Purely Personal News From The Daily News
The Daily News lists returning travelers and visitors across towns. Mr. W. J. G. Reinmuth has returned from a business trip to Massachusetts. Lieutenant Earl F. Shriver and wife and daughter Margaret visit family in Frederick before returning to Atlanta. Miss Florence W. Nuzzey, Rockland near Shepherdstown, guests of Mrs. Laura Schley Osburn, returns. Mrs. L. R. Breighner and sons Paul and Jevne return from York after visiting relatives. he attends the Moose Convention in Chicago. Mrs. Catherine Bales of Martinsburg visits friends near Frederick. Mrs. Ernest M. Fox and daughter Margaret return from Harrisburg after a stay with Elmer C. Railing. Miss Mary Virginia Herwig returns home to Williamsport after summer with the Kolbs. Mr. and Mrs. Gibson C. Smith and son return from Asbury Park and Wildwood to their Frederick area home. Miss Naomi Gardner and Miss Nellie Cutshall host a house party at Needwood Inn with guests from Philadelphia, Baltimore, Winchester. Rev. Dr. U. S. G. Rupp returns from Mt. Gretna. Mrs. Rupp plans to return Tuesday. Mrs. C. C. Hill of Baltimore visits her father on North Market Street. Mr. Calvin Long spends a day in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. G. Reinmuth
Massachusettts
Earl F. Shriver
Margaret
Atlanta
Elroy L. Roelkey
East Third Street
Florence W. Nuzzey
Rockland
Shepherdstown
Laura Schley Osburn
William ¥. Osburn
West Third Street
L. R. Breighner
Sone
Paul and
Jevne
York
Paul Klipp
Braddock Heights
Breighner
Chicago
York Lodge
Catherine Bales
Martinsburg
W. Va
John Kiton
Frederick
Ernest M. Fox
Harrisburg
Elmer C. Railing
Dill Avenue
Mary Virginia Herwig
Kolb
West Church Street
Williamsport
Gibson C. Smith and Son
Asbury Park
N. J
Wildwood
Naomi Gardner
Nelle Cutshall
Hagerstown
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Winchester
Needwood Inn
U. S. G. Rupp
Mt. Gretna
Rupp
C. C. Hill
H. Jefferson Krise
North Market Street
Calvin Long
East South Street
Washington
Infant Deaths in Woodsboro and Carroll Street Family
Ernest W Wetzel seven months died Wednesday night at 11 within near Woodsboro funeral scheduled for 10 tomorrow with service at home by Elder Samuel Repp Interment in Union Chapel cemetery funeral directors L C Powell Co James Franklin Lowe seven months died Thursday night at 212 South Carroll Street funeral Saturday at 2 with service at home and interment Mount Olivet cemetery funeral director Thos P Rice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest W. Wetzel
Claude H. Wetzel
Woodsboro
Samuel Repp
Union Chapel
L. C. Powell & Co
James Franklin Lowe
Harry E. Lowe
South Carroll Street
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Thos. P. Rice
Post Office Buildings Proposed for Government Ownership
Postmaster General Work and President Harding back a nationwide plan to own all post office buildings in every city and town. Officials say government ownership would save about 500 million dollars over ten years by ending rent increases and profiteering in leases. The measure aims to curb rental costs and modernize the postal system as a business reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Harding
Rural Women's Clubs Meet in Frederick County
The Federation of Rural Women's Clubs of Frederick county plans two September 7 meetings at Winchester Hall at 2 o clock. Speakers include Dr. A S Cook Maryland state superintendent on improving rural life under the 1922 act, plus J W Jones former Montgomery County federation head, Mrs. James H Jones of Rockville, and Merc Archiball Small of Silver Springs. A separate notice promotes the play Mary at City Opera House September 3 with a distinguished cast and lively choruses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Rural Women's Clubs
