Temperance Meeting At Mt Zion Church In Early November
Local notes recount visits by William and C J Angleberger, Brengle from Washington and many area residents. A large Temperance gathering at Mt Zion M E Church on Sunday November 6 featured flags, sashes, choirs, readings, recitations, and an address by George W Perry with community remarks and a benediction by Rev D B Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphus Fox
B. Miller
Aes
Lilian White
WiLliam Masser
Misa Mary Fox
Jim
Mebil White
Kat
Gene Galmge
Ark Smith
Catherine Elsrode
Lillian White
George W. Perry
John Master
L. la Carpenter
D. B. Miller
George Perry
Mary Fox
Martha Smith
Mt. Zion M. FE
HIGH KNOB COMMUNITY GOSSIP AND VISITORS
Local notes recount visits from Edgewood Mid dletown and Shookstown residents to families in the area. Several families and friends are listed as visiting, with illness updates and farm life chatter from Suny Hill and nearby locales.
Mollie Duvall and kin visit in Frederick
Miss Mollie Duvall and sister from Frederick spent a few days with Mrs. Shirley Bohn. Visitors at the Welch home included Mrs. Kate Condon of Mr. Airy, Bertha and Edna Norwood, Lola Thompson, and John Wilson and Russell Gilbert. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Norwood were in Frederick on Saturday.
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Dville
Mollie Duvall
Frederick
Shirley Bohn
W. F. Welch
Kate Condon
Mr. Airy
Bertha
Edna Norwood
Lola Thompson
John Wilson
Russell Gilbert
Adamstown Dinner Honors Returning Raymond Joy Brother
Miss Eva Joy hosted a Sunday dinner in Adamstown for her brother Raymond Joy who has just returned from the border. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Joy Mr and Mrs Edward Gaver of Middletown Mr and Mrs Warry H Cline Mr and Mrs Jonas Summers Mr and Mrs L H Summers of Frederick Mrs Annie Coakerty of Middletown and Mrs Ellen Summers of Middletown. Also present were Eva Joy Mabel Nelson Vida Hilton Frederick Bessie Hilton Baltimore and Eva Harshman Mt Mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Joy
Adamstown
Raymond
Charles E. Joy
Edward Gaver
Middletown
Warry H. Cline
Jonas V. Summers
L. H. Summers
Rederick
Annie Coakerty
Ellen Summers
Local Social Notes From Potomac Point and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Harry Eby of Sumpott Point W Va spent weekend with Mr and Mrs M Keller Mrs and Mrs N S Bradford of Washington DC are visiting Mr and Mrs C E Butts for a week Mrs G E Webb and son Cecil spent Friday in Brunswick Miss Bertha Butts and sister Miss Morgan Linton of Martinsburg visited their father C E Butts Protracted meetings at Ebeneezer M church led by Rev J H Hrgan of Harpers Ferry Mr and Mrs J F Demery and Mr and Mrs George Menefee announce the birth of a daughter Misses Ethel and Georgia Moore of Washington DC visited their parents Mr and Mrs W B Moore Mr and Mrs Oscar Merriman of Brunswick spent Sunday at the Keller home with Mrs Keller joining them for a week Bettie Arnold fell and broke her arm recently The one year old son of Mr and Mrs John Shaull died Saturday of whooping cough and pneumonia Interment was at Hillsboro cemetery Mr and Mrs Chas Webb and two children of Millville visited Mr and Mrs M Keller and Mr and Mrs G E Webb recently Mr C Hackler of Baltimore is visiting Mr and Mrs A J Hackley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Eby
Sumpott Point
M. Keller
Mra
N.S. Bradford
Washington, D. C
C. E. Butts
G. E. Webb
Cecil
Brunswick
Bertha Butts
Morgan Linton
Martinsburg
Ebeneeeter M . Church
J. H. Hrgan
Harpers Ferry
George Menefee
Ethel
Georgia Moore
W. B. Moore
Oscar Merriman
Michael Keller
John Shaull
Thilsboro Cemetery
Chas Webb
Millville
C. Hackler
Baltimore
A. J. Hackley
Millionaire Bankrupt Adjudged by Federal Jury
Chicago November 14 Edward Morrison once called the millionless millionaire was adjudged bankrupt by a federal court jury after a fifteen minute deliberation. The case arose from Morrison transferring over two million dollars of property to his attorney Jacob Ward and facing prior judgment efforts by Charles Riemann. Morrison’s bankruptcy follows testimony about his legal handling over fifteen years and a bond was set for perjury. US Brewers Must Plead November 27 Pittsburgh November 18 indictments charge conspiracy and other counts tied to alleged use of funds in political campaigns across several brewing associations and individuals.
