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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1916

Page

8

Local Social Roundup in Walkersville and Nearby

Mr and Mrs H Holbrenner spent Sunday at Walkersville. Brevet Hix of Baltimore visited Mrs Sarah Douglass. Allen Zimmerman and family from Frederick called on Mrs Sarah Douglass. Luke Powell of Thurmont stayed with his brothers T M and L C Powell. Sheridan Barber of Adme Kim visited her parents Mr and Mrs W B Catshall. A mask carnival is planned at the skating rink Wednesday evening November 23. Frank Deleplane and family of Middleburgh joined W R Smith's family for Sunday. W H Smith, Rebecca Smith and Mille Dougherty visited Mr T J Grosanickle. Mrs Ross Kitog, recently operated on at Frederick City Hospital, is recovering well. R Paul Smith of Frederick visited C E Smith and family last week. Washington Camp No 44 P D 8 will attend services at St John’s Reformed Church Woodsboro on Sunday December 3 at 2 o’clock. Loy family note. Mr and Mrs Chas Riley, Mrs Laura Gaugh and daughter Beulan and Mrs Erro’s Fisher spent several days with Wai Lang and family. Loy returned home after weeks in Frederick. Mrs Vlarence Creager of Thurmont spent Monday with Mrs C W Loy. Mr and Mrs George Beitler and son Ray spent Sunday with Hanson Fogle. Mr Robert Shriner spent Sunday with his brother Clarence Shriner. Harrod Frushour spent a few days with his mother Mrs Chas Green of Lewistown and visited relatives in town. Mr and Mrs A G Rife and three children spent Sunday visiting Augustus Rife in Lititz, Pa.

H. Holbrenner Walkersville Brevet Hix Baltimore Sarah, McCormack Allen’ Zimmerman Frederick Mes Sarah Douglass Mise Luke Powell Thurmont T. M L. C. Powell Sheridan Barber Adme Kim W. B. Catshall Frank Deleplane Middleburgh W. R. Smith W. H. Smith Misons Rebecca Smith Mille Dougherty T. J. Grosanickle Ross Kitog Frederick City Hospital R. Paul Smith C. E. Smith Washington Camp No. 44 P. D A. of Woodsboro St. John's Reformed Church

Local Folks Visit and Health Updates in Pennsylvania

Mr Jacob Buffington of McSher rytown Pa spent Sunday visiting relatives. Mr Pius Frick and son Clarence of Palmyra Pa also visited. Mrs Guy Durand of Washington DC visits her Buffington parents on Middle street Rey. Miss Mary Fringer and Mrs Guy P Bready joined a trip to Adams town. John Leister improves from pneumonia and sits up. Thanksgiving service at Trinity Lutheran at 10 AM led by Rev Marks. Mrs D W Garner returns from Frederick City Hospital better. James H Reindollar travels to York Pa for an extended stay. John C Study and three daughters Emma Ora Margaret of Guidens Pa spend time there.

Jacob Buffington McSherrytown Pius J. Frick Clarence Palmyra Guy Durand Washington, D. C John E. Buffington Middlestreet Rey Guy P. Bready Mary Fringer Adamstown R. O. Lee Dutrow John Leister Trinity Lutheran Church W. J. Marks U. B. Church D. W. Garner Frederick City Hospital James H. Reindollar York John C Emma Ora Margaret Guidens

County Prohibition Fight Costs in Washington County

The Merchants Prohibition Association reports wets raised 3254.25 and spent 3454.56 in the recent election campaign led by Col. J. C. Young with advertising dominate expenses. Drys gathered 2381.93 and spent 1919.16, leaving 462.77 on hand. contributions ranged from 25 cents to 100 dollars. The report was filed by J. W. Startzinga, treasurer of the Washington County Temperance League. Card Party and Dance set by Woman's Auxiliary of Company A for December 6 at the Armory with prizes from James E. Dell, Dr. J. W. Harner, Geo. B. McCleery and John Eisenhauer.

Merchants’ Prostective Association Washington County Col. J. C. Young J. W. Startzinga Washington County Temperance League Company A James E. Dell Dr. J. W. Harner Geo. B. McCleery John Eisenhauer

Dangers of a Cold Prompt Doan's Kidney Pills Use

Frederick woman praises Doan's Kidney Pills after cold exposure causes kidney trouble. Miss F L Zeigler, 22 East St Frederick, states kidneys act irregularly during weather changes and Doan's Pills restore function. Price 50c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY adv.

Frederick Dean F. L. Zeigler East St Doan Doan's Kidney Pilla--the Same That Miss Zeigler Uses. Foster-Milburn Co., Props Buffalo, N. Y

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Cited For Bronchitis Cure

Mrs Charlies KF Woodard of Sandy Creek writes that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured her bronchitis last fall. She was hoarse and nearly unable to speak clearly but recovered within a week after beginning treatment. The advertisement urges rest in bed and use of the remedy until recovery.

Chamberlain Charlies KF. Woodard Sandy Creek

Tollgate keeper dies of angina near Yellow Springs

William Henry Karns seventy eight year old tollgate keeper at Yellow Springs drops dead in the road near his home while returning from a sale. He suffered angina pectoris and died instantly with neighbor Darkis and others aiding. Funeral set for Friday at Yellow Springs Chapel with interment Mt Olivet. He leaves a daughter Mrs Nellen Watts and three great grandchildren.

