Local Happenings and Social Notes From Clarkeburg Area
Children’s Day service planned for Clarkeburg M. E. Church next Sunday at 11. In Washington and nearby towns, multiple Thompson and related families visit friends and relatives. The Purdum baseball team defeated Slidell Sluggers 5 to 1 at King’s Corner Picnic. Numerous social visits span Frederick, Gatesburg, Lovettsville, and Mt. Tabor, with several births noted. A lawn fete by the Ladies Aid is set for Urbana June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkeburg M. EB
aMi
Samuel G. Thompson
Washington, D. C
Thos. E. Thompson
Misa Marcella Thompson
Boyds
J. C Hawkins
Washington
Gatthersburg
Stork
S. Edgar Edwards
James A. Thompson
Getour
Creagerstown
William H. Thompson
King's Valley
Harry Bowman
Barnesville
Valne
Joseph A Burnette
Purdum
King's Corner
Slidell Sluggers
Brown and
Brown
Fucknoun
Carlin
Slidell
Maggie L Hawkins
Frances C. Thompson
Galthesbure
Mt Tabor
G. Wickey
Gettysburg College
Rocky Ridge
Keysville
Union Bridge
Wickey
Charles Miller
Frederick
Farr Dealings
Charles W. Creager
Sparrows Point
J. A. Miler
Harry C. Bertler
Bihel
Waynesboro
Ernest Ogle
Shippensburg
Laura Creager
J. A. Miller
J. Howard Miller
Baltimore
Heinz
Harry Beitler
Near Lor's
Hanson Fogle
Near Taneytown
Edna B. Muller
Olle Cosgrove
Benjamin R. Dixon
Lillian Taylor
Lelia Strube
Martha Brandenburg
Ladies Aid Society
Urbana
Property Owners Duty to Community and Self
A Columbus U. State Journal editorial urges property owners to maintain and improve their properties for the public good. It argues that civic duty, not rent gain, should motivate pavement, sod, and tree care to keep the city attractive and prosperous. The piece frames personal benefit as secondary to communal welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Scholarships Awarded by Montgomery County School Board
Clerk John L. Burnett announces scholarship awards to Gaither Warfield of Rockville for Johns Hopkins University and University of Virginia, Ralph Etchison of Gaithersburg for Washington College, and Paul Anderson of Clarksburg for Blue Ridge College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Burnett
Montgomer County
Johns Hopkins University
University of Virginia
Gaither Warfield
Rockville
Washington College
Ralph Etchison
Gaithersburg
Blue Ridge College
Paul Anderson
Clarksburg
Lost and Found Column in The News Restores Articles
The News Lost and Found column acts as a clearing house for lost items. Many articles are recovered each year as readers watch for notices from losers. The paper’s wide circulation helps locate owners and reunite them with valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Wit and
Department of Agriculture seeks safer egg packing method
The Department of Agriculture reports huge losses from broken eggs in transit from farms to population centers. Railroads claim damage is high and shipments face costly claims and litigation. In 1909 eggs sent to New York totaled about 138 million, a large share of national consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department’ of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Department
New York City
Estate and notices from county court proceedings
Summary of actions including transfers of property from Simon D Rentzahn to Lucia da F Rentzahn. marriage licenses for Willam Allison Melkiejohn and Fannie Viola Baker. inventories and sales reports from the estate of Elizabeth A C Lakin. administration granted for James A Grova. and final accounting and distribution by executors James Ht and Noah Bruner for Margaret M Bruner, deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marntage
Willam Allison Melkiejohn
Washington
Fannie Viola Baker
Myersville
Elizabeth A C. Lakin
Elizabeth A C Lakin
James A. Grova
Samuel B. Grove
James Ht
Noah Bruner
Margaret M Bruner
Lewis Confers With Wilson On Parcel Post Expansion
