Last Of The Incas In Pizarro’s Ransom Tale And Stamp Notes
James B. Hatcher recounts Pizarro’s capture of Atahualpa after a ransom of gold and silver, the king’s execution by fire then hanging, and Ecuador’s stamp issues featuring Atahualpa alongside a new airmail set and an Official overprint. Also noted are Belgian stamps honoring violinist Eugene Ysaye issued for the International Music Congress in Brussels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pizarro
Atahuallpa
Ecuador
Quito
Huascar
Taxamarca
Pain
Charles V
Pesnaras
Loo
K.tahuallpa
el Altar
Siege
Eugene Ysaye
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Brussels
Other Elizabeth
International Music Congress
Queen Elizabeth Musical Foundation
Ysaye
Congress
Belgium
Musical Congress
Liege
Huis
Berlin
Paris
London
Farmers Poultry Meeting At Key Hotel Draws 150 Delegates
About 150 farmers poultry feed dealers and their wives attended a meeting in the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom under Purina dealers. Prof Morley A Jehle of the University of Maryland spoke on egg production and education. J H Burrell urged careful feeding and breeding. S A White highlighted organized advertising for poultry products. A color film from Cornell showed chick development inside an egg with candling and egg shell removal, tied to Purina feeding experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Purina
Morley A. Jehle
Poultry
University of Maryland
Maryland
J. H. Burrell
Purina Mills
S. A. White
Baltimore
Purina Products
Cornell University
National Picture
Visitors at Hyattstown home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Coyle
On Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dwyer and daughter Bertha from Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Garman Bowers and daughter Fern of Sharpsburg, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holmes and children of Trego, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Coyle with children, Mr. John Smith of Keedysville, and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Coyle with daughter Anna Mae, and Leon Coyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyattstown
Samuel Coyle
Elmer Dwyer
Bertha
Washington
Garman Bowers
Fern
Sharpsburg
Roy Holmes
Trego
Sylvester Coyle
John Smith
Keedysville
Lester Coyle
Anna Mae
Leon Coyle
Founder of famed orchestral concerts and world renowned composer
He first came to America in 1894 and later moved to the United States during the war where he conducted in Cincinnati. He met his second wife, a Brooklyn girl 44 years his junior, and Queen Elizabeth was a friend and constant visitor during his long illness. His leg was amputated, yet he finished his opera Peter the Miner written in Walloon dialect with folksongs of his people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Queen Elizabeth
Peter the Miner
Walloon
Blue Ridge College in New Windsor Hosts Socials and Meetings
New Windsor reports the Blue Ridge College reorganized and embracing social activity. A motion picture machine is used for Friday programs while Monday is closed for plee club rehearsals and student organization meetings. A Saturday dining room dance marked the year’s first social event, organized by the social standards committee led by Miss Florence Quinlan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Blue Ridge College of
Social Standards Committee
Florence Quinlan
New York City
Miss Quinlan
James Morrisey
Lynn
Mass
Elizabeth Beach
Island Creek
Janet Johnson
Washington, D. C
Doris Dyson
White Plains
N. Y
Betty Hanson
Manchester
Bo Yndd Morris
Elizabeth
Ross Conelley
Ross E. Conelley
Evelyn Buchanan
Lyon H. Harris
Carleton F. Waite
Margaret Givan Westerhof
Duke University
Carroll County Children's Aid Society Fund
Marie Thompson
Norman Myers
Marianna Snader
Pearl Benedict
Linwood
Charles Hesson
Jennings
Wilbur Naill
Marston
Edgewood
Clyde Morningstar
Hallie Graves
Jennie Myers
Myers
Two Bridge Parties Hosted by Spurriers at Laytonsville
Laytonsville on Oct 19 reports Mrs. Francis Spurrier and daughter Mrs. Vestus Walcox entertained with two bridge gatherings this week. On Tuesday afternoon guests included Mrs. Lynn Campbell Mrs. Thomas Ladson and other locals from Olney Brookeville Gaithersburg and Rockville. On Wednesday luncheon and bridge featured Mrs. William Clarke Mrs. Thomas Griffith and several residents from area towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laytonsville
Francis Spurrier
Vestus Walcox
Edgell
Lynn Campbell
Thomas Ladson
Olney
Douglas Riggs
Laurason Riggs
Henry Howard
J. J. Hutton
Ridgley Chichester
John Muncaster
Emma Muncaster
Charlotte Farquhar
Ane the Amazing Cure Proclaimed By Frederick Drug Store
A local Frederick medicine called ANE is praised as a superior remedy for nervousness indigestion and constipation. Testimonies from residents like Mrs Milo Fales claim improved appetite digestion and sleep after using ANE distributed by Williamson's Drug Store and agents in nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson's