Frederick County
Winchester Hall
Welock
A. S&s. Cook
Maryland
J. W. Jones
Montgomery County
James H. Jones
Rocktile
Montgomery County Federation
Archiball Small
Silver Springs
Stultz Faces Death Penalty Amid Reform Efforts
William A Stultz, condemned to be hanged, has shown a marked change while in jail. He asks guards to read the Bible daily, and two guards are assigned to watch him at night. His son Belchner visited from Baltimore and urged him to join the church and live upright. The wife and daughter, also in Baltimore, have not visited. Governor Ritchie has not set a date. at least 30 days must pass after sentencing before execution, and sheriff Jones will read the death warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A Stultz
Mehrl Smith
Joseph Hepp
Stultz
Belchner Stultz
Baltimore
Rockville
Ritchie
Bay
Montgomery County
Jones
Efforts Continue to End Brunswick Strike
About 150 Brunswick residents including Mayor Edward Shafer and council members attended a public meeting before the mayor's office urging strikers to accept terms offered Tuesday by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad officials. Mayor Shafer presided with remarks from Hogan Gross and Hoskins, while a meeting at Red Men's Hall featured Mr. Marghee of the National Labor Board. External action and national headquarters response are awaited, with 20 to 30 strikers expected to return to work today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Edward ©.Shafer
President Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Shafer
Mr. Shafer
George H. Hogan
W William L. Gross
F. A. Hoskins
Red Men's Hall
Marghee
National Labor Board
National Headquarters
Among the Sick Charles Redman Operated for Appendicitis
Charles Redman of Pearl underwent an appendicitis operation at Frederick City Hospital on Tuesday and is reported doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Redman
Pearl
Frederick City Hospital
Maryland Crop Conditions Week Ending August 23
Synopsis notes warm first half with above normal heat then cooler second half. Light to moderate rainfall across the state ending drought in Western Maryland while crops improve. corn remains excellent and harvests progress. Frosts in Garrett County caused some damage to buckwheat and early vegetables but not widespread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Sussex County
Del
Moryland
St. Poor
Garrett County
Democratic Dinner at Braddock Heights Sept 19
Frederick county Junior Democratic Club announces a September 19 dinner at Braddock Heights to inaugurate the Democratic state campaign. Governor Ritchie will speak alongside U S Senate and Sixth District candidates. toastmaster David C. Winebrewer III. many state leaders invited and expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Braddock Heights
Ritchie
United States Fenater
Congress
David C. Winebrewer, III
Governor Ritchie
William Cabell Bruce
David J. Lewis
William J. Norris
Frank W. Mish
Andrew J. Cummings
John H. Dennis
Wiliam
Robert B. Peter
Millard F. Tydings
William W. Beck
S. L. Byru
Omar D. Crother
Robert Biggs
Emory I. Coblentz
Walter J. Mitchell
John 8. Kelly
W. Mason Sheehan
Humphrey B.wolfe
J. H. C. Less
James H. Gampbrill
E. Austin Baughman
Philip B. Perlman
J. Hubert Wade
Frederick
Baltimore City
Paul I. Payne
Parsons Newman
Lesl
N. Coblentz
William M. Storm
Joseph F. Eisenhawer
Roger BR. Rice
Charles Wertheimer
American Legion
Bulwinkle
North Carolina
Legion
Everyody
Engagement and marriages listed in local notices
