PURELY PERSONAL LOCAL VISITOR NOTES AND TRAVEL
Purely personal items list residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs T Edgar Brust of Washington visiting Charles Brust in Wert h Church slest. Philadelphia's Stephen H Bunnett vacationing with family on East Church Street. Miss Frances C Shortt of Annap olg visiting uncle William Shortt Marl ey Anne Arundel in Frederick. Grace Mullen and cousin Miss Grace Mullen of Marl ey to Brad dock Heights. Dr and Mrs James Shreeve of Baltimore visiting Stra, Charles Schroeder returned. Mary Mantz Gittinger vacationed at Brightside Braddock Heights returning to Wilkes barre later. Clarence Fogle of Washington spent weekend with Raymond Eyler. Grace Limbert staying with Eyler. Visitors at Eyler home South Market street include J W Brown, Charles Lambert, Ira Lambert and daughter Frances from Rockville, Jesse King of Baltimore. Alice Fyler returned from cast wear with aunt Mrs Emory byler Weet Mulberry Baltimore. Marie W Atell of Washington visiting the Misses Staley, returned home. Virginia James returned from Washington after weekend at home. James f Cenneprepping some weeks at A Hig Coty. Danl Derr employed at Commissionee of Water Vehicles offices in Hartmore for weekend visit. Vane Rhinehart accepted a position in Canton Ohio. Walter B Sinnett left for Washington to take position with the Wir Department. Mr and Mrs sons Bowers and son Charles Frederick Harmony Grove and T Clyde Bout son Sr depart Atlantic City Co for one week.
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Braddock Heights
James Shreeve
Baltimore
Stra
Charles Schroeder
Mary Mantz Gittinger
Brightside
Wilkes-s Barre
Clarence Fogle
Washington
D.C
Raymond Eyler
South Market Street
J. W. Brown
Charles Lambert
John
Ira Lambert
Frances
Rockville
Montgomery County
Jesse King
Alice Fyler
Emory Byler
Vane Rhinehart Hag
Canton
Ohio
Walter B. Sinnett
Wir
Bowers and Son
Charles Frederick
Harmony Grove
T. Clyde Boutson
Atlantic City
The Pendulum Swings Toward Business Training
The article notes more girls in high school pursuing business courses as doors open to women, while academic classes grow less favored. It argues the pendulum swings with wartime demand and later shifts toward academic preparation, stressing the need for stenographic and office training as job markets evolve.
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Mer
Army
Elasses
Bo Lo College
Ery Dee
Unsafe State Roads Prompt Call for Better Edges
The piece argues that filling roadside shoulders with clay wrecks winter and rain, turning dirt into mud that overflows onto oiled highways and causes accidents on state roads. It urges the State Roads Commission and engineers to find safer methods, noting existing horse traffic needs and hazards for motorists. It also mentions social notes and local ads amid the commentary.
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Citi
State Roads Commission
Fisk
Forester Besley Visits Frederick To Survey Notable Trees
State Forester Besley arrived in Frederick to assist local landowners with woodland and road issues. He is compiling a native trees handbook for the State Board of Forestry and seeks information on notable trees in the area to photograph and illustrate. Researchers and focal residents were contacted for data on noteworthy trees today.
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Bestey
Frederick
Besley
State Board of Morestry
Starry Hickman and Daniel Starry wed in Baltimore
Hymeneal notice of Mrs Nettye Hickman formerly of Frederick marrying Daniel W Starry of Baltimore on August 21 at Wilt Ham Street church parsonage. Also Abrecht Marsden wedding on September 2 at Ida Marsden home, and a Baltimore license issued to Vernon Kelley and Clara L B Thomas.
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Starry—Hickman
Nettye Hickman
Frederick
Daniel W. Starry
Baltimore
WiHam Street
Abrecht—Marsden
Robert N. Abrecht
Helen Marsden
Ida Marsden
FE. Siath Street
EH. Hummelbaugh
Vernon FE. Kelley
Brunswick
Clara L. B. Thomas
Frederick Local Briefs 1899: Train Jump Injures Boy
Twenty years ago in Frederick a youth jumped from a streetcar at night, cutting his head on impact and being brought home by Marty Chew and Harold Ramsburg. Today reports note school openings with strong attendance and list teachers at Boys’ High, Girls’ High, and South Street Schools.
