Social notes of area visitors and residents
A long list of social calls and returns fills the page. Col B F Bingham of Washington visits Hagerstown and Frederick fairs then returns home. LeRoy Willett of Washington and family visit Frederick. many residents and visitors from Baltimore York Taneytown Emmitsburg and Washington are noted with weekend trips, weddings, and hospital entries. Arthur Angell undergoes appendicitis surgery. Mount St Mary’s students referees and visitors are recorded. many couples and families are noted at homes and events across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Bingham
Washington
Hagerstown
Frederick
N. W. Tryon
West South Street
LeRoy Willett
U. S
N. W
Hursdy
Iday Wifa
Charles Davis
Charles
Lawrence E. Bentz
Baltimore
Glenn Withide
Ethel
Mildred McClow
Oliver McClow
East Third Street
David ‘Trout
Aleter
North Market Street
Cooper L. Brust
Arnold, Pa
Catherine P. Staley
Jefferson 'Street
St. N. Martz
James W. Dorhey
Frank Sherwood
Washington, D.C
Mary W. James
Mamilton
J. T. McMally
Leesburg
Win, Rust
Daisy Killan
Over
Amelia Birnie
P. B. Englar
Anna Davidson
Geo
H Birnie
Taneytown
Samuel IT. Mehring
Frederick City Hospital
Mehring
Arthur Angell
A. F. Dioner
Kohler
J. F. Pickett
Emmitsburg
Mount St. Mary's
J. Howard Bursh
T. K. Worthington
V. Hosterman
Lancaster
Sterling Galt
T.M. Wighee
James McSherry Alvey
New England
Francis Sapington
Liberty
Mount Saint Mary’s College
Harry
Boyle
M. J. Thompson
Mount Saint Mary's College
New Slaven
B. F. Reich
South Market Street
C. I. Eckstein
York, Pa
H. A. Horwig
West Patrick Street
Charles Quast
Faley
Larkens
Thomas Eckstein
Eid
Lewis Eckstein
A. Herwig
Wort Paul x
Mrjvang
Kay
Aighter
lAnnie
Tech
Bovan
H. K. Tammany
Haat
Third’ Street
Nettle Crocker
Eleanor Carty
Mrsc
Byron
E. Hughes
Louisa Hagner
Valin- Ga Mason
Connie Wareham
Ack
Abbott
Robert ‘Suively
Edwin Maron
Edward Wareram
Roger Jamifson
John Casper
Hancock
James Lucy
David
Kolb
Braddock Heights
I * Shek
Beachley
Middletown
Alger
Traffic Week in Frederick Ends With Notable Safety Record
Frederick fair week drew nearly 60 000 people with minimal traffic congestion. Frederick and Hagerstown Railway led crowd management across crossings and stations. Police Mayor and Aldermen praised for efficient coordination, few disturbances, and careful driving practices amid rising motor traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henile
Frederick
Hagerstown and Frederick
Sperintendent
Smith
Er Baughman
Campaign for Funds to Aid the Blind of Maryland
Public figures including LEWIS A RICE DR U B RUPP and Dr C E WEHLER back a Maryland blind aid drive. They stress charity, self support through trades, and continued support to keep the blind off the streets. Jacob Rohrback pledges extra support, reflecting long involvement with the local Maryland Association of Workers for the Blind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Rice
Ray
Rupp
Maryland
C. E. Wehler
Hood College
R. 5S
J. Dutrow
Jacob Rohrback
Bllnd
Maryland Aassociation of Workers For the Blind
Alway
Additional Contributions Received To Aid The Blind
The Mary land Association of Workers for the Bund reports further memberships and cash gifts from local churches and residents. Rev J A Dutaler cites contributions totaling 58 dollars from his church, an additional 24 members added yesterday. Names listed by the News-Post include Jacob Rohrback and several Hahn, Haller, and Zimmermann family members, plus other donors. Roy H L G Kieffer’s Evangelical Reformed church offers a lengthy list of new members and contributors, including Joseph W L Carty and Miss Lucile Ramsburgh, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Association of Workers For the Bund
J. A. Dutaler
Jacob Robrhack
Henry A. Hahn
Sadie C. Hahn
Louis Haller
Henry W. Haller
Wilbur Haller
Elizabeth M. Ufaller
Edrth M. Haller
Roy
H. L. G. Kieffer
The
Evangelical Reformed Church
Joseph W. L, Carty
Joseph W, JL
Carty
Lucile Ramsburgh
Mantz
Tina Wachter
Mia
Sarah KE
Thomas
William A, Burger
Edward D, Shriner, Sr
Edward D, Shriner, Jr
William G. Zimmerman
Isabel Zimmerman
Helen Zimmerman
George T. Schroeder, Jr
Charles W. Lough
Gustavus N. Rohrback
P. H
Orchestra Pleases theatregoers with fine program
The theatre-goers heard a pleasing performance by Masten's Orchestra last week. The musical program was a feature and drew immense audiences, with many encores during the intermission. The ensemble included Prof. Harry Masten on violin and conductor, Mrs. Masten, Albert Palmer, M. J. Warner, Lewis Sponseller, Hatty Schroeder, Ralph Schroeder, Albert Schroeder, and Lewis Moberly among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre-Goeta
Masten
Harry ‘Masten
Mre. Masten
Albert Palmer
M. J. Warner
Lewis
Sponseller
Hatty
Ralph Schroeder
Albert Schroeder
Id Lewis Moberly
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Local Item
Twenty years ago in Frederick a Walkersville area meeting elected officers including chairman Spencer C. Stull and vice chairman Russell Alexander. The Mt Airy look-up project began and Rev L A Bush of Newcomerstown served as archdeacon. The Achora social group organized with officers President C B S Hendrickson and Ralph Bowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Walkersville
