PURELY PERSONAL Highlights of visits and travels around town
Mr Tobin lingered in Baltimore on business. Several locals visit relatives in Virginia and New York as the season changes. Housewives, Misses, and Mrs Carty plus Dr Goodell return from Philadelphia after notable commencements and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobin
Hartman
Baltimore
Mm. A
Heidler
Patrick Whvit
le Gare
Howard
Brugh
Stephens City
Allen
Lampe
Worl Mme
George List
West
Pat- Tek
New Yorke
Harry Whiekenneit
Ttes
Wistnexsa
Biehl
Westy
Fourth Street
Kbama
Wayneshorn
Eve Bell Baker
Washington
J. G
Frederick
Tive
Hone
Luther T. C. Frazier
Ena Patrickstronty
Frank D. Barrett
Baltiore
L.M. Stone
East Church Street
Victor Young
LM. Stone
Church Atreet
James H. Sinkes
Norfolk
Hazel
Franklyn
Stokissie
Thurniont
OP. McCarty
Misa McCarty
Dave Hoes
P. Boke
Euet
Put- Tick Street
Mies
Lucy Dawson
Elean
Nor DyAbbott
Market Atreet
Mray Samuel, Hodgeon
Eam Ghildren
Glarkesville
Lean
Ike
G. Wealty-Kindrey
Church Street
Philadelphia
Vanfossen Family Relocates to East Tourth Street
Mr Scott Vanfossen and family moved from North Market Street to East Tourth Street. The clerk of the court office has been whitewashed by Charles Wilaop, a colored man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott “Vanfossen
North Market Street
East Tourth Street
Charles Wilaop
HYMENEAL INVITATIONS AND MARRIAGE NOTES
The notice lists engagements and forthcoming weddings including Florence Raith George and G Campbell Riddivmoxer of Brunswick Ma, with ceremonies planned for June 15 at a Reformed church in Tarvetville. It also mentions Keller Enola and others in morning ceremonies in New Jersey and a residence at Shokioghai m0, with an important Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting scheduled Monday night January 4 at 7040.4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trsuen
Aire Robert
George
Lovetteville
Loundynn
Van
Plorence Raith
Ta-G. Campbell Riddivmoxer
Brunawick
Theo
Wa Faines
T. Re
Chuatian Sempersace Union
Sunday School Convention Highlights Educational Emphasis
A long convention report details Methodist Sunday school aims noting emphasis on graded schools and age appropriate lessons. Leaders including Rev. Go B Powersend and Rev. W. Kindley urged teacher training and better organization to reach men and expand adult and home departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Lestererheimn
Harris
Chareh
Zit Myengville
Trenaurer
Mike Fleanor
Abbott
Frederick
Middetown
Willi
Doh
Mikes Klemner
D. Abbott
Peederick
S Assixtimt
Mix Sadle
Haulin
Tryuter- Texte Uhs
Miohiwet
Straining
Prat
Cobléntz
Frederice
Wek
Brown
Howe
Rush’ Lewis
Fredericks Orinary
Mra
Jeteysony Reno S. Marg Foi Sapplyceian
BOS
Bichelerger
Tha
Olssene
Jolliffe
Seef Mudge
C. Carte
Welty
Bicitney Ain Miron Gerber
Vredericks
Paul
Dew A
Kipaeete
Melia
Piret
Christan Church
Hagergtown
Ulin
Bee W. Kindley
Rev. Townsend
R. W. Kindley
Woman's College Work Display Opens for Public View
The Domestic Science and Art exhibit at the Woman's College opens in Rooms A and West Hall featuring bread cake pastry gelatin salads desserts and fine handiwork by first and second year students. Tonight at 6 o'clock Misses Wattle Klutz and Blanche Rudy give a graduating recital. Tomorrow night at 7 30 the devotional service at Evangelical Reformed church includes city initiators with Rev Dr Lente delivering the sermon. Monday 3 to 5 p m marks the annual display of work at the School of Art in Kemp Trail stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Domestic Science
Wattle & Klutz
North Caroline
Blanche C. Rudy
Middletown
School of Expression
College Hn
Celreb
Icity
Lente
Benticook
Kemp 'Trail
Banquet Honors Alumnae At Wigw High School
The Girls High School Alumni Association banquet at Doll's Cottage Braddock Heights featured election of officers led by President Pearl A Leader and demonstrations of the class of 1919’s achievements. A formal dinner with olives, crab, tomatoes, mint punch, and Neapolitan ice cream followed, ending with social dancing then return trip by special car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Pearl
Weader
Jennette
Trelch
Sadie Haba
Margréte Dill
Keping
Wearl
WBB
Migs
Helen’ Hershberger
Driving Club Plan Promises Diverse Meet and Gold Motorcycle Prize
Frederick Driving Club outlines a county fair style meet with reel and horse races, motorcycle and mule races, three harness races, and a gold medal for the motorcycle winner. Five bands will perform as officers plan entries due June 29 under President Dr R V Smith and officers C M de Garmendia and William S Haller coordinate the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Haller
Otter
R. V. .Smlith
C.M. de Garmendia
C. H.gonley
Charles
8. Houck
Charles. Cramer
Social World: Frances Mullinix Hosts Euchre Afternoon
Miss Frances A Mullinix entertained a group yesterday at her West Fourth Street home in a Progressive euchre gathering. Prizes went to Milas Nan Houck and Miss Susan Garrett. Refreshments were served alongside introductions of many guests including Mrs Marshall Etchison, Mrs Samuel Dutrow, Mrs Richard Dutrow, Mrs Edward Shriner, Mrs LeRoy McCardell, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances A. Mullinix
