Local notes from Le G ore county families and visits
County notes report frequent visits and illness among residents. Mrs William Vanfossen is ill at her son Georges home in LeGore, with many neighbors and relatives visiting from Walkersville Frederick Woodsboro and Utica. Several locals travel to Baltimore Frederick and Philadelphia for family and business, and one resident remains sick.
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Woodsboro
Win. ‘Smith
Geo. LeGore
Philadelphia
Win. Deévall
Taltimore
Amos Strine
Geo Vanfossen
Maanarre
Simon Eyler
A. 17
Bessie Latticobat
Walkerswire
Ada Hape
Theodore Renner
Mildred
Alice Renner
New Midway
Lyda Baker
Frederick
G. F Nicholes
Harry and
Howard
Geo. Potts
Harry Keeney
York
John Myers
Wats
Fiche Shilat
Leen
J. W. LeGore
Elmer, Sirine
C. H. Rice
Baltimore
William Smith
Dora
Dessie Strine
Isaac Sirine
Howard Mort
Emmitsburg
John Utz
Frances
New Market
Mae Mort
Lettie Young
C TS Grable
Westminster
Alice Smith
Helen Utz
Gherles Shank
HL C Redmond
Charles Horner
Harrison Kehne
C. A. Rice
William Leather
William Geasey
George Snook
Thurmont
George Geasey
Samuel Lambert
Utica
David Measle
Samuel Hamrick
Hisse Geasey
Hanson Stull
Edith Hightman
Harper's Ferry
Miss Stypes
Malissa Hightman
Stewart Slifer
Hagerstown
Aliss Edith Hightman
Susan Whalen
Ielen Burras
Othe Gaver
Geo. 4Echer
Samuel Compher
Samuel Koontz
Roanoke
Chas. House
John Pfeifer
Washington
Ellen S. Karn
John T Pearl
Middletown
Wilbur Arnold
Hattie A. E. Arnold
Mr. Lee Arnold
Jacob Remsburg
Here
Prosperity Lodge marks 42nd Odd Fellows anniversary at New Market
The Prosperity Lodge Odd Fellows held a 42nd anniversary celebration at New Market with a visit by Grand Warden Frank G. Dorsey. A banquet followed the addresses, featuring the lodge orchestra and male quartet. The event strengthened lodge bonds. the brass band from Prosperity Lodge serenaded Brother Dorsey at his Main Street home, and he was later thanked in remarks by the lodge.服务
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Prosperity Lodge
OY Ib
Frank G. Dorsescorded
New Market
Jrother Hogarth
Fidelity Lodge
Caand
Marst Dand
A. Frank Mier
Odd Petlowstuap
Maryland
Brent Sideors
Frank G. Dorsey
Grane
Trosperity Lodge
Darser
Main Street
Deisey
Jesse King
Brother Dorsey
Prosperity Lodge of Odd Fellows
Methodist Episcopal Church
Elmer Minnick
C. Murray
Laura Kelley
Prospect
John Brown
W. Jones
Baltimore
Lee Clary
Fillmore Lowe
E. Lowe
Frederick Art Club Report At Maryland State Federation Meeting
Mrs West of the Frederick Art Club reports to the Maryland State Federation of Women’s Clubs at the Arundell Club Baltimore about club progress. Seventeen clubs appeared including Frederick Art Club and Frederick Female Seminary Alumnae, detailing work, programs, and social civic aims through 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Club
Samia West
Woman's College
Marsland
Womn
Bate
Rentan
Ths
Thos City
Federation of Wanten's Clubs
Acundell Club
Tes North Cintries
Battmore
Rnions Maryland Sabs
Gall
Oliver Wackel
D. SD
Associate Congregational Church
Baldware
Mayer Mahool
Alice Tiffany
Benjamin W. Corkran
Maryland State Federation
Frederick
Sarah O. West
Woman’s College
Frederick Female Seminary
D. Hellen Ramsburgh
State Federation For Woman's Clubs
West
Maryland
Vbrarians
T33tus
North Market Street
Germany
Ana.wil
Ceneral Federation
Lilian Welsh
Wirt Steele
Miss Casey
Federation of Charities
Donald Hooker
Dia
Sease
Sherwoend
McCoy Hall
Edward J. Budine
Johns Hopkins University
John G. Murray
Samuel McCwen Lindsay
National Child Labor Commission
M. Bates Stephens
Minestion
Roh
Crna
Heron
Agricultural High School
Sparks
Malan
Buight and Clef
Arundell Club
Paat
John Abel
Eleanor Ll. Lord
Goucher College
Civics
Washington County
Hagerstown
Pennsylvania
William D. Crocker
Willamsport
Pennsylvania State Federation of Women's Clubs
Baltimore Country Club
Roland Park
Albert Sioussat Ag
Baltimore
Green Spring Valley
Sioussal
William M. Ellicott
Misa Julia Rogers
The
Consumers League
Wilson
New Jersey
Iis
Rudolph Gerlach
Woman Probation Cmcer
L. V. North
Ama A. Fox
Federation
Equal Suffrage Urged to Aid Women Teachers and Schools
Column argues for women’s suffrage to improve education funding and teacher pay. It cites seat shortages in New York and Philadelphia, high civic spending on entertainments, and states with female voters showing better school support. Mentions General Hale and comparisons across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Elles
Order of Patriotic Sons of America
Elks
Irving Hale
Denver
Colorado
Massachusetts
America
Wyoming
Miro
Queen Chooses Carnation Bouquet for Coronation
Queen Mary has selected a carnation bouquet for the coronation, to be carried by the Queen. The bouquet will likely include varieties Enchantress Mrs Lawson and Windeor in pink and cerise tones, pleasing horticulturists who anticipate wide popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
England
Gardeners’ Company
Toa Hake
Eiah
Tovern
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R. T. Burdette
Beckey Mills
S. T. Grimes
Newton Burns
Browningsville
William Oden
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Idi Lawson
Albert Thompson
Burman Grimes
Tris
Sue Callas
Frances Grimes
Phil King
Clarksburg
Sammy Buxton
Richard Burdette
Luther Bearl
Sand Family
Lewisdale
West Falls
Wesley Lowman
Wm. Welsh
Sylvia Lowman
Truman Lowman
Archie Hood
Mr. Gueney Brashear
Viola Brashear
Emma Williams
Jessie Brashear
Allie Brashear
Ernest Hood
Wilbur
Annie
Edna Hood
Annie Hood
May Hood
Ruth Chaney
Wm. Chaney
Wes Grimm
Woodbine
Dora Garteral
George Garteral
Mountaindale
Barrey
N. Market St. Frederick
Gee
Paxson
Cowling
Mountapy
King's Cornet Band
William Piquette
Purdum
New Hall
Edward Burns
Edward i King
M. King
B King
W. Thompson
John R. Lewis
Burkitisville
Otho J. Gaver
William Hightman
Edward McGahn
Carroll
Irene
Liutheran Church
Heins
Clark Blade & Razorco
Newark, N. J
APT
State
Federation of Women's Clubs
Mothers
Paul Walker
Uncle Sams
Sam
Col. Roosevelt
Africa
United States Army
Herman’s
U.S. Army Shoe
Joseph M. Herman & CO
Boston
B. Rosenour & Sons
Britain’s
la France
MOBEN
Chen
H.R. Flautt
Reliable Shoes
Frederick, Md
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