Taneytown Area Notes Include Visits and Socials
County news notes list visits from Taneytown residents to Hanover Emmitsburg and Westminster. Social events include concerts at Brisellburg lawn and Children Day services, with families traveling to College Park and Ohio for ongoing events. The item notes a $100 collection at a charity event and a hospital surgery for Mrs Fran cia Shaum.
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James
Hanover
A. G. Ruffle
Taneytown
Brizellburg
Myre
Barry D
New Windsor
College Park
Jacob D. Null
Near Town
William Mehring
Hower Stover
Columbia
Hilda Koontz
Emmitsburg
Samuel Stover
Dorothy Eyler
Lawn
Mary Stover
Nellie Selby
Samuel Calt
George A. Brown
Roas
Clarence Shank
Mary
George Newcomer
George Hilterbrick
Archie Crouse
Henry Becker
Maryland State Normal School
Towson
Hubert Galt
Baltimore
M. Louise Reindollar
Augustus Hampson
George Baumgardner
Delmar
Fudward Harner
Ohi
James Reindollar
Warton
Ohio
Elvin Dern
Athens
Oho
U. B
Tolbert Shorb
Michel My
Clade Hiddinger
Evelyn
Mabel
Town
James Storb
Margaret Harmon
Rhoda XM. Weant
A. G. Rifle
E M. Dutterer
Jacob Lentz
Jaugh’s Church
Dutterer
Baust
J. Il Roop
Diana Masemore
Nettee Weaver
Martin Conover
Mervin Conover
Muesell Conover
Westminster
Taunt Angell
Burton Kephart
Mean Town
J. D. Belt
William PD. Ohler
Middletown Visitors and Local Attendance Highlight Weekend
A busy weekend in Middletown features visits from Mrs. Philip Recher of Hagerstown, Wm H. Garlor and Frank Wise of Washington, nurse John W. MacGill aiding Paul Delander, and numerous relatives and friends dropping by to visit East Main Street homes. Additional gatherings include trips to Baltimore and Pittsburgh relations, summer guests from Glasgow and Readings, and several local residents attending the 150th anniversary at Apples church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Philip Recher
Hagerstawy
John D. Reller
Wm. H. Garlor
Frank Wise
Washington, D. C
John W. MacGill
Frexlovick
Paul Delander
Prospect Street
Ralph 8. Wolfe
Albert
Baltimore
Harry Burdette
Fountain Mills
Mary Kebne
Florence Keler
Robby
Glen Rock
Mary Kehne
David Flook
Edgar
Roy Flook
Boonsboro
FE. Tipper
Pittsburgh
Harry MM. Gross
West Main Street
M Leah Shepler
Church Hill
C. J. Tfert
Manrlee
Owls and Son
Pearce
East Main Street
Baltimor
Charles McDaniel
John Gardner
Slaughter
C. W. Wilhide
Som Vaul
Mrersville
Amos Wilhide
Washington, T. C
Mig
Willard Slifer
Town
Emorys Slifer
Marita Jhickert
Reading
God College
Frederick
Berethr Krierny
Kathryn Alwin
Glasgow
Las
RB. E. Kleeny
Martin Co. Young
George R. Stottlemyer
Wolfsville
Thurmont
William T. Gill, Jr
John D. Kelles
Gill
Anita Jeanne
Tera Stottlemyer
Waltsville
Apples Church
Corum
Harold Kolmer
Maltimore
State Game Department of
Maryland
C. Alfred Weaver
C. H. Harrison
Fetty
Los Angeles
Calif
G. H. Beckley
Annabelle
Ernest White
Donald
Thomas White
John W. Hausroth
Orleans Cross Roads
W. Va
Denton Hausroth
Springfield
Graves
Berkeley Springs
W. H. Alderton
Daily News Sentinel at Frederick Amps South Shop
Clipped from the Frederick daily on Sunday announces publication by the Great Southern Manufacturing Company and AP news. Notices must carry writer authority and real names. unsigned items are not published.
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Frese
Tlephonse
The Longest Day in the Forest and Civic Giving
A reflective piece contrasts June 21 the longest day with labor and dreams. It follows a barefoot boy admiring a flower and a girl dreaming of love while an old man watches twilight. It notes a city campaign to expand the public hospital, showing only about 10 percent giving.
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Teémorles
iConyright
NEA
Incheen
J. S. Weath Bureau
Atlantic City
Miami
Fla
Luf's Stuff News Medley Seeks Quiet Week in City
A scrambled column notes daily events from murders to labor strikes and thefts while counting Coolidge’s congressional adjournment and a Paris trip. Amid stray phrases it hints at Brazil quitting the League and a city lineup of sights for readers to digest this month.
Inquiring Reporter on Weather Forecast Accuracy
The Inquiring Reporter asks locals which forecast source is most accurate. Responses favor scientific forecasters or express doubt about long range predictions. أسماء include EMORY B SHIPLEY ARTHUR S JIUFFER NEWTON TRUNDLE M HARWOOD near Frederick with mixed views.
