Local residents visit family and friends across towns
County residents Mr and Mrs Henry Saylor visit his mother Mrs Del a Saylor in Paton Bridge. Other relatives and guests from Harrisbourg Altoona Frederick Walkersville Catoctin Furnace and Taneytown are noted visiting kin including Mr Otho Donsife Miss Cora Hardy and Dorothy Malin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Saylor
Paton Bridge
de L'A Saylor
Robert, Saylor
Harrisoucg
Cora Stultz
Sadie Hildabridge
Draktock
Luther Donsife
Otho Donsife
Charles and
Foster Bragouler
Altoona
Lewis Haller
Children
Frederick
Cora Hardy
Walkersville
Allen Malin
Dorothy
James Hahn
Piney Creek
George Albaugh
Mildred Boller
Taney
Esty Ahalt
Catoctin Furnace
GetS-It corn cure advertised with cures and travels
The notice combines an old advertisement for GetS-It corn cure and a string of local social notes. It claims the product removes corns painlessly in two drops, selling at 25 cents, with further local mentions of residents visiting Baltimore Washington Atlantic City and teaching assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drageists
E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Our House Dresses Offer Bargain Quality
An advertisement touts Our House Dresses as different, cut fuller and sewn with a smaller stitch from good cloth. It urges buyers not to pay $1.00 for making one, claiming a cheaper dress is available for less.
Extra size or regular Brilli tian Cloth skirts
Bargain notice compares clothing types with a price highlight. It claims extra size or regular Brilli tian Cloth skirts are made to match the quality and look of the $2.98 skirts, offered at $1.25 extra.
Worth Five Dollars Serge Weight Best Ever
A promotional line touts Serge as the heaviest weight offered, claiming best value at five dollars, highlighting quality and heft.
School needs and children's clothing sale items
Classified list shows boys suits at 248, Boss Hats at 9c, hats for big and little boys, boys shoes at 1.50 sizes 2% to 514, leather shoe 1.93, girls dresses 0c sizes up to 14, underwear 25c, ribbed goods, girls shoes pumps hair ribbons and more. Read as a fall back to school shopping ad.
Company A to Baltimore for Star Spangled Banner parade
Frederick units of Company A will travel to Baltimore Friday morning as part of the First Maryland Regiment in the Star Spangled Banner Centennial celebration parade. The trip is voluntary and likely to draw many volunteers to bolster Frederick’s pride and presence in the event amid strained Baltimore-Frederick committee relations over a promised $2,600 grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Baltimore
Maryland
Maryland National Guard
Company A
Frederick County
Harvest Home Services at Pleasant Hill and Braddock Churches
The Pleasant Hill and Braddock Lutheran Churches held their annual Harvest Home services with large congregations. Rev. S A Hedges preached on Luke 12 16 20 The folly of laying up treasures for self and not being rich toward God. Fruits and vegetables were displayed at Braddock. Milton Akers delivered a wagon load of goods to the pastor in Middletown, who expressed sincere thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Braddock
S. A. Hedges
Braddock Church
Milton Akers
Middletown
Death of Clarence C. Dudrear former McSherrystown hotelkeeper
Clarence C. Dudrear 47, of York Pa former hotel owner and cigar businessman died after a two week illness from heart disease. Survived by wife Irene and two sons Robert T. and Albert C. Also survived by mother Fannie C. Dudrear and brothers Albert Irving T. and Edward E. Funeral services were held Friday at 7:45 am with burial at Mt. Olivet Hanover after a Mason and firemen community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence C. Dudrear
McSherrystown
Adama County
York
Dudrear
Airs
Irene E. Dudrear
Robert T
Albert C
Fannie C. Dudrear
Liberty
Town
Albert
Manchester
Irving T
Edward E
Libertytown
Rescue Fire Company
Volunteer Firemen’s Relief Association
Masons
Order of Eagles
Hanover
Social World Untermained Card Club Hosts at Ceresvilla
Mrs. Edward D. Shriner entertained the regular Friday Card Club at her home Ceresvilla today. A Californian inventor has developed an electrical device to operate a plotograph and motion picture projector in unison so phonograph records and pictures can be produced together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. Shriner
Ceresvilla
Halls Catarrh Cure AdClaims One Hundred Dollars Reward
A vintage advertisement promotes Halls Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co. It asserts a reward for catarrh cures and touts testimonials from the National Bank of Commerce and A Walls. The ad warns that the cure acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces and claims easy purchase through druggists. It includes pricing and a dosage note and repeats unavailable specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halls Catarrh Cure
Fd Cheney & CO
F. J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce, Taleo
A. Walls
Halle
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Auther
Genera Young
Sunda
Robert Everhart
Lillestown
Rank Dougherty
Familly
George McCleary
G. M. Catshall
Milton Gilbert
Ray Gilbert
Adam Stoyer
New Market
Nameville
Mrs. ©. W. Kidd
Washington
Lulu Hane
Atlantic City
Samuel T. Dixon
A. R. Dronenburg
Charley Quynn
Margaret Cronenburg
Nebraska
Blanche
Ethel Norwood
Geo. Wolfe
Mabel Moylan
Vancouver
Warren Saunders
John Sponseller
Melville Cromwell
John Molesworth
Mary Molesworth
Ida Rinehart
Teachers’ Institute
John Mussetter
West Patrick Street
Cla
Naeaa
Lancaster Gingham Is
Asuee’ Onderwear
Maryland Guard
Harvest Home Services
William H. Crawford
William Henry Crawford
West Virginia
Martinsburg
Mable
Crawford
New Rochelle
N. Y
Crawford Woolen
Baltimore, Md
James E. Doll
South Market
Frederick Gas and Electric Depl
Cee and Frederick Railway Co
East Patrick Street
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