Local News From Sabillasville and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Mollie Murray and son Clifton spent summer at their Sabillasville cottage and returned to Baltimore. Ruth McClain, visiting Dr Before’s family at Smithsburg, returned home. A son was born to Mr and Mrs John McClain. Helen Harbaugh, youngest daughter of Mrs Frank Harbaugh, is ill with diphtheria at grandparents near Sanatorium. Lewis Harbaugh has neuritis. Anna Stelle of Baltimore visits Mrs Roscoe Brown. Emma Crawford, Mary Crawford and Whitmer Firot are mentioned in residence notes.
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Sabillasville
Mollie Murray
Clifton
Baltimore
Ruth McClain
Smithsburg
John McClain
Helen
Frank Harbaugh
Adam Birely
Lewis Harbaugh
Anna Stelle
Roscoe Brown
Emma Crawford
Mary Crawford
Whitmer Firot
California Syrup of Figs Ad Shows Kids Laxative Remedy
A vintage advertisement urges using California Syrup of Figs to rapidly cleanse a child's stomach liver and bowels for colds fevers or upset stomachs. It claims a teaspoonful relieves symptoms by evacuating waste and sour bile with a 50 cent bottle sold by the California Fig Syrup Company.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
Sermon and Sunday Visits Across Rocky Ridge
Reverend George Reyer delivered a Sunday afternoon sermon. Visitors included Robert Biggs of Baltimore with friends, B Ogle and daughter Helen from Emmitsburg, H R Smith of Loys with J Blogie, Milton Ruby and family from York Pa, C Valentine and Margaret Shark with Harry Ardess of Washington DC, Michael Late and John W Late, Newton Cramer and family from Woodshoro, Cistle Webster of Thorman with Harry W Stull family, and Charles Wood with Misera Alice Valentine and the Shorb in Frederick.
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Rocky Ridge
George Reyer
Robert Biggs
Baltimore
B. Ogle
Helen
Emmitsmirg
H. R. Smith
Loys
J. Blogie
Milton Ruby
Sammel Ruby
York
K. Geiselmaas
C. Valentine
Margaret Shark
Harry Ardess
Washington, DC
Michael Late
John W
Newton Cramer
Fan Jiv
Woodshoro
Cistle Webster
Thorman
Harry W. Stull
Charles Wood
Misera
Alice Valentine
Shorb
Frederick
Miss Laurie Hosts Frid ay Evening Game Party
Miss Laurie entertained many friends at her home last Friday evening. The gathering featured lively games and delightful refreshments. Miss Woile participated in the event with others in a cheerful, social atmosphere.
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Miss Laurie
Miss Woile
Local Notices Include Illnesses Visits and Delegates
Rev and Mrs Fleetwood and 7 Harness of Ogden visit Mrs Harness sister in West Virginia. William Bratt family of Cumberland joined Mr Harness’ parents in Frederick County. Mrs Mathing improving after typhoid fears in Baltimore. Mr Hoffman injured when coal lump fell on him at the livery stable. Mrs J Ho George, Miss Sarah Longbrake, and Mr G R Hess elected Lutheran Sunday school delegates to county meeting in Frederick. Carroll Woodcock to State Sanitarium Sabillasville for treatment. Frank Garrett of near Duffields Va. visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bratt
Cumberland
Hra‘t
Samuel | Bratt
Vo Street
Jit
Mathing
Baltimore
Hoffman
J. Ho George
Sarah Longbrake
G. R. Hess
Lutheran
Diest Inn
Frederick
Sammel Bratt
Carroll
Woodcock
Sabillas-ville
Frank Garrett
Dufields
Woodboro Social Roundup Sees Many Relatives Visit
Residents from Libertytown Frederick Waynesboro Littlestown and New Windsor gather Sunday visiting local families. Attendees include Milton Carters clan G M Cutshall and Ruby Cutshall plus Stith and Hull families and numerous Englar Dotterer Fowler Beards. Notable names include May Dorcus and S W Barrick with Rev L Murray and Rev Kine observed.
