Local notes from Leties districts recount visits and events
Harvey M. Pittinger visited Woodsboro and Rocky Ridge while John M. Pittinger joined his sister in LeGore Valley. A surprise social honors Kathryn at H. B. Oates home near Loys with many attendees. Graceham Minerva Club plans, Box Social at Joy's store, and numerous family visits and moves are listed, with a few injuries and health notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los
Loys
Harvey M. Pittinger
Woodsboro
Rocky
New Midway
John M. Pittinger
Clarence R. Moser
LeGore Valley
C. St. Moser
Elmer J. Pittinger
Washington Pittinger
Misa Catherine Fox
Creagerstown
Catherine Pittinger
H. M. Pittinger
Rocky Ridge
Harvey Pittinger
Thurmont
H.B. Oate
Hoor
Kathryn
H. B. Ogle
Walter Dorsey
Mary and
Beulah Long
Mary
Grace Six
Grace and
Hedin Smith
Helen and
Anna Baumgardner
Virgie Kelser
Luella Eyler
Mittyo Willard
Nelly
Taneytown Notes And Local Mentions
Mr John Leister is critically ill with pneumonia. Mr Frank Baumgardner ill with pneumonia is improving. Mrs F C Renner of New Milford visited daughter Mrs R Walter Bohn. Archie Crouse and wife from Lafayette Ind visit father here. Milton P Crouse attends his mother’s funeral. Mr and Mrs D M Stock of Harve Pa visit Samuel Crouse. Several girls fainted at the shirt factory due to gasoline fumes last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leister
Frank Baumgardner
F. C. Renner
New Milway
R. Walter Bohn
Archie Crouse
Lafayette
Ind
Milton P Crouse
D. M. Stock
Harover
Samuel Crouse
Familly
California Syrup of Figs Promises Easy Bowel Relief
An advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a gentle fruit laxative for infants children and adults. It claims a quick cleanse of stomach liver and bowels without griping and urges buyers to request the 54 cent bottle made by California Fig Syrup Comp. Includes a counterfeit warning and directions on the bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peerish
Cross
California
Local social notes list visits and trips around Baltimore area
Mrs Florence Murphy and Merle Murphy of Baltimore spent the weekend with her father John Hane. Lynn Hyatt and daughters Thelma Heatrice were in Ellicott City. Jerusha Howard of Unity visits Lem Mussetter. J F Mulfinger and Jennie Mussetter visit Stuart Halter of Pearl. Ellsworth Baker of Monrovia guest of Lottle Hyatt. Alec Montgomery visits Mrs John Smith near town. Lulu Hane returns from Baltimore trip. Clyde Hyatt and Albert Davis motor to Baltimore. John B Mussetter of Baltimore visits Mrs J P Mulfinger. Thomas Kling and family spend Friday in Baltimore. John Sponseller O P Mulfinger and Bessie Dern motor to Great Falls. Rev D C Moylan of Baltimore visits home here. Maurice Baker and family of Monrovia visit Mrs Davis Hyatt. Ollie Baker and family of Wyattstown spend Sunday with Mrs Nora Davis. Laurence Swomley has a severely burned hand.
