Personal notices from Frederick readers span many towns
Miss Ada M. Green of Mt Rainier Md, Mrs Howard W Slemmer of Norristown Pa, and Miss Emily Thomas visit Frederick this week. Several others travel or relocate including Miss Alice Quilman and Misses Motter in East Second street, Mrs Z E Duvall to Woodstock Va, and Raymond R Zimmerman joining Dot Brothers store as bookkeeper. Also listed are visits to Mt Clements Mich and trips to Hagerstown and Panama exposition with various relatives and friends.
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Ada M. Green
Mt. Rainier
Howard W. Slemmer
Norristown
Frederick
Emily Thomas
Grace de Lashmutt
West Third Street
Alice Quilman
Motter
East Second Street
Z. E. Duvall
Woodstock
Emma Thomas
Ged. Thomas
Pittsburgh
Mary Regina
Adrian Inez Posey
la Plata
Fabian Posey
Raymond R. Zimmerman
Dot Brothers
W. J. Kane
St. John’s Catholic Church
Mt. Clements. Mich
Robert Thomas
North Market Street
Hagerstown
Richard Nalrn
East Patrick Street
Dorsey Tyson
Dorsey Tyson, Jr
G. Waring Tyson
Braddock Heights
Eldred Johnson
Jersey Heights
N. J
William C. Flautt
Norfolk
W. B. Catshall
Woodsboro
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Richard Potts
Helen Lowe
Libertytown
Barbara Wineman
Thurmont
C. Lee Ordeman
Consumers’ Lignite Company
Texas
East Third Street
Annie M. Gittinger
Brightside
Washington
Carlton Molesworth
Ladiesburg
James B. Grimes
Elizabeth Phebus
Baltimore
R. L. Maxwell
Mary Elizabeth
Beckley
W. Va
August T. Brust
Jefferson Street
Lime Kiln
Birthday greetings greet The News from Far and Wide
Michael of Doubs praises The News a constant reader since its 1883 start and recalls Frederick's daily paper. Sterling Galt editor of the Emmitsburg Chronicle offers congratulations, lauds The News for conservative coverage and merit as a journal of right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Doubs
Frederick
Sterling Galt
Emmitsburg
Lightning Strikes Mt Airy Home in Severe Storm
A severe electrical storm at Mt Airy damaged Miss Corinne Beavens Washington summer home tearing a roof corner, knocking out electric lights and burning some telephones. Shingles were blown away and nearby wheat fields reported damage as rain fell in torrents.
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Mt. Airy
Corinne Beavens
Washington
Miss Beavens
Longfellow and Clover Leaf Literary Society Meetings Recap
Two student literary groups held meetings at the Girls High School and Clover Leaf facility. Longfellow Society led by Helen Fisher heard treasurer reports, minutes, and varied performances including songs, recitations, readings, and a play, with adjournment planned for October 29. Clover Leaf Society led by My ers featured Bible reading, recitations, an essay, and a debate on cruelty to Indians, with judges ruling 2 to 1 for the affirmative and adjournment set for October 22. Hallowe en will be celebrated on Saturday due to Sunday observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longfellow Literary Society
Helen Fisher
Lorraine Thomas
Jacky Frost
Lilian Miller
Mary Butcher
Miss Gilbert
Marie Dixon
Amny Kemp
Claire McCardell
Mary Elizabeth Carty
Ruth Ebert
Alta Mull
Pauline Painter
Helen Myers
Sylvia Wolf
Margaret Engle
Edna Hinburg
Rebecca Zeller
Caroline Zimmerman
Desma List
Elizabeth Roulette
Helen Moberly
Ruth Fleming
Beatrice Cronise
Clover Leaf Literary Society
Myers
Knock
G. Grave
J. Renn
O. Shipley
E. Linthicum
R. Baer
J. Wildman
F. Collins
A. Tracey
Mr. Doub
W. Scott
N. Esterdy
A. Anderson
R. Atkinson
F. Miller
F. Young
Maryland Girls’Club
Maryland Girls’ Club
East Church Street
Catharine Siedling
Dorothy Gale
Helen Lease
Pauline Hoffman
Ruth Seeger
Helen Schueler
Katharine Lease
Ethel Thomas
Hester Wills
Louise Pettibone
Lillian Beard
Ruth Cline
Junior Literary Society
Leo Miller
Harry Shereil
Arthur Klipp
Geo. Imer
Miss Zimmerman
Millard Lipps
2Ram Gilows
Walton Toward
Frank Urban
Charles Ranneberger
Roy Zimmerman
Russell Myers
Walter Comer
Francis Biser
John Miller
McClain
Papes Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Papes Diapepsin as a harmless and certain remedy for sour, gassy, and indigestion. It claims rapid relief once in contact with the stomach, promoting the product as a perfect at home stomach doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Iyeat
Pape