Representative David J. Lewis of Maryland met President Wilson for about thirty minutes to discuss the parcel post expansion. The President remained favorable but seeks an opportune time to present Administration plans. Lewis said the meeting did not cover office questions in the Sixth district. Also listed are advertised letters at Frederick City post office dated June 13 1913 to be called for as two weeks elapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Lewis
Maryland
Wilson
Lewis
Siath
Frederick City
John Black
L. W. Dennis
Herman Lauber
Frank Shaw
Joseph Whittaker
Mary Craymers
John Feaster
Elizabeth J. Gardner
Celia Johnson
Mary May
Mary Reed
West. Md
Western Maryland Railway Company
Hagerstown
Gettyspurg
Gettysburg
Geltysburg
Worm Remedy Ad Claim for Children’s Worms
An advertisement touts Kickapan Worm Killer as a remedy for children’s indigestion headaches weakness colic and worm infestations. It asserts the product relieves symptoms and promotes health, listing price 29 cents and distribution through Richards? and Pearce’s Modern Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mans Cnotiere
Riehanno Injian Medicine Co
Nadgeiphin Ani Si. Louis
Pearre’s Modern Pharmacy
Frederick Veterans to Attend Gettysburg Reunion
Frederick veterans plan to join the great Blue and Gray encampment at Gettysburg July 1 3 and 4 to mark the Civil War battle on northern soil. Preparations include transportation lodging 280 acre camp with 5000 tents and meals. 40 000 veterans expected with hundreds of thousands more spectators. Rail and road arrangements strain to handle the crowd as the city braces for a massive historic gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Frederick
Blue
Pennslvania
WII
Alr
Pennsylvania Commission
Grand Army
United Confederate Veterans
United States
Porencon
Wilson
Woman Takes Friend's Advice Windom KS Ad
Windom Kansas woman shares relief from bladder trouble and female weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with restoring health after doctors failed and urges others to consider the treatment. The ad promotes the product's herbal ingredients and offers confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Windom
Kansas
Pinkham
Ydin E. Pinkham
Mary A. Horner
Box 41
Lydia E. Pickham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Nass
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Fim
Fair View
Wallie Thompson
Hatta
Goldie Pearre
Marcella
Fedora
Maggie Thompson
J. ML. Thompson
Lester
Elsie
Bradley Thompson
J. A Thompson
G. ©. Pearce
S. Edgardwards
Stanley D. Whipp
Roy and
Raymond
Tunison Titus
Lovettsville
Thos W. Edwards
Bertha Cordell
James M Thompson
Evelyn
Woodrow
D. Whipp
Bertha and
Magrie Cordell
Hattie
Golda Pearge
Edwards
Joseph ¥. Edwards
Shiloh
Jennie B. Ecker
Thurmont
G. H. Beitler
Near Loys
Unionville
Peorre
Waynealoro
Kreitle
Westminster
Nicodemus
James, Barnes
Pearre
Mt. Airy
C. E. Norrig
Familly
Edward Danner
Alice Nicodemus
Joseph Roelkey
Tansytown
C. A. Lindsay —Mestames
Kregle
G. D. Norris
Mise Irene Barnes
Orouce Barnes
C. J. Norris
Aliy Ang Mins
Eleanor Stauffer
Walkersville
G D Norris
Thurston
The
News
Uncle Sam
Orptane
Simon D Rentzahn
Luciada F Rentzahn
Orphans’ Court
News OF the Churches
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Utica Mills
West Church Street
Recon
Bentz Street
Municpal
Uae
Samuel G Dixon
State
Health Department
Harrisburg
Lancaster
York
Chambersburg
Round Top
Reading
Hunterstown Road
Pullman Car Company
Aetna Automobile Insurance
Griffin
T. W. Patrick
Frederick. Ma
F. Columbus Knott
West Patrick St
Atlantic City
Cape May
Wildwood
Ocean City
Sea Isle
City
Anglesea
Stone Hathor
Avalon
Wildwood Crest
N. J
Rehoboth
Del
Asbury Park
Long Branch
Bay Head
Wm. Pedrick, Jr
Baltimore and
Calvert Streets
Balimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hagerstown & Frederick Railway Co., Frederick Gas & Electric Dept
B. Rosenour & Sons
Market
Patrick Streets
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
A. Kate Gittinger
Pat
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