Daysville Social Circular Notes Family Visits
Mr. Charles Otand of Harrisburg visits Chas and family Tuesday evening. Albert Main visits with his parents John and family. Robert Barker spends Sunday morning with Lewis Craver. Margaret and Lena Eccard stay with grandparents John Main and Esri Aushertean with uncle and aunt Charlies Harshman in Ceresville. Earl Zimmerman Maude Main with Willis Zimmerman family Sunday. Ethel Holt Jen and Henry Crim with Clifford and Markell visit relatives in Frederick. Calvin Smith Clara visit George Morgan family Sunday afternoon.
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Daysville
Charles Otand
Harrisburg
Chas
Albert Main
John
Robert Barker
Lewis Craver
Margaret and
Lena Eccard
John Main
Esri Aushertean
Charlies Harshman
Ceresville
and Airs
Earl Zimmerman
Maude Main
Willis Zimmerman
Ethel Holt
Aly Jen
Henry Crim
Clifford
Markell
Frederick
Calvin Smith
Clara
George Morgan
Local Residents Visit Nearby Towns and Family
A series of short notes records visits and stays by residents. Annie Weddle visited sister Gertie Speak near town. Paul Greenholtz in Hanover Pa. Raymond Shank in Baltimore. Charles and Mrs Miller with daughter in Frederick with Clarence Boller. Metz and Mets families in town. Allen Hahn and daughter Dorothy in Walkersville. John Miller visiting Spurrier family near Liberty. Harry Anders visiting relatives in Howard county. Filickinger and Werking visiting Roscoe Snead and family in Liberty. Anna Miller visiting Catherine Eyler near Rocky Hill. Verda Jackson visiting sister Clara Green at Fountain Rock. W B Stambaugh returning from Baltimore after hospital treatment. Alfaretta Tribe No 168 Wildsboro to hold oyster, meat and chicken supper at Woodsboro Opera House on Thursday November 19 if not fair Friday night.
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Annie Weddle
Frederick
Gertie Speak
Paul Greenholtz
Hanover
Raymond Shank
Baltimore
Charles Miller
Clarence Boller
Thomas Metz
Daniel Mets
Allen Hahn
Dorothy
Walkersville
John Miller
John Spurrier
Liberty
Harry Anders
Howard County
Filickinger
Werking
Roscoe Sneadner
Anna Miller
Catherine Eyler
Rocky Hill
Verda Jackson
Clara Green
Fountain Rock
W. B. Stambaugh
Red Men
Woodsboro
Opera House
Braddock Local Notes and Community Happenings
Missionary meeting set at the Reformed church for November 22 at 730. Mr and Mrs Samuel Staley and son Austic visited Frederick relatives. Miss Ella Main from Frederick spent a day with the Staley family. Miss Julia Sommerfield called on the Kintz home. Mrs Charles EB Cline recovering her health. Mrs Samuel Staley visited Mrs Charles Cline. A baby boy welcomed at the Poffenburger home. Mrs Ernest Miss of this place visited Shoemaker family at Shookstown. George Fulmer and Joseph Kaufman visited Hamilton Fulmer. Cooler days spur local general butcherings. A brick and tile residence rises at Summers Station along the Hagerstown railroad, built by Cephas M Thomas. Harlan Hagan, contractor, in charge. Frank Grove digs foundation for a new house near the Old Reformed church along the National Pike.
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the Reformed Church
Samuel Staley
Austic
Keefer Staley
Frederick
Ella Main
Julia Sommerfield
William Kintz
Charles EB. Cline
Charles Cline
Stork
Victor Poffenburger
Ernest Miss
Jacob Shoemaker
Shookstown
George Fulmer
Joseph Kaufman
Hamilton Fulmer
Summer’s Station
Hagerstown
Cephas M. Thomas
Buckeystown
Harlan Hagan
Frank Grove
Old Reformed Church
National Pike
Preaching Service at New Union Chapel Sunday Afternoon
Rev. E. H. Hummelbaugh of Frederick will lead preaching at 2 20 oclock Sunday afternoon at the New Union Chapel. Sunday school meets at 1 oclock. Mrs Catherine Grushon of Westminster has returned home after a visit to her son Mr Wm Grushon and family. Mrs John Bartholow of Frederick visited Mrs Oliver Rice on Wednesday last.
