Local Notes Record Weekend Visits and Events
Miss Susan Renn of Laurel visits William X Wilson family. Trederick resident W Maurice Roberts vacationing with uncle W C Null. Many locals host or visit friends in Frederick Baltimore and Washington. Significant items include births, church services, and campus events at the local college plus ongoing farm and property updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Renn
Laurel
William X. Wilson
W. Maurice Roberts
Trederick
W. CO
Misa Lake Wright
Pt. of Rocks
Fred Issigtine
Washington, D. C
W. T. Brown
Elmer Compher
HW. Ray Smith
Walker
G. Himer Compher
Fred
Edina
Susie Catsail
Flint Hill
W.C. Null
NEW MARKET COMMUNITY NOTES FILLED WITH VISITS AND EVENTS
Mrs Shriner of Waynesboro Pa visited with daughter Mrs Charles M Ula. Sallie Smith left for Washington to live with her son HE Smith. Charles Palmer honored with a surprise birthday party. Jones family traveled to Baltimore in Mr Jones automobile. Lydia Wood toured Frederick. Sponteller Sponseller and Mt Airy visitors nursed a ill mother. Will Sponseller family returning to Los Angeles. Nannie Heith spent time in Lauraville. E D Stone and sons stayed with Mire Mary Downey. Simmons family with sister Mrs Roy Sponseler. Hoffman family visited Ketro w. Alin Williams stayed with uncle Windsor Williams in Kemptown. Bessie Dorsey guest of Nellie Stevens. John Dever visited Miss Mary Stevens. E D Potatoes from garden. Marion Etzler improved. Edmonson listed as sick. Fannie Cassin visited Fannie Bromwell. William Shas spending summer with Hanson Jackson. Mary Crebs ill. Mamie Boyer and Margaret Taylor at Monrovia with Henry Borer. Grace and Jessie Grimes in Frederick. Windsor Williams and Lillie Williams of Kemptown called on Clara Williams. MPS church hosted a strawberry and ice cream festival at Odd Fellows Hall. Mise Minnie Reelker of Sanid- continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shriner
Waynesboro
Charles M. Ula
Sallie Smith
Washington
HE. Smith
Charles Palmer
M. 0. Jones
Nettia Jones
Jessie Grimes
Baltimore
Jones
Lydia Wood
Frederick
George Sponteller
Martinsburg
W. Va
Oltton Sponseller
Mt. Airy
Will R. Sponseller
Los Angeles
Cal
Nannie Heith
Lauraville
E. D. Stone and Sons
Emmitsburg
Nellie Stevens
John Dever
Gaithersburg
Mary Stevens
Allen Pheobus
Marion Etzler
Edmonson
Fannie Cassin
Fannie Bromwell
William Shas
Hanson Jackson
Mary Crebs
Mamie Boyer
Margaret, Taylor
Monrovia
Henry Borer
Grace
Windsor Willams
Lillie Williams
Kemptown
Clara Willaims
MPS
Odd Fellows Hall
Mise Minnie Reelker
Sanid
Hair Health Hair Restorer Claim Promises Color Return
A dated advertisement touts Hay's Hair Health as a remedy to restore natural hair color and reduce dandruff. It claims 70% color return, easy nightly use, and quick results, with money-back promises and free sample offers through local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
J2y
Serprind Steiner Bros
North
Hsy
Local Socials and Visits Across Town
Mary stays with Mrs Hopkins and family in Baltimore to visit Mr and Mrs Robinson in Hancock. Miss Susie Utz hosts surprise party for 18th birthday. Mrs Metcalf and daughter visit Mrs Boonseller in East Orange. Mrs Maise from Buckeyes Lawn attends a commencement. Miss Hogarth of Buckeye town guests Miss Wood. Wood’s student Miss Ilda Wood receives many gifts. Mr and Mrs Grimes and others from Frederick spend Sunday at Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
H. H. Hopkins
H. H. Hopkins, Jr
Dirtey Shuttx
Biltimore
Hancock
Robinson
Grafton Clay
Walizang
Dorsey
Susie Utz
C. W. Metcalf
Sarah
Mast Orange
N. J
Geo F. Boonseller
Edward Maise
Buckeys- Lawn
M. 2. Hood
Alice Hogarth
Buckeya
Hilda Wood
Ilda Wood
New Market
Misa Etheling Thomas
Near Prederick
Mise Wood
Misa Beulah Hogarth
Hilzabeth Wood
Buckeystown
L Grimes
Misa Nellie Stevens
Clarence Stevens
Charles Keehn
Frederick
Gettysburg
Parcel Post COD to start July 1 for parcels under 100 dollars
The postal service will allow COD parcel post payments starting July 1, with a 10 cent fee to cover collection and a delivery tag receipt. Packages over 50 dollars value are insured against loss, and mailers must affix stamps. Mailers can use city and rural carriers but excludes Philippines and Canal Zone destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birely
Prederielk Postoffice
Philippines
Canal Zone
International Circulation Manners Association
David J. Lewis
Maryland
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lewis
Wilson
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Braddock Heights Boosts Summer Season at Resort
Braddock Heights grows in popularity with Hagerstown high school students visiting for picnics and amusements. Junior class groups and local families arrive, cottages open, band concerts begin, and the casino bowling alleys open as managers prepare for a busy season. Local schools and Sunday school groups also spend time at the Heights with planned programs and recitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Hagerdtown Ligh School
