Personal notices from Baltimore visits and returns
Purely Personal items list residents and visitors connected to Ox Fibre Company and local households. The notes show travel to New York Baltimore and Washington with names including Crawford Kieffer Haller Smith Ross Delaplaine King Turner Miller Mob erly and Mullinix. Several entries mention returning home or visiting friends and relatives in Baltimore and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Delapisine
Re PF
B. Delaplaine
Baltimore
Mira
Samuel King
Center Affect
Reno
Harp
United States District Court
Mles Orra Turner
Samuel Grafter Pavull
Court Street
Rukton
Baltimore County
A. R. Yeakle
Washington
C. Kate Thomas
South Market Street
Leonora C. Miller
West Church Street
Brothears
Court Crier
Marlon
Moberly
North Market Street
Clifford Miller
Ijamsville
Thomas Mullinix
Damascus
Fate
Jacob Quinn
Property Deed Transfer and Marriage Licenses
Constant E Coonan and wife deed real estate in the county to Annie L Cromwell for five dollars. Marriage licenses issued to Harry D Hoover age 22 and Lelda M Harshman age 18 both of Tremeravile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constant E. Coonan
Annie L. Cromwell
Harry D. Hoover
Lelda M. Harshman
Reverend Watson to Preach at Liberty Town Church
Rev Edward L Watson of Forrest Park Baltimore will preach at the Liberty Town Methodist Episcopal church next Sunday November 22 at 10 30 AM The pastor Rev D A Foard will preach in the evening at 715 PM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Watson
D. D
Forrest Park
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Libertytown
Pasr
D. A. Foard
Reprimand in Wilbur Seeger Court Case
Wilbur Seeger appeared before Justice Atdern on a charge of striking Frank Shenk’s juvenile son on South Market street. He received a severe reprimand and was dismissed. Constable Hauver made the arrest. Jack Morrison, Blossoms manager, and Bugs Snyder, center fielder, are spending time in Frederick with friends and enjoying hunting trips near Fort Loudon, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Seeger
Justice Atdern
Frank Shenk
South Market Street
Seeger
Constable Hauver
Jack” Morrison
Blossoms
Frederick
Jack
Bugs” Snyder
Fort Loudon
Wilson to Skip Army Navy Game Amid Personal Tragedy
President Wilson will not attend the Army and Navy football game at Franklin Field on November 28 due to the death of Mrs. Wilson last summer. Private secretary Joseph Tumulty confirmed the decision, noting the president has declined social invitations for fall and winter. The Navy side’s seating list shows a reserved area for the president and party, with unlikely attendance by other family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Wilson
Army and Navy
Frankin Field
Joseph Tumulty
White House
Bar-Borders
Franklin Field
Marshall
Bryan
Tener
Gokborouzh
United States
Feany Natal
Har Shorthand Hair Remedy Ad Fragment
Fragmentary ad style text promotes hair remedy products with dazzled claims about stopping hair loss and dandruff. It mentions a 25 cent dosage and references brittle hair, itching, and hair roots, but the readable content is garbled and incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenig
Social Oyster Roast Birthday Celebration for Grace Grove
Mrs. and Mrs. William D Grove hosted at 312 East Pat tick street on Tuesday evening for the 18th birthday of their daughter Grace Grove. Guests included Mr and Mrs Grove, Misses Cora Sullivan Edna Tinney Fannie Abrecht Eloise Schmidt Hazel Olard Ethel Baker Irene Wachter Ada Grace Hannah Grove and many others. An oyster roast followed a dining room celebration with decorations and a hair care advertisement interrupts the flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otster
Hirthday
William D. Grove
East Pat- Tick Street
Misa Grace X. Grove
Lewis Crum
Baer
Cora Sullivan
Edna Tinney
Fannie Abrecht
Eloise Schmidt
Hazel Olard
Ethel Baker
Irene Wachter
Ella
Ada Grace
Hannah Grove
Lavier Michael
Clifford Yinger
Roger Fisher
Roscor
Rhoads
Geo
Boser
Eduard Oden
Edmund Brookes
Thomas Talbott
Wiliam Wachter
Philip Grove
Miss Grove
County Farmers Sweep Prizes at Maryland Week Show in Baltimore
Frederick county farmers won multiple prizes at the Maryland Week Show held at the Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore. Thousands attended as the event highlighted grain and forage crops, with Frederick entries earning top honors in white and yellow corn, wheat, buckwheat, and grass seed categories. About 300 prizes were announced with Frederick exhibitors well represented in several classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Maryland
Baltimore
Fifth Regiment
Maryland State Horticultural Society
HKK
Remsberg
Buckeystown
R. J. Allnutt
Adamstown
R. Lee Dutrow
J. B. Jones
New Market
R. Claude Dutrow
Emory C. Renneberg
R.lee Dutrow
RK. Lee Dutrow
Emory C. Remaber
F.C. Miller
Jefferson
Lewis F. Kefauver
Middletown
Emory C. Rennenberg
R. Leo Darrow
Hoe
Timothy
Frederick County Teachers to Attend Baltimore Meeting
Frederick County high school instructors will attend the State High School Teachers Association session in Baltimore tomorrow and Saturday. Morning program focuses on visits to Baltimore schools, with afternoons and evenings at the association session and a tour of the Maryland Week displays at Fifth Regiment Armory. Attendees from Frederick High Schools include Amon Burgee and Mary C. Ott from Boys’ High School and Charles H. Remsberg and C A Stottlemyer from Girls’ High School, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Baltimore