Spencer C. Stull
Russell Alexander
Seealerats
L. A. Bush
Newcomerstown
Acce
Gilowine
BS. Hendrickson
Ralph Bowers
Mise
Susan
MS i Harkens
J.” Koe Eters Leadep ‘ Magrice
Interdenominational Mission School Opens Thursday
The second Interdenominational School of Missions, led by an all female faculty with wide church experience, opens Thursday morning October 28 at 10 o'clock in the Evangelical Reformed Church parlors. The five session program lasts until Friday with devotional services, lectures on missions, and a closing address by Mrs Wayne Bowers, Balboa Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Knipp
Baltimore
William Zehler
Hagerstown
A. H. G. Belt
Mildred Hope
Catonsville
Wm. Zeigler
Friend O'Man
M. Lope
W. Hy Belt
Belt
Migs
Knipp
Zeigler
Wayne Bowers
Balboa
Spain
Miss Hope
G. E. Wehler
iMrs. Zeigler
Red Cross Roll Call Appoints Mathias Director
Charles McQ Mathias of Frederick has been named director of the Fourth Red Cross Roll Call for Frederick County. Potomac Division headquarters says over 7 percent of Maryland Virginia and West Virginia chartered branches have completed setup for the annual event renewing memberships or enrolling new members. Volunteers are urgently needed to carry out the roll call in the county. those willing to solicit memberships should contact Mathias for supplies and credentials. Guard Fence Along Road Erected Along the National Pike at Snaddock Springs a guard rail or fencing has been built for several hundred feet improving safety on the narrow road and steep bank situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McQ. Mathias
Frederick
Red Cross
Frederick County
Potomac Die Mision
Red Crosh
Maryland
Virginia
West Virgina
Whih
Mathias
Snaddock Springs
Bayer Aspirin Ad Emphasizes Genuine Labeling
An old advertisement warns buyers to look for Bayer on all Aspirin packages and tablets to ensure genuineness. It claims aspirin is prescribed by physicians for twenty one years and proven safe by millions. The copy promotes Bayer tablets for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache and pain with small tin boxes and larger packages sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
Druggista'Klao
Rapid strides made in dairying in Maryland
Maryland dairy teams at the National Daily Show in Chicago earned top marks in Ayrshire judging and strong showings overall. University of Maryland students from College Park and rural 4 H members judged cows, bulls, heifers and dairy products with high placements, including first in Ayrshire, second in cheese judging, and top scores by Clayton Reynolds and J. H. Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
University of Maryland At College Park
Agricultural Boy
J. H. Snyder
K. Holter
Frederick County
J. Rotaham
Clayton Reynolds
DeVoe Meade
University of Maryland
Baltimore County
E. F. Walter
J. Ralph Graham
Queen Anne's County
J. A. Gamble
Ohio
J. A. Snyder
Mary- Lind
Agricultral Boy Club
Joseph Hooper
Charles B Davis
Harford County
Chauncey Ahalt
Guernsey
Barn Burns Destroy Farm Barn Near Emmitsburg
Fire damaged a sage straw stack on Jake Stanibaugh’s Emmitsburg area farm and destroyed the barn. Estimated loss around $6,000. This is the third time the barn on this farm has burned down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Jake Stanibaugh
Proved Its Merit The First Week
Levi Hart of Big Spring Md, a Western Maryland Railroad man, describes a long, failing condition with sour stomach and gas. After trying Dreco, he reports weight gain of 22 pounds over six bottles, improved sleep and appetite, and no more sour stomach. Dreco is now sold by Pearce's Modern Drug Pharmacy in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Hart
Western Maryland Railroad
Big ‘Spring
Dreco
Frederick
Pearce
Modern
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School OF Missions
Evangelical ‘Reformed
Daily News
Christ
Arly
Uborali
Cojon
Alwaye
Carroll
Auto
Carr Owlys
John T. Woods, Jr
Elvin Unger
Baltt- A
Patrick
Wien
C. Wilson
Cemberlang
Susie Jean
Wilson
Weday
Mary
Myrkle- Harder
E. T. Hebfenstofin
Arehdeacon
Annapolis
Constructifiz
Mt. Airy
Aras
Mra
Hood
Charles McC. Mathias
Frederick CO
NAT. Bank
Meen
Ane
Capital
Culler
Peter
Aibion
Frederick County National Bank
Higgs’ Cottage Sanitarium
Young and Weiner’s
Eles
Frederick Ry
Harry J. Muller
East South Street
Markon & Blesfeld
Patrick Street
News-Post
Cumberland
Hinkin Gonkey Construction Co
BR. Terry
Civil Service
Continental
Washington, D
A. I. Bowles
New City
Williaimson
Itecord Street
P. Gator
Care News-Post
GML
Soda | Fountain
Cramer's
Palace of Music
Dot
News- Post
Ecco Eae Sr
Ey ,Culler
Agoit Tek the Heirs
E. Darner
Ambat
West
L. Dutrow
Auctlorcor
J. If
Bussard
Orphans’ Court
Sarah L. Baugher
Edw. Smith
Chares H. Butts
George T. Roderick
Albert M. Patterson
K.P. Ross
Nikiller
Mary Jane Evgs
Salor
Mary Jan Evca
Uxvecutors
Mount of Salers
Geo. Low
sMire
Charles WY. Rotts
Geo. T. Roderuck
Jonal
Albert
Pearl
Cutie
Mast Second Street
Urbana
Ware
Mack
Ian
Carroll St
Aste
Monte. Vue
Eneti
Seine
Paterick Street
the Bend
E. H. McBride
Aciotrot
Fcr
SRP
Raifatt
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