Local social notes and visits in Maryland area
Mr. Roland Dorsey and wife hosted an evening with the Misses Dorsey. Mrs. Hughes and child from White Post Va visiting Miss Adele Boyden. Dr. and Mrs. J W Downey of Baltimore announce the birth of a son Dessa Wright Downey Jr born Friday the 5th inst. Mrs. George Sheets visiting her mother Mrs Arrie Crebbs. Mrs. Calvin Stall of Buckeystown spent weekend with her mother Mrs Susan Waltz. Mrs. Mary Downey and Miss Anna Hammond visiting Baltimore. Mr. John Mason drove to Orangeville to see his brother T L Mason. Miriam Etchison on sick list. Mr. and Mrs. C T Stevens and son Grayson and Mr Dorsey Stevens and Miss Nellie Stevens spent Tuesday in Frederick. Miss Margaret Hopkins and Miss Adele Borden attended the Symphony Concert at the Lyric in Baltimore on Tuesday visit. Mrs. Gough and son of Barnsville visiting her aunt Mrs Kate Wood. Get The News for the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Dorsey
Dorsey
Hughes and Child
White Post
Adele Boyden
J. W. Downey
Baltimore
Dessa Wright Downey, Jr
George Sheets
Arrie Crebbs
Calvin Stall
Buckeystown
Susan Waltz
Mary Downey
Anna Hammond
John Mason
Orangeville
T. L. Mason
Miriam Etchison
C. T. Stevens
Grayson
Dorsey Stevens
Nellie Stevens
Frederick
Margaret Hopkins
Adele Borden
the Lyric
Nisit
Gough
Barnesville
Kate Wood
Bachelor Maids Reunion at St Stephen’s Reformed Church
One of the largest audiences gathered at the Parish House Blue Ridge Sumi for The Bachelor Maidette union staged by St Stephen’s Reform Church youth in Highfield on Thursday night November 4. Cast members Miss Erma Henricott Miss Mary Flohr Miss Edna Benchott led strong performances with several notable roles and a memorable Phonograph act by John Flohr as Prof Herman. Mrs M L Firor of Sabillasville coached the troupe which promises more appearances this winter. England and Sweden are said to be the two healthiest countries in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen's Reformed Church
Highfield
Blue Ridge Summit
M. L. Flier
Fay
Blue Ridge Sumi
Maidatteunion
Higlfield
Erma Henricott
Flannigan
Mary Flohr
Edna Benchott
Helen Defuter
Ada Fiadgher
Nancy
Ruth McClain
Marie Keckler
Ray DeLauter
Lela Gian
Anna DeLauter
Beulah Wagaman
Tillie Fitts
Nettie Flour
Georgie Flaugher
Mary Pryor
Louise DeLauter
Catherine Fitts
Mary Crawford
Emma Crawford
Lilian Dysert
Erle Sturdevant
Nina Walters
John Flohr
John Zeigler
Whitmer
HB. Vicor
Her-Man
M. L. Firor
Sabillasville
Tonsiline Promises Quick Relief for Sore Throat
A vintage ad urges quick action at first sore throat signs with TONSI LINE. It claims direct relief by addressing the throat root cause, cites a bottle price around 25 cents to one dollar, and shows look for a long necked bottle with a brand mascot at drug stores.
Varnish Stain Prices In Various Colors
Advertises Jap Enamel varnish stain available in Cherry Mahogany Walnut Dart Oak Light Oak. Sold in 1 2 pint cans at 12 cents each. Pinot cans 20 cents, quart cans 35 cents.
Break Up Bronchial Coughs and Colds Promptly
An advertisement promotes Schiffmann's New Concentrated Expectorant from Pearce's Modern Pharmacy. It claims rapid relief for coughs colds croup and bronchial ailments, with a money back guarantee if not best remedy, and notes economical value versus typical bottles. The copy urges immediate treatment to prevent pneumonia or consumption and highlights a 50 cent bottle making a large amount with sugar and water.
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Schiffmann
Pearce
Floor stain and finishes sale text
Floor stain available in Cherry Mahogany Walnut Dark Oak Light Oak in gallon cans for 1.25 dollars. Twelve gallon cans priced at 0.65 dollars. Kalkomo and Moresco Cold Water Paint offered in 5 pound packages at 0.35 dollars per package. Floor varnish and Waxzine floor products mentioned.
