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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1919
Page
8
Hanford, Robert and family visit Uncle Dr Steph Hopkins in Bolatr. Baltimore doctors and several Washington Frederick travelers seen visiting relatives here and nearby towns. Numerous trips include arrivals from Baltimore Frederick and Washington with weekend stays and family gatherings across this rural community.
A birthday party near Thurmont Monday evening honored Mrs C V Jackson with many attendees listed by name. Guests included Mr and Mrs Raymond English, Mr and Mrs Powell, Mrs Charles Smith, and numerous neighbors and relatives.
Mr Eugene Levy of Washington spent several days visiting his aunt Miss Agnes Arnold in Taneytown and left for home Tuesday morning accompanied by his sister Miss Joseline Gallery who had been spending time there.
Mr Glenn Pottnberger sails to Chicago on a mainessrip. Miss White from Maimltsbore spent Keen time with Miss Clara wed Ane Banver and Mrs Ani Fox in Haltimore. Cavin Chester Tome and son visited, returning to Alfois. Nichols Kiliman of Washington visits friends. Mrs Glenn Crawford and daughter return home to Bal tinae. Mr Walter Merriman and daughter Sadie and Mr John Kelley visit Mrs A Wolfe. Mrs Hoover travels to Washington Do. Mrs Alfred Lewis and family on extended Mount Morris trip.
Community visitors from Washington and Baltimore visited families in Buckeystown and Hagerstown area. Local travel included Mr Lester Reaga in Hagers town and Mr Charley Cook in Jefferson. An auto crash near Ridgeville damaged a Chevrolet car driven by Lester G Cartin of Williamsport with minor injuries to Cottrill and truck owner Duton Market Co. involved. Cottrill recovered at Ridge and returned to Hagerstown.
Farmers begin cutting yellow corn as the harvest moon shines. Those on high ground ready now, while lowland crops must wait for fodder to mature. The season is praised for its steady pace and cooler air easing work.
Washington and Lee University announced a million dollar campaign to endow and enlarge facilities. Preliminary plans are perfected and active work is now under way.
Final preparations for the 250annul picnic in WaehTel ivove of the Mountaiidate Union Sunt day School. Candi dates for GovernorRobert C. Ritchie and State's Attorney qa W. Nice are expected to speak from the same platform. Hon. David J. Lewis will address on Christianity and the League of Nations. Musical program includes an organ concert and selections by the Yellow Springs Band.
A sequence of real estate transfers and marriage license records from Irving and surrounding towns. Deed items list transfers between various individuals and spouses with values from 5 to 10, plus countywide properties. Marriage licenses show Theodore Walt and U theth Haires, both of E applicant, Harry R. Flatt, George Washington Tyler, and Ollie Wanmond. New Market applicants noted as colored. Rev James Owen Wrightson has returned from vacation.
A Georgia reader Testimonial says Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured a severe female ailment in ten months, freeing her from bed rest and pain. She praises the root and herb medicine and invites others with headaches backache and blues to consult the company for personalized guidance with confidentiality guaranteed.
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