West Fourth
Ana
Milas Nan Houck
Misas Susan Garrett
Marshall Etchison
Samuel Dutrow
Richard Dutrow
Edward Shriner
LeRoy McC
Frank
Hedges
Miguel
Noliie
Susan Garrett
Albert
Brown
Sifford
Mamie Dill
Della Conise
Mra
Stoner
Wilfam
DeLashmutt
Local Bargains and Oddments From Shipley's Saturday Sales
A fragmentary shopper’s listing notes various discount items and prices from Shipley's Saturday bargains. The unreadable OCR preserves mentions of jelly, mason jars, soap, fishing gear, kitchenware, and household goods with scattered prices and quantities. The jumbled text hints at a diverse sale catalog common to late nineteentwentieth century grocery pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipley
Enon
Teta Wes
Festival Tonight Promises Free Foods at Central Street
Special today invites all to a festival on East South streets near Wind ter street. Decomte Rapolin and Geta Savings Bank Fre offer 25 cent purchase benefits. Grand Union Tea Company foods left at Chilton Rhoads and Elven to men will receive prompt attention. Cronce F Thomas Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapolin
Geta - Savings Bank
Central -Hardwann Company
South Street
Ids Ope Vion
Windter Street
Grand Union Tea ‘Company Foods
Chilton & Rhoads
Drompt
Cronce F. Thomas
Frederick Post Office Site Purchase Proposal Before Congress
The article reports a proposed appropriation of about 6180,000.19 for buying a site and erecting a federal post office in Frederick. It notes Congressman George Ay Pearre introduced the measure yesterday, amid debate on optimizing federal buildings due to economy and the large proposed sums. Local interviews reveal mixed views on funding, timing, and the need for a Frederick posting facility, with supporters citing growth and accessibility and opponents urging restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poatofice
Frederick
George
Brederick
DNL
Congress
Bestia
Mites Xews
Maghe
de Guhl
Conquinannn
A. Wedree
Colleen i ‘Pearre
Frederick Wirk
Ted Vengee
Wiel Wirk
Pedersil
Jeane Dan Heen
Postulike
Wdthorithes
Masoule
Wei
Kpc
Busy cornets and local ads mix in early 1900s notice
Fragmented ad dense page listing bargain items from Busy Corner and local shops. Mentions cloth, writing paper, ink, books, dry cleaning, diplomas, gas and electric notices, a dancing class, a bar tonight with crab soup, and train schedules. Names appear as vendors and venues. rich with place names and commerce details.
D. Baker WM. 4G. Baker Cl Ico Pieahtent
Fragmentary OCR item mentioning D Baker and WM Baker with unclear context. No clear event, date, or place discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BAKER
Fragmented 19th century notice with dues and meetings
A garbled notice lists stock dues, entrance fees, and maturity values. It mentions officials, a Frederick County National Bank, and several meetings about plumbing examinations. Also cites a strawberry festival, poultry products, and local advertisements with scattered prices and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredarick Builuth Nasittat
Burh Stiare
W. . Carty
Beortury
Frederick County National Bank
Windd
Aimaernun
Solletter
Local Notices and Sparse Classified Fragments in Frederick
Local items mention Frederick Maryland voters and a City Register and Tax Collector candidate promising faithful service. Other notes include infant relief, Buckeystown merchandise stock, trustee Joan Francis Sairn Frederick, and items seeking logs and farm products with scattered misspellings and contact hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
General Merch
Jesse F. Wellen
Guoda
Tate
Joan Francia Ssirn
Frederick, Md
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the Daily News
John Roger Howard
Walian
Alyson Mwhscher
Auter
Baturo
Anti
Toudy
Gilbore
South St
Keller
Enola
Ronne
Ore Keller
Tyleo B. Eagle, Jr
Ypaay
Frederick County
Woman's College Work
Department of Domestic ‘ Science and Art
Guts
Wigw
The
Atumbad. Association
G.a.pearre
Loca MeNion
Moore
York Cuy
Lajnierss, Pyers
Scumine
City
Tan
Conner
Qu. Spier
Mise Ritchie
Yeaday
Ieason
McCannet
Patrick Etrect
Mivton
A. Woon. Ward
Eve Fialy
NoCanbrii's
Frederick R. Me Co
Reta
Citizens’ National Bank
Capital
A D. Baker
D. Barbi
Taenlatont Wing
IME
MAN Castiter Snel
G. Duvall Lave
Castiter Directore
Miko
Sautin
Danue
Jean Wa
Tania
Kenemy
Dixectooe
Thomas H. Halter
Geos Hi
Zimmerman
Harry W. Bowers
Carty
Hogan
Wil Arty
Newman Benj
F. Reich
Attorne
Benj
Hamelys
Ti Frederick
City’ Cobnell Chamber
Ee In
McChraeli
Myersville
Conkey
Co. Farummw
Bronson
John DN
Hendrickbon, the Model
Seleghons
Ladlew
Misaéa
Stupterd Cueoka
Nour
John D Hendrickson
Neidig & Kill
Nedis
Miller
Inny
Batirlby
Batuediy
Larne
al Lirday
Baturday
Batteray
Loree Saeta
Abe
Willliamson
Rexall
Janzodiy
Wiypat
Frederick City
Micnaga
McCavory
Keglater
Bannabal Hotel
East
Patrick Street
Loups Tropa
Farmeni
Fee
Rig Bey
Mic Etchiaoie
le Mronmnn
Ommaie
Eden
onivEa
Landis
Market ‘Street
Weil
Buckeyaiowi
Puliste
Rome
taPbone
Court Atreet, Org
NSURE
Bartfond
Angurance Ozir Tha
Jeadime American Insurante Company
A .Famein
D. Cramer & Gone
Cramer & Wtluf
New London
Yoo & Staley
Clarke
Ersing
Madera Deulag
Suoxa Muniero
Reus
Tsroeres Ve
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