Elopers Carry Out Well-Laid Plans in Frederick
Frank Shapiro and Mary Evelyn Grove eloped from Frederick to York Pennsylvania for the marriage. They sent a telegram to the Grove family last night announcing their union and asking forgiveness. The couple plan to return soon to reside in Frederick. Grove parents opposed the match, and the young couple faced possible objections due to youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Grove
Gbride
Frederick
Frank Shapiro
Mary Evelyn Grove
West Patrick Street
York
Miss Grove
Sual
Mr. Shapiro
Northern Central
G. L. Kefauver
Civy
Belair
Baltimore
Shapiro
Pleasant Paragraphs of People In Brief Visitations
Mrs Nitinie Spangler of York Pa visits Frederick while Mrs E G Dixon of Washington DC visits her daughter Mrs Reefer S Toms East Third street Birsi Cecelia Miller attends Spirella Dorset Training School in Baltimore and plans to return Monday Mr Samuel Bennett and Mr John Estworthy of Thurmont were in Pittsburgh last week visiting Mr Wm Rouzer Wm Foreman of Thurmont has a new post with Frederick Railroad Company and will oversee the high tension wire from Thurmont to Security
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Dixon
Washington, D
Birsi
Cecelia Miller
Baltimore
Spirella Dorset Training School
Alonday
Samuel Bennett
John Estworthy
Thurmont
Pittsburgh
Wm. Rouzer
Wm. Foreman
Frederick Railroad Company
ZEMO Advertises Cure For Eczema Sores
A vintage ad touts ZEMO as a guaranteed remedy for eczema itching and skin sores. It promises clear skin after a trial, offers 25 cent and dollar bottle sizes, and claims nationwide drugstore availability with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemo
FEMO
E. W. Rose Medi
St. Louis
Fredenckie
Williamison Drug Store
Railroad Men Dined At Hagerstown Banquet
Officials of railroads serving Hagerstown were guests at a banquet by the Board of Trade at the Hagerstown Country Club. Attendees included J. M. Titegerald and M. Kennedy presidents of major railways, with others from Norfolk and Western, Cumberland Valley, and Western Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hageratown Board of Trade
Hagerstown
Board of Trade
Hagerstown Country Club
J. M. Titegerald
Baltimore
Western Maryland Railway
M. (. Kennedy
Channersburg
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Lucius J. Johnson
Roanoke
Norfolk and Western Railway
Nicholas H. Mayer
Darn
Fel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Samual Rea
Pennsylvania Railroad
George S. Baer
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Victor M. Cushwa
HOW HEEL WAS CRUSHED AT CECIL APT ELEVATOR
Mrs. R Lee Slingluff of Baltimore testified in a City Court trial seeking 80000 damages from Cecil Construction Company over an elevator accident at the Cech Apartments on North Eutaw Street. She said her right heel was crushed between the car and a ledge on the second floor while ascending with her baby and four year old son, after the conductor warned the boy. Testimony for the defense began and will continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FR. Lee Slingluff
R. Lee Slingluff
Baltimore
Cecil Construction Company
Cech Apartments
North
Eutaw Street
Stingluff
Frederick
Frances J. Howard
East Second Street
Reading by Folger McKinsey at Grace Reformed Sunday School
Arrangements confirmed for an April 10 entertainment in College Hall by Folger McKinsey the Bentztown Bard of the Baltimore Sun to aid the Grace Reformed church Sunday school. The program includes a 4 pm children’s reading and a Woman’s College Glee Club performance, with 5 cents admission benefiting the piano fund and Sunday school expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Hall
Folger McKinsey
Bentztown
Baltimore Sun
Grace Reformed Church
McKinsey
J. Travers Thomas
Glee Club
The
Woman's College
Elinor Marker
Mission Band Organized at Grace Church
A Mission Band was organized yesterday at Grace Church chapel under superintendent David G. Aldridge. J Franklin Thoms played piano. Mrs Cuivail was treasurer. class leads named: Alisa Florence Mealey Levi Moberly Cora Diller. Initial membership 63 aiming for 100 this year. next meeting set for April 1 at 4 15 p.m. Children and adults invited. The opening service included hymns a Scripture reading prayer and missionary map lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David G. Aldridge Ars
J. Franklin Thoms
Cuivail
Alisa Florence Mealey
Levi Moberly
Cora Diller
Ea Hel
Lien
China
Chinese Republic
Turkestan
Tibet
Mongolia
Man Eiunla
Aldridge
College Board in Session at Wo man’s College Frederick