Engagement announced for Miss Margaret Mary Bresnahan of Woonsocket Rhode Island to Victor Cushwa of Hagerstown. Bresnahan a St Josephs College Emmitsburg graduate and School of the Museum of Fine Arts Boston student. Cushwa son of V M Cushwa of Hagerstown and former naval air service instructor now working with his father. Also noted are marriages Van Emon Larison of Jersey Shore Pa August 29 and Gricoski Bohner of Shamokin and Treveton Pa August 30 conducted by Rev A Lee Barret at Trinity M E church South parsonage East Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mary Bresnahan
Woonsocket
Rhode Island
Victor Cushwa
Hagerstown
Bresnahan
Patrick J. Bresnahan
St. Joseph's College
Emmitsburg
School of the Museum of Fine Arts
Boston
Cushwa
V. M. Cushwa
Naval Air Service
Gricoski—Bohner
Joseph Gricoski
Shamokin
Alberta Bohner
Treveton
East Third Street
A. Lee Barret
Trinity M. E. Church South
East Second St
West Sajnt
North Market Street
Willi
All Saints St
Wm. ER Slemmer
Mra R. Pampel
Erie
J. A Kidwiter
South Market
Bo Oe
Weekend shoe sale and notices at Weindberg’s
Saturday Night and Monday specials advertise tan and black school shoes babies and adults at low prices, plus hosiery caps and slippers. Local ads promote furnished rentals Braddock Heights and a range of merchants Freeland druggists and a junk shop, with sales events at Grace Reformed Church lawn and a cake and ice cream sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childs
Misces
Oxford
Empire Theatre
Wenberg's
Fidelis Bible Cless
Grace Reformed Church
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Mary
City Opera Howe
Taesdar
Geo. M. Cohan
Leautr
Boston Transrip
Ibay
Heights
James Painter
G. Hunter Bowers
Williama
W. Lidie
West Patrick Street
Josephine Unalehower
Stieff
H. M. Orrison
Rep
Chas. M. Stieff. Inc
Fourth St
Fred Main
Weinberg
Harner’s
Harner's
J. W. Harner
Frederick, Md
W. L. Smith
B. Patrick St
Royal Society
N. R
D. Mantz
Grace
George's Creek
Jamison
Fourth Streets
Chapel Alley
Frederick Junk Company
Frank Gastley
Tyler’s Jewelry Store
Monument
Tombstone
Howard G. Taylor
Robert M. Staley
Dili
Gittinger’s Grocery
Kirs
East Third St
Park Avenue
ME. Fisher
Clarke Place
Dianne
Apriy Smith
East Second
West Fifth St
Heard
Middletown
Ain
West Church &T
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Joseph D. Baker
Holmes
Baker
WM. G. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Sam'l G. Duvall
Asst
Cashier
Joseph McDivit
John
Ramsburg
D. Edward Kefauvet Joseph D. Baker
Thos
H Haller
Charles H. Conley, M. D
Peter L. Hargett
Newman
James H. Gambrill, JR
Holmes D. Baker
Daniel Baker, JR
C. EB. Devilbiss
West Patrick St
P. O
John R. Abenshon
South St
York, Pa
Neons-Post
Doll Breeze
Doll Brothers O
Tri- City
St. Baltimore
Shank and Etaler
United States Labor Board
Central Restaurant
Inewick
Star Motor Comener
The
News Job Printing Office
John D. Hendrickson
Coats
Sealon
Lome
State Road
Bouth Street
Insurance
Court Street
Frees Railroad
Sard
Mocers
West End
Siz
Voewessioh
Roma
Cal and
Eee
My Lst
Markwood D. Barp
Glen Merry
Clint
Adams Tract
Jefferson
Sass Rehing
Toadia
John H. Nelson
Colorado
Dlc
Sila
W. N. Jolliffe
Adenp Town
Ixtra
Adamstown
Urbana
Buckeystown
Adams
Unionville
Mt. Pleasant
Johnsville
Petersville
Monrovia
Union Brides
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John N. Clary
Wilson
Markell N. Nelson
Real Estate Department
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Grayson H. Mercer
Gratson H. Mercer
R. Rami
Parma
Ryern
Washingto
Second Street
Cramer & Stauffer
Noah & Cramer
John H. Stauffer
W. Fn
Good Bi
Market St. i
Park
Rosa
Actea
Goos Blige
Lota
College Park
Garige, Crawer & Stauffer
St. Frederick
Pj Peers
Thomas P. Rice
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