Viscount Chinda Visits Frederick County To See Botanic Garden
Viscount Chinda, the Japanese ambassador, visited Frederick County with a diplomatic party. He praised Francis Scott Key’s tomb visit, admired Mr. Hargett’s garden, and commended a public park botanical garden movement. Flowers from William F. Gude and John Cook accompanied the visit. The group toured Mt. Olivet cemetery and other local sites before departing for Blue Ridge Summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key
Ted Bates S. Chinda Molmed
Krenk
Hargett
Ferots
Chiada
Wallington
Parvin
Johns Hopkins University
Wath Frederick
Frederk
Viscount Chinda
Rue Ridge
Viscount Grearly
Lumcheon
West Second Street
C. B. Cox
D. John Markey
Leonard E. Kolmer
William T. Delaplaine
Mr. Hargett
William F. Gude
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Capital
Francis Scott Ker
John Cook
Baltimore
Cook
Harcett
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Blue Ridge Summit
Big temperance picnic set for Poole's Grove Friday
A large temperance gathering postponed by weather will occur at Poole's Grove near Purdam Montgomery county on Friday September 3 under Mountain View Methodist Protestant church auspices. Addresses include Rev C R Strasberg Rev Charien E Ely Dr Thomas M Hare and Rev TS Yass with music from local churches. Estimated attendance once poised at 3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poole’s Grove
Purdam
Montgomery County
Mountain View
Bethesta
Damascus
Local residents visit friends and family across towns
Mrs J Harry Jones of Washington views relatives in the city while Miss Hilda Raahe of Baltavare visits Miss deta Macmeah Wore Fourth street. Numerous friends and relatives, including Mr and Mrs Evard Kepner, Mr Stephen Goisbert, and Miss Louise Frazier, are noted as visiting or returning from trips to Baltimore, Washington, Chambersburg, and other nearby places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harry Jones
Washington
Relathy Duide City
Hilda Raahe
Baltavare
Deta Macmeah
Fourth Street
Florence Gantt
Curmberland
Nelite Trainor
West South Street
Harry Sanders
South Math Street
Altmors
BR. Evard Kepner
Atlantic City
Chaxlatte
Vo Bhallatings
Stephen Goisbert
Baltlimore
Lillian i Andeta
East Patrick Street
Wiliam T. Adam
West Patrick Street
Agerstown
Marttingburg
W. Va
Adear Brust
Mole Eisenhauer
J. Vranik Eisenhauer
New York
Gertrude Norris
Brunswick
Louise Frazier
Paul C. Whipp
J. O. Hendrix
East Second Street
William Lebherz
Baltimore
HL. Gates Smith
Waters
Bryan Says He Will Not Seek Office This Year
Chicago September 1 Willam Jennings Bryan declares the work he plans for his remaining years does not include holding political office. He comments on Roosevelt and the Republican split, noting potential effects if Roosevelt remains independent or returns to the party. He warns of continued division and the possible gains for Democrats and Progressives depending on party alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Willam Jennie. Bryan
Roosevelt
Fishment
Democratic Party
League of Cities Convenes Sixteenth Meet At Pennsylvanian Hall
The sixteenth and meeting of the League at Mattes of the Toipt Clacs in Pennsylvania convened for a three day session. Reading president W. Stratin presided as officials welcomed attendees with remarks on city governance and cooperation. A motion was debated on infant rights and parental authority within municipal law, prompting discussion on reforms and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Mattes
Penns
W. S'ratinn
Reading
Owelcomes
Arttr
Sreke
Uman
Peter EL
Pomal
Vargar
Cregg
News of County Tewnse Society Notes and Local Happenings
County correspondence reports visits by Hoffman, Pittinger, and Martin families in Baltimore and nearby towns. College work progresses with a renovated approach, new junior building framing rising, corner stone planned. Road repairs from Emmitsburg to Thurmont advance, plus Swastika Club considering an early fall drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the College
Mary Jordan
John Bailey
Hunt
Baltimore
Alex Knott
Thomas Martin
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
St Anthony's
St. Anthony’s
Hansonville Notes on Local Residents and Visits
Mrs Rosa Cain returned to Frederick after weeks at the bedside of Mrs Charles Main. Mrs Sarah Michael visits Mrs Main who is slowly improving. Mrs Charles Storr of Philadelphia visits her mother Mrs J E Palmer. Miss Catherine Snook and Irene Harper return home after a week with their grandmother. The Warver Bre. are heart aflame with plans for Phansenia tile scheme, it seems. Mrs Amny Talmer Wachter visits Adamstown. Mrs Paren Marler and family spend weeks with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Cain
Charles Main
Frederick
Sarah Michael
Mrs. Main
Charles Storr
Philadelphia
J. E. Palmer
Catherine Snook
Irene Harper
Ramshars
Catan Harper
Nathaniel Washter
Favard
Laura Willer
Martie
Amny Talmer Wachter
Adamstown
Mre
Paren
Dena Kohn
Baltimore
H. N. Wormts
Peter DiNon
Mt St Marys Notes On Local Events In Towns
The fragment mentions St Anthonys and Detecr arg Re la hoa and a list of names including Mince Hivard Siltver and Josph Tender Whe. It references a Presbyterian or Rominary facility and a gathering at the coalesce re towns Thursday dining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Anthonys