N. Market St
Frederick
Maryland
Milo Fales
High Street
Hatown
N. Market St. Frederick
Blair's
Waynesboro
Penna
Social guest list from Laytonsville and nearby towns
A long column lists dinner and luncheon guests from Laytonsville, Claysville, Brookville and nearby areas. Names include Waters, Warfield, Riggs, Dyson, Haines, Stewart, Galltuith, Howes, Cashell, Wilcox, and Lads, with gatherings at Laytonsville homes and a luncheon in Washington. Also mentions Mrs Edward Kimbue visiting from Washington and Mr George Loundsberry staying with Mrs Allison Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Howes
Laytonsville
James T. Cashell
Lay Hill
Vestus Wilcox
Merkle Haines
Thomas Lads
Babble Brook
Olney
Edward Kimbue
Washington
Frank Water
George Loundsberry
Keeseville
N. Y
Allison Taylor
J. O. Vigeins
Hugh M. Howard
Dorsey Griffith
Allison
Clara Thompson
Wedding Supper Celebrates Grossnickle Honor in Union Bridge
Mr and Mrs Grossnickle hosted a wedding supper at their home on October 8 in honor of son David and bride Cleo Sheldon of Hagerstown. Numerous relatives and friends attended including Mr and Mrs David Gossnickle, Ray Grossnickle, Elis Sheldon, Rev Paul Sampson, Clarence Singer, Luther Sayler, Byron Hartzler, Jesse Nicodemus, Theodore Nolker, John Swisher, Thurston Fleming, Woodrow Moser, William Stonesifer, Bernard Keefer, Earl Keefer, Clifford Leatherman and son, Walter Houck, Marshall Singer, Tra Buffington, Paul Houck, Carlton Fleming, Roy Bohn, Thomas Wachter, William Griffin, S. S. Fleming, Neuron Nusbaum, Ruth Saylor, Jane Pittinger, Ethel Keefer, Bernice Grossnickle, Betty Lou Nusbaum, Marion Grossnickle, Regina, Audrey and Eva Griffith, Mona and Ethel Houck, Miriam Wachter, Louise Grossnickle, Doris Lee Sampson, Catherine Fleming, Melvin Shelton, Raymond Myers, Isaac Saylor, Gerald Myers, Lavan Singer, Billy Griffith, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Byron Hartzler
Jesse Nicodemus
Paul Grossnickle
Theodore Nolker
Ruff
Baltimore
John Swisher
Thurston Fleming
Woodrow Moser
William Stonesifer
Bernard Keefer
Earl Keefer
Clifford Leatherman and Son
Walter Houck
Marshall Singer
Tra Buffington
Paul Houck
Carlton Fleming
Roy Bohn
Thomas Wachter
William Griffin
Relief for Neuritis and Sciatica Pain Offered at Williamson's Drug
A compact advert promises relief from neuritis, sciatica, neuralgia, and muscular aches. It promotes ARTHEROL with a money back guarantee and notes the sale at Williamson's Drug Store, 12 N Market Street, in a period promotional tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson's Drug Store
N. Market Street
Community Social Roundup Near Middleburg Maryland
Notes record a string of visits and calls across families in Middleburg and nearby towns. Addresses residents including the Nolker Flem ing Grossnickle Singer Notck Laws Sher man and Eyler clans with multiple Mrs Wiliams Len etc visiting relatives in York Battmore Taneytown Union Bridge and Philadelphia. The item documents Sunday and Thursday gatherings and everyday social hospitality.
Sunday Visitors From Baltimore And Towson
Mr and Mrs BJ Fleapte of Mrs Hayes Crimes on the sek list. Mrs Margaret Quer James Evans Andrew Calvert and Miss Ann Kilels Baltimore spent Sunday with Mrs Wade Sherman. Mr and Mrs John Margart daughter Havel and son Robert Windbor Ua were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Ll it Kinsey. Miss Matron Kinsey Towson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BJ. Fleapte
Hayes Crimes
Margaret Quer
James Evans
Andrew Calvert
Ann Kilels
Baltimore
Wade Sherman
Mro
John Margart
Havel
Robert
Windbor Ua
Mis Ll. It. Kinsey
Matron Kinsey
Towsan
Kinzey Spends Monday With Parents
The sentence notes that Kinzey spent Monday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. L KR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. L KR
Kinzey
Also Mentioned on This Page
James B. Hatcher
Esquire
Atin
Taile Corporal Company
Chicago
CHE Young Men’s Shop
Mrs
Robert Nolker
Thomas Fleming
George Grossnickle
James Singer
Raymond Notck
Mason Laws
Middleburg
Raymond Johnson
Paul
Shirley
Versie Miller
Anna Tlescalllett
Here
Myr
Irs
Maurice Late
Winited
Mervyn Eyler
York
Sterling Lescallett
Battmore
James Wiliams
Parkville
Wilfred Crouse
Ell Eyter
Ellsworth Long
Woodbine
Wilbur Delph
Forbert Sharb
Keysville
Reta Miller
Newton
William Delphy
Thelma Stitley
Agnes
Philadelphia
Catherine Earhart
William Sher
Man
Charles
James Welty
Earl Welty
Harney
Jessy Lescallett
William Beam
Russell Bean
Reno Haines Laurel
Glenangel
Florida
Maynard Weeks
Thomas Lescullett
Keyseville
Elmer Wilson
K John Atermelon
Bark Ian
Join Bowman
Wilbur Delphy
Mary Fleagle
Pildrmaasts
Adak
Ares
George S. Rodock & Son
St. At
R. R
Courteous and Intelligent Service
A Commercial Bank OF Maryland
Federal Depositit Insurance Corporation
Quicasa
Sparton
Selectronie
Sparton Selectronic
P. L. Hargett & Co., Inc
South Market St
G. Raymond Shipley
Frederick, MD
Penney
Penney’s
Frederick, Maryland
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