Salvation Army takes control of Wildwood Park Mount Airy
Local column notes Salvation Army possession of Wildwood Park and a string of social visits across Mount Airy. Residents including Mrs. Harry Green and Mrs. India Smith are guests with relatives in Baltimore Washington and Virginia. Weather and storm events bring hail damage and chimney strikes at local homes amid busy summer social rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy
Salvation Army
Wildwood Park
Harry Green
Washington, D. C
John Lowe
Lisbon
S E. Lowe
Earl Smith
Clary
Albert Goldberg
Sadie
Baltimore
B. Dung
Harry Webster
Frederick
C. Murray
Elmer Minnick
India Smith
Irene Lowe
Monrovia
Charley Lowe
Margie Beatty
Evelyn
Bartholows
Rena Nelson
Plane No 4
William Keller
William Schellers
Lone
Della Gartrell
Clara Watkins
Laura Kelley
Prospect
Raymond Kelley
Mrs. McDonald
Andrew Baker
Shoes for Boys and Girls in Every Style Sold Here
A local retailer offers a wide range of shoes for both boys and girls in all styles and sizes. Customers can find casual, athletic, and dress options to suit every need.
Park Birthday Celebration Attracts Local Guests
A Wednesday park birthday gathering featured an afternoon of amusements and a served supper. Attendees included Beulah Hederick Blanche Ports Margaret Fogle Nannie Reddick Ruth Reddick and others from Liberty town.
Harvest crops and labor day events noted in Brunswick area
Report outlines farmers near harvest with wheat averaging 15 to 18 bushels per acre and oats up to 40, timothy hay fine, corn prospects strong, and miller Bradley H. Dudrow thriving as heavy wheat delivered. Other items mention horse death, a coming move to Carroll county, a Labor Day parade and fireworks in Brunswick Park to aid the fire company, and the Juniata Reunion at Pen Mar with August 8 activities and dining together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley H. Dudrow
C. H. Smith
Jesse Brown
Carroll County
Brunswick
Brunswick Park
Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Rewards and Local Endorsements
One hundred dollars reward for an incurable case of catarrh with Halts Catarrh Cure. Cheney & Co and Walliasg Kinnan Marvin endorse Cheney for 15 years, pledging honesty and finances. Inter lental Catarrh Cure advertised with testimonials free. Also promoting Hall's Daily Pills for constipation and Chamberlain's Liniment for sprains, sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney & C0
Taleda
O. Wo
Cheney
Jast
Ispne
Waliasg, Kinnan & Marvin
Taleda O Ifai
Personal Happenings in Boonsboro and Nearby Towns
Va John Gomber spends the day with friends in Boonsboro Maryland. Mrs J L Druen of Washington visits her father BT Virts on Wisner Street. Mr Nihifer Bell, recently in Washington, visits York Pennsylvania. Miss Marianna Woll hosts Miss Charlotte Linn and others at Singapore Hills. Several residents, including Ellen Lege Ruth Haberkorn and Vella Stull, travel or visit relatives in nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Harry Windsor move to Pen Mar. The Douglass family left Frostburg for Niagara Falls Rochester and Canada and will return to Frederick in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Newton
Ruth
Emma
Virginia
Mary Hine
Mie Hine
John Harper
Myrtle
John Harris
Ie. Hine
Mr. Hine
E. G. Wight
Washington, D.C
M. Hine
Effie
L. J. Keller
Jefferson
James Nuse
Albert Crawford
Frederick
John Crawford
Lester Hine
Albert Hargett
Robert M. Ranneberger
Cloppers
Fannie Biggs
David M. Sprecht
Manor Council, No. 185
Point of Rocks
Hood
Baltimore
Wm. Anthony
James B. Smith
Fair View
M. BE. Sunday School
John P. Sellman
Washington, Ind
J. P. Sellman
Mary
Lydia Shoejmaker
Washington, D. C
W. A. Maxell
Mattie Johnson
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
N. J
Arthur Cecil
Stonebreaker
Hagerstown
D. R. Hershey
Dorsey Holland
Mr. Holland
Virginia Maxwell
May Sellman
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Rockville
Ella Cecil
Jennie Young
Virginia Manwell
Garrett Park
J. L Druen
Washington
BT Virts
Wisner Street
C. E. Shafer
Isabelle
Mary J. Shafer
Boonsboro
Rebecca Stonesifer
Roanoke
Ralph Line
Keedysville
Pen Mar
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
W. M. Douglass
Marian
William
Rockewell Terrace
Frostburg
Maryland
Mr. Douglass
Niagara Falls
Rochester
N. Y
Canada
Sneeze Talk as Weather Fluctuates in July
A vintage column notes rapid weather swings from heat to cool in Frederick with sneezing as a civic barometer. It cites doctors linking sneezes to colds and hay fever, references the German greeting Gesundheit, and recalls ancient beliefs that blessings ward off evil spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Sot
Amateurs Stage Two One Act Farces in Bradovick Auditorium
Local talent directed by Mrs McDonneal presented two one act farces Popping the Question and Training a Husband in Bradovick Levighis Auditorium. Cast included Miss Edna Shaefer Miss Winterblossom Miss Annie Farney and others with music by Hugh S Duffey and Walter McDaniel. The performances drew praise for coaching by Elizabeth McDaniel and attracted a sizable Braddock Colony audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddovick Levighis