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Scientific Weather Bureau
Scientife Forcemater
Emory B. Shipley
Arthur S. Jiuffer
Frederick
Newton Trundle
Today in History and Anniversaries Highlights
A collage of historical events and birthdays dated today includes historic military evacuations, Napoleonic survivor notices, royal jubilees, and figures like Josiah Stamp and Daniel Beard. Also noted are today’s events such as summer start, regional primaries, and major conferences plus a massive school children choir event and a civic advertising theme.
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Josiah Stamp
America
Thompson Buchanan
New York City
Daniel C. Beard
Boy Scout Movement
Cincinnati
Jack Munroe
Chester
Mexico
Empire
Republic
Sweden
Niagara Falls
Maine
Minnesota
Advertising Clubs of the World
Philadelphia
Chicago Lake Front
The Very Idea by Haw Cocman
A humorous piece of verse and prose sketches daily life and manners in a domestic setting. It plays with paternal foibles and workplace quirks, mixing light satire with anthropomorphic fables and a dated cartoonish sensibility.
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Haw Cocman
Water Pollution Concerns Across U S Streams and Lakes
Dr Huck S Casino of the Public Health Service warns that rising population drives stream and lake pollution in the United States. He notes that many sources of drinking water become hard to purify and that if contamination grows, purification may become prohibitively costly. He urges public action and information sharing to reduce pollutants and protect domestic water supplies.
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Huck S. Casino
United States Public Health Service
United States
Big Service
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Local Items
Frederick column notes from The News dated June 21 recounts town happenings. It mentions the Middle town Electric Railroad Co purchasing property at Patrick and Union streets and lists committee actions for the Atami Association banquet and the Encampment officers elected for November 20 1900 with names such as Wm Hi Be, Alvin C Doering, and Wm Tf.
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Frederick
The
Dal
Palesting
Wm. Hi
Blo G. Haugh
Divi Pire
Alvin C. Doering
AW. Harrington
J. W A. Raserpreve
A. Bennett
Marshall
Committees Report Tonight On Sesqui Centennal Plans
An all party Sesqui Centennial committees meeting will be held at the Courthouse this evening to review appointments and approve reports. Officers expect 10 000 marchers in a colorful parade with floats from businesses and uniforms from fraternal groups.
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Hammond Urner
Businega
H. Dorsey Etchison
David Co. Winebrenner
Parsons Newman
George R. Nennis
Edward J. Smith
Milton A. Reehord
Monte Serio leads two continents in a fine society film
Theatre News Empire reports teen Cody and Gertrude Olmstead headline tonight in Monte Serio a fine society picture of two continents. A two reel Educational comedy and Fox News will also be shown in Maryland. David Powell stars in Virtual Liars a bio dramatic prediction. William Desmond appears in an episode of The Winking Idol.
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Empire
Teen Cody
Gertrude Olmstead Lare
Monte Serio
Continents
Fox News
Maryland
David Powell
William Desmond
Ido
May Day Festivities Through the Ages
The origin of May day is traced to antiquity with Roman, Flora sacred rites and flower processions. In medieval England the Maypole custom featured a queen, a flower bower, and dancing as May baskets on doors became a vanished tradition.
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Fors
South Carolina
Joseph Honesparty
Wellington Retrate
Vittoria
Spain
St. Louis
Missouri River
Marquis of Dufferin
Aya
Canada
Louis Marchand
Napoleon
St. Helena
Cauda
Knights of Labor
Queen Victoria
Adelaide
Australia
Herriot
France
MacDonald
Great
England
Tennyson
Arnstam
Flapper Fanny saves Tar in bathing suit censor saga
A fragmented report notes a flapper named Fanny involved in a Tar Tar incident tied to a bathing suit censorship debate. The text references merquite and mos but lacks clear dates or locations.
Bible Thought OBEY AND TEACH Patch of green silk fashion note
A fragment from a Northern Daily Telegraph page mentions a tiny triangular green silk patch with a white monogram as a smart pocket touch for a white silk sport dress. A light vignette includes a cousin and Bobby conversation about mood after tea. The tone is a blend of religious exhortation and light social commentary.
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Bobby
Northern Daily Telegraph
Modern Woman Rebels Against Rules In Home And Prison
A Kansas City Star excerpt portrays a modern woman resisting rules while her husband defends order. The piece notes inmates in prisons and a barefoot library rule provoking embarrassment for boys. It recalls a bishop with freckles and a boyish joy in spring mud as a reflection on ideals sparked by reading.
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Whittier
Hansas City
Stranger Mishears Dawkins in Public Confusion
Dawkins and four friends are deep in earnest talk when a stranger accuses him of insulting his wife. Dawkins denies the remark and the man apologizes after realizing there is more than one person with a similar name. Tit-Bits sympathy extended.
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Dawkins
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