Community News From Washington And Nearby
Local residents visit relatives in Washington and New York. Catherine Doherty returns to Washington after visiting the Steadman home. William Turner of Aldie visits Thos Stunkle. Robert George of California visits his brother Walace George. Ethel Steadman visits sisters in Washington. Heath White returns from Atlantic. Recer Shry family and Herbert Fry spend days at Atlantic City. Revival meetings led by Rev G W Parker begin at the Baptist church on Sunday September 3 with assistance from Rev Vr Rechelle. Sydenstricker mentioned at Front Royal. Hamilton noted in report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Doherty
Washington
John Steadman
James Myers
Heil
Herbert Fry
New York
Canada
Wiliam Turner
Aldie
Thos
Stunkle
Robert George
California
Walace George
Ethel Steadman
Heath White
Atlantic
Recer Shry
G W Paker
Vr Rechelle
North Cara
Announcement of Cuslan Wood business takeover changes
We have taken over the Cuslan Wood business from the Runkles and Muli and will operate at the old location with expanded facilities. Our aim is to serve patrons with full weight, cool quality of work, and efficient service. Contact details for the up town office and mortgage note info are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fimei Runkles and Muli
Ald
Roe
Ment Co
Brunswick Women Attend Old School Baptist Convention in Luray
Misses Etta and Carolyn Compton attended the Old School Baptist convention in Luray Virginia. Train engineers ran 8400 tons of coal from Keyser West Virginia to Brunswick in 9 hours 50 minutes, a record time. Locals visited relatives and friends in Harrisonburg Bowmans Baltimore and Washington DC, while others traveled for vacations and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Etta
Carolyn Compton
Luray
Win
Wenner
Atlantic City
N. J
Mire Wate Bragg
Hanover
Harman
Mentzer
Clatterbuck
Keyser
W Va
Rubert Sellers
Washington, D. C
Brunswick Street
Katharine Brown
R. J. Brown
L. T. Stickley
Seranni
N. R. Scanlan
New York
John R. Green
Real estate listings near Frederick and surrounding areas
Markwood D Harp lists extensive land for sale across Montgomery and Frederick counties, detailing hundreds of acres near New Market, Barnesville, Walkersville, Urbana, Monrovia, and more. The inventory includes land parcels from 2 to over 1,800 acres, with dozens of locations named and noted as near towns such as Jefferson, Mt. Pleasant, and Braddock. A Pythian Castle Building notice and contact in Frederick conclude the listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Wood D. Harp
New Market
Hed Hlchuel House
Fréderteb
Bythiel
Maick
Park Afilis
Mred
Jund
Aaios
Ear Poulesville
Aery County
Mad
Rey
Lraderick
Vreso
Mt Pleasant
Weagaville
Louk News
Jefferson
Nea
Walkersville
Liberty
Pra
Detour
Fréderick
Dand
Bear Liberty
Lant
Barnesville
Grennery County
Montgomery County
Sacres
Ind
New London
Clarksburg
Hind
Indian Spe
Fred
Lund
Immitsburg
Laut
Foolesville
Grreeham
Wooudsboro
Thurnott
Yellow Lpgs
Amore of
Woodsboro
Brunswick
Deerwood
Thurmont
Comus
Montgomery Coun
Lewistown
Beallsville
Key-Mar
Peageville
Lesgistown
LeGore
Reisterstown
Lang
Frederick
Feagaville
Dickerson
Braddock
Mt. Airy
Monrovia
Frederic
Smithsburg
Emmitsburg
Buckeystow
Sheystown
Wipersport
Mt. Pleasant
Shenandoah Valley
Petersville
Araby
Evamitsberg
Nearederick
Lewlids
Urbana
Charlesvile
Linganore Inn
Déans’ Station
Walkeraville
Woodsboro Pike
Myersville
Charlesville
Mt. Atry
West Friendship
Catoctin Furnace
Creagerstown
Tuscarora
Rocky Ridge
Harper's Ferry
New Midway
Ellcott City
Ellicott
Ellicott City
Montevue
Woodshorn
Woodshoro
Ridgeville
West Friendacres
Burkitteville
Burkittaville
Sikesville
Reisteratafen
Peart
Johnsville
Walkereville
Johneaville
Chatieville
Walkeracille
Wansenville
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Pane
Frank C. Hargett
Bradly
Bryan
Polis
League OF Cities
Peres
Pooh
Japan
News of
County Tewnse
Charles Hi. Hoffman
Charles L. Pittinger
Minnie A. Hoffman
Mary
William G. Kolb
Daniel Sherfey
Katie C. Martin
Harvey M. Pittinger
Charles H. Martin
Cora L. Pittinger
Westminster
Harry Hope
Marriottsville
Elmer J. Pittenger
Charles
Near
Rocky Ridgo
Harney HK. Martin and Child
William T. Martin
Fanity
Leys
Ruth
Leah Fox
Aveagerstown
Beulah Martin
William Shorb
William H. Martin
Flarry C. Hope
Minnottsville
George W. Tittenger
Lows
Edward Seltzer
Mary Knott
Hansonville
MT. ST. Mary's
Leesburg, VA
Sydenstricker
Hamilton
Coal Yan
Ofice
Town
Cis
Hygeia Ice CO
H. Bennett
Harrisonburg
Edgar Miller
Washington, D.C
Grim
Washinston County
Mayme Fleshman
Baltmore
Misa Ethel Stickley
Earl Nucethas
Grafton
Meus
George Birety
Emory L. Coblentz
L. A. Chiewell
Francis H. Engle
Abraham Hemp
8. Johnson
Hayward John C. Lamar
R. Rush Lewis Frank
Norwood Eutaw D. Neighbs
Benj. C. Perry
Richard P. Ross
C. Renn
Snook
Chas. Wértheimer
Whitehill
Newton M. ‘Zentz
Trust Company OF Maryland
Crere Terre
Blair Lee
U. S
Crothers
Strauss
Bey
Bernard C. Thomas
Emerso G. Barrington
Better Clothes
Harry G. Dorsey & Co., Popular Price Outfitters
North Market Street
Choice
Montgomery Farm
Frederick Farm
Mont
New London Farm
Poolesville
Morteng
Markwood D. Harp
Laisen
Francisco Nthe
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