Frederick
Elizabeth AleDaniel
East
Ferdinand Hunnington Aubrey Nicodemus
Constance Munnington
Iloise de Grange
Hunninngton
Constance
Hubby
Braddock Colony
Democrats to Meet August 5 for Fall Campaign
County Chairman C. H Conley calls central committee meeting for August 5 to set plans for the fall campaign and discuss the primary election. A new committee will be elected in the fall and a new organization formed as the Democrats prepare for a vigorous fight for their ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H Conley
Central Committee
Unis
Auto Runs Uphill On Cow After Driver Loses Control
F Wilbur Bridges of Hagerstown an attorney motor enthusiast was driving home from Tilghmanton when a cow lying in the road refused to move and the car ran onto its back. The cow was lifted free with fence rails and escaped unharmed along with the vehicle. Local farmers assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Wilbur Bridges
Hagerstown
Tilghmanton
Hoffman Orphanage Dedication Near Keepsake
The first cottage of the Hoffman Orphanage near Liestownu was dedicated in a ceremony attended by about 1,000 people. Owned by the Reformed church, the cottage cost around $7,500 and will house 24 orphans. seven are already there and seven more were voted in yesterday. Rev T J Barkley led services from Get tysburg and Rev T J Hacker of Roanoke Va gave the address as Potomac Synod president. Reverend Samuel Stein of Trinity Reformed York Pa announced the congregation will donate funds for the new administration building soon. Many Potomac Synod ministers attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman Orphanage
Liestownu
The
Reformed Church
T. J. Barkley
Gettysburg
T. J. Hacker
Roanoke
Potomac Synod
Hustlers blank Park Rats in baseball clash
The Hustlers beat the Park Rats in a hard fought game with 20 total hits. EE Abrecht starred with strong batting and Beall fielded well while Stephens pitched for the Rustlers and limited the Rats to key hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rustlers
Shookel
Mulligan
Brachy of
Beall
EL Abrecht
Devilbiss If
Crouse
Schollss
Stephens P. Park
Abrecht
Steeleef
L. Phebus
Poole
Castiers A. Abrecht Ss
Brust HH
Stoner P
Russell Ready to Twirl Again for Nationals
Russell recovers from a broken bone and trains under Doc White, showing sharp form and readiness to rejoin the rotation with the Cleveland Naps. The veteran righty believes his peak performance from 1910 remains intact and aims to quickly rejoin activities after an injury pause.
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WN. Harrison
C. G. Spreacher
Roy Smith
Geo Renn
Elizabeth Clary
Emma Sank
Hilda Clary
Doubs
Maggie Harrison
N. J. Edwards
William C. Nutt
Thomas Lee
Pittsburg
Elmer Compher, Sr
Cumberland
Mary and
Anna Anthony J
Ruth Stupp
Mary Stupp
COMUS
Walkersville
H. O. Zimmerman
York
Port Deposit
D. &. Stauller
Bucheystown
W. D. Curfman
Libertytown
Mary Reddick
Hilda Fogle
Braddock Heights
L. E. Barrick
Clarence
Howard County
Miss Beulah Roderick
Todd
Market St. Frederick
G. O. Paxson
Edw. C. Cowling
North Market Street
Nipwoerpa
Tangier
Three Nations
Aris
France
England
Germany
Morocco
Frimce
Iondon
Sion
Legore
P. A. Richardson
Glenn Damush
Elmer Strine
Geo. Potts
Creagerstown
Cornelius West
Dora Speak
Ephriam Baker
Woodsboro
Amos Strine
Claude Barrick
Ruth Strine
Ladiesburg
LeGore’s Park
Mountaindale
Mary Bowlus
Fannie Rice
Rosan Michael
Stella Palmer
Catherine
Elsie Geaser
C. A Rice
Franklin Rice
Blanche and
Bail
Springfield
Sosan Michael
Chas. P. Gray
Lottie Snook
Lewis Hamrick
Florence Hamrick
S. J. Gladhill
Hicks Miclier
Nathaniel Wachter
Edward
Sionsonville
D. A. Rice
Chas. Rice
Weather Today
Ida M. Rice
Bloomsberry Mills
Juniata
Suniata College
Huntingdon
Chamberlain
All Traggsts
Wo. Ghize
John Gomber
Boonsboro, Md
Nihifer Bell
Frederick Wo Cramer
East Second Street
Rele
York, Pa
Bas Liu Liver Cay Ae
Marianna Woll
West Third Street
Ellen Trail Lege
Meltimore
Cherlotte EB. Linn
Singanore Hills
Lim
Mary Brown
Ruth Haberkorn
West South Street
Tn Washington
Mr. Wu
Hi. Plummer
New Windsor
Relay
Vella Stull
Hood's Mills
Nelson Summers
Harry Windsor
South Market Street
Pen- Mar
Louise Felser
Lita
James W. Robinson
Mr. Primrose
Elon Murray
Old Indies
Miss Winterblossom
Misa Bifin
Henry Thorton
Eilen Murray
Thornton
Thornton Snyway
Ellen
Mr. Hugh S Duffey
Walter McDaniel
Hay
Phila Hay Specialties Co
Newark
N. 5
Hartlina
Driggists
Steiner Bros
Hoffman
Lunings
R. H. EL Hustlers
Russel
Letty Russell
Doc White
Naps
Russell
Red Sox
Hoe
Vneck Corpy
Mingisis
Russell Himwif
Young Fredericks
Young Giants
Lh Johnson
Fredericks
Fredriecks
Jates
Kennedy
Kiffin
Young Fred'ks
Johnon
Sing
Baummrdner
Wasller
Usmpire
Wendrickson
la Prance Shoe
Milady Fair
H.R. Flautt
Frederick, Md
Joseph D. Zimmerman
E. Church St
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