Germantown Social Roundup Seeks Family Visits
County News notes visitors and family gatherings across Gaithersburg Dickerson Barnesville Sandy Spring and Quince Orchard. Ernest Gartner family and various relatives spent time with Emma Gartner Henry Lenhart Augusta Marth Edgar Claggett and others. Calvin Stevens visited from Herndon Virginia.
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Germantown
Ernest Gartner
Gaithersburg
John Gartner
Washington
Edward Gartner
Buck Lodge
Emma Gartner
Frank Roberson
Gilbert
Dickerson
Rosa Barber
Barnesville
Henry Lenhart
Howard Duin
Sandy Spring
Allie Marth
Augusta Marth
Russell Lenhart
Edgar Claggett
Quince Orchard
Calvin Stevens
Herndon
Virginia
Harvest Progress and Local Visits In Yellow Springs Area
In Yellow Springs on June 27 Rev. Shilke announces Bethel services next Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Mary Lyston from Baltimore visits friends in the area. Samuel L. Tyler of Frederick calls on relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bender and family spend Sunday near Bethel. Harvesting in the region is going well with some farmers already finished.
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Yellow Springs
Shilke
Bethel
Mary Lyston
Baltimore
Samuel L. Tyler
Frederick
Charles Bender
Purely Personal Notice From Eastern Shore Trip
Mr William H Moore and family and Mrs Brandenburg of Hagers town have returned after a nine days fishing trip on the Eastern Shore and Delaware Bay They encountered several young sharks about two feet long and a large shark was seen Mrs Christ Woener and daughter Margaret returned from visiting relatives in Bellefonte and Altoona Mr Robert Best of Colorado and Mr Irving Frey of Chevy Chase returned from visiting at the home of Mr Marshall Miller William Brengle of Roanoke Va is visiting relatives in this city Miss Mary Elizabeth Paxson College Park attends YMCA conference at Eagles Mere Pa Prof G N Robert West Third St takes a summer course in Education at the University of Chicago. Se
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William H. Moore
Brandenburg
Hagerstown
Delaware Bay
Moore
Christ Woener
Margaret
Bellefonte
Altoona
Robert Best
Colorado
Irving Frey
Chevy Chase
Marshall Miller
William Brengle
Roanoke
Mary Elizabeth Paxson
College Park
Eagles' Mere
G. N. Robert
West Third St
University of Chicago
Girl Sentenced to Pen in M urder Case
Sophie Kenyon aged 19 was convicted of manslaughter in the murder of merchant George John and sentenced to not less than six nor more than ten years in the Eastern Penitentiary Judge B B Jones imposed the term and the defendant denied involvement in any robbery plot shedding a few tears but remaining composed upon judgment. John was killed along the Poconos road after they left in an enclosed automobile. she claimed three men fired and killed him while she fled to a farmhouse.
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Merchant
Wilkes-Barre
Sophie Kenyon
George John
Rich Merchant
Eastern Penitentiary
B. B. Jones
George
John
Poconos
Ritchie Removes Wade From Office In Maryland
Baltimore June 27 Governor Ritchie found Dr J Hubert Wade treasurer of the Board of Prison Control guilty of misconduct in office and removed him effective immediately Eight charges were filed but the decision rested on a single charge that Wade accepted a Cadillac sedan as a gift from Samuel Leibowitz in 1919 Wade said no successor named yet Board to go out of office by year end reorganization law calls for one replacement The governor declined to comment on political aspects or potential successors
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Baltimore
J. Hubert Wade
Board of Prison Control
Ritchie
Ware
Maryland Penitentiary
Eugene O’dunne
Wade
State Pythians to Hold Big Meeting in Baltimore
Representatives from Frederick Brunswick and Thurmont lodges attend Baltimore meeting to map a state wide push for new Knights of Pythias members. Local plan emphasizes field surveys and preliminary candidate lists ahead of a September or October drive. J Murray Cronenburg chaired the local committee with reports from teams.
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Knights of Pythias
Baltimore
Frederick
Brunswick
Thurmont
Mountain City
Mountain City Lodge
J. Murray Cronenburg
St Johns Day Observed by Montgomery Masons at Washington Grove
About a thousand Masons, family members and others gathered in the Washington Grove auditorium Sunday for St. John’s Day exercises led by Rev. O A Gillingham. Rev. Hugh T Stevenson of Washington delivered the sermon. Poolesville Masons also marked the day with an address by H Maurice Talbott on Freemasonry’s influence in early government at the Poolesville Episcopal church.