Local society notes from Lander and surrounding area
Miss Annie Hine returns home from Baltimore after visiting Mrs. David Fry. John and Mrs. Grove visit D. C. Fry family. Marie and Mabel Wright visit Miss Lucy Remsberg at Point of Rocks. Lillie Marriotte stays with Mrs. A. B. Lakin. Thomas Cochran of Jefferson visits William Lakin. Rev. William Gerhard from Jefferson spends evening with J. M. Souder. Ira Remsberg in Frederick Saturday. Arra Wilt near Jefferson visits parents near Lander. Rev. Abler and wife visit Charles Fawley. Annie Cochran returns home after four weeks with Mrs. Kate Remsberg. Effie Hine visits with her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Lakin
William Gerhard
Jefferson
J. M. Souder
Ira Remsberg
Frederick
Arra Wilt
Lander
Abler
Charles Fawley
Annie Cochran
Smart Attire at New York Social Events Noted
New York November 2 The metropolis reports a season of Autumn Weddings with lavish attire as brides showcase brocade silks and lace while deco trimmings shift to velvet and fur. Designers Paquin and Rosaland May highlight gowns and blouses as fashionable silhouettes emphasize draped fronts and Georgette accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Uptown
Bree
Fifth Avenue
France
C. C. Shayne and Company
Kolinsky
Mole
Hudson Seal
Rosalind May
First Stratford Jubilee Born From Vandal Tree Cuttings
The London Times recalls the first Shakespeare festival in Stratford on Avon, sparked by Parson Gastrell cutting down a mulberry tree believed planted by Shakespeare. A carpenter made relics from the tree, David Garrick organized a 1769 jubilee, and 100 trees were felled to enlarge the prospect for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parson Gastrell
Shakespeare
Boswell
Corporation of
Stratford On Avon
David Garrick
Garrick
Orst Stratford
London Times
Good Impulses In Need Of Deed
The note argues that a good impulse lacking action is worse than useless since without deeds the intention produces a negative reaction rather than a positive outcome. It stresses the need for converting intention into concrete outcomes through effort and timing.
Happiness in Communal Joy and Shared Existence
A terse reflection on happiness as social, not solitary, noting it relies on others for its existence and expression. The idea highlights joy’s dependence on communal ties and mutual support as essential to true happiness.
Boric Acid touted as versatile disinfectant and healing aid
A physician recounts boric acid or boracic acid as a safe, economical white powder with strong wound healing, cleansing and gargling uses. It claims nonpoisonous in ordinary quantities, contrasting with poisonous mercury chloride and carbolic acid, and suggests households should keep it on hand amid anecdotal weighs-in at a Detroit Free Press club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pbhyatctan
Odem Doctora
Orrine Drink Habit Cure Offered For Home Use
An advertisement urges quick action to curb a drink habit for husbands, sons, or fathers. Orrine is sold in two forms with a money back guarantee and home treatment, at one dollar per box, with a booklet available from J. A. Williamson on North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Williamson
North Market Street
Gladstone Literary Society Meeting at New Market High
November 16 program featured songs, essays, recitations, biographies, a play, quotations, and reports. The group planned to meet again November 23 with lively readings and performances. An aged Seattle quote appears with a brief line about brass cleaning using wood ash and lemon juice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Murphy
Eugene Main
Rachel Albaugh
Elizabeth Wood
Mary Ogle
Mary Burall
Dewey Zoumerman
John Jones
Allen Nicodemus
Ralph Falconer
Nellie Cashour
Dewey Zimmerman
Heulah Hogarth
Soclery
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Graceham
Eugene Keefer
Carral Keefer
Waynestoro
Jacob Keefer
Graceham Minerva Club
J. T. Joy
Oyaters
Samuel Yingling
Allen Saylor
Wm. Adams
Thora Baker
Willis Seiss
Lester Hockenamith
Dolma Konitz
Shookstown
Lily
Louise
May Wickless
John DeGrange
Leslie Kolll
Freder Hick
John McKenzie
Jerome Wickless
Frank Wickless
Lewis Hanshew
Luth'r Mann
Edward Shook
Braddock
Misa Rebecca Shoemaker
Migsea Grace
Lil’an Greve
George Roberts
Mina Annie Fulmer
Lily Wickless
Louise Wickless
Willian Kine
George Fulmer
Misa Annie Fulmer
Gotlob
A. A. Wickleas
Abraham Wolfe
Ellicott City
Taneytown
Childs
Njambville
Maurice Baker
Monrovia
Davis
Reg
Elas
Jock Ilke
N. Y. Metropolis
Duffy’s Pure
Duffy
Miss Mae Rogers
S Grove St
East Orange
N. J
Dufit
Susie Hall
25Th St
Cleveland
Ohio
Duffy’s
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester, N. Y
Detroit Free Press
Ee Shin Remedy
Druggi?t
Gliile
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Beecham
Lehr Pianos
U. S
Cramer’s Palace OF Mus
Eheri
Frederick Gas & Electric Co
East Patrick ST
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