Purely Personal Holiday Visits Report from Frederick Maryland
A long list of social notices records visits and holiday travel. Names include Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hurley in Baltimore, Miss Ruth Motter and Miss Jose Stern in Baltimore, Mr. Frank Ford in Washington, and Mrs. 5. D. Hedges with Migs Jeanor G. Carty returning from York. Several locals guesting in Thurmont, frederick, and nearby towns, plus trips to Lancaster York and Blacksburg. The column notes Thanksgiving stays and family visits, with mentions of George Washington University and Hood College ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Hurley
Baltimore
Walter E. Sinn
Ruth Motter
Jose Stern
Frank Ford
Washington
Frederick
D. Hedges
Migs Jeanor G. Carty
York
Leslie E. Bopst
Bopst
Misa Kimball
Hood College
Edith Miller
North Market Street
Mabel Kintzling
Roselyn
Ruth Siegrist
East Third Street
Lancaster
Clarence Summell
Adamstown
Earl DeGrange
West South Street
Arthur Young
Cumberland
Howard Young
East Second Street
John H. Bennett
Ralph F. McHenry
Maryland Agricultural College
West Fifth Street
Frank Howard
Franklin and Marshall Academy
Robert H. Dutrow
Tiffin
Ohio
Edward Heinlein
C. E. Derr
Lewistown
J. Fred. Tillack
Riveredge
N. J
Charles N. Black
Buckeystown
Henry
B. DeGrange
T. J. Michael
South Market Street
Mamie Brunner
Atj
Lovely Prospect
Shookstown
Jacob Geisinger
Thomas G. Buckey
Mullican Wins Marathon Race With Clear Lead at Jug Bridge
Charles W. Mullican of the YMCA finished the Jug Bridge and return marathon in 33 minutes 49 seconds to win easily. William Wetzel of Boys' High School took second in 37 minutes 12 seconds, earning a silver medal and a loving cap. The Maryland school claimed the team banner with third to fifth places and a list of finishers followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Mullican
Jug Bridge
Mullican
William Wetzel
Wetzel
Maryland
Unionville Pupils to Acquire New U S Flag
Pupils at Unionville public school held a Thanksgiving eve entertainment to raise funds. More than five dollars was collected toward purchasing a new United States flag for school use. The program was well received and enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Lwan
United States
Miss Ritchie’s School of Dancing Thanksgiving Sol
Miss Ritchie’s School of Dancing will hold its annual Thanksgiving Sol in Independent Hall at nine o’clock in the evening. The event invites community members to celebrate with dance performances and festive activities in a formal setting.
Literary Society Thanksgiving Programs At Girls High School
Longfellow Literary Society held a Wednesday meeting at Girls High School with numerous readings recitations songs and a Thanksgiving theme including titles like A Good Thanksgiving and The Landing of the Pilgrims Alcott Literary Society also met with a Thanksgiving play and multiple recitations readings and piano solos. White Literary Society of the 7th grade held its regular meeting with a program of recitations readings and journal passage. Alumnae Federation meets in New York City at the Catholic colleges association convention with representation from Visitation Academy and Frederick via Miss Maria E O'Reilly and Mrs Edwin B Hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longfellow
Idterary Society of the Girls’ High School
Margaret Consor
Mary Hitecberger
Helen Engle
Emily Jamison
Ruth Fleming
Louise Dayia
Maryland
Helen Hutson
Kathryn Draines
Crandima’s
Elizabeth Ebert
Letitia Drown
Edna’ Hargett
America
Elen Mensell
Laura Shenk
Alta Null
Helen Michael
Madeline Bast
Louise Sutter
Elen Thompson
Grace Shearer
Sylvia Wolfe
Alcott
Alcott Li Erary Society
Mary Zimmerman
Harriet Smith
Maisie Hauger
Thelma Best
Louise Wildman
Virginia James
Naomi Haller
Martha Bowers
Gertrude Haberkorn
Gover
Bradford
Florence Schroeder
Robinson Gazette
Hannah
Crothers
White Literary Society
Katharine Hummelbaugh
Mary Magruder
Clara Shull
Dorothy Homer
Tva
Mildred Gittinger
Jessie Ebert
Hazel Shadel
Hattie Martz
McAlpin
New York City
Catholic Colleges
New York
Association of St. Joseph's College
Emmitsburg
Visitation Academy
Maria E O’reilly
Edwin B. Hay
Birthday Party for Miss Mary Hitselberger
Miss Mary Hitselberger hosted a Wednesday birthday party at her grandparents home honoring her 12th anniversary. Guests included Myrtle Nusz Mary Agnes Nusz Blanche Shaw Margaret Engle Madaline Dyer and Ruth Fleming. Gem Dining Rooms on South Market Street has been sold to W M Jeans who will operate and reopen the restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hitselberger
E. H. Biggs
Myrtle Nusz
Mary Agnes Nusz
Blanche Shaw
Margaret Engle
Madaline Dyer
Ruth Fleming
Gem
South Market Street
This City
L. E. Stunkle
W. M. Jeans
Mr. Jeans
Roofing Papers and Paints Listing with Prices
Roofing Papers include 2 ply tarred paper at 6 cents per roll and 108 square feet rolled. Best Grade Rubber Roofing 2 ply 1.25 per roll. Various paints offered in gallon cans from 60 cents to $1.10 per gallon, with guarantees and wear promises. White leads and oils offered at right prices.
Keep Your Lungs Strong With Scott’s Emulsion
Advice stresses lung strength and consuming Scotts Emulsion to boost blood and fortify the body. It warns that tuberculosis claims lives every three minutes in the United States and promotes fresh air, sunshine, and rich nourishment as defenses. The рассl aims at indoor workers and those fatigued. 143 South and Bowne, Bloomfield, N J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Scott
Sout & Bowne
Blownmsex
N. J
A Basket of Good Things from the Bakery
A bakery advertises its bread pies cakes and ice cream as better than home baking. It promises cost savings and urges trial to avoid baking at home. The copy touts pasteurized cream and sanitary freezers as proof of quality.
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Mary Peters
Biglersville
A. C. Cronlse
Harmony Grove
ASP
Kphive
Hite
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
White Cross Milk Plant
Frederick, MD
the Ebert Hardware CO
Schooler Bakery
South Market
F. Columbaus Knott
Facelamiorn
F. Rothenhorfer
Santa Claus
E &Iy
J. M. Cronenburg & Co
Patrick St
Peel
Bing
Bell
Trinity
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