Willian Henry Karns Yellow Springs Darkis Mr. Karns Dennis Stull Staley Roderick Justice of the Peace C. H. Eckstein Frank H. Hedges Eckstein Hedges Karna Nellen Watts Karns Yellow Springs Chapel Mt. Olivet Thomas P. Rice

Election spending report for H D Etchison Democrat candidate

Filing in the clerk’s office shows expenditures of 2002.65 and receipts of 925 for the last congressional campaign. The largest gift came from M L Etchison at 500. Total costs, including prior 18 months, reach about 7500, with items listed such as printing and travel. A separate note mentions a six month absence from law work during the campaign. In a separate incident, a horse caused a crash injuring two men near Adamstown. Other locals, W Harry Haller and C S Howard, traveled to York, Pennsylvania.

Court House H. Dorsay Etchison Congress M. L. Etchison Etchson Etchison Paul Winchester

Apparatus Driven To Fires At Too Fast Clip

Officials at a Mayor and Aldermen meeting condemned racing speed by automobile apparatus at fires. No recent blazes warranted such speed. The Junior Fire Company annual appropriation rose to 2500 for 1917 for three operators. State Health Board discussed a modern chlorine plant. Ox Fibre Brush Company may connect its plant to the sewer. Land title for a Third to Fourth street strip referred to the city engineer. Mehil F. Moberly stated he paid taxes on others’ property.

Junior Fire Company State Board of Health Mehil F. Moberly

RETURNS TO BRIDE OF DAY

Edgar Cooper of Harrisburg Pennsylvania faced desertion charges after marrying in Frederick and leaving his bride at the Dagmar hotel in Hagerstown. He vanished with an old friend claiming a broken-down car delayed him and returned to Wilkes-Barre where the matter was settled.

Edgar Cooper Harrisburg Dagmar Hagerstown Frederick Cooper Wilkes-Barre Wilkes- Barre

Brunswick Poised to Win Frederick County Public League

Brunswick has four wins and one loss in the Public Athletic League Frederick county tournament and is seen as a likely champion as the season nears Thanksgiving. The latest Friday game between Middletown and Thurmont ended in a draw after four extra five minute periods. about 300 spectators attended.

Brunswick Public Athletic League Frederick County Middletown Thurmont Frederick

Eagle Literary Society Meets In Purcellville News

The Eagle Literary Society held a meeting on November 23 with a program including songs and readings by Grace Hendershell Madaline Cronenburg and Gladys Flowers. A committee to organize the next meeting was named Lillian Swartzbeck Margaret Stup and Madaline Cronenburg. Benjamin L. Fletcher of Philomont was appointed Purcellville town sergeant replacing L L Benjamin who died after a fall from a trestle near his home. Elizabeth DeGrange West Church street celebrated her 76th birthday with a postal shower from friends.

Eagle The Eagle Literary Society Grace Hendershell Madaline Cronenburg Gladys Flowers Purcellville Benjamin L. Fletcher Philomont L. L. Benjamin Elizabeth DeGrange West Church Street

Re-elected leader heads Pen Mar Reunion in 1917 meeting

E L Coblentz of Frederick and Middletown was re-elected president of the Pen Mar Reunion Association of the Reformed church for the third year running. William C Binely of Frederick and other officers and directors were named, with next annual reunion set for July 19, 1917 at Pen Mar.

Emor. L. Coblents Frederick Middletown Pen Mar Rewton Association of the Reformed Church Wiliam C. Birely Ei Y Association Centre] Trust Company Pmiory L. Coblentz Ephra Transportation M. B. Gibson Publiity William C. Binely Extory Pen Mar

Danderine Promises Hair Growth and Dandruff Cure

An old advertisement touts Danderine as a guaranteed hair grower and dandruff remover. It claims rapid results in minutes with a 25 cent bottle, promising abundant, soft, glossy hair and later new hair growth. The copy urges testing on a strand of hair for immediate effect.

Knowlton

The Kidney Flush Remedy Adverts in 1900s Style

An advertisement urges big eaters to protect kidney health with a cold water flush and a daily dose of Kidney tablets. It links excess meat and uric acid to kidney and bladder trouble, claiming relief with a herbal tea and inexpensive, safe Kidney tablets. It promotes continual usage and home remedies.

Witamaen Dave Court Kidsera

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Woodsboho Loy Chas. Riley Laura Gaugh Beulan Ero Fisher Wai Lang Cat Freder Vlarence Creager Thur- Mont C. W. Loy George Beitler Ray Hanson Fogle Robert Shriner Clarence Shriner Harrod Frushour Chas. Green Lewistown A. G. Rife Augustus Rife LitUestown Taneytown War and Dry Forces H. Karna Waite Bale D. Etchison Auto. Pr R. C. Hume J. S. Scort Carroll Gelsbert Messrs W. Harry Haller C. Sotheron Howard York, Pa Frederick Gas & Electric Co East Patrick ST Claima E. L.coblentz Reunion Head Pen Mar Association Eleanor R. Elder Kensington, Md Church Street Frederick MD Bereau MyourBoys Kidneco Cramer’s Palace of Music Wonder Jewelry WAT Lavalliers James E. Doll South Market Street Frederick, MD C. R. Landis, Jeweler South Market ST Lavallieres Eee Tel Peee C. R. Landis Apely Etre
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