Fifth Regiment
Frederick High Schools
Boys’ High School
Amon Burgee
Mary C. Ott
Fenton Harris
Wm. P. Mahoney
S. S. Stabfer
Lamar Hoke
S. C. Stull
H. J. Kefauver
Girle’ High School
Charles H. Remsberg
C. A. Stottlemyer
Lillie Wiener
Pearl
A. Eader
Blanch R. Stone
Catherine M. Wiener
Among the Sick in town report names
Mrs. C. Allen Jones of East Second street is quite ill. Mrs. F. H. Koehler of West Patrick street has left bed by sickness but remains at home. Mr. R. S Moore of North Market street is slowly improving. Mr. Frank Walte, formerly of this city, suffered a stroke during services in Washington last Sunday and is dying as well as can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Allen Jones
East Second Street
F. H. Koehler
West Patrick Street
R. S Moore
North Market Street
Frank Walte
Washington
Miss Lerner Here Tonight at Hood College Recital
Famous Russian pianist Tina Lerner appears at Hood College tonight for a recital likely to draw a full house as tickets sold quickly ahead of the event. The performance, part of her sensational American tour, showcases rapid, crystal clear technique and established her among top pianists of her era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tina Lerner
Hood College
Jn Frederick
Jug Bridge two motor crashes injure two riders
In the Jug Bridge area on the Baltimore pike, a Middletown auto driven by Clarence Ahalt sustained $50 damage after a punctured tire sent it into an embankment near a seven passenger car. Ralph Boward and C. S. Austin on a motorcycle crashed into the same embankment, with Austin suffering a badly bruised arm and Roward a broken jaw. both were treated in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jug” Bridge
Baltimore Pike
Clarence Ahalt
Middletown
Davis
Frederick
Ahalt
Austin
Returns From Convention of Daughters of Confederacy
Misn May Seliman of Rockwell Terrace has returned from Savannah where she attended the Daughters of Confederacy Annual Convention. The city was decorated and final remarks noted a larger attendance than prior years. The 1915 convention will be held in San Francisco. Marylanders plan for Maryland Day February 20 at the Panama Pacific Exposition to open the Maryland Building with a special train. Governor Goldsborough plans to attend with the commission and staff. Star Spangled Banner Day and Francis Scott Key Day will be observed September 12 at the Maryland Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misn May Seliman
Rockwell Terrace
Savannah
Georgia
Daughters of Confederacy
Gesarong
Daisy M Laurin Stevens
South
San Francisco
California
Miss Sellman
Ridgely Brown
Rockville
Montgomery County
Fitzhugh Lee
Frisco
Maryland Commission
Maryland
Exposition
St. Clement's Island
Goldsborough
Escapes From Easton Jail After Door Left Ajar
Elmer Stanford, a colored man from Caro line county, escaped Easton jail yesterday afternoon after the door was left partly open during coal ash removal. He bolted as Sheriff Sewell turned a corner, seen by hunters two miles away near the Easton Centerville road. Deputies pursue the fugitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Elmer Stanford
Caroline County
Talbot County
W. J. Startnett
House of Correction
Sewell
Stanford
Easton-Centerville
Bowling Matches At YMCA Alleys Terrapins Top Pirates
Terrapins take three games from Pirates while Senators defeat Cubs in YMCA bowling. Scores show Holler 235 Kerr 233 Howard 260 for Pirates. Baumgardner 297 Fort 242 Biehl 285 for Terrapins. Hudson 255 Ayres 240 Mercer 312 for Cubs. Hahn 326 Rice 269 Hogarth 263 for Senators. Forest Warden Charles B. Klein of Braddock is on a business trip to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrapins
Pirates
Senators
Cubs
Holler
Kerr
Howard
Baumgardner
Comfort
Biehl
Cuba—Hudson
Ayres
Mercer
Hahn
Rice
Hogarth
Charles B. Klein
Braddock
Baltimore
Pinex at Home Cuts Coughs and Relieves Colds Fast
A vintage ad touts making Pinex cough syrup at home from pine extract, sugar syrup, and Pharma ingredients. Claiming rapid relief in 24 hours for coughs, throat and chest colds, bronchitis, asthma, and croup, it urges readers to buy Pinex and mix to a pint bottle, warning against imitation products and promising full satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinex Co
Warne
Ind
Carpets and Rugs Cleaning and Dye Service Ad
Cleaning methods are safe and thorough, reviving carpets and rugs without damaging fine fabrics. We offer dyeing to harmonize colors where possible, restoring appearance and quality.
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the Circuit and Orphans’ Court
LAW
Arthur Stifer
EE. Magnider
Mabel Kinlley
Moliie Moberis
Henry Brameburg
Tramshire
Maryland Week
Winmere
H. S
Miss Lerner
Miss ‘Tuna Lerner
Miss May Geliman
Schooler Bakery
Phone
WA Gouth Market
Theountry
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland, MD
A. Kate Gittinger
East Patrick Street
Excel<ion Sanitary Dairy
Excelsior Sanitary Dairy
Rotelshorfer
Frederick Gas and Electric Dept
Hagerstown and
Wheels
the Ebert Hardware Co
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