Local Letters From Woodsboro Happenings and Visits
Community notes from Woodsboro recount visits among residents of Middleburg Detour Frederick Walkersville and nearby towns. Many families hosted relatives and friends with frequent Sunday gatherings and church services. farming activity and illness are mentioned. multiple small trips to Frederick and Baltimore cited.
GATUN LOCK PROGRESS AND LOCAL VISITS AROUND TOWN
The report notes the Panama Canal Gatun lock and first gate completion, while residents from King's Valley and nearby areas attended an Island Park excursion. Socials include visits by Miss Chloe Thompson, Mr. Richard Burnette in Germaniaown, and numerous local greetings, with a notable baseball game between Forneys Branch and Linganore clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Moxley
Beile
Baltimore
J. H. Burdette
George Brown
Parepa Baker
James Burdette
James
Gaithersburg
W. A. Smith
Daisy Smith
Gladys
Forneys
Linganore Club
Moxley
Chrobat
Miles
Hurley
Burns
Brown
R. F
Pearce
C. Watkins
Watkins
Linganore
Diller
Smith
C. F
J. Boone
Wagner
A. Moxley
Morgan
Lanse
Albaugh
Ty Turley
Colon
Panama
Gatun
Panama Canal
Henry L Stimson
Community notices from Clarksburg and Graceham areas
Many short items note visits and family gatherings in Clarksburg near Fountain Mills and Graceham. Names include Frances Grimes, J. T. Baker, Edith Snyder, Matilda Norwood, Dorcas Day, and Mrs. J. L. Baker. Attendees at Sunday services and picnics, plus local travels to Frederick and Thurmont, are listed with relatives and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Grimes
Clarksburg
Dorcas Day
Matilda Norwood
Edith Snyder
Urdu
Forrest
James Burdette
Woodfield
J. T. Baker
Brownlingsville
Eldrige Multinix
M. Broadhurst Land
Harry Johnson
Trederick
Mattie Watkins
Ren
Parepa Baker
Othe Lewis
Mamie Davis
SundaySocial and Neighbor Visit Round in Local Town
A flurry of visits marked the week with Mr. and Mrs. Womerick and daughter Elizabeth at Mrs. Grashon’s home, Philadelphia guest Jessie Carson visiting Uncle Joseph Miller, and many townsfolk joining Pen Mar gatherings. Numerous relatives, church notices, and outings highlight weekend meetings, Braddock reunion attendance, and several trips to Frederick, Hagerstown, and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.3e. Browning
Near New Market
W. L. Miller
Mildred
Littlestown
R. R. Shank
Romney, Vn
Mae Morrison
Jefferson
Clifford Glass
Trego
Vernoh Sanner
Samuel Forney
J. Walter
Weaning
Clagdy-Keller
Lander
Stork
Daniel McKenzie
Bernard Brust
Cluicher
Frederick
Bradley F. Free
Braddock
Harry Free
Nevin Biser
Shookstown
Julian Kemp
Lewis Kemp
John I. Gonso
Nannie
Harry
Estelle
Clara E. Gonso
Abbie Forney
George McKenzie
James McKenzie
Hansonville
Calvin’ Harper
W. Ramsburg
Roy H Ramsburg
Chas. Harper
Trene
Grayson Snook
Katherine Palmer
Stobert Morgan
Frederick City Hospital
Lewis Snook
Edward Heard
Frederiick
Lewis Heard
Allen Wachter
William Stull
Chas. Cain
Rosa Cain
Flossie
Anna Warrenfeltz
Zoa
Ross
Charles Main
Frederick Stull
Hilda
Montevue
Myrtle Miller
George Craver
New Midway
Bettie McKlever
Marlinsburg
WoVa
Otuie Cook
Ulin Camity
Orns
Iis Valley
Riss Mery Brown
Prederick
Wiis
Deseph
Eugene A. Brown
Balmore
Albert Brown
Florence Mercier
Baltimore
Eileen Davis
Ella Deac
Cashell
Redland
W. B. Johnson
Washington
L. B. Johnson
Elsie Schwering
Twin Oak
Argong
Edgar Hildebrand
Dorsey Holland
Holland
Dace
Ethel Spates
Gaithersburg
John P
Charles Schildtnecht
Boonsboro
Howard M. Huffer
Mary G. Bowlus
Fannie Rice
Mountaindale
Athene Beachley
Mehrl Beachley
Middletown
Jare
Franklin L Bowlus
Samuel J. Rusheman
Maurice Slifer
Charles Lewis
Hagerstown
David A. Lewis
Harvey Burdette
Monroe Watkins
Vertie
Lester Watkins
Lewisdale
Walter Cecil
Comus
Flora Watkins
Mary King
Wesley Grove
Lindel King
Anthony Smith
Ethel
Joseph, Smith
Libertytown
Ivy Broadhurst
Graceeham
Witlhide
Thurmont
Wm. M'Barny
Crossman
California
Pusey
New York
Jessie Carson
Ella Colliflower
Edna
Philadelphia
Jennie Martin
Bessie
Helen Martin
L. Heubener
Litiz
Graceham
Heubener
Mary
Henry Womerick
Elizabeth
Harry Grashon
Joseph Miller
Loys Station
Charles Boller
Strong
Ste Mell
Pen Mar
Maggie Renner
Rocky Ridge
James Grosbon
Ella Coliflower
Mabel Miller
John Pitlinger
Raymond Boller
Gracellam
Frank Collisower
Anna Pfeifer
Frank Bowlus
Virgie Bowlus
Maston L. Horine
Burkittsville
Ruth Pfeifer
Stella Beatty
Miss L Magaha
Is. Shearer
Pleasantville
Afeist
Abraham Wakewright
Lee Attold
Charles Pfeifer
Ben Magaha
Otho J Gaver
Susan Whaler
Otho J. Gaver
Edith Price
William Pfeifer
Dorothy
Petersville
George Magaha
Gract
Edward Magaha
William Hightman
Sallie Whip
Katie Stull
Grace
Woodsboro
Harry Stull
Edith Black
G. B. Smith