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Montgomery County
Washington Grove
Level Club of Masons
O. A. Gillingham
Presbyterian Church
Germantown
Hugh 'T. ' Stevenson
Washington
District of Columbia
Poolesville
H. Maurice Talbott
Rockville
Poolesville Episcopal Church
Death of Hugh F. Roddy at Mt St Marys Aged 80
Hugh F. Roddy a Frederick resident died Monday morning at his Mt St Marys home aged 80 years four months and six days He leaves a wife and children Hugh Sr Freder ick Charles Harrisburg three brothers and three sisters Misa Mary Roddy Annie Sebold Mrs Margaret Eckenrode Abraham Daniel Mt St Marys Frank A Thurmont Funeral Wednesday at St Anthony church Mass at 9 Interment Hill Cemetery M L Creager and Son undertakers The article also notes differences in wrapping paper quality used by Chinese and Americans with soft light cream paper preferred by Chinese and brown paper sold in native shops
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Hugh F. Roddy
Frederick Covnan
Mt. St. Marys
Hugh Sr
Frederick
Charles
Harrisburg
Misa Mary Roddy
Annie Sebold
Emmitsburg
Marigaret Eckenrode
Abraham
Kansas City
Daniel
Frank A. Thurmont
St. Anthony Church
the Hill Cemetery
M. L. Creager and Son
Love Defeats Not Verse Paraphrase in Romans Quote
A fragment presents a biblical verse theme from Romans 15 8 about love overcoming strife. It notes the commandment not to covet and to love others as oneself, with archaic spelling and punctuation.
Citizens Military Training Camps Backed by American Legion
The American Legion endorsed citizens' military training camps. Post Commander G. Hunter Bowers said applications will be accepted for two weeks more. Camps open July 27 and run to August 26 with three courses Red White and Blue and no obligation beyond attendance. Most Frederick County boys will train at Cato Meade.
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American Legion
Citizens
G. Hunter Bowers
Francia Scott Key
United States
Bowers
Frederick County
Cato Meade
Frederick Scouts Plan to Visit Gettysburg
On July 1 Boy Scout Troop No 2 will depart Frederick for a hike lasting through July 8. The route goes via Emmitsburg to Gettysburg and back through Littlestown Taneytown and Union Bridge with camping along the way. Scoutmaster J Edgar Yinger and Assistant Clayton Morgan lead, with committee chair Walter Duvall and members Robert Moberly and George B McCleery supervising. about 20 scouts receive special instruction in real scouting.
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Frederick
Gettysburg
J. Edgar Yinger
Clayton Morgan
Walter Duvall
Robert Moberly
George B. McCleery
Emmitsburg
Littlestown
Taneytown
Carroll County
Union Bridge
Among the Sick Men on North Market Street
A notice items Harry James of North Market Street listed among the sick men. The brief entry notes health concerns and requests attention or assistance as recorded in the local column.
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Harry James
North Market Street
Net
Millinery ads and private sales across Frederick highlights
Several local notices place millinery shows and private sales in Frederick Maryland. MRS D BEREFAUVIR advertises new models to move summer stock at corner Third and Market. MRS WILLIAM BEALL lists 185 West Third Street for private sales. A Braddock Heights picnic with Goape Mision is planned for July 5 1923.
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Patrick Street
Braddock Heights
Married Men Better Workers Claim Farmers
A Frederick Maryland publication lists varied local ads and notices. It includes claims that married men are stronger workers, plus items on automobile service, watch repairs, public sale of household goods, tutoring, junk buying, and farm job statistics from the US Department of Agriculture. The document also records a memorial verse for Ida Rebecca Renn and local classifieds about poultry, groceries, and job prospects.
Tight khaki shirt for travel wardrobe advice
WM. G. BAKER suggests practical vacation packing tips, endorsing a tightight cool khaki shirt that hides soil and looks dressy. He lists additional essentials: several more pairs of socks, B V D underwear, and necessary handkerchiefs, emphasizing you cannot have too many when away from home.
Pythian Sisters Honor Retiring Officer at Large Reception
A large crowd gathered last night at the Pythian Castle social room for a reception honoring retiring officer Mrs. Florence Zimmerman. Sherman P. Bowers presented bouquets and remembrances to Mr. Fiowerman, while Mrs Zimmerman gave a brief speech. guests enjoyed refreshments and a short business meeting followed.
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Pythian Sisters
Florence Zimmerman
Pythian Castle
Heh
Sherman P. Bowers
Fiowerman
Fearee
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