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Chicago
Edbward W. Morison
Jak R. Ward
Millonless Millaire
Charies S. Riemann
Morrison
Unade
Warr
Landis
U. S
Tittsburgh
Thompson
Unite States Brewers’ Association
Deutschland Prepares to Sail as Submarine Tales Rise
Deutschland readies voyage amid wartime tension as reports claim Germany plans limited submarine operations. The News notes cautious steps, signaling naval mobilization and supply considerations while avoiding graphic detail.
Tour of State to honor Maryland prize girls at Annapolis
President Woodrow Wilson will address three award winning canning club girls Ruth Darner Pauline Wendrickson and Charlotte McDaniels in Annapolis as Governor Harrington and wife host a reception The trio and chaperone Miss Emily Ebner left for Baltimore today A U S Army recruiting station opens at Arlington Hotel with Corporal Fred C Wolf explaining enlistment terms The Grace Reformed Church Young Ladies Guild reception planned for last night is postponed indefinitely
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Harrington
Annapolis
Maryland
Canning Club
Ruth Darner
Jefferson
Pauline Wendrickson
Urbana
Charlotte McDaniels
Catoctin
Emily Ebner
Baltimore
Army
Fred. C. Wolf
U. S. Army
Arlington Hotel
Wolf
Young Ladies’ Guild
The
Grace Reformed Church
Varnish Stain Prices Adverts by Color Range
An old advertisement lists wood stain options with color names and price points. It promotes 12 pint cans at 12 cents, pint cans at 20 cents, and quart cans at 35 cents, claiming superiority with the slogan None better.
Advertising snippet with paint and varnish prices
In all colors Cherry Mahogany Walnut Dark Oak Light Oak Gallo cans one dollar twenty five cents. 12 gallon vans sixty five cents. Cold Water Pain in five pound packages at thirty five cents per package. Floor Varnish Wanine Floor Oil at right prices.
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W. J. Purdain
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Thursaday
John Baumgardner
Flora Holness
Cora Welch
Ge, Hood
Shookstown
Lucy Staley
Battinere
Charles Turner
Jerome Wickless
Stanley Sweeney
Wa Putman
Puckown
Anthony Ua. Wilekless
Charles J .Turner
Luther M. Malm
John DeGran Eo
Braddock Iheighits
Charles Wicks
Francis Wickless
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Frank Alinutt
Boyds
Melville Cromwell
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Raymond Ford
Gatthersburg
William Ford
Philip Mulfinger
Great Fails
A. R. Dronenburg
Carroll County
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Marjorie Stouffer
Potnt Ot Stocka
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Nora Hilton
Walter Burgee
Thomas Nk
Chanlea Grimes
Albert
Gannon
Ernest Horne
Oxsear
Irving
John Joy
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H, CC. Hightman
Rohrersville
Coo. Wightman
Leslie Shafer
Harry Huffer
William A. Grove
Hertha Grove
Hageratown
Broad Nun
William Hwulfer
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Haltimore
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Raymond G. House
Marian Stuth House
George A. Miller
Willamsport
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J. C. Huffer
San Mar
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Roy C. Wuffer
G. J. R. House
Charles N. Reeder
Wm. C. Tucker
Edgewood
G. W. Masser
Norris R. Holter
Maryang Naomi
Maurice G. Main
Misa Alice Klipp
Myersville
J. C. Stup
Paul Klipp
Geo. M. Whipp
Suny Hill
Leon M. Eastenbroc
Jalan F. Gonso
Cini
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Melissa Whipp
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Kefauver & Shapro
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