J. B. Ogle
Thomas Nelson
Emma
Sophia Biggs
Hilda Cramer
H. W. Stull
Eleanor Biggs
Edward Thomas
Charles Long
Grayson Valentine
Harry Boone
Johnsville
Joshua Wood
J. D. Wood
Insyrlo
Famil
Robert Barrick
Rother
Charles Barrick
Laura Cr
Slagerstown
Ida Bertick
Chas. Barrick
Cramer
James M. Thompson
Thomas R. Thompson
Washington, T
Howard Miles
Blanche E Edwards
Thomas W. Edwards
Mt. Airy
Richard R. Thompson
Washington, D. C
Earl Richards
Clarksburg
Critics Bought Monkeys as Congressmen
The House committee on expenditures in the department of agriculture opened an inquiry into cost and work of the Remsen board after it reversed Dr. Harvey W. Wiley on benzoate of soda genuine food standards. Testimony showed the board bought two terriers four monkeys sight dog cages an electric griddle a horoscope and a chiffonier in four years totaling 175 527 dollars. Salaries accounted for 120 095 dollars and expenses 55 432 dollars. The expense line drew attention with items such as the eight dog cages at 235 dollars two bull terriers 30 dollars four monkeys 28 dollars for the lot five monkey cages 100 dollars electric griddle 27 dollars and one horoscope 3 75 dollars. The particular horoscope variety was not specified. In Harrisburg motor license tag No 40 600 was issued by the mobile division of the state highway department exceeding last year’s record by more than 5 000. Dr M J Collins of Myerstown received the tag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Remsen Board
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
House Committee On
Department of Agriculture
Wiley
Zappane
Temsen Board
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Automobile Division
State Highway Department
M. J. Collins
Myerstown
Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward and Endorsements
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh case via Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes endorsements from Wal ding, Kinnan & Marvin and says the cure is ingested and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. It claims testimonials are free and lists price per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Fall
Anne Arundel Tax Roll Cut Puts 12 Cent Rate Drop
Notes from across the state report Anne Arundel County reduces its tax rate by 12 cents thanks to a new assessment of 20 840 900 dollars. Other items include Naval Academy staff changes, a water supply investigation, and various local notices from Cumberland to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Arundel
Odd Fellows
Minne
War Department
Glendho
Naval Academy
George
Gorman
Talbot
Crothers
Lester Clingan
Frederick Market Prices July 29 1911 Quotations
Frederick market prices furnished by Frederick County Farmers Exchange show corrected figures for July 29 1911. Prices cover wheat corn rye oats barley flour meal seed hay and feeds with ranges for No 2 Hed wheat and various timothy clover and mixed hay and straw, plus a note that advertising in the paper promotes success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Timothy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rocky Springs
Union Chapel
Edgewood
John A. Gonso
Claude Keller
Paul Lewis
Walter Weaning
Brownsville
Sarah Hull
Laura
Harrisburg, Pa
Joseph L. Potter
Hill
Kemptown
Lodge
Florence
Miellye
Hero
Mami Baker
GA. Shmonds
Lois
W Metan
Maggie Tryattis
R Keller
James D. Buyer
Mamie Baker
Mistes Hazel M. Walker
Edna i Bentley
Helen Wal- Baluiote
Tim Lewis
Brooklyn Noy
Winifred Watkins
Holdye Brandenbrg
Neliye Royer
Kuna King
Lorena King
Lillian Willens
Mir
Lester Hanes
Capon Bridge
West Va
Sey
W. A. Maxwell
Matt'e Johnson
Delaware
Evelyn Cacil
G. H. Johnson
Carrie King
Urbana
Broad Run
Erma
G. W. Yourtee
Browningsville
Gatun Lock
William H. Thompson
King's Valley
W. J. Thompson
Island Park
Shiloh
Richard Burnette
Germanyown
Chloe Thompson
Stanley D. Whipp
Hyattstown
Joseph C. Hawkins
Frederick City
Bernard Gardner
Twarda Agein Ois
Bertha Cordell
Bessie Norwood
Washington Murphy
Rupert Spring
Grover
Chirksburg
EH. Edwards
Fair View
J. Edwards
Vallie V. Thompson
BE. Edwards
Edward
J. AL Thompson
Muegere L. Hawlins
Moser
G. Thompson
T., W. Edwards
Washington, D.C
Emily HK. Thompson
Marcella
Pogtown
Satun LC
Eempeies
Seve
Pleasant Grove Sunday School
Browningsville Orchestra
Ton
Mrs
Fred Barger
FAIR
Remsmen Board
News OF the
Maryland
Ellen Melott
Neu Hancock
George Feigley
Cumberland Lodge No. 142
Loyal Order of Moose
George Ju. Wellingtona
Fifth Regiment
Montgomery County
Richard L. Saunders
Potomac District
Karlan
Criminal Court
Just Government League
Edmund &. Amiss
Ridgely Brown
Rockville
Reed & Co
Wilmington
Port Deposit
Hoffman
Thomas Moulden
House of Correction
Moulden