Personal notices from Wolfsville to Baltimore and beyond
A string of local social notes lists residents visiting relatives and friends in towns such as Baltimore Washington York and Canton Ohio. Names include Edna Carter Annie Edmunds Ruth Dixon Pauline Brengle Myra Kiracofe Edna Needy J. A. Butch Rosie Davis Frank Feete Louise Brengle and many others with movements between Wolfsville Walkersville and nearby cities. Several householders and relatives are mentioned with brief updates on health and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shroyer
Wolfsville
Edna Carter
East Third Street
Saltmore
William H. Plummer
Relay Staton
Washngton
George R. Moberly
South Market Street
Washington
Mies Annie Edmunds
Ill
York
Eas
Serap Hig
Sedae
Gran
South
Market ‘Street
Baltimore
Edward’ ‘Danner
Unionville
Lewis F. Carter
East Third
Ruth , Dixon
East _ Fourth street
N. T. Haller
Son
Haller
Francia
Engie
Weat Fourth Street
Pauline “Brengle
Robert Moberly
Walkersville
B. W. Wilson
Third Street
S. B. Craft
Canton
Ohio
Madge Moberly
Narry Pattingall
East Seventh Street
Alice Wo
All Saints
Nardathe
Ribabee
Rete Oterspate
Nye
John
Wolfe
Louise
Brengle
Eagte
Wm.’ Wolfe
J. A. Butch
East Church ‘Street
Havei
Boston
Mags
Portland
Maine
Frank V. ‘Feete
Astyle
Rosie Davis
City
Clinton
Willard
West Patrick Street
Edward Willard
Doubs
W. Dullard
Norfolk
Religious World Services and Sunday School Listings
The Religious World summarizes Sunday services across multiple churches. Notable: Lutheran, Protestant Episcoopalian, Presbyterian, and Evangelical Reformed churches hold Sunday schools around 9 45 a.m. and morning services. evening sermons cover topics from biblical ethics to christology. Additional notes mention lay participation, choirs, and upcoming meetings in Frederick area parishes.
Miss Ritchie's class hosts midweek social dance event
The Social World notes a class led by Miss Ritchie will hold a Wednesday evening dance session at 7 45 with follow up practice at 9 00. In town news, David King of Prospect Half was thrown from a motor cycle on Buckeye town Pike after striking a stone, injuring knee and head and damaging the machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
Buckeystown
David King
Stone
Victor Infants Relief for Baby Mentioned Here
Local notice notes Victor Infants Relief for a baby and confirms the medication contains no opiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Brief Bits From The City Rail Yard Mishap And Visitors
Visitors to the city yesterday included Claude Clary and Meredith Marshall Staubore. A delivery wagon incident at the Northern Central depot left a man with a damaged right hand after the door trapped his thumb. The wheat mentioned is of the Spayde variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan
Washington
Claude Clary
Meredith Marshall Staubore
Can ‘Ufe
Mr. Plena
Res Gr Brothers
Avileh Wit
Wuinhels
Comet Tail Egg Description From Apane Hive Odes
Archaeology note describes a rare comet tail egg exhibit with a unique formation. Observers note the shell is hard yet fragile to handle and the egg measures seven inches in length. Researchers discuss shell texture and curvature as key features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sora
Funeral of Mrs Mary Riggs Held at Grace Reform Church
The funeral for Mrs Mary Riggs was held Saturday at 10 o’clock at her home 104 North Bentz Street. Rev EO L McLean of Grace Reformed Church presided. Pallbearers included Nelson Diehl and others. Burial followed at Glade Cemetery Walkersville. Interment conducted by Thomas P Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Riggs
North Bentz Street
Eo.l. Mclean
Gov
To ‘Lock
Mount Chew
Bnet al Sultits Street
Mt.Olivet Remgtery
Masons Attend Church Service In City
Members of Columbia Lodge No. 68 and Lynch Lodge No. 163 AF and AM attended devotion at Evangelical Reformed church last evening in a body. Rev. Henri J. Kiefer preached a strong sermon on Who Goeth a Warfare at His Own Charges from First Corinthians 9 7. During the services Mrs. Guy Crenchburg Miss Amelia Yost and Prof Geo Edw Smith rendered God be Merciful Unto Us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G. Cieffer
W. Peace
Mra
Guy Cronenburg
Mics
Amelia Yoot
Geo
Edw. Smith
Guy Crench-burg
Misa
Amelia Yost
Visiting Nurse Report and Freddonia Council Officers Elected
Visiting Nurse Miss Casey of the Frederick Branch Tuberculosis Society reports for the week ending June 25 eighty one calls, sixty eight home visits, nine new patients added. At Fredonia Council No. 46 8th District C U As M officers were elected for the term: Councillor T E Dinterman vice Councillor J H Summers recording secretary Charica A Landis assistant recording secretary John F Oland financial secretary A J Heidler indcuctor Wm C Smith cashier Ira N Wiles inside protector R C Moberly outside protector William Eyler trustee John F Oland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Casey
Frederick
The
Tuberculus Society
Fredonia Council
T. E. Dinterman
J. H. Summers
Charica A. Landis
John F. Oland
A. J. Heidler
Wm. C. Smith
Casbiner
Ira N. Wiles
R. C. Moberly
William Eyler
Trestee
Sermon and concert at Braddock Heights service
Mr Adial phus Féarbake spoke on The Sentences of Religion while Mrs Elmer Kef.uver and Mrs Emory J Contents performed a duet. A Braddock Heights Band concert followed under the direction of Prof Irving Biser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adialphus Féarbake
Elmer. Kef.uver
Emory J. Contents
Braddock Heights
Irving 8. Biser
Law's grip tightens on skipped board bill in Waudington
Within Lane, a colored man was arrested yesterday by Sheriff Grimes on the charge of skipping a board bill. Hue was taken to H town yesterday afternoon by Sheriff T. H. Barber of Waudington County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes
T. H."barber
Waudington County
Frederick City Hospital Seeks Donated Fruit Jars
The Frederick City Hospital appeals for donations of empty fruit jars. Jars are needed to stock the hospital kitchen and may be bad at any time. Readers are urged to bring eligible jars to the hospital to support the facility’s food program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