Frederick Art Club Social Evening Opens New Season
Frederick Art Club opened its year with a social evening inviting new members and friends. Mrs. Joseph J. Apple and helpers decorated with fall flowers. Miss Mary C. Ott spoke on The Theek's environment education and exposition, with photos of Palace of Fine Arts statuary. Illumination of lectures, and a postevent serving of ice cream and cake followed as the club begins a regular reading course with Graphic Art to be studied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Art Club
Joseph J. Apple
Robt. E. Delaplaine
Harriet Kolb
Mary C. Ott
California
Ott
Miss Ott
del Monte
Neuhaus
Death notices and obituaries from Hansonville area
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices from the Hansonville Lewistown and surrounding communities. Matilda C. Palmer, 78, dies after general debility with eight children surviving including G Lloyd Palmer of Lewistown. services at Utica church. Also William C. Rowe, 44, tuberculosis, funeral at Mt Olivet. Julia Garber, 84, Union Bridge area. Mrs Ananda Martz, 46, near Mier s ville. other listed survivors and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda C. Palmer
Jacob E. Palmer
Hansonville
John
Sarah Miller
John C. Palmer
Philadelphia
Millard J. Palmer
Lewistown
Eugene A. Wachter
Adamstown
G. Lloyd Palmer
Thurmont
Julia Garber
John Garber
Union Bridge
Charles Garber
Key Mar
Edward Garber
Johnsville
James Seabrook
Franz Williams
Taneytown
Samine
Emma
Kia Garber
Jacob Stambaugh
Emmitsburg
Sue A. Haugh
Frederick
Thomas F. Haugh
Ceresville
Beaver Dam
Brethren
Funeral for Mrs Martha Der in Washington area
Funeral services held this morning at Mt Olivet chapel conducted by Rex Paul BK Holicraft pastor of the Bo Church Walkersville. Vere Perry was a member. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. Thomas P. Rice served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Rowe
West Fourth Street
Margaret
Katherine
Annie
Thelma
Elaine
Maxine Rowe
Enoch L. Rowe
Kieffer
Lang
Mt Olivet
Thomas P. Rice
Martha
Washington
Mt Qiivet
Rex Paul BK. Holicraft
I Bo
Walkersville
Vere Perry
Mt. Olivet
School Literary Society debates high school elective courses
A fragment from a October meeting shows Division B L S calling to order by William R Quayan with roll call and a program including recitations and a debate on elective courses and subjects in high school curricula. Judges favored the affirmative. Other divisions also met with programs including essays readings and debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belles Lettres Literary Society
William R. Quayan
Witnadies
Theo Forrest
John Wershberger
Florence Nightingale
Jease Ramsburg
Walter Ray
Witter Clemson
Cyril Klein
Austin
Renn
Floyd Cromwell
Pierce Willard
Crimce
BL. L. S
BL. L’ 8
Arthur Doll
J. Fessler Haller
Cramer Powell
Peace
Harry Downer
James Martz
James Cramer
America
Walter Specht
Samuel Crone
Henry Simron
Oscar Grove
Sherman Powell
Earl Hazard
John Abrecht
Otto Reinmuth
Alcott Literary Society Programs and White Society Notes
Flora Taylor and Mary Blumenauer lead readings and recitations in the Alcott Literary Society with items such as Natal ing The Baby and The Death of Flowers as the group adjourns to October 29. The C section reports Louisa May Alcott and Robin Hood pieces, then the White Society of Seventh Grade publishes its meeting lineup as Ruth Grimes presides. The Boys High School Monthly announces its first 1915 16 issue with staff listings including Ralph Zimmerman and Otto Reinmuth as editors and coordinators.
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Alcott
U0 Uivision
Alcott Literary Society
Mish Isabell Houck
Vallieta Holtz
Hazel Utterback
Ruth Shipley
Recitatlan
Olive Grove
Regina Haller
Flowers
The
Katharine Stummelbaugh
Ruth Worman
Fasay
Louisa May Alcott
Eleanor Wood
Sarah Gregg
Reading
Robin Hood
Rebecca Gittinger
Elsie Meier
Alice, Witter
Jessie Ebert
White Society
Girls’ High School
Otober
Ruth Grimes
Gertrude Reeder
Rosalyn Siegrist
Alice Carter
Annie Hawkins
Mary Shussard
Louise Brengle
Virginia Doering
Jessie Webster
High School Monthly
Ralph Zimmerman
William R. Quynn
Otto I. Reinmuth
Harold Harshman
Austin P. Renn
C. Alonzo Rice
William W. Weigel
Ernest Haffleigh
C. Thomas Summers
Arthur H. Doll
Austin E. Rhoffas
Paul S. Michael
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