Mazda Lamps Light Up Frederick City Streets
The city installs mazda lamps replacing old arc lights to improve downtown and suburban lighting. New lamps save current, promise 600 candle power plus 600 more, last 1,350 hours, and need only bulb replacements. City officials expect a top lighting standard and four additional arc lights to be installed at Clarke Place Broadway High School area and nearby yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
George Wallace
Market Street
South Street
Market and
Fifth Streets
East Patrick Street
Wagerstown and
Bentz Street
Wallace
Fraley
Mazda
Order of the Board of Aldermen
Clarke Place
Broadway
F. Obenderfer and Son
Expenses of Bull Moose Campaign in Maryland
The report by J Stuart MacDonald state treasurer of the Progressive party of Maryland shows receipts of $1,265 and expenditures of $1,193.88. The largest donor was Charles J. Bonaparte with $500, followed by N Winslow Williams with $250 and Mrs. MacDonald R Hooker, William F Cochran and J Stuart MacDonald each contributing $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Stuart MacDonald
State Central Committee
Progressive Party of Maryland
Charles J. Bonaparte
N. Winslow Williams
MacDonald R. Hooker
William F. Cochran
J. Stuart MacDonald
Little by Little Stronger Boy After Cod Liver Oil
A medical note describes a boy's gradual improvement after a doctor prescribes cod liver oil. The text mentions stomach swelling and a healing process aided by Vinol and cod liver oil, reflecting early pediatric tonic ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinol
Thanksgiving dinner and visits across Creagerstown area
The News of County Towns reports a St John’s Lutheran Thanksgiving dinner at the Pallipes near Creagerstown on November 26. Numerous locals, visitors, and students are listed visiting relatives in Waynesboro, Kennedyville, Westminster, and Brunswick. A rainy spell eased the water problem and aided crops, while a spelling bee and new desks mark school improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Faithful Workers
St. John's Evangelical
Westmin
Georgia DeVilbiss
Ainsworth
Theological Seminary
Gottyeburs
St. John’s
Guy Boller
Marlon Warner
Ray Beitler
Loys
Paul A. Hans
Cumberland
Geo. W. Hans
Beulah Martin
Mise Rhoda Ramsburg
Mise Ramsburg
Emma Ramsburg
Elmer Speak
Frederick
Charles E
Feagaville notes and local life in brief
Feaga pigs yield 1029 pounds of meat and six cans of lard. St Luke’s Lutheran Church hosts Luther Day Home Mission service at 10:30 Sunday. Drought ends with heavy rain boosting water supply. Local visits include Trundle, Null, Derr, and Hargett families. Young People’s Missionary Society meets at 7 PM Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feagaville
St Luke's Lutheran Church
Harry M. Feaga
Carrot
F. Null
Frederick
C. N. Trundle
Charles King
Montgomery County
Mary
Joseph M. Null
Derr
Charles
Samuel Trundle
Brunswick
Lewis B. Hargett
Baltimore
Charles N
Young People’s Missionary Society of
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Yellow Springs Notes and Local Happenings
The ram near here aided forest fire control and benefited streams. Sportsmen enjoyed rabbit hunting actions. Mr and Mrs Bradley Stull and children Mountaindale and Mrs Robert L Tyler visited Mr and Mrs Edgar H Zimmerman near Feagarille. The Ridgewood schoolhouse was filled Friday November 13 at 7 36 p m with a large and appreciative crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley Stull
Mountaindale
Robert L. Tyler
Edgar H. Zimmerman
Feagarille
Ridgewood
Local Bits From The Community
Farmers nearly finish husking corn. Franklin Dutrow of Charles City visited J. P. Angleberger. Wilbert Smith took a short trip to Frederick on Monday. Lycurgus and Austin Wachter shipped goldfish last week. Harry Shipley and family of Frederick visited Mrs. Spencer Stup. Rumor says Claude Clemson may move to the Humphrey farm near Hansonville next spring. Mrs. J. P. Angleberger visited sister Mary M. Zimmerman of Frederick Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Dutrow
