Local Liberty Town News and Church Notices
Community notes report residents ill or improving, church improvements by Wheeling Corrugating and Lambert, rainfall floods town streets and meadows, upcoming Methodist events at Linganore and Juniusville, visits from Baltimore and Frederick, socials and ice cream festivals at St Peter's and John Wesley, various travels and family updates, and flood damage to lowlands from recent heavy rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry St. Boyle
Roy Gardiner
B. V. Norris
Thomas 5S
Rebecca Davis
Jane Lease
Elizabeth Lease
H. M. Lease
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wheeling Corrugating, Co
Henry R. Lampe
Frederick City
W. David Sneadener, Jr
Town Granc
Liberty Circuit
Linganore Church
Watsop
West Baltimore
Ling
Our Boys Shoes Win Loyal Reputation for Quality
Our Boys Shoes have earned a fine reputation for goodness. If your boy wears out a pair in about six weeks, bring him here and let us shoe him.
Burkipsville Guests Return and Church Services Noted
Mr Susan Whalen and daughter Mr Clinton Burras and granddaughter Helen Burras return to Baltimore after seven weeks with Mrs C J Gaver. Next Sunday services are listed for Lutheran at 10 30 am Reform at 12 28 pm and Episcopal at 3 20 pm. Mr J A Ramsburg of Frederick recently visited cousins Mrs Filen S Karn and Mrs M C A Pfeifer. Miss Anna Pfeifer and niece Miss Ruth Pfeifer visiting Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Whalen
Clinton Burras
Helen Burras
C. J. Gaver
Baltimore
T Lutheran Church
Reformed Church
Episcopal Church
Wr. J. A. Ramsburg
Frederick
Filen S. Karn
Local Society Notes From Petersville Area Visits
Wallam Pfeifer near Petersville and numerous neighbors and relatives are listed visiting, hosting, and traveling. Names include Arnold Hayden McCahn Barger Himes Weaver Kepler Wakenight Snook Kiffner Wachter Palmer Duvall and others with multiple trips to Baltimore Frederick Pittsburgh Washington and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Barger
Bone
Mattie Rudy
Parkersburg
W. Va
J. W. Billeary
Urbana and Vicinity News Roundup
Ms Eva Willard of Washington visits her parental home while Mr and Mrs Ernest White of Buck Lodge spend weekend with the Specht family. Maurice Roberts and William Null return from Frederick to Urbana area. Blanche Gardiner visits brother James Geisler near Tyattsown. Corn crop cutting and cider making underway. Miss Bessie King returns from hospital. Urbana Methodist church remodeling completed with reopening next Sunday. Wm Gresler and daughter visit Urbana friends. Lon Conard and Clifton Anderson visit Thurston. Full moon brings boating and canoeing on the Monocacy. river banks muddy but water clearer after recent rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathanial Wachter
Edward
Hicks Miller
Hansonville
Calvin Harper
S. W Ramsburg
Irene Harper
Catherine Palmer
James Shoemaker
Frederick
William Shoemaker
Mary Shawn
Olga
Jennie Heerd
Lewis Heerd
Lewis
R. K. Harper
Messrs. Gibbs
York
Pami H. kKetterman
Kin Duvall
Vredenck
Albert Waiters
John W Null
Shurth
Tan O
Genevieve
Indiana
Eva Willard
Washington, D. C
Ernest White
Buck Lodge
2Uehrel Specht
Maurice Roberts
Wiliam Null
Wiliam C. Nall
Blanche Gardiner
James Geisler
Tyattstown
Bessie King
Hogpila
Urbana Methodist FE
Wm Gresler
Urbana
Lon Conard
Clifton Anderson
Thurston
Purely Personal Visitors and Relatives Nearby
Purely personal notices list Paul C Whipp visiting relatives in the city. J J Snyder and others tour towns on business and leisure, with numerous trips to Ocean Grove, Atlantic City, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Washington. Several residents return home from visits in Buckeystown, Hagerstown, and Frederick, with updates on family and acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul C Whipp
New York
McNulty Brothers Pursue Sheriff Nomination Challenge
Mr McNulty and his son Mr Thomas F McNulty of Baltimore pursue a Democratic Sheriff nomination challenge. They claim unjust deprivation and report daily new evidence as friends assist. State's Attorney Owens also gathers data for grand jury presentation next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F McNulty
Baltimore
Owens
Rexall Orderlies Promise Free Trial Even If Unsuccessful
An advertisement touts Rexall Orderlies as a guaranteed constipation remedy that will be provided free of cost if it fails to relieve chronic constipation. It claims the product tones nerves and muscles of the large intestine, won’t purge, suits children, and is sold only at The Rexall Store run by J. A. Williamson on North Market Street, urging readers to place ads in The News for small costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
J. A. Williamson
North Market St
Advises as to milk and water precautions for infectious diseases
City Health Officer McCurdy urges boiling water for drinking through winter and boiling or sterilizing all milk to prevent typhoid and other infections. August health report lists 22 deaths and multiple infectious disease cases, with past typhoid linked to infected milk on a route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ome Hiuulus UR Lee Wak
McCurdy
Horse kicks injure Russell White at Livery Stables
Russell White was kicked in the left leg near the hip while leading a horse into the livery stables of Allen McTleary on Tral avenue yesterday. He suffered a very bruised leg with no broken bones and was carried indoors where the wounds were bathed. He can still move about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell White
Allen McTleary
Tral Avenue
Mr. White
Cascarets Claim Quick Morning Cleanser For All
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a nightly laxative that cleanses the stomach and bowels without griping. It targets headaches fatigue and digestive ills, claiming a 10 cent box lasts months for the whole family including children.
