through Frederick area towns. Several residents note vacations, threshing, and Sunday returns from lengthy travels.
Fragmented OCR text references Zion Sunday School in Bloomfield with mentions of teaching, master Scott, and local names. Indicates a community notice or brief about Sunday school activities and participants. No clear events or dates extractable from the readable fragments.
Community items report visitors from Neelsville, a Mary Riley burial, and residents such as Mrs J O Wing and Mr Georga Miles with a touring car. Local improvements include Mr CG Waters house and Mr J Daw on Williams touring district fences. Several residents move or renovate homes, while Mr Page and brother claim a rat-killing record. A sick child and a moved resident are noted, along with local phone installation and a painting project.
Mr George Beall hosted guests Page and relative on Sunday. Will Glazes child ill. Jo King traveled to Washington on business. Haller Snyder moved to Cedar Grove. Beall serves as Baptist deacon. Jemina Johnson visited Baltimore for three weeks. Watkins 22-0 visited Rockville on business. Lear Iglehard of Germantown visited Cedar Grove on business. J W Johnson visited Rockville and Washington this week.
Braddock Heights late arrivals include J H Nico and wife Charles Hardy and wife Airy Md Ur and wife Miler J White Bleatt City Md Vo Reichard and others. Avalon cottage guests enjoyed a trip to Frederick with about 50 residents boarding a troey at the Junction and viewing the theater and movies then sharing at a soda fountain. Miss Tanisa Wantington, staying with her father T Huntington in Washington, is an art student and Corcoran graduate painting a portrait of Mars Tl Myers of Braddock.
An article reports that Serdamin Phels, son of Mrs. Daisy Phebus, fell from a landing at his grandfather's home and broke his arm. The incident occurred Wednesday at a location described as Mere wh Yount, Yoest Patrick erreef.
Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, District of Columbia and Pennsylvania Odd Fellows plan a large Mar Mar reunion at Pen Mar August 7. Five grand masters will attend for the first time, with Blue Mountain House accommodations, enrollment system, cantons and Rebekahs special rents, and bands performing morning and noon concerts.
The Eagles Club of Frederick plans to send up to a hundred members to the national convention in Baltimore in August. The Yellow Springs Band, twenty five men, will accompany them. They will depart on the morning of Thursday August 7 wearing light crushed hats linen dusters and carrying canes. A silk banner with gilt letters will be carried and each member will wear a white satin ribbon badge with black lettering. The organizing committee includes Edward M. Dyer chairman Ernest M. Fox and Charles H. Miller. Thurmont property sold Mrs Chas R R Beck of Thurmont bought Mrs T G Stocksdale’s Carroll street home for 5000 and plans to move September 1.
Kansas City mule dealer A D Cottingham, the industry’s largest, criticizes the dictionary meaning of mule as sullen and stubborn. He argues the term maligns most United States mules, noting exceptions among a few outlaws, based on decades of experience with hundreds of thousands of animals.
Former Congressman George A Pearre of Cumberland denied yesterday that he would be a candidate for the State Senate on the Progressive ticket. He said he would not run for the State Senate and could not say if he might pursue another office on the Progressive line. Friends have urged him to consider candidacy, but Pearre remained noncommittal.
A partial OCR line references a telephony topic and a week, mentioning names like Frank. Details are unclear but suggest an unfinished report on communications and timing. The readable portion points to an event or schedule linked to a week, with unspecified personnel.
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