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Leonard Storm
Richard Storm
South Market Street
Marty Chew
Harold Ramsburg
Amon Burgee
Chas. 0. Clemson
Irving S. Biser
Mary G. Ott
Isa Kate Bartgis
Mary E. Wood
Marion Kolb
M. M. Robinson
Lillie M. Wiener
Pearl Eader
Etta Brust
Alice J. Shope
Della Stull
Ella C. Keller
Jane ©. Staley
Blanche C. Lampe
Hattie D. Boblitz
Katherine Wiener
South Street School
D. C
Aldridge
Misses Matilda Bleifeld
Sadie Duvall
Sadie Hahn
States Repair East Patrick Street Stirs City Debate
City officials press the Maryland State Roads Commission to take over and repair a Patrick Street segment from Lewis W. Mehming to the city line, claiming state ownership. State official Zouck seeks verified evidence before proceeding, while city work on other streets continues amid mixed conditions.
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Banquo
Frederick
East Patrick Street
State Roads
Cene Albert GC
Veluplaine
Zouek
State Roads Commission
Patrick Street
Tam
Zonek
St Aten
Zone
Lewis W. Mehming
State of Maryland
Baltimore
Gibner Schley
West MaIh
Buat Bhupe
Social World Reception in Brownsville Honors Nelles 18th
A social gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Uoffmaster in Brownsville honored Nelle’s eighteenth birthday with a Thursday evening supper. Attendees included Rev Noah Castle, Mrs Gladys Vogleaintson, Mrs Martha Yountkins, Mr and Mrs Hassell Thompson, several Castles, Deeners, Arthurs, Mallendores, and many others from Frederick and nearby communities. The event featured names across local families and prominent residents, reflecting a lively neighborhood social scene.
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Brownsville
Mrooand
Frank Dothnaste
Brownssie
Nelle
Noah of
Castle
Witty Meo
Mais
Aves Thompson
Gladys Vogleaintson
Martha Yountkins
Hassell Thompson
Mary Carter
Mes
Jeannette Pouch
Mary Mogan
Muriel Bussard
Blessing Castle
Buelah Hotnaster
Charles Arthurs
Margueritte Castle
George Fouvh
FL M
Stile
Rele | Holmes
Mehr Hahn
Virginia Younkins
Thurston Mallendore
Elsie Dayhoff
Emsworth Huot
Evelyn Carlier
Uilda Hottmaster
Lee Mallendore
Mabel Hotmaster
Floyd Koutzel
Dewey ‘Taylor
Rave 'Paylor
Nellie Thomaster
Mauric Theater
Kanehe Deener
Robert Martin
Marion Carter
Norman Gordon
Lee Martin
Martin
Mongo Carter
Howard Deener
Chas
Deener
Cornelius Castle
Thomas Hogan
Harry Hahn
Maurice Deener
Lee A. Mullendore
George Hatn
al Frederick
Charles Carter
Leoree Hotmaster
Amslee Deener
Webster Lent
Suffs Predict Maryland Final Ratification of Federal Amendment
The National Woman's Party predicts final ratification of the Federal Constitution amendment granting women the vote by January 1920. Maryland officials and governors are noted for ratifying promptly after the session. Arthur P. Gorman Jr remains in Johns Hopkins Hospital with improving condition after transfer there a few days ago.
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Maryland
National Woman's Party
Maryland Ig
Gorman
Arthur P. Gorman, Jr
State Tax Commission
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Military Instructor Hordentown School Appointment
Major G. Thornton MacKenzie of the regular army and war veteran has accepted a position as military instructor at Hordentown Military School. He remains in the army. Former Frederick High School faculty member G. vs. McCormack of Chatham Va spent part of the summer in Frederick and left for Brunswick then Rockville to teach.
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G. Thornton’ MacKenzie
Kaxerstown
Regular Army
Hordentown
MacKenzie Will
Army
Frederick High School
G. Vs. McCormack
Chatham
Frederick
Bruns Wick
Rockville
Boonsboro Farm Auction Offers Horses Cattle and Machinery
Advertised sale in Boonsboro Md lists horses including a bay mare Nellie and a bay colt Prince, cattle with a four year old cow and two heifers, hogs, a Deering binder, planters and plows, various harnesses and farming tools, hot water incubators, eggs and equipment. Sale terms require a buyer’s note and settlement day of sale. probate court letters previously issued. Also a local political note and a medicinal ad for Dreco claiming relief from rheumatism and constipation.
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Charlie
Nellie
Fannie
Prince
Dock
Ds. Jiorne
Syracuse
Oliver
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