EpWan
Senenp
Frederick City Hospital
Prof Thomas dies in Washington after studied ethnology
Frederick resident and former Bureau of Ethnology archaeologist Prof Thomas died after long illness at age fifty five. Born in Kingsport Tennessee he taught in Illinois and served as county clerk before moving to Frederick and later Washington where he authored major works on Native American history and Maya manuscripts. He leaves a widow and three daughters with funeral arrangements set for Mt Olivet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus
Thomas
Yerra
Frederick
Oashington
Parkty
Thoitian
America
Bureau of Ethnology
Residiig
Washington
United
Southern Milnois ‘Normal University
Membor
Commington
Bureau ‘of Ethnology
North America
United States
Bureau of American ‘ Ethnology
Historie
Thyes
Kingsport
Tenn
City
Jackson County
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Brom
Minols
Youngaville
Dorothy Logan
John A. Logan
Viola L. Davis
Youngsville
Dileil
Jennie Haller
Jensin
Potomac
C. Br, Sturdevant
Worcester
Mass
GS. ’Grindle
Nellie Thomas
Moran
Mt. Olivet
Hayden
Fragmentary 4-Word OCR Item Mentions Person and Place
A damaged OCR line mentions a president and an unidentified person with fragmented phrasing and unclear context. The readable items include names and possible locations but details are uncertain.
Salvation Army meeting and horse accident reported
A Freder ick Corpa A A event describes a Salvation Army gathering at the barracks with an impassioned address by Adjutant Marshall and Mrs Marshall, prompting a penitence scene. Open air services were held citywide, a cottage meeting is planned, and a second-hand store sale continues. A runaway horse in Pearl injures Mrs Moxley while two grandchildren escape unharmed as the buggy crashes into a fence and a telephone pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Salvation Army
Frederick Corpa A. 8. A
Marshall
Marehall
Efaners
Hull
North Beach Outing Party Pleases Members on Chesapeake Bay
A Baltimore sailing outing along Chesapeake Bay ends at North Beach with eleven or more party members enjoying baths and social time. Participants include W G Barker John Therts Sam Ebeerts W C Glaze William Bennett William Bowers Lewis Sponseller Horton Sponacker A Summers N Faulkner Arthur Brown Frank Castle Harold Kemp Leslie Lease Stephen Bader and others. A marriage license is issued in Baltimore on Saturday to Leatherman of Mycravitte and Beesle C Herpel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Beach
M.C. A
Cheaspeake Bay
Enfely
W. G. Barker
John Therts
Sam Ebeerts
W. C. Glaze
William Bennett
William Bowers
Lewis Sponseller
Horton Sponacker
A. Summers
N. Faulkner
Arthur Brown
Frank’ Castle
Harold Kemp
Leslie Lease
Great Tease
Stephen Bader
Mies
G. Barker
Mra. Woo. Glaze
Mire
Lair Gitzendanner
Mins Anum
Browns
Mirics’ Patterson
Miny
Mary ‘Brown
Lainie Setley
Louine
Kemps
Charles Jones
Charles Hin
Baltmore
Obaren
Leatherman
Mycravitte
Mtea
Beesle C. Herpel
Baltimore
New MLV Coats and Motor Rout Offered in Frederick
Opening a wide, complete stock, the store touts value from $5.00 Mohawk rubberized coats in navy, black and gray to $15.00 better motor coats. Staff praise quality and tailoring, urging customers to see the window display and summer lingerie sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Braddock Memories and Fourth of July Ride in Charlestown
Local page fragment markets entertainments and ads. Mentions Braddock memories and skating evenings, a Fourth of July celebration in Charlestown with a $1.50 round trip, plus promotional lines about low prices on floor coverings and a Japanese Matting Rug. Entities include Charlestown, Braddock, Fourth of July, and Hara L. Bennet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Commultren
Hara L. Bennet
Mitiaro Harthorow
Mirrox T. Enare
Wartee
Kowe
Guprat
Company A First Infantry to encamp at Gettysburg
The unit from this city, Company A First Infantry Minnesota National Guard, will leave Friday morning at five o clock for Gettysburg. They will travel over the Frederick Railroad and march through conch to join the Middle States troops in encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. N.G
Middle States
Gettysburg
Frederick
Conch
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Reading Railroad
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the Bick
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Epiphacy College
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Veanny Kew
McFauu
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Grove
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Flanders
Quebec
Canada
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Fhrorrick W. Owenvreven
Feaank Ts. Sroxen
J. Evcation
the Etchiaon Furniture
Vader
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Knights of Pything
Koight
Aencinigon
Roomas F. Rice
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Yelterson
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Stauffer
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Aria
Topo Autos Enon
Peter Ett
Young & Staley
Peoples Wire
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Offic
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Phon
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Bright
Internat
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Reeutta
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens' National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
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WM. G. Baker
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Muller
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Dilla Tyr Foger
Neldig .& Miller
Williamson's Drug Store
Aivery Business
Conklin
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Rexall Store
the Marvel
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Thanhouser
Neptune
Braddock
Maryland
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