Letters From Conespondents In Union Bridge News
Local notes from Union Bridge record visits and deaths. Albert Mitten visits family. William Isoyte’s death in Dayton Ohio leads to burial in Beaverdam Brethren church cemetery. Mrs Mary Franklin and daughter Lamore return from Straddock Heights. Various local happenings include new warehouse work, street paving on Thomas Street, and a seed farm idea. Marriages, deaths, and society programs are noted along with residents’ travels and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Albert Mitten
Weatminster
Wesley Little
Wiliam D. Isoyte
Dayton
Ohio
Beaverdam Brethren Church
Woodmen of America
Mary Franklin
Here
Lamore
Baltimore
Sraddock Heights
Thomas & Co
W. M
Thomas Street
Farquhar
Henedum Street
Emmitsburg Week of Arrivals and Chautauqua Events
The New Emmit House hosted visitors including George Kramer from Baltimore and J F Diggs of Hagerstown among others. The Boosters Club honored Miss Gertrude Paynekinski and the Spragues with Polish Pianists and interpreters while "Rip Van Winkle" and "Esmeralda" played. A public lecture by Dr W C Stiles drew an attentive audience as the Chautauqua program runs through Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
New Emmit House
George Kramer
Baltimore
Messrs
H. F. Bancroft
York
J. F. Diggs
Hagerstown
W. H. Shaws
Hampstead
A. G. Heminger
Greencastle
M. H. Bokee
H L. Fralerty
Charles F. Roth
Bluffton
Indiana
G. BR. Gray
Dickerson
Frank McLaughain
W. i. C. Culp
Washington
D. C
H. E. Shultz
Chicago
R. K. Penny
C. A. Schultz
New York City
R. K. Pierce
Boston
Mass
Messia
William D. Baumgardner
Frederick
Washington, D. C
J. L. Johnson
Howard Gibbs
Denver
Colo
Floy MO O Sprague
Gertrude Taynelkinski
Herbert Sprague
Radcliffe Chautauqua
S. Shawn
Frisco Camp
Shawn
Slagle
Boosters Club
Gertrude Paynekinski
Spragues
Rip = Van Winkle
Esmeralda
Co. W. Stiles
United States Public Health Service
Kaltimoriana
Thornbrooks
Edward Chance
Howard N. van Order
Grace
Catherine
Shirley van Order
Emil Budnitz
H. K. Schaeffer
H. M. Lever
Amelia Annan
M. Elizabeth Annan
Taneytown
J. Stewart Annan
Mice Annan
Helen K. Hoke
Gertrude
Annan
Anna Annan
L. Edwin Motter
Calendonia
Lucien Beam
Waynesboro
Lucy Eam
Booster Club
W. T. S. Culp
Hawkeye Glee Club
Edgar Zeck
Maria Zeck
Michael Humbert
Charles F. Keefer
Charles Ohler
Vincent Sebold
Frederick Sireet
Diving Venus With Baseball Carnival Opens Frederick Event
The Frederick Baseball Club hosts a Labor Day carnival featuring the diving Venus Miss Margaret Quincy and a 100 foot high ladder dive into a 3 foot pool. Ferris Wheel and Merry-go-round debut as the show arrives by special train with J F Murphy overseeing a Sunday rest policy. The act and other attractions aim to draw big crowds and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lepore
Ballyheon
Frederick
Carnival Company
J. F. Murphy
Murphy
Margaret Quincy
Freed
Quincy
Frederick Baseball Cluh
Wash day tips from Farm and Fireside era guide
A historic wash day guide offers color preservation methods for cottons and stockings, including red dye in water for bright hues, acetic acid to repair alkali damage, and alkali restoration with soda or ammonia. It describes glycerine rinse, vinegar for blue colors, hay water for natural tones, brown dye as substitute, boiling water for stains, turpentine bath for delicate fabrics, and a traditional New England starch method for dark prints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Live wire kills two linemen and a bystander at Sag Harbor
Richard Wells a lineman and John Bloomburgh a pedestrian were fatally injured when a live wire broke and lay on the ground for hours. Wells had come from Southampton to repair the break and reportedly requested the current be cut. A bystander attempted to assist Wells and was electrocuted along with Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard Wells
John Bloomburgh
Sag Harbor
L. I
Wells
Southampton
Bloomburgh
Over a Billion Barings in New York Clearing Figures
New York clearings on Saturday totaled 1,058,926,600 dollars, a record surpassing all prior totals. The rise follows full payment of a 250,900,000 dollar British loan and first of the month needs. The prior high was 863,176,606 dollars on November 1. St. Louis reports a factory that will use 200,000,000 feet of lumber this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Charles M. Speilman
Flora M. Otto
Middleburg
Hey
W. C." Ibach
Mildred Straw
W. BR
Wilson R. Straw
Richard
Wilmington
Del
Mountain View Cemetery
B. F. Clarkson
Grace Grossnickle
J. W. Little
Utica
Young People's Society of St. Paul's Reformed Church
Pauline Baer
Drayer
Glessner
Walter E. Atwil
Brighten the Corner
Jane Ramsburg
Edna Ensor
Walter E. Stull
Rev. Glessner
Donald Smith
Mildred Bortner
Erma Ramsburg
Edna Albaugh
Grace Ramsburg
Charlotte Smith
George Zeigler
Grayson Stull
Lewistown
Melvin Ramsburg
Elmer Ramsburg
Mr. and
Mira
William Keyser
Hethel
Prospect
Robert Goliey
Ralph
Norfolk
Mro
Mra
Bear Condon
George G. Dowers
Ephrat
Pac
H. H. Young
Fannie Young
Irene Hood
Ella Krelmer
Harvey Hood
Frederick Hospital
Chester Hobbs
Annie Hood
Harvey Haines
Libertytown
Walter Curfman
Taylor Sneadner
Thureday
Maynard's Bridge
Lavwis Myers
George Ripcon
I. L. Simpson
Margaret Lewis
Beulah Sneadner
Liosd G. Simpson
Simpson
Joseph Hitselberger
Jan Frederick
M. M. Cooke
Agnes Myers
Ming Mary
Richmond, Va
Menars
H. C. Trundle
H. S. Thoman
B. I. Hamaker
Wilbur
Gettysburg
Stephen Myers
Singanore
Piney Hill
Jennie Smith
Walkers' Vile
T. Frank Metcalfe
Newark
N. J
Brookland Farm
Mary Sappington
Mercy Hospital
Edward Beall
Miss Margaret Quincy
Live Wire
St. Louis
FI Howes
Hawaii
Spain
Norway
West Point
City Opera House
Box
Ford
H. &H. Motor & Tire Co
Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Rockefeller Investigating Committee
Ethel Grandin
Matt Moore
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