Dance in Graveyard Shocks Big Pool Community
A Big Pool woman told Justice Hartle of a graveyard dance in the village where couples danced round and square amid ancient monuments. Lanterns cast faint light as the group courted death and drank Jamaica rum, ending near sunrise in a dry town. No warrants were issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Pool
Washington County
Hagerstown
LE. B. Hartle
Newport
Guitred
Hackensack
Jamaica
Gus
Eleaven
Hartle
New Banking Firm Includes Frederick W Legg Member
Frederick W Legg son of Mrs Eien T Legg formerly of the city joins the new banking firm Nelson Cook and Company of Baltimore. He has long been with Hambleton and Co. The other members are S L Block Charles M Lee John M Nelson and J Henry Cook. Mr Nelson is uncle of E C Markell of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Legg
Eien T. Legg
Thie Sity
Nelson, Cook and Company
Bapkera
Baltimore
Legg
Frederick
Hambleton and Co
Messrs. S. 2. Block
Charles M. Lee
John M. Nelson
J. Henry Cook
Nelson
C. Markell
Local firm to continue as ZEMO skin remedy agent
J A Williamson of this city has closed a deal to remain the agent for ZEMO the well known external treatment for eczema and skin diseases. The firm will offer limited samples to skin sufferers and provide a booklet on skin preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Williamson
Willamson Drug Co
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Poplar Springs
J. W. Parris
Johnsville
Juniusville
Frank and
Joseph
Mattie Myers
Ida E. Smith
Ellin Krise Woodwardson
Bullimore
Flo, Smith and James
W. 4. Kane
Samuel J. Kavanaugh
Peyton Brown
Johnwiilk
Nowa
William Appleby
Hanover
Mollie EH Smith
St. Peter's
Opera House
Joana
Harry Sweadener
Fannie Sneadener
Walnut Street
John Wesley
Ida Dudrear
McSherrystown
Hl Knoen
Market St. Frederick
G. O. Paxson
Edw. C. Cowling
North Market Street
Niewera Pee Frchye
Burkitpsville
Lewis Look
GC. A. Weaver
Alonzo Kepler
Middletown
Ella Wakenight
Pittsburgh
Abraham Wakenight
Mountaindale
Lewis Hamrick
Theodore France
Samuel Lamrick
Maurice Snook
Daniel Blumenauer
Gca Rice
Lily Stone
Nina Blumenauer
Alice Geasey
Slagerstown
George Kiffner
Creagerstown
Newton Wachter
Pearl
Chas. Palmer
Daniel Palmer
Mildred
Seatonville
Thos. Palmer
Dours
Me. J. J. Snyder
Mast Church Street
Sykesvile
McFfennse
Mas V
Frances Duichardsao
Sanith
Vom Square
Mise
Adelaide Eunneder
Braddock
Charles Cronise
West ‘Third Atveel
Tam
Then Grove
Sin
Fo Chilton
Ocean Grove
N. J
Henry J. D. Hagan
Pen-Mar
Dudley Page
Acn
Dudley
Atlantic City
Alis. W. A. Woodward
Coatesville, Pa
Ernest Helfenstein
Qglarke Place
Norfolk
Richmond
Washington
Daniel.mmehmiing
Ezra Oilman
West South Street
Elizabeth Hermann
Rev
B. A. G. Hermann
Cessna, Pa
Barnett Zumbro
Waynesboro, Pa
Mrs
Charles Brust
West Church Street
Charles Michael
Robert Remsburg
Roanoke, Va
L. A. Burek
East Church Street
Philadelphia
BE. L. Schmid
Hot Springs, Va
Glenn H. Worthington
Record Street
Mrs. L. P. Scherer
Mrs Scherer
Charles J. Doll
Weat
Third Street
May Ellis
Gladys J. Stull
Buckeystown
Warry BE. Chapline
Shepherdstown
Wm. D. Baumgardner
Richard
Roy Routzahn
York, Pa
Noah E. Cramer
Catherine
Rose Hit
David Kelley
Harry W. Miller
Court Street
W. E. Lampe
Boonsboro
Edith Simmons
Mabel Molesworth
Gladys H Stull
Harvey P. Conner
C Green
Frederick City Hospital
E . Kefauver
Thurmont
Ely
N. E. Kefauver
R C. Kefauver
Mr. McNulty
Horne
New Banking Firm
Uence
A. R. Flautt
Frederick, Md
Joseph D. Zimmerman
E. Church St
Kessler Bros
Brill
Eastwater Street
Ehone
K. Frederick, Md
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