Battery Park Hotel Chief Railing Plans Large Renovation
A Frederick man, H H Railing, now proprietor of the Battery Park Hotel in Asheville, announced October 14 plans for major improvements costing 4000 to 50000 dollars. His hotel, set on 25 acres with a large conservatory and game preserves, aims to be the most luxurious in America. Asheville is a popular southern resort and former Plaza Hotel manager Railing hopes to attract Frederick visitors with rebuilt guest chambers and expanded social events featuring Dame dancers and concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Railing
Battery
Park Hotel
Ico
Frederick Man
Asheville
N.C
H. Railing
Christian Nall“fing
Elmer Railing
Ralt- 2
Battery Park
North Carolina
Frederick
Ashevie
Railing
Rujling
America
Baroness de Rattleston
Newport
New York
Paris
London
Margaret Hawkenworth
Basil Durant
Maurice
Railingers
Social World Hallowe'en Party at Miss Wills home
Miss Florence Wills hosted a Hallowe'en gathering on East Church street with friends and family enjoying games cards and refreshments. Attendees included Florence Ruth Dixon Ethel Waters Ruth Haberkorn Marie Haller Mamie Cram and others. Local railroad worker R B Hassell left for Harrisburg to run between Harrisburg and Baltimore succeeded by C L Miller. Hagerstown & Frederick Railway holds regular executive meeting in First National Bank rooms reviewing routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Florence Wills
East Church Street
Merri] Dixon
Ruth Dixon
Ethel Waters
Ruth Haberkorn
Marie Haller
Mamie Cram
Frederick Obenlander
Earl Zeigler
Boulden Waters
Roger Fisher
Wilgon Smith
Millard Rice
R. B. Hashell
Northern Central Railroad
Kex-Mar
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Mr. Hoshell
C. L. Miller
Hagerstown & Frederick Railway Company
Tom
Troffer
First National Bank
Hagerstown
Holy Communion at St. Paul’s Church Utica
The Holy Communion will be observed at St. Paul’s Church Utica. Rev. A. 3. Herman, pastor, will lead the service tomorrow morning at 16.15 o'clock. Read more in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Utica
Herman
Collarbone Breaks After Fall From Feeder Wagon
Lewis E White of Feagaville fell from a load of fodder on Lewis C. Hargett’s farm, dropping about 20 feet and breaking his collarbone. Much fodder spilled, requiring him to be pulled free. Earl Hargett, nearby, jumped off unharmed as the wagon toppled. The accident occurred Saturday during fodder wetting chores. White was hospitalized and reported in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis E. White
Feagaville
Lewis C. Hargett
Lewis BE. White
Mr. White
Earl Hargett
Mio Hargett
Greeks Here Won't Enlist If Country Joins Great Struggle
Local Greek men in Frederick resist enlisting as war looms, with Turkey and Russia clashing and Greece seen as likely to enter. Captain W G Lamont of the American Rescue Workers returns to Frederick to renew efforts, planning a Thanksgiving dinner and Christmas music while warning against unlicensed solicitations. Justice Posey fines Mrs Lulu Buch for contempt after a clash over a child altercation, as Frank L Knodes reports his brother-in-law R B Roper injures from an automobile crash near Alexandria, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ftn
Turkey
Ruscia
Greece
Russia
Roumania
Bulgaria
W.G. Lamont
American Rescue Workers
Council of the Workers
Coatesvile
Lamont
Measch
Capt. Lamont
East Sixth Street
Frank
Knode
West Third Street
R. B. Roper
Alexandria
Roper
Altoona
Empty Stocking Club postpones cake sale to November 14
The Empty Stocking Association met at Mrs. A. M. Landauer's home on East Church Street yesterday afternoon and decided to postpone the cake sale from this Saturday to Saturday November 14. The sale will be held at Mrs. Landauer's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empty Stocking Association
A. M. Landauer
East Church Street
Landauer
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast remedy for cold symptoms. It claims the medicine relieves nasal congestion, headaches, feverishness, throat soreness, sneezing, and general misery with doses every two hours. Priced at 25 cents, it emphasizes easy taste and no inconvenience and warns against substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pinex Co
Wayne, Ind
Campaign Urges Late Wheat Sowing To Fight Fly
A county campaign promotes late sowing of wheat to dodge the Hescray fly havoc. Farm demonstrator Remsberg plans talks across the county after a November 10 visit to the High School. He notes September 25 to October 2 sowing yielded heavy infestation and urges fertilizer and good seed beds for late sowing with strong potential profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marin Demensinito
Remaberg
Frederick
Remserg
Remsberg
Rennsberg
Hoys
Italian boy lost on hike found near New Market
An Italian boy named Mike Barcelio wandered from Baltimore to New Market on Saturday while returning to Baltimore. He wore suitable clothes and carried an air rifle. After walking through fields he reached L. C. Willis's home where physicians were summoned. He was sent back to Baltimore by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Mike” Barcelio
New Market
L. C. Willis
Willis
H. S. Teams to Debate Young Orators in DC Suburbs
Hagerstown-based Washington Downtosh School Literary Society accepts a challenge from Frederick High School Ciceranean Society for a joint debate. First contest set in Hagerstown in December on the topic That the selection of a life is more important than the selection of an occupation. Frederick High will hold an affirmative preliminary, with the top 1% debaters chosen for final rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frederick Counties
Washington Downtsish School Literary Society
Ciceranean Society
Frederick Hish School
Hagerstown
Frederick High
Frederick School
Foster Valentine Injured in Auto Accident Near Keedyaville
Foster Valentine son of Postmaster WLA Valentine of Keedyaville suffered a painful accident yesterday afternoon when he was struck by a truck near his home and knocked from his vehicle.
