Purely Personal notices from Frederick social circle
Miss Thelma Nixdorff visits Miss Frances Kelly in Frederick. Betty Stauffer of New York pending vacation in Frederick. John Martz of Maryland University visiting home. Charles B. Houck Jr. of Baltimore guests of parents. Mrs. George Bauman and Mrs. Vernon Miller of Washington visit Frederick relatives. The Osburn and Kreh families travel guests in Frederick. Nusbaum of Washington and Frazier of Washington attend the Frederick Fair. Mrs. Richard H. Stokes returns to Winchester with Miss Baker. Local McBrides return from Eastern Shore trip plus Cordova visit and Talbot Queen Anne counties touring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Nixdorff
Frances Kelly
Searcy
Arkansas
Betty Stauffer
St. Vincent Hospital
New York
John Martz
Univerity of Maryland
Charles 8. Houck
Baltimore
Charles 8. Houck, Jr
West Second Street
George Bauman
Washington
Frederick
Vernon Miller
Willard Osburn
Cumberland
Howard Osburn
Eleanor Osburn
Eleanor Thomas
Charles Toewn
W. VI
William W. Osburn
West Third Street
Louis Kreh
Alderman
Kera
R. N. Barnes
Cordova
McBride
Maryland
Bay
Women attack German iron works over unpaid wages
A mob of women in Gelsenkirchen raided the Mannesmann Iron works administration building protesting unpaid wages for their husbands. Officials cited currency shortages. The crowd also looted food shops and searched nearby farms, seizing a peasant's cow, pigs and chickens.
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Associated Press
Gelsenkirchen
Mannesman Iron Works
Visitors and residents gather in New Market weekend
New Market observers recount a weekend of visits with residents and travelers from Baltimore Frederick Hagerstown and Pennsylvania. Mrs John Trowser and daughter Ann return from Tanham with Mrs Georgiana Wolfe. others including Eldred Falconer Katharine Simpson and John Poole stay in town. Local families host and hostesses circulate social calls and antiques hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
John Trowser
Ann
R. L. Sponselter
Tanham
Georgiana Wolfe
Eldred Falconer
John Poole
Katharine Simpson
Baltimore
Frank Arnold
F L. Grimer
Nannie Reich
Frederick
Wm. Herbertson
Herbert
J. W. Downey
Forest Park
Mary Downey
Gertrude Earnshaw
Hagerstown
Nannie Reidh
Charles Wiles
Brunswick
Geo. Burgess
Wm. Harris
West
Charles Ketrow
Frederick Siffron
Kemptown
Charles Utz
Charles Ives
Frederick K. Coats
Pennsylvania
Debb’e Trussel
Percy Russell
Russell
Annie Russell
Mary Randle
Dunlop
Blair
Washington
Daughter of Langhornes to wed English noble
Miss Alice Perkins of Virginia, kin to the Tanghourne sisters and related to Lady Astor, becomes engaged to the Honorable Reginald Winn of Nostel Yorkshire. Winn, born 1899, served as a lieutenant in the Fifth Grenadier Guards during the war. Engagement announced by Mrs. A Ronald Tree in New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Alice Perkins
Virginia
Astor
Reginald Winn
Lord
Papyrus Shines in Belmont Park Pace for International Race
Papyrus the English Derby winner impressed in a mile and a furlong workout at Belmont Park, racing under Donoghue. The English colt clocked a mile in 2:483 5 and a furlong in 1:61, finishing strongly as a final long workout before Saturday's match race with Zev.
