Local social notes from Utica and vicinities
Mary Pay and Josephine of Tancertawa visit Walter Dorsey and others. Neighbors and kin, including Etzlers, Stimimel, Cafe, Grant Oyle, and many families, host guests and attend church services. Farming notes say hay crops are poor. visitors frequent Dickerson, Waynesboro, and Frederick areas amid community events and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LGOYS
Mary Pay
Josephine
Tancertawa
Walder Dorsey
Iain
Mis
tous co Etzler
Dorsey
Woedeb
J. W Stimimel
taapily
Catherine Cafe
Grant Oyle
Jaimily
Waynesboro
Mary Munn
Wixses Elsie
Baya Robinson ore
yi Cavan
Aleydes Parariles gant
Carl Shull
Wo Strumwel
ladily
Sanday
Paralyzed individual highlighted amid illness notes
A compilation from a local column lists residents and visitors: Mr S. T. Grimes remains paralyzed and ill. Miss Myra Thompson visits her father Albert Thompson in this place. Miss Sue Collins visits Mrs. Della Grimes. and numerous relatives and friends from Washington D C New Midway Kemp Town Walkersville Frederick Woodsboro and Lincoln Nebraska share visits reunions and travels. The items mention visits to George Vanfossen family Mortimer Cecil in Washington and other social rounds plus a typhoid case and a scheduled Children’s Day event at Mt. Vernon Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Leng
Johnsville
Cheamas Simpson
Wm. Martin
Hooves’s Mill
Wic Mort
Cora Summel
Carl Shull
Robert
Walkersville
Ceorpe Pirlager
Mary &. Celbert
near Cincehune
Lillie Ciinker
Rocky Tin
Ligne Villinger
Ruth Pex
Creage
Joshua A Gruber
Recks
THN
Benjamin Renner
New Midway
Willemt Th Marta
Mimner
Flestin Esler
pace
Lown
ning
S. T. Grimes
Burnsville
Myra Thompson
Washington, D. C
Albert Thompson
Sue Collins
Della Grimes
J. B. Grimes
BR. W. King
Kemptown
Sammy Buxton
George Lawson
Thomas Grimes
Prohibition Party Heads Maryland State Ticket
The Maryland Prohibition party selected John H. Dulany to head the state ticket for governor with Samuel E. Pentz for Attorney General and J. B. Wetherald for Comptroller. The convention in Baltimore adopted a platform urging immediate liquor prohibition and opposed inter state liquor influence. Delegates from across the state elected a State Central Committee and Executive Committee to lead the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Wetherard
Charles County
Samuel E. Pentz
Baltimore Co
John H. Dulany
Fruitland
Wicomico county
Prohibition party of
Maryland
Baltimore Business College
Baltiimore
Samuel E Penta
Baltimore
J .B. Wetherald
La Plata
Finley C Hendrickson
Cumberland
Dulang
National Prohibition Party
Columbus
Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Mr Edward C Yeakle has returned from Atlantic City Emory L Coblentz is in Washington on business Ab Rosenour of this city is in Baltimore on business Miss Mary Routzahne of Middletown is visiting friends in Baltimore Master John W Wood of Baltimore visiting relatives in this city Mrs Laura F Cook on South Market street is visiting relatives in Middle lawn Miss Henrietta Ritchie of West Church street has returned from a visit to New York Mrs S Lewis Molter and children of East Church street have gone to Ocean City Miss Charlotte Matter of East Patrick street is visiting Miss Catherine McSherry in Baltimore Mrs Knight of Baltimore is visiting Mrs Mary L Thomas and daughter North Market street M McCregor formerly secretary of the Y M A is spending a short time in the city Mrs Albert I Pearre and Miss Caroline McSherry are spending the day with friends in Baltimore Percy Myer of Charleston is visiting relatives in his city Mass Orra Thiner formerly of this city but now of Baltimore is visiting the Misses Ratchie Court Square Mr Want Hendrikson recently graduated from Harvard University Cambridge Mass has returned home Mrs Jonny Johnson and daughters Miss Clara and Bila Johnson East Pathick street have gone to Ocean City Mass Mrs Wo Shriner and granddaughter Cornelia Ross have returned from a visit to the former's daughter Mrs tforare W Clarke Denver Misses Emma and Vary Dobler and Miss Gertrude Bressler of Baltimore have been visiting Mass Clara Gmmerman East Patrick street have retired Miss Reese Fearhakeaig visiting the family of Mr Tinlly Fox at We Kaig Mrs Margaret Benner North Market street who had been spending some time at Atlantic City has returned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Mary’s shereh
Dickerson
Archue Mouingstar
Provence hospital
Washington
Burkhart
George Vanfossen
New Midway
Charley and
Jetmer Vantossen
Woodsboro
Jessie
Wm. Smith
Emma and
Vary Dobler
Gertrude Bressler
Baltimore
Mass
Clara gmmerman
East Patrick street
Reese Fearhakeaig
Tinlly Fox
We Kaig
Margaret Benner
North Market street
Atlantic Cry
Equal Suffrage Rhetoric Draws Global Support in Press
A long column argues for women's right to vote, citing Ferrera and other leaders. It quotes lawmakers like Willian Dudley Fouthe and Congressman Sulzer praising suffrage and urges immediate action, recounting a fable about a politician who voted against suffrage and felt small.
Twiecen-Week News subscription pitch
An old advertisement touts a twice weekly issue delivering late hour news and important trades since the prior edition. It promises seasonable agricultural articles by experts, small paragraphs on Tuesdays and Fridays, samples at the office, and a one dollar yearly rate for 104 copies.
State Commission offers $60,000 for Pike Turnpike
The State R Commission has offered Reastertown Turnpike Company $60,000 for the highway. The company previously asked $80,000, but is expected to accept the commission’s bid as it seeks to remove the obstruction behind Pru Ye Park. The offer was checked and considered in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State R Commission
Reastertown ‘Turnpike Company
Pru YE Park
Frederick Rail Company Directors Consider Joint Power House Plan
Directors of the Frederick Rail Company meet with representatives of the principal firms to review a plan for a union power house serving the Wrokaick and Haestown lines. The two railroad groups discussed the project and its funding, with a decision expected at the coming meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Rail
feng ot Priston
union power house
Wrokaick
Haestown electric buelientes
Thesdasy representaties
sereed
White Snowballs defeat Young Athletics in shutout
In a decisive game the White Snowballs blanked the Young Athletics 9 to 0. Key moments included a home run by Wantler and Mullinix pitching a shutout. The score by innings reflects a dominant performance by White Snowball and a disappointing night for Young Athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wantler
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Lycurgus Wachter
Zion
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S. D. Senseny
S. R. Senseny
Ruben Devilbiss
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Haines
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Singanore
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Robert Marshall
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James W Prizzell
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Atlantic City
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Ab Rosenour
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Laura F Cook
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Henrietta Ritchie
West Church street
S. Lewis Molter
East Church street
Ocean City, Ma
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Catherine McSherry
Mrs. Knight
Mary L .Thomas
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Percy Myer
Charleston
Mass Orra Thiner
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Court Square
Want Hendrikson
Harvard Uuniversity
Cambridge
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Misse Clara
Bila Johnson
East Pathick street
Ocean Citys
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