Ienre
Colony
Frederick
Seachrist Cottage
Art
Willian Smith
George Wilson
Miriam Willson
Brunswick
A. H Stone
Zimmerman Bros
American Laundry Company
Hagerstown
Sehr
Fanny
Balimore
Repainting Work At Episcopal Church Underway
Workmen under S. L. Welt repaint the Episcopal Church after a recent extensive overhaul. The steeple nearly renewed within the year and brickwork repainted to bring the church to best possible condition. Marshal Myers and Detective Kratz visited Port Deposit to inspect a Saturday fire at John T. Rutters home. Neighbors reported oil fueled fires across stairs rooms and garret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
S. L. Welt
Myers
G. Edward Myers
John Kratz
Baltimore
John T. Rutter
Port Deposit
Poison Pen Convicted In Smithsburg Case
Annie Zimmerman of Smithsburg Washington county was found guilty by a Baltimore jury of writing and mailing the so called poison pen letters that stirred the town for about seven years. Judge John C. Rose suspended sentence to October 6 to consider possible reoffense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Zimmerman
Smithsburg
Washington County
United States District Court
Baltimore
John C. Rose
J. Craig McLanahan
Charles A. Little
Hagerstown
Iler
Prominent Hopkins Doctor Marries in Brooklyn Ceremony
Dr Rupert Norton assistant superintendent at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore wed Miss Cecelia Hendrickson of Urbana in Brooklyn on Saturday. The couple will visit Norton’s Boston relatives then head to Atlantic City before proceeding to Minneapolis. Norton a Harvard graduate and former medical director of a Paris-based American insurance company, plans to reside at Bar Court in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton-Humnderickson
Rupert Norton
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Brooklyn
N.Y
Cecelia Hendrickson
Urbana
Norton
Hopkins Training School For
New York
Boston
Atlantic City
Minneapolis
Massachusetts
Harvard
Paris
Bar Court
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised by Malone woman
A Malone New York reader describes severe pain from female disorders and spells of inflamed symptoms. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and urges others to use the product. The advertisement proclaims the compound as a standard remedy for female ills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Frrestone
Malone, N
Lydia FE
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DOUBS
Katie Burck
Katie Nausbaum
Bertha Davis
William
Null
Tillie
Charlotte Cain
Hery
Mary Kendall
F. T. Cain
Lillian Smith
Linden
Nellie M. Grubb
John Colbert and
Ptof
Adamstown
John W. Null
Mesers
R. Keefer Wachter
Ned Blessing
Ha’timore
Janes Carey
Mary Kidwell
W. T Wilton
John W
Margaret Whitter
G. Leister Thomas
MT. ST. Mary’s
R D. Moore
J. T. Creton
Charles Flag
Saom
College
Towals
Mount Washington Club
Maryland Athletic Club
James Seltzier
Peddicord
Ernest Legarde
Hill Side Cottage
Wm. Seltzer
Joseph Warthen
Fergaville
Mt Zion Reformed Church
Atchit Thomas
C. N. Traundie
Clayborne Thomas
Harmony Grove
Mrei
J. H. Culleh
Wm. Gross
Nora Hargett
Eva Cloud
Misé Annie Rhoderick
Jefferson
C. N. Trundle
J. J. Cutler
Church Hil
Wm. L. Culler
G. M. Miller
Lewlatowne
Mies Elen Simmong
M. Feaga
Luther Feaga
R. W. Poole
Frederick City Hospital
Vada
Amy Summers
Myeraville
Harry Angla Leatherman
Mear Harmony
R. S. Derr
Sarket St
Frederick, Md
C. O. ED
Philip Wertheimer
Charles Wertheimer
Philip
I. P. Patney
Mortis A. Birdy
Frederick County Medical Society
Howard County Society
Ellicott City
Oxford
News of Mountain Resort
Whealon
Mt Vernon
G. W. Johnson
Stanhope
C. &. Feaga
Fengaville
J. W. Poole
Charles Worman
Highland Place
Hawkins
Spring Grove
Penn
W. W. Hossier
Shaw
Seacrist Mountain House
Hazerstown
the Heights
Braddock
J. Rameburg
Lake View
Tr. Rr. Barkey
M. B Foster
Margaret Foster
Lint Lodge Cottage
Hagersltown High School
Heights
Rocky Springs
Welty Fabrney
Zella
Markoe
Pauline Brengle
Dorothy Free
Columbia
Lucia Kline
Hilda Markoe
Raymond Gonso
Austin Thomas
Maynard Wachter
Naomi Stup
Raymond Free
Pauline Hilderband
Maidred Brengle
Charles Aishman
George Free
United States
Hymeneas
Try—Stlphey
Trinity Lutheran
Anna Stephen
Edgar F. Rohrer
Treezc
Wertexbaker
John D Freeze
Thurmont
Gatherine G. Wertenbaker
Graceham
Troxell
John Troxell
Loys
Ruth Harbaugh
Motters
Thurwont
P. E. Heimer
Hagerstown & Frederick Railway Co., Frederick Gas & Electric Dept
Studebaker
South Bend
Ind
Chicago
Dallas
Kansas City
Denver
Saltlake City
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
A. Kate Gittinger
Aetna Automobile Insurance
ARINA_ AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
Griffin & Griffin
W. Patrick St
Ernest Helfenstein
Amos Urner Helfenstein
DR Parne
HG W. Farete St
Bakemire, Me
Chichester
Pills Lane
Diamond Beane
Teres
Fue Iain
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