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Foster Valentine
Wla Valentine
Keedyaville
Former Countian Dead in Washington County
Succumbs at home in Breatherville Washington county. John Heors Jones a native of Frederick county died at 7:80 in the morning of paralysis and debility aged 83 years 1 month and zy days. He was retired for nine years and survived by widow and eight children and many brothers and sisters. Funeral at church near Tilghmunton conducted by Rev Hap Interment nearby. Also notices of Mamie Knox and Henry C Wit death in the same region with brief details.
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John Heors Jones
Frederik County
Breathedville
Washington County
Jones
Mr. Jones
Middletown
Frederick County
United Brethren Church
Keedisville
Tear Oxens
David
Boonsboro
Charles
North Dakota
J. Alves
Quenark
Th. Marty
Samuel Davis
Grand Junction
Lov Mra
Wary Huntaberry
Jennie Stockslager
Breathertsville
Susan Baker
Roxbury
Serviers
Tilghmunton
de HW
Lo Knode
West Third Street
Mamie Knox
William W
Sewiekly
Philadelphia
Tomorow
Knode
Henry C. Wit
Taneytown
G. Walter Wit
Birnie Trust Co
Arthur W. Coombs
Hagerstown
Rally Day Service Echoes Through County Towns
Sunday school Rally Day Service announced for Near Semistuasiun with a special program and cordial invitations. Local church maintenance repaired. several towns share church events and visits. Temperance meeting by WLC T C noted. Y C P caps parade to church and sing Maryland's Going Dry. Residents and visitors from Brungewiel Shenandoah Junction and Edgewood appear for gatherings and family visits.
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Semistuasiun
Clyde Tryatt
Lottie
Brungewiel
Murray Cronenburg
Prederick
Mary Molesworth
Foltz
Virginia
WLC. T. C
Maryland
Klipp Family Notes Lead Busy Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Lewis Hlank and daughter Pauline plus Mrs Lucy V Whipp and family gather with relatives including George Whipp Maurice Kipp and Elizabeth Manger. Rev Cev W Masser ill but home, Emory Biser of Frederick visiting her parents. J Manser family with Delaughter kin near Highland. Dorothy Cramer infant ill at uncle Milroy Whipp’s home. John Korrell Edgewood with Paul Klipp family. Kathleen Irene Klipp visit Minsma Schultz Shooks towns.
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Lewis Hlank
Pauline
Lucy V. Whipp
Mearrd
George Whipp
Maurice Kipp
Elizabeth Manger
Blanch
Kathleen Kiipp
Viola
Florence Whipp
Cev
W. Masser
Emory Biser
Frederick
John Klipp
J. Manser
Delaughter
Highland
Dorothy
James Cramer
Milroy Whipp
John Korrell
Edgewood
Paul Klipp
Kathleen
Irene Klipp
Minsma Schultz
Shookstows
Central Restaurant to Undergo Improvements by Proprietor Ames Carros
Ames Carros plans extensive changes to the Central Restaurant with the lunch counter moved to the opposite wall and larger tables added. The soda fountain will be relocated to the rear while drinks are served from the same counter as light meals, delaying completion. In Virginia, Governor Stuart issues a quarantine enforcement order for livestock TB control, requiring dairy and breeding stock entering the state to have a cattle TB test certificate within four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Carros
Restaurent
Unia
Virginia
Stuart
State Live Stock Sanitary Board of
Frazier Appointed Lovettsville District Supervisor
William H. Frazier was appointed supervisor of Lovettsville district in Loudoun County Virginia by Judge E S Turner. He succeeds S W George who has resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Frazier
William H. Frazier
Lovettsville
Loudoun
Virginia
E. S. Turner
8. W. George
Funeral for Laurie Hopkins Held at Home
Laur ie Hopkins died Sunday at 29 Carroll Street aged years. Her funeral was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock with services at the house conducted by Rev. G Bryant. Interment followed at Greenmount Cemetery. Thomas P Rice was the funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurie
Hopkins
Carroll Street
Rev. G. Bryant
Greenmount Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Mountain Fires in N County Threaten Washington County
Six mountain fires raged in Washington county last night and another near the Frederick county border. The fires, with no firefighting facilities, threaten thousands in damage. The largest blaze covered over eight miles above Clearspring, close to Smithsburg and Cave town reports note additional fires near Pinesburg and Raven Rock stream.
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Washington County
Frederick County
Boundary Line
Clearspring
Pinesburg
Smithsburg
Cavetown
New Reservoir
Hig
Wolfsville
Raven Rock
Bridge Work Completed on Patrick Street in City
The Patrick Street bridge over Carroll Creek has been completed with a new material mix. Engineers note the surface is smoother and more attractive than the South Market Street work, though some blame the tar material used on the latter. Wheat prices held at 197 per unit per Mountain Mills quotation.
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Carrol Creek
West Patrick Street
South Market Street
Crum
Cram
Patrick Street
Warket Street
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Aiba
Eo Rotel
News OF the Churches
Uae
Ae Wei Ra
Lulu Buch
Justice Posey
Wallas
Paat
Sig
William J. Crowe
Farmers’ Association
Prof. White
M.A
H. S
Lad
Mamed Kadn
Ljambville
Zach Magruder
Monrovia
J. W. Molesworth
Rebecca Anderson
W. Kidd
Barkeystown
G. W. Masser
Morris G. Main
Marshall
Wm. Witmore
Frank Stone
Yellow Springs
Wm. Blank
Jand
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