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Associated Press
New York
Papyrus
Belmont Park
Zev
Donoghue
Routine Aldermen Meeting Approves Water Line Takeover
The Board of Aldermen meets for routine business with all members present. An ordinance authorizes city takeover of the Fairview avenue water line funded by private citizens a decade ago, with 12 percent revenue return. Additional measures cover bids for winter police uniforms, water main taps on North Market street, a West Patrick bridge street light, and numerous paid bills totaling $4 768.53.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Emory C. Crum
Edward J. Smith
Fairview Avenue
Rosemont
Mrade
Grayson Palmer
Sherman P. Bowers
William @. Powell
North Market Street
West Patrick Street
Wm. J. Kennedy
The
Modern Lighting Company
Charles J. Riddlemoser
Martin J. Walsh
Hugh V. Gittinger
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co
A. B. Fisher
Union Manufacturing Co
New Citizen Publishing Co
Markell & Ford
Dausberger
J. Paul Delphey
James A. Long
Harry E. Crutchley
George A. Burek
Storm & Shipley
UT. G. Bourne
the Keystone Shop
Scimpre Sponge Cup Co
Gulf Refining Co
American Foundry and Manufacturing Co
Traffic Sign and Signal Co
Sheenpeake and Potomac ‘Telephone
Woodward & Munshaw
R. D. Wood & Co
Pearce’s Modern Pharmacy
U. G. S. Contracting Co
Po Ot. Kuhn
Bingham &Taylor
M. J. ‘Grove Lime Co
Hygela Ice and Coal Co
Woodward & Munshower
Nortombird & Whitman
Wigeeia Ice and Coal Co
LeRoy Wicke
Chas. M. Shank
G. W. Dbansberger
Community debated games of chance and gun laws at fairs
A ministerial committee plans to tour fair grounds today and push for arrests of games of chance operators. The Frederick Federation of Churches to discuss curbing such games Friday. Allied Trades Political Council in Cumberland denounces a state constabulary and urges limiting wholesale gun permits during labor troubles.
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Ministerial Association
Frederick Federation of Churches
Georges Creek
Bible Thought Victory Sure
A devotional note proclaims victory through faith with the quote Greater is he that is in you than he that is in the world. It cites a Bible verse from 1 John 4:7-14 in a sermonistic line. The message emphasizes spiritual strength and assurance for believers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Polish State Bank to Have 40 Million Capital
London financier Hilton Young appointed by the Bank of England as financial advisor to the Polish government. Polish gold and American money to be deposited with the Bank of England and J P Morgan Co of New York. The new Polish State Bank will carry a capital of 40 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilton Young
London
Bank of England
J. P. Morgan Co
New York
Funeral for Walter L. Castle in Baltimore
Funeral services were held Wednesday for Walter L. Castle who died from burns after contacting a high tension wire on the Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Railway. The service at Mt Olivet chapel was led by Rev W R Gleno of the United Brethren church with bearers James Russell William Sacks Joseph Shipley Farney Buight Grover Poole and Oscar Tucker, fellow employees. interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Castle
Baltimore
Burns
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
W. R. Glen
United Brethren Church
James Russell
William Sacks
Joseph Shipley
Farney Buight
Grover Poole
Oscar Tucker
Carty
Hymeneal Little-Tobery in Frederick
Ralph John Little and Erma R. Tobery were married at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage in Frederick on Wednesday at 1 30 o clock by Rev. Dr. A B G Rupp. They were unaccompanied. F Edmond Boyer, Horn The Tallor stores general manager, is in Frederick for a special event at the local store and is T Wasser Frederick manager's guest. Boyer is a tenor with the Washington Opera Company and noted for his musical ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Boyer
F. Edmond Boyer
Horn the Tallor
Frederick
T. Wasser
Boyer
Washington Opera Company
Card Of Thanks From Geo Raising And Family
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of our wife and mother. Gratitude for flowers and use of automobiles is gratefully acknowledged.
In Memoriam for Mary E Oden and others
In remembrance of Mary E Oden who departed this life October 18 1922 and Helena who died October 18 1918. Also notes for Leslie F Selby and Leslie De Laughter family remembrances with verses from bereaved spouses and friends.
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Mary E. Oden
Ife
Helena
Splby
Leslie F Selby
Camp Meade
Pomological Exhibit Surpasses All Fairs at Frederick Fair
Dr. B Shaw of the University of Maryland Extension Service praises the Frederick pomological exhibit for its large fruit displays and superior vegetables. He commends E D McCain for the outstanding apple display and notes the new concrete building aids the exhibit. He predicts Frederick fair will outpace statewide progress in the coming year.
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8. B. Shaw
University of Maryland
Shaw
Rockville
E. D. McCain
Frederick
Local Notices and Business Ads in Frederick Area
A mixed set of notices and ads lists services from Dr Henry G Radcliff a dentist with prices on filing cleaning teeth and set of teeth. Also includes a candidate sale of Frederick goods, trunks and leather items by Lewis Tyler Shook in Washington DC, taxi service between Frederick and Washington, poultry buyers, a grocery touting deals, Elks Fair events, and county agricultural association protest against gambling at fairs.
