Letters From Correspondents Telling of Happenings in Their Localities
Mrs George Stith visits brother Lewis Byler of Baltimore and many neighbors from Deerfield Thurmont and Frederick appear in a long ledger of relatives visitors and travel. The column notes numerous short calls and visits, a stroke update on Franklin McKissick, crop progress, and small town doings around Burkittsville and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byler
George Stith
Rery
Lewis Byle
Baltamore
Lars Hamerick
Bottyville
Hazel McNissick
Limbaugh
Friends Creek
Alice
Ling
Eather
Adelsberger
Qeoree W
Deerfield
Harry Smith
Oison Hinge
Charles Kugler
Alice Luntz
J. E. Forney
BR. Eyler
Lloyd
Thurmont
Lulu McKissick
Baltimore
Eyler
Norristown
Lantz
Schigsler Business College
Hel
Bethlehem
Business College
George Springer
Julia
Bertha Lanty
Franklin McKissick
Polo As Spectacle Rides Risky Charge On Long Island
In a 1920s era polo match between New York Meadowbrooks and the English army team on Long Island, riders and ponies faced high danger as Larry Waterbury of the American side was thrown after his pony fell. The piece notes ponies matter as much as players, with about 15 horses used by Americans and varied origins for Britons horses. Approximately 20 000 spectators watched from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Meadowbrooks
Long Island
Larry Waterbury
Texas
California
England
Hagland
Ireland
Ing
Association
Atlantic City Visitors and Local Notes in X J
A jumble of society notes lists visits from Miss Edna Hightman at Midgetown, Mrs. Edgar Magaha and children, Miss Lizzie Pfeifer improving, and families from Damascus and Welch Run. Church services, lay children’s events, and local gatherings are mentioned along with a funeral for Mrs. Charles King. High School outing to Braddock Heights is noted amid weather and crop prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QO. Russell Willard
Washington, D. C
William Anthony
Anna
Mary
Carroll County
J. Myrtle Blessing
Point of Rocks
Anna Anthony
Fred
Norma RB. Stouffer
John W. Null
Mary Anthony
Ruth Stupp
Mary E. Stupp
Edna Myers
William C. Null
Maggie Harris
Baltimore
M. J. Edwards
Mary Edwards
William Null
York, Pa
Atlantic City
X. J
Edna Hightman
Edgar Magaha
Matilda Hampson
Ethel Hightman
Welch Run
William Wightman
Annapolis
Lizzie Pfeifer
Samuel Compher
Stella Beatty
Washington
Michael
Lou
Poplar Springs
D. F. Brown
Charles King
J. O. Keen
P. C. Dudrow
Kingsley
Norris
Bud King
Bradley King
Cedar Grove
Linda Clay
Stork
R. N. Pool
Main View Church
Cacrcsses
Washoton County
Tagtown
Braddock Ele Heights
Four Licenses Issued at Clerk's Office Yesterday
Four marriage licenses were issued by the Clerk's Office yesterday. The final record lists Alexander A. Grant, colored, and Mary Bobert as a couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandr A. Grant
Mary
Bobert
Restaurant and Cafe Sold in Court Street Deal
John N Brengle estate and insurance agent sold his restaurant and cafe on Court street to Vernon Powell of Vaitinsburg Wo Va for John W Youns. The sale transfers ownership to Powell as purchaser in a local property transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N Brengle
Read
John W . Youns
Court Street
Vernon Powell
Vaitinsburg
Meeting Called Off in Frederick Under Just Government Haengt
A mass meeting planned for Frederick tonight under the Just Government Haengt auspices has been canceled. The notice offers no further details on participants or reasons for the call off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Just Government
Haengt
Key's Granddaughter Weds Dr George H Boylan in Baltimore Church
Mrs Mary Key Gilmor granddaughter of Bran Scott Key wed Dr George Halstead Boylan a prominent Cincinnati physician, in Grace Protestant Episcopal Church. The ceremony was private with Rev Arthur Whitton Powell officiating. Afterward the couple fled by auto to Belvedere and boarded the 4 55 train for the West. They plan a Northern tour then will go abroad joining Dr Henry Barton Jacobs in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Key Gilmor
G. H. Boylan
Cincinnati
Bran Scott Key
George Halstead Boylan
Cinematic
Baltimore
Arthur Whitton Powell
Pittsburg
Chicago
Boylan
Daltimore
Sharth
Boylin
Cotriven Pleas
Wm. Gilmor
Philip Barton Key
Mary Lloyd
Wye House
Philips Academy
Andover
Yale University
Paris
Joseph J. Boylan
New York
Dr. Boylan
Rome
William Gilmor
William Tell style scare shocks Middletown stable
A tale from Middletown speaks of a William Tell like shooting at a stable on Monday. A rifle reportedly shattered a glass jar of dandelion wine hitting the proprietor with minor neck and chest wounds before the stranger fled at dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Valley Hotel
William Tell
Maryland Net $75,000 From First Year Auto License System
Maryland State reports a net of 75000 from the inaugural auto mobile license operation. Motor Vehicle Commissioner John R. George notes expenses paid from receipts and expects yearly nets near 100000 for road maintenance, with funds supporting state roads per Governor Crothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
John &. George
Crothers
Teen Girl Dies After Ill Fated Breakfast Knife Attempt
A 15 year old girl, Miss Magidgely, living with her stepmother in Tragerstown, attempted suicide at breakfast by slashing her throat with a knife. She had long suffered ill health and had become despondent. Severe injuries were sustained on both sides of the neck. The stepmother intervened, removing the knife after screams. Rumors of carbolic acid ingestion were denied. Advertise in The News.