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New Union Chapel
E. H. Hummelbaugh
Frederick
Catherine Grushon
Westminster
Wm Qgrushon
John Bartholow
Oliver Rice
Local Notes Highlight Weekend Activities and Events
Misees Olive Maust and Cieta Whitmore spent the weekend in Fred kk. A preparatory vocational class will hold a recital on Saturday evening November 21. Mr Robert Black was visiting to boro Sunday. Mr Frank Williar attended the chicken show at Lancaster Pennsylvania. Prof Clauser and several boys went hunting Saturday. The beck with 22 rabbits was noted.
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Olive Maust
Cieta
Whitmore
Fred Kk
Robert Black
Boro
Frank Williar
Lancaster
Clauser
Beck
Local Students Involved In Lectures Trips And Visits
Students enjoyed supper on Monday with new enrollments led by Karl Berry who will study commercial work. Prof Brandenburg gave a Friday evening talk for the Emersonian Literary Bootlery while others visited Union Bridge and Uniontown on weekend excursions. Families hosted guests at Union Bridge and nearby, with Miss Bertha Dracht enrolling in primary elocution. Rath canceled Sunday walk. interest grows in Mr Anna Stoner’s home construction near college.
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Karl Berry
Brandenburg
Emersonian Literary Bootlery
Union Bridge
Uniontown
Mies Zollickoffer
Guyton
Robert Wolfe
William Rhinerhart
Anna Mary
Erna Boost
Bertha Dracht
Anna Stoner
Yale and Harvard clash in season finale at New Haven
Frederick residents eye the big game as Yale fullback Harry W. LeGore, county native, battles Harvard’s Mahan for Walter Camp's All American honor. Despite 30 mph northeast wind and rain snow, both teams practiced well for about 60 000 spectators in the great amphitheatre tomorrow. Dr Ira J McCurdy travels to New Haven for the contest.
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Frederick
New Haven
Harvard
Yale
Harry W. LeGore
Walter Camp
Mahan
Ira J. McCurdy
Property Deeds and Immigrant Labor Meeting
Charles C. Waters and trustees deed real estate to John H. Baker for 4468.61. Charles E. Zimmerman and wife transfer land to Cephas M. Thomas for 10. Charles C. Reed and wife sell Lot 16 Block 5 Brunswick to The United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company for 5. Licenses list Maurice Fry and Minnie Davis with new C P T telephones. Secretary MacGill invites Frederick citizens to Washington on December 12 to discuss immigrant labor. Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co. executive committee met to review business and a plan to raise line sales. USGS finds mechanical stokers best for smoke prevention.
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Charles C. Waters
John H. Baker
Charles E. Zimmerman
Cephas M. Thomas
Charles C. Reed
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Brunswick
Siahbiage
Maurice C. Fry
Lucketts Va
Minnie C. Davis
Adamstown
Lloyd T. MacGill
Frederick Board of Trade
C. J. Owens
Southern Commercial Congress
Frederick
Washington
MacGill
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co
California Syrup of Figs advertisement claim
An old time ad touts California Fig Syrup as a safe child laxative and stomach aid. It urges mothers to use a teaspoon for teething or tummy troubles and warns to buy only genuine California Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Company, noting counterfeit products and praising Chamberlain's Tablets for appetite and bowels.