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Henry G. Radcliff
Farmer and Mechanics Bank
Lewis Tyler Shook
Lowenstein and Wertheimer
Edward L. Kucesft
7Th Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Frederick
Neal Estate Samples Land Frederick Md
Neal Estate at 8 West Church in Frederick Maryland advertised land samples in The News Job Printing Office notice. Real estate listing notes property details and contact information for potential buyers.
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the News Job Printing Office
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the Daily News
Germany
Salewe Te Em
Thomas H. Haller
M. J. Grove
James A. Grove
Blair Academy
Blairstown
N. Z
Young Grove
Harry T. James
Misa Myrtle Strine
Walkeraville
Harry T. James, Sr
Bible Thought
Mrs. Joan DE Laughter
Leslie
Vyoma
Extension Service
FOOT
Frederick, Md
Wolfe Washington
Packard
A. A
Kev
Ralieigh
Ales Taxi Service
Citizens’ National Bank
Rederick, MM
Cc. Summers
News Post
Joseph D. Baker
O' Board
East Third and Fourth Streets
Chapel Alley
East Third Street
Citziing
Frederick County
Frederick County Ministerial Association
Ulysses LS
G. Rupp
G. Ermine Platt
Holmes D. Baker
John A. Baker
Frederick Junk
Frank Gastley
Joseph McDivit
WM. G. Zimmerman
Caabler
Samuel G. Duvall
Asst. Cashier
J. Travers Thomas
Asst
Cashier
Frank M Shapro
Optician
Weat Patrick St
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Ramsburg
Thomas
Haller
Charles H Conley, M. D
Blue Melody Boys
State Armory
Edith G. Seidling
Market
Third Sts
Hello Central
Groff
Holland
Chas &B. Groff
the Elks
Daver
H. Moore
Patrick St
Tres
Xtra Motor
Fair Grounds
Night
Patrick Street
Winith
R.dige
Cnauppis
Hubert
Connecticut Avenues
Revere
Paul Dain
Perann
Toit
Iran
Frederick Iron and Stent
Altor Ieen
Sam Miller
North Market
Peter L Sarghett
Newman
James H. Gambrill, JR
Daniel Baker, JR
John O. Baker
INO
CMAN
Buckeystown
Dtr
Muse
Lis South Market St
Shank
Bizier
Interust
Banking Department of Maryland
TNO
Washington S P
Tiag Town
JOHN H. H. _ STAUFFER
Real Estate and General Insurance
Third St
Pounos
Jefferson St
Todern
Market St
Trail Ave
Iota
Walkersville
Tuckeystown
Hom Adaimetown
Branch
Omee United Realty Co
Washington, D.C
TT Stattfa, IR
Patrick Court
Thomas Prior
Thomas P.rice
John N. Clary
Hoad Collins
Eary
Dill Avene
Brik
Third Street
Second Street
Church Street
Bridke
Fourth St
State Road
Mortgagh and Investment Company
Markelm H. Nelson
Real Watato Department
Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Potts
Ac Griffin
Potts & Griffin
Court ST
W.N. Jolliffe
Mt Pleasant
Brice
Adamatown Ma
Adamstown
Markwood D. Harp
Pike
Fred
Woondrboro
Croud
McMurray Street
Bouth Market Street
Bouth Morket Streat
Matern
West Fintrth Street
Mortain
Dill Avenue
Maine
Markwood D Iarp
ANN Insurance
Pythian Castle
Noah E. Cramer
Noeh E. Cramer
Jaren H. Cramer
Jamaville
Creagerstown
Center St
Braddock State Road
Hamilton Ave
Parage
South St
Dickerson
Mt. Pleasant
City
Thurmont
Park Ave
Acra Farms
Lewistown
Elm St
4Th Strike
Noaile Cramer & Son
Church St. Frederick
Grayson A. Mercer
Grayson H. Mercer
Trolley and
Salt
Trolley
West State Road
Lindon Howard
N. Market Bt Homes
Firth St
Farma
Anti Pop Chaser
Howard
Montgomery
Grayson
Mercer
Court Street
Royal Society
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