Equal Suffrage Argument: Women Should Embrace Political Duties
A column outlines varied views on equal suffrage, arguing many women balance motherhood and home with public duties. It contends voting advances home interests, that women must inform themselves, and that political participation complements rather than abandons domestic roles. Alice Freeman Palmer is cited defining political duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Freeman Palmer
Wellesley College
Ellerton man arrested for fighting. $5 bail set
Calvin Summers of Ellerton was arrested by Officer Herwig on a fighting charge and appeared before Justice John Francis Smith. A $5 fine was paid. A large lion was reported near Foxville by Ephraim Hauver from Foxville, with Col Layman stating a sighting near Fonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Summers
Ellerton
Herwig
John Francis Smith
Foxville
Ephriam Hauver
Witle Caileme Guitheta
In County
Wolfsville
Fifty More Postal Banks Open for Deposits July Fourteen
Postmaster General Hitchcock designated 50 additional postal savings banks yesterday, bringing total to seven established to date. The last offices named will be open for deposits July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
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George Shafer
Glenn
Helen Lesis
Mae Morrison
Minnie
Beulah Kine
Ha Free
Chas
Young
Laura Shafer
Mery Shank
York
Hielen Lewis
Edna Shafer
Henn Winl
Helen Lewis
Mary Shenk
Abbie Forney
Clara Goanse
Vernon Rhoads
St. Forney
Wm Moore
Hagerstown
Harry Swamy
John Gonso
Clara
Harry
Christian Kalk
Julian Kemp
Vredenck
Chas. Fleming
Mae Hilderbrand
Clara Gonso
Grayson Sauner
Chas. Sanper
Harry Free
Bradley Free
Braddock
George Whipp
Mary Shank
Mollie Lewis
Jefferson
Messrs
Royal Kemp
Lester Brandenburg
Walter Forney
Virgie Brandenburg
Eunice Brust
J. W. Weaning
Virginia
DOUBS
Burkittsville
Mrs. Charles House
Bealtown
Vaanil
Market St. Frederick
G. O. Paxson
Edw. C. Cowling
North Market Street
Philo Hay Specialtica Co
Newark
N. 5
U.S. A
Hay
Harfina
Draggitts
Steiner Bros
American Press Association
Dogtown
Harvey Moxley
S. J. Young
Langanore
Edna Hyatt
Blanch Watkins
Eli Lawson
Damascus
EH Lawson
Herbert Hyatt
Louder
Fairy Hyatt
Washington, D .C
Larry Moxtey
Fannie Easton
Joe Pope
Lartonsville
Tressie Moxley
Lax
Wes. Gore
Lewistown
Purdue
M. P
G. H. Enfield
M. BE
G A. R. Post
Good Samatritan Lodge
John C. Palmer
Philadelphia
Tela- Hives
Hansonville
Franklin N. Miller
Mirs
Baker Johnson
Lee
Edward Welter
Key
Wales
Hrea
W. Patrick &J
Frederick, Md
Baltimore & Ohio
ALRY
Anticy Cury
Atlantic
Presbyterian Arch
Nian Connention United A
Cal
Columbia
L. A. Dertzbaugh
Oxfords
W. L. Douglas
Colt
J. RK. Flautt
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