The Wo man’s College board of directors met in Frederick at 10 30 this morning for the annual gathering. Sessions run all day with officers to be elected and faculty for the coming year to be chosen. The major item is plans for a new college building on northwest property, with bids likely and ground breaking possibly May 12 to mark the college’s 20th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman’s College
Frederick
Holy Communion at St Pauls Reformed Utica
The Holy Communion will be celebrated at St Pauls Reformed Church Utica on Sunday morning March 30 at 10 15 oclock Rev A Z Herman pastor The preparatory service and confirmation will be held on Saturday afternoon March 29 at 2 15 o'clock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Utica
A. Z. Herman
Otlock
O'Elock
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Calomel Replacement
Ohio physician Dr F M Edwards unveils Dr Edwards Olive Tablets a sugar coated five oil tablet classed as a liver toner and laxative. Promoted as a safe calomel substitute after 17 years of practice the tablets promise gentle effective relief toning the liver and purging impurities. The ad notes widespread use among Rae namis patients and urges readers to save money by buying the product from The Olive Tablet Company Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Edwards
Ohio
Edwards
Columbus
Funeral of Master Charles W Lana Led by Pastor Wade
The funeral for Master Charles W Lana was held yesterday afternoon at 2 oclock from his home at 253 West Fifth Street. Services were conducted by Reverend P. I. Wade of the Lutheran church. Floral emblems came from relatives and friends. Pallbearers were Roger Rothenhorer, Robert Pullman, Russell Warner, and Maria Miller. Interment followed at Olivet. Thomas Price was the funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W Lana
Oclock
West Fifth Street
Res. P. I. Wade
Lutheran Eclatch
Poubbs
Roger Rothenhorer
Robert Pullman
Russell Warner
Maria Miller
No Hope Of Wife For John Trout Abandons His Little Home
John Trout of Park Mills, a veteran suitor, has given up on finding a wife. He plans a public sale of his belongings on Thursday, April 3, then to live with his children. After prior false hopes and a failed match, he remains in good spirits, expecting decent prices for antique items at the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Trout
Hhapter
Park Mills
Cumberland
Frederick
Trout
John W. Null
Doubs
Hunter
Property Deeds Recorded In County Transfers Valued At Thousands
Multiple transfers filed in the court records show Guy U. Manahan and Victor M. Manahan conveying to Charles J. Brown property in the county for 2105 dollars and Charles K. Brown back to the Manahans for 2305 dollars. Belva A. Birely receives real estate from Clara E. Rook for 100 dollars, Addie M. Smith to Winfield T. Creager for 35790 dollars, Millard H. Bostian and wife to Finkle H. Birely for 5000 dollars, Isabella Ragler to John H. Brown for 4500 dollars, John Wm. Baughman to John L. Naushen for 219 dollars, George H. Whitmore to Millard H. Bostian for 5000 dollars, Dennis J. Shankle and William J. Smith to Charles E. Linton for 901 dollars, and Isaac M. Molter to Charles W. Wenzel for a lot in Frederick for 190 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy U
Victor M. Manahan
Charles J. Brown
Charles K. Brown
Clara E. Rook
Belva A. Birely
Millard H. Bostian
Finkle H. Birely
Isabella Ragler
John H. Brown
John Wm. Baughman
John L. Naushen
George H. Whitmore
Dennis J. Shankle
William J. Smith
Charles E. Linton
Isaac M. Molter
Charles VW. Wenzel
Frederick Edly
Scouts Beat the Sioux Indoor Baseball Games
Two games in the Men s Indoor Baseball League tonight feature Rae Clerks versus Leaders at 8 20 and Bankers versus Business Men. The Monocary Church of the Brethren holds its regular Quarterly Conference in Thurmont House Saturday with council members from Oak Hill Detour Rocky Ridge Mountain dale Fountaindale and Shurmont. Elders T J Kolb of Detour presides as routine business and elections determine two delegates for the Eastern District meeting at Pipe Creek near Uniontown Carroll county on April 15 and one delegate to the Annual Conference at Winona Lake Indiana on June 8 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Thurmont House
Army of the Church
Oak Hill
Detour
Rocky Ridge
Mountaindale
Fountaindale
Shurmont
T. J. Kolb
Pipe Creek
Unionto~u
Carroll County
Winona Lake
Indiana
Charming Dance Guests and Local Trials in Martinsburg