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Kalkomo and
Moresco
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Cheater Joy
John Six
Norman Six
Keysville
Charles Boller
John Joy
Emma Firor
Allen Sheely
Four Points
Mattie Colliflower
Alva Zimmerman
Near Lerten
C. E. Layman
Wm. Cramer
Delaware
James Groshon
Minses Hare
Lettice Fisher
Charles Newcomer
Raymond Boker
Selva Collistower
John Pittenger
Peter Wilhide
Marian
Robert Valentine
Keysvilie
Charles Boiler
Heubener
Edward Angell
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Fredeick
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Bethel
Charlesville Roads
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Lewisi Lortz
Purdum
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Damascus
Harry Hurley
Vora
Fronie Beall
Hallmore
Cora Hurley
Derian Dean
Clarksburg
Wiliam
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Rosh Own
Grover
Hilton
Edward Worthan
Damas- Cus
George Jealt
D . Brown
HL OM. Poole
Louie Price
Bessie King
Roby Brown
William Long
Waynesboro
Thornton Wagner
Vow Midway
Herbert Angell
Violet Gordon
Homer Anders
Hagerstown
Richard Anders
Tamer
Mary Long
Charles Clits
Lester Troxell
Harry E. Krise
Chas, Green
Charles Green
John Hentzell
Charles Saylor
Norman Harbaugh
George Belfer
G. M. Robinson
John Loy
Ella Waltman
Luella
Hannah
Elsie
Minnie
Nanpie
Stellan Green
Mildred
Mary Saylor
Martha Harbaugh
Myrtle Efgenbrode
Julia
Lottie
Birdie
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Belva
Robinson
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Lloyd
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Zell
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Mehri
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Russell
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Edgar
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Ray Pletler
Luther Hotrison
Pearl
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May
Guy
Harold
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Ilingis
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Cuddy
Robert Fair
Daniel Fair
George S. Rodock
Charles Basehoar
iLittlestown
Maud Collins
Jessie
Deniel Crabbs
Philadelphia
Savilla Humbert
David Humbert
Gilly Durand
Wington, Co
Mary Crapster
Massachusetts
Nira Cof
Clara Heyer
Wissen Hadss Keene
Fidda Heyer
Marc Purdom
Libs Wiallivines
Winte T
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Spet
Eliob Beker
B. J. Brandenbure
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Washington
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Thomas
Mary Cualer
Ow, Thomas
L. Thoma
Theoax
G. ©. Thomas
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Trving Staley
Edward Kranta
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Margaret Myers
Carrie Stupp
Neon Mie Dlargett
Anna Thomas
Charlotte Mobler
Anna Thommas
Stella Nern
Marie Kenn
Nii Null
Fia Geisbert
Little Hoke
Anna Mary Day
Michel Hemp
Marie Hiemp
Margaret Geisbert
Margaret Whitter
Susie Deir
Rhudesia Zimmerman
Bernice Myers
Maude Stupp
Mary Atkinson
Violet Smith
Lena Derr
Jessie Daler
Emily Thomas
William Geisbert
Samuel Vrundic
Basil Lewis
Irving Burall
David Derr
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William Shook
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Anderson Garrot
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Bo Miers
Keyser
W. Ve
Miers
Bealun
Virginia Belt
Meir
Minses Meich
Bridge Street
Dickereli
Mubert Plush
University Hospital
L. K. Sharetts
Potomac Avenic
University Hospiel
Elmer Flora
Miss Wolfe
Charles Town
W. Va
Samuel Hurley
Washington County
To Graniier
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Branswick
Nathin Ephriam
J. M. Ephraim
Kemptown
W. W. Fleetwood
J. Harness
Ogden
Harness
Woodsboro
Milton Carter
Libertytown
Maynard Dudrear
George McAleery
Ruby Cutshall
G. M. Cutshall
Robert Snyder
Katie
E. Stith
Harry
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J. D. Toll
Thomas Johnson
W. N. Rider
Lynn Smith
Littlestown
Marie
Nellie Englar
Marian T. Dotterer
Vera Fowler
Margaret Englar
John Young Wilbur
Charles and
Paul Hull
John Beard
New Windsor
Orpha Byers
William Fivers
Rugers
A. W. Ecker
May Dorcus
Curtis Thomas
7. W. Albaugh
Liberty
Mary and
Jane Epair
L. Murray
Rev
Kine
Asiontown
S. W. Barrick
Gertie
Thurmont
Fairbanks
Mit
England
Sweden
Europe
Wn. York
Broadway
Pennsylvania Station
Central Park
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Grant’s Torah
Metropolitan Museum of Art
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American Continent
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Walkersville
Woodshoro Keymar
Littlestowna
Mokiy
New York
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York” York
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Herbert
Oo Ae
Leon
North Market
Willieween
Chichester
Moe
Siesta
Frederick Gas and Electric Dept
Frederick R. R. CO
East
Patrick Street
Helfenstein & Urner
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Fahrnes
Ciolera Infantien
Cores Bowel
Stone Paphive
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