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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1915
Page
6
The fragmentary column lists multiple town residents visiting, hosting, and traveling between Frederick, Hagerstown, Thurmont, and Waynesboro. It mentions political activity for the November election, church services, band performances, and social gatherings at homes and local venues, with names such as Mr George Stevens and Mrs A S Long appearing among many others.
The Mt. St. Marys social page notes a dance at Miss Fannie Kolbs home attended by many and reports the football team’s first win, a 120 victory over W. M. College. A Sunday procession to the old cemetery followed late mass with many parishioners traveling to the excursion over Western to Baltimore.
Misses Frenchie Spry and Pearl Spring visited Hazel Loy on Sunday. Norman Grege stayed with his aunt Nettle Davis from Sunday to Monday. William Fry visited his father John Fry on Sunday. Fred Spring spent Sunday with uncle Charles Spring. Luther Mann visited friend C. P. Shry on Sunday. Janie Sharp and family visited daughter Clark Mason in West Virginia for a few days.
The Hallowe en social on Saturday night offered a novel and entertaining program focused on Halloween fantasies followed by refreshments, including pumpkin pie, clouchnuts, apples, pears, and coffee. The room featured autumn leaves and pumpkin lanterns with Miss Pearl Ford and Miss Violet Wolfe in charge of the program.
Washington DC resident Mr. Leon Bastonbrook and family visit Sunny Hill. Catharine Hipp visits grandparents with Kipp family. John Whipp and sister Meliasa and Hilds visit James Cramer family at Mt. Zion. Mrs. Schultz and family visit Klipp. Minnie Shank from Frederick and Blanche Klirp with Maurice Main visit Mitton. Apple paring at George Maser residence yields seven to five gallons of butter. guests include George Mager family Lewis Brenk family and George Whipp family and J. Marry Kipp.
Household event honors Miss Edmounds who will wed Mr Charles Spelman of Hagerstown on November. Attendees include many local residents and families. decorations feature blooms and ferns. refreshments served. Also, a birthday surprise for Miss Clara E Gonso with a handkerchief shower, gifts including a gold watch, music, and a birthday cake with candles.
A large crowd gathered for an independent Hall class night Halloween dance with more than twenty couples. Refreshments provided. music by Lraedock Heights Orchestra. Patrons included Mr and Mrs Duval and a host of local families and society figures.
Quote filled item shows a mother urging Tommy to fetch the baby’s nightgown. Tommy resists then quips that if the sister grows wings she can fly upstairs for her own night gown, reflecting playful domestic humor from New York Mall.
Advert reads prices for tarred roofing at 108 square feet per roll and various roof paints in gallon cans with per gallon prices. Includes Black, Red, Brown, Graphite, and English Venetian Red Barn Paints, with claims of long wear and coverage advantages over hand mixed options. Also lists white leads oils and guarantees ranging from 3 to 5 years.
Ebert Hardware C8 offers beef pork veal and lamb from a sanitary slaughterer Barbara Fritchte products include bacon Bologna Frankfort cheese and ham Cologne. Daily Atlantic fish arrive from the ocean and a trial is offered. They buy calves pigeons and chickens at top prices at 108 S Market and 433 Market. Phones 342 and 792.
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