A social event at the home of Mr and Mrs W H Crawford Martinsburg featured Miss Mabel Crawford’s house guests Miss Pauline McCardell and Miss May Todd with others from Frederick and New Rochelle. Norman Bruce McCleary of Hagerstown had his murder trial postponed to April 23 due to a full bench request. the case moved from Washington County to Montgomery County. Rev Charles D Lafferty of Rockville accepted a rectorate for Poolesville and Barnesville churches, succeeding Rev Dr Bushby, with duties starting April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Crawford
W. H Crawford
South Queen Street
Martinsburg
Miss Crawford
Pauline McCardell
Frederick
May Todd
New Rochelle
N. Y
Charles Mathias
George LeGore
Norman Bruce McCleary
Hagerstown
Nannie B. Henry
Washington County
Montgomery County
Charles D. Lafferty
Rockville
St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church
Laytonsville
St. John’s Church
Olney
Poolesville
Barnesville
Bushby
Syrup of Figs Ad Claims Safe Kids Health
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a gentle, effective remedy for children’s constipation. It touts a tasty formula of senna and aromatics, promises quick relief in hours, and warns against castor oil, calomel, or harsh laxatives. The ad urges asking druggists for the product by its full name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chhldren
Ares
California Fig Syrup' Co
Social World Woor Of Davee Tirthovy Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs L C Derr hosted at 89 North Market Street yesterday for the eighth birthday of Mrs Derrs daughter Mildred Thompson. Afternoon games for Mildreds friends, evening gifts for Mildred, and a list of guests including Gladys Grimes Ethel Watts George Sharpe and more with family attendees from Baltimore and local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Grimes
G. Wilkinson
Mrs Tunis
Misses Mar
Ruth Rothenhomer
Megers
Treseth Washington
Charles Scharf
Baltimore
Arthur Jones
Brant Morlean
Benjamin Laniy
Fruit of His Folly Provides Libertytown Town Lights Benefit
The Dramatic Club of Libertytown Fire Company presented The Fruit of Its Folly in five acts at the Opera House to a crowded house. Gross receipts reached $98 with net proceeds of $68 for town lights. Manager J J Hitselberger praised for leadership. Home talent cast included Dunning, Boone, Ogden, Myers, Drayton and others. A dance followed the play to benefit St Peter's Catholic church. Union Bridge Orchestra provided the music. Next up Whit-Monday May 12 features A Kentucky Belle. A fair with fireworks and a band concert is planned for July 4 and 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Club
Fire Company of
Libertytown
J. J. Hitselberger
Jack Dunning
Leo C. Boone
Percy Ogden
J. G. Myers
Ashley Drayton
Harry T. Monshaur
Hiram Boggs
Howard Maynard
Willam Henry
N. Metcalfe
Bell Boy
Lyman Sappington
Dorothy Dunning
Gertrude Wright
Alice Grandon
Emma Metcalfe
Melinda Jane Boggs
Digestive Relief Promise Diapepsin Ad Claims Quick Stomach Help
An old advertisement touts Diapepsin as a quick, harmless remedy for sour gassy upset stomachs. It claims the product digests food, relieves indigestion in five minutes, and lets people enjoy meals without fear, at a low price in drugstores.
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Pape
Bentztown Bard
Benefit of Grace Reformed
U. S
Claggett W. Vorsey
Willian A. Cramer
Vincent Sebold
J. C Motte
Dorsey
Mission Band OF Grace Church
Inc
News OF the Churches
Calomel
Hat
Day
Office of the Circuit
Perty
Addie M. Smith
Winfield T. Creager
Rae Clerks
Bankers
Schmid
Ane Slattery
Wee Nee
Kersperger
Gibert Eee
Rough Riders
Scouts
Sioux
Rockefellers
Vanderbilts
Libertytown Dramatic Club
White Rocks
Michael Lime Kiln
C. D. Wickman, Doubs
Mil. Marlédst
Ray F. Rohrer
Wm. A. Smith
Washington St
Franklin Institute
Dewi
Rochester
Bidzm
Board of Aldermen
Elm Street
Fifth Street
Park Avenue
Crum & Davidson
Court House
Jgun
Schell
Maror
Ans Slestian
Dorestore
Amien Manufactating Company
Vredoragh Conny
Patrick
APH
Ia Mand
David Lowenstein
Marcedat Trecident
TID
National Bank
Emory L. Coblenty
Chas. Wertheimer
Frank C. Norwood
Robt. A. Kemp
Cashier Geo. T. Baumgardner
Richard Potts
Cashier
Frederick County Antisaloon League
Wm. EL Darner
Avill
Js Willard Harley
Narcigea Harley
Broad Run
Middletown
Jefferson
John L' Dutrow
B. Etes
Amon S. Riggs
J. W. LeGore
LeGore
H. R
George Wm. Smith
Ballenger Pike
Daily News
BH. R
H. I. Umberger
L. C. Burke
New Market
Baltimore Pike
Burnt Mill
W. E
J-S
Araby Chapel
Urbana Pike
Harves
J. F. R. Yearey
John Francis Smith
the Court House
Oocleck N. m
Harvey R. Lease
Dahn Francis Smith
Arthur OD. Willard
Lean Equity
A. G. Cramer & Sons
Lewis Ma
MATER
McMurray Street
Neale Si
Neies
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