Charlesville
J. P. Angleberger
Wilbert Smith
Frederick
Lycurguas
Austin Wachter
Harry Shipley
Spencer Stup
Claude Clemson
Humphrey Farm
Hansonville
Mary M. Zimmerman
Enjoyable Surprise Social At Home Of Zimmerman Family
A social gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Joshua Zimmerman in Jefferson on Friday night November 13 featured various games and amusements followed by refreshments. Attending were the Zimmerman family and numerous friends including Bertha King Mary Summer Maybelle Pearson Myrtle Cook Alice Pearson May Barnes Susie Thompson Manetta Engle Viola Hargett Carrie Cline Temple Renn Virginia Cline Edna Fulmer Virgie Himes Charlotte Stockman Karl Rice Melvin Dixon Grover Cline Jesse Young John Shaff Conrad Hargett Charles Young Charles Himes Melvin Routzain Ridgely Shaff William Flair Mason Marah Walter Feaga Leslie Wiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Zimmerman
Sear Jefferson
Edna Fulmer
Virgie Himes
Charlotte Stockman
Karl Rice
Melvin Dixon
Grover Cline
Jesse Young
John Shaff
Conrad Hargett
Charles Young
Charles Himes
Melvin Routzain
Ridgely Shaff
Willam Flair
Mason Marah
Walter Feaga
Leslie Wiles
Baltimore visitors thread through local kin and friends
Mr George Knox of Baltimore visits his brother William Knox and relatives here. Attle Angell of Baltimore spends Sunday with his mother Mrs Nathan Angell. He leaves with his mother to visit Baltimore relatives. Helen Reindollar visits Mrs Mary Motter in Washington DC. Ada Reindollar of Fairfield PA, visiting here, leaves for home Friday. Jessie Brown visits brother Earl Brown in Philadelphia. Ellen Long visits grandmother Mrs Lavina Long in Baltimore. Elizabeth R Elliot of Atlantic City visits brother Lewis Elliot and family here and in Harney. Edward E Reindollar and family move to Baltimore for the winter. Charles A Fieagle of College Park visits relatives here. John J Overholtzer of Alcester SD visiting relatives. Anna Buffington of Baltimore visits Mrs Laura Reindel dar and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Knox
Baltimore
William Knox
Attle Angell
Nathan Angell
Helen Reindollar
Mary Motter
Washington D.C
L. Ada Reindollar
Fairfield
Jessie Brown
Earl Brown
Philadelphia
Ellen Long
Lavina Long
Elizabeth R. Elliot
Atlantic City
Lewis Elliot
Harney
Edward E. Reindollar
Eahs
Charles A. Fieagle
College Park
John J. Overholtzer
Alcester
South Dakota
Anna Buffington
Laura Reindeldar
Accidents at Model Bakery Prompt Liable Claims
The first Taneytown incidents under the Employer's Liability Law occurred last Monday and Tuesday at Model Bakery. C Ervin Reid caught his right hand in the dough mixer and Claude Crebbs caught his left hand in the same machine. Both injuries are serious and may keep them idle for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Model Bakery
C. Ervin Reid
Claude Crebbs
Also Mentioned on This Page
HIVE
Charles V. Wantler
Harry Burger
W. F. Mayo
Blaine Tucker
Mary Kline
Kigewood
High Knob
Paul Myers
Harmony Grove
Harry Myers
Charles Fawley
Jefferson
Richard Mercier
Dalay Mercier
Point of Rocke
Lillian Zentz
Thurmont
Mir
Ruth Stimme
Abraham Long
Wm. Long
Rocky Ridge
Chas. Miller
Maurice Smith
Charles Kyler
Hannan Weant
Eyler
Weant
Misa Rhoda Weant
Mr. Myerly
James Myerly
Lewis Warner
Bloomfield
Home Mission
J. Smith
Granville C. Holtz
Daniel Stull
Yellow Springs
Ida Cuteail
Carl Gantvoort
Talwaysfill
Tuxedo
Edit
Ciné
Jack Henderson
Pink Lady” Company
Gonald Brian
Triangle
Washington, D. C
Norfolk, Va
Richmond, Va
Standard Oil Company
EW Jersey Timore
Gian
THE
American Tobacco Company
Court Street
Frederick, Md
Charlotte, N.C
Charleston, W. Va
Charleston, N. C
James E. Doll
South Market
Freemen
Por
Pines
Excelsior Sanitary Bnrry
Excelsior Sanitary Daiko
Stéust Sevesth
F. Rotrmenhorver
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!