Frederick City Ex service list published with corrections sought
An extra list of Frederick City ex service men appears today with a note that another installment will follow tomorrow. For corrections contact a long roster of individuals including Mrs. George Birely Major Elmer F Munshower and many others listed, with the note titled Honor Roll Continued and Neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
George Birely
Elmer F. Munshower
Frederick’s
Akers
Byron V
K. A. Armstrong
Clarence D
K. A. Bennett
Morris W
D. D. Bopst
Thomas R
S. A. Dertzbaugh
William Lee
D. D. Eyler
Benjamin F
D. D. Hargett
Barston L
D. W. Hedges
Harvey Lycurgus
D. D. Jacobs
Charles Wixfield
D. D. Morningstar
George
D. W. Quinn
Leonard Melville
K. A. Saunders
George G
D. D. Schley
John Reading
K. Accident
Selby
Lestie F
D. D. Simpson
Charles
Carroll B. McCloy
Albert Eggy
McCoy
Thomas W. McMann
Henry Dennis
Page
Dudley Merrill
Palmer
Albert Charles
Pearce
George Clar
Albert Austin
Pettingal
Harry Elmer
Phillips
Phoebus
Benjamin F. Phoebus
Laurens E. Phoebus
Harry Thomas
Pickett
Charles S. Plonkett
Charles A. Poole
Charles Francis
Poole
Delbert C. Poole
Seeger A. Putman
Robert BE. L. Quinn
Alvin Gehr
Qiuinn
Harold Vernon
Quynn
Allen
John W. Quynn
William, Rogers
Ramsburg
Jesse Cagegett
Reinmuth
Otto P. H. Renn
Lewis Granville
Reynolds
Charles Edward
William F. Rhoades
Clinton Main
E Rhoades
Paul Blagdon
Rhoads
Otis W. Rhoads
Roscoe Bentz
Rice
Lewis Albert
Raymond Frederick
Roger R. Richerds
Charles William
Richerds
Ernest
Ridgely
Arthur P. Rinehart
Vane
Rippeon
Roy BE. Roberts
Rockwell
Thomas A. Rodock
George S., Jr. Rodock
John Quynn
Roelkey
Militarism in miniature in Europe noted
The piece jokes that the grand duchess of Luxemburg doubled her army from 250 to 500 men, yet recalls the tiny 1866 Princely force of seven soldiers and a drummer under Austria. It mentions a war museum in the capital with Napoleon’s gloves, ironically cleaned by the princess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luxemburg
Prince of
Canital
Napoleon
Vanity Cases Monogrammed in Tortoise Shell
Vanity cases of tortoise shell are monogrammed with gold and suspended from slender gold cords, a refined accessory description.
Middletown Farm Bureau Unit Meets At High School
The Middletown Farm Bureau unit held its regular meeting Monday night at the high school. Creagerstown unit met at the schoolhouse with County Agent John McGill Jr speaking and the film Out of the Shadows shown. A farmers and dairymen gathering Thursday at 8 pm will feature Dr. Lawrence Avery on tuberculine testing and the same movie. County Agent McGill reports a few 18 to 19 year old high school students will be available for farm work during vacation, with board and lodging plus limited pay. Preparations continue for a summer picnic at the Pair Grounds under Farm Bureau Grange and Rural Women’s Clubs sponsorship with national speakers anticipated and Western farmers invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Farm Bureau
Creagerstown
Bureau
John McGill, Jr
Middleiowocchoolhouse
Lawrence Avery
McGill
F. B. Bomberger
University of Maryland
Farang
Farm Bureau
Grange Organizations
Federation of Rural Women's Clubs
Picnic Planned by local National Guard Unit July Fourth
Plans for a July 4 picnic and camp at Worman's Mill farm North of the city invite the public as guests of Company A Mary and the National Guard and the First Regiment Band. Guests will learn revolver and rifle shooting on an army range and share an army dinner. Sixty five camp members and fifty band members will travel July 3. An army plane from the Twenty-ninth Division will visit the S. T. Hargett farm before the camp exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worman
Twenty-ninth Division Air Service
S. T. Hargett Farm
Auto Hit by Trolley Injures Local Dealer Near Montevue
Harry McHenry, a local horse dealer, sustained a bruised arm and neck and a head cut when a Potomac Public Service trolley bound for Frederick struck and dragged his Ford coupe about 30 feet near Montevue. The car was demolished. McHenry was taken to Frederick but not confined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McHenry
Paotemac Public Service Company
Frederick
Thurmont
Montevue
McHenry
Villa Estate
Sunshine Pills Benefit Patrons Reported by Moonshine Salon
Patrons nickname a 25 cent product Sunshine Pills for mood lifting and brighter feelings. Report notes customers describe a sunny side up feel after use.
Waterproof Organdie Impresses With Longevity
Paria unveils a new waterproof organdie that resists crinkle and crush, guaranteed to return to its original beauty after every wash. Princess Mary recently introduced jazz at a London dinner party, marking a fashionable cultural moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Princess Mary
London
Maryland Nurses Board announces state exam passers
The Maryland State Board of Examiners of Nurses reports that 21 candidates from 23 hospitals statewide have passed the examinations for state registration. The tests were conducted last month at the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty Building. Frederick City Hospital was represented by Misses Henrietta Cramer and Viola May Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Board of Examiners of
Frederick City Hospital
Henrietta Cramer
Viola May Fox
Lace and Volle afternoon frock described
A white frock trimmed with black lace features an elaborate design with an accompanying crimson velvet girdle. The item highlights fashion details of lace, velvet, and color contrast.
Fashion Forecast Highlights Black Satin Fall Popular
Black satin is projected to be very popular this fall and is noted for its suitability to the soft draped effects now in vogue.
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Middletown
CO A
National Guard
Paul Manship
Mary Pickford
Bulics
Worms
AEA Vega Figur
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
Neva Gerber
James Morrison
Blanche Sweet
Goodyear
Litte
Frederick, MD
Jefferson, MD
MT. Airy, MD
Adamstown, MD
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Fred Jerick
IBANK
Hieiocee Eralrese Evetey
McCleery
North Market Street
Frederick, Ma
Mullinix
Bentz
the Rug Store
Karpen
Casten
Caine Senne
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