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California
Feorg
Ildren
California Fig Syrup Company
Social World Pound Party at Shafer Residence
A November 18 social gathering at Mr. George C. Shafer’s home featured a lively mix of local residents. Guests included Louise Phebus Anna Mohler Viola Young Blanche Staley and many others, with music by Elmer Fenga and George Wastler. A taffy party followed at the John Blank residence near Braddock Heights on November 14 with a similar notable attendee list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Shafer
Louise Phebus
Anna Mohler
Viola Young
Blanche Staley
Mamie Feaga
Gertrude Mohter
Helen Humin
Belv ¥A Fox
Nellie Hilderbrand
Eleanor Hilderbrand
Viola Wolf
Isabel Hilderbrand
Grace Grove
Lillie Wolfe
Verly Markoe
Orra Moore
Romah Markoe
Vada Shafer
Edna Shafer
Chester Young
Simon Compher
Simon Summers
William Feaga
Walter Forney
Claude Humm
Marion Feaga
George Feaga
Austin Summers
Harry Grove
Urbin Moore
Lurene Staley
Frank Staley
Ray Moore
George Reeder
Emmons Lanner
Albert Schultz
Joe Reeder
John Haller
Alvey Young
Thurbie Markoe
Frank Grove
Roy Kiniz
Raymond Kemp
Guy Nusz
Glenn Shafer
Wilfred Reeder
John Mohler
R. N. Reeder
E. L. Shafer
Elmer Fenga
George Wastler
John Blank
Braddock Heights
Bertha
Edith Blank
Maybelle
Alice Pearson
Many Barnes
Mary Routzahn
Alma Koller
Mantle Cline
Tots Shaffer
Emmoert Rudy
Harry Adkins
James Routzahn
Dewey Kinna
Mason Marsh
Vernon
Rooger Fulmer
Harry
Guy Burkett
John Cochran
Les Me Wiles
Alvie Toms
Luther Linton
William Flair
Charlie Young
Jessie Young
Charles Redman
Joe Crampton
Willie Blonk
Joseph Seward
Literary Societies Division I L L 5 Meeting Report
The A Division of the Belles Lettres Literary Society met with vice president C Thomas Summers presiding. Roll call and minutes were read, followed by recitations by Herbert Snyder and George Grove, a Thanksgiving essay by Haller Herwig, and an address by George Knock on the Honor of War. A debate on compulsory suffrage favored by the negative, judges ruling against the affirmative. Business, critic report, and future meeting programs were reviewed before adjournment for December 4 1914 with a joint division meeting postponed to December 18. Repudiation Day on November 23 prompted DAR to urge flag display. classified notice for help wanted included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belles Lettres Literary Society
C. Thomas Summers
Marlon Stull Miller
Herbert Snyder
George Grove
Haller Herwig
George Knock
George’ Hunichen
Elmer Haberkorn
Ignatius Kennedy
Lester Feaga
Herbert Gilbert
Bernard Baumgardner
Isaac Beall
Mount St Marys College Interclass Meet Honors Sophomores
The annual interclass track meet at Mount St. Marys College on Echo Field saw the Sophomores win with 34 points, the Preps 20, followed by Juniors and Freshmen. Francie Rodgers of Baltimore and Emmett Gallagher of Tamaqua led with multiple medals and top performances across sprints, distance, and field events, while Mahoney, Haltigan, Leary, Miley, Rice, Cahill, and OBrien also posted strong showings. Rodgers dominated the meet, earning two gold medals and high point accolades, with Gallagher securing a bronze. The Sophomores won the relay as well, in a day of improved marks despite a poor field condition.
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Francie Rodgers
Gallagher
Mount St. Mary's College
Echo Field
Francia Rodgers
Baltimore
Emmett Gallagher
Tamaqua
Rodgers
Mahoney
Haltigan
Leary
Miley
Rice
Cahill
Jones
Farley
O'Brien
McGonagle
E. Gallagher
Grimes
Hartigan
Grouch
Dwyer
Sopomore
Grubb
Milhiser
Coach Day
Dowdle
Va ¥An
Leonard
Cogan
White
Tohon
Accrer
Stanton
Kelle
Tierney
Cadets Face Carl School in Hagerstown Clash
Frederick Pigskin Chasers hope to end a two year drought as the cadets host Carl's football machine at Cadet Field tomorrow at 3. Captain Leichert predicts a victory with a tougher effort. Coach Derr drilled signals and scrimmage today and yesterday and plans lineup changes for interference work.
Y M C A vs Company A in former gym tonight at 8
The Y M C A and Company A Quintets meet in the former gymnasium at 8 o clock with squads mainly drawn from players slated for league games after December 1. A volleyball exhibition occurs between halves. Bowling results last night show the Red Sox beating the Terrapins two games to one and the Highlanders defeating the Tiptops. Red Sox overall sit 7-2.
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V. 8
Company A
Y. M.C. A. Lease and Derr, Forwards; Zelgle, Or Mullican
Castle
Patterson
Highlanders
Red Sox
Olive Tablets advertised as keeping a youthful appearance
The ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel tonic to prevent sallow complexions dark circles pimples and dull eyes. It claims doctors say most sickness comes from inactive bowels and liver and touts the olive colored tablet as a gentle effective substitute for calories sold by The Olive Tablet Company Columbus Ohio with 10c and 25c prices.
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Olive ‘Tablet Company
Columbus
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