Stockings Reach 2,988,000 Pairs. Local Mill Talk at Kiwanis
L L Wilson of Union Manufacturing describes Frederick hosiery output for 1925 totaling 2,988,000 pairs, enough for 249 pairs per resident of Frederick, and traces hosiery industry history from England to Maryland. He honors former superintendent John L. Johnson and notes factory reputation for quality. A dozen stockings are presented to Kiwanis members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Philadelphia
Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
L.L. Wilson
Union Manufacturing Companys
William Lee
England
France
Maryland
George H. Zimmerman
Thomas H. Haller
Travid Lowenstein
John Baumgardner
M. Eugene Geizendanner
Wilson
John L. Johnson
Edward S. Delzpisine
Sons Oferican Revolution
Kintinn
R. E. Town
Delsolaine
Ernest Yeliensteds, Jr
F. CB. Sappington, Jr
Necuie
John Casa
Ray Taylor
Thurmont
Lax
Eddie Tead Ered
D. AL Moran
Chi
W C T U Meeting Oversees Maryland Convention News
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union gathered at Mrs May Markell’s home with Mrs George Culler leading devotionals and Mrs Kumler in charge of music. Miss K M Barry reports on the Maryland Young People’s Branch summer convention at Emory Grove. The fifty first state convention will convene at Rising Sun Cecil County with delegates from Frederick City including Mrs Roy Leatherman and Mrs Clay Mayr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperence Union
May Markell
George Culler
Jeremiah
Kumler
Miller
Clara Miepler
Waller Register
K. M. Barry
Maryland
Young People’s Branch
Emory Grove
G. W. Cullough
Port Deposit
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Cecil County
Medist Episcopal Church
Frederick
Public Sale ofPersonal Property in Reynolds Bankruptcy
Public auction of the George A Reynolds estate in Maryland on September 1 1926 at 2 pm at 415 North Market street Frederick City. Items include tool rack battery leads taxsh balloon inner tubes Ford parts radios cash register and assorted hardware. Sale conducted by Felton trustee in bankruptcy under No 4768.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Reynolds
District of Maryland
Sisnee
North Market Street
Frederick City
Marrland
Ropasator Press
Philco
Ford Wheel
Ford
Aryeel
Lo Cash Register
Mason Cord
Can &S
Mazda
Aif Well Ca Ag
Iby & Felton
Y P B Meeting Seeks Afghan Appeal for Tubercular Soldiers
Bell, Misses F Mealey and Elizabeth Haller and Miss Ella Bell of the Y P B appeal for afghans at Monday night’s meeting. Two Afghan blankets near completion. October gathering set for 223 East Second Street. Frederick city growth noted by visitors from Montreal. western residential district praised. Mood College buildings admired. Odd Fellows Home striking. city seen as growing like a big city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justus B. Atkinson
Montreal
Canada
Mood College
Frederick
Labor Day Dance Winners and Oregon Ballot Preview
The Hruns wick Labor Day event crowned Mr and Mrs Pat Conner as dance contest winners while Miss Phyllis Vorter took the Charleston title. Separately, nineteen proposed constitutional amendments and measures advance to voters in Oregon near the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrunswick
Pat Conner
Phyllis Vorter
Oregon
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. C. T. U. Meeting
Rising Sun
Fredericktonian
Odd Fellows
State Bank
Commercial Bank
Adamstown
Jefferson Q, Albert T Fornasher
John 8
Bowhin
David M. Souder
C. ¢ Manght
Charles A. Hemp
Dante L. Single
Maurice J. Dade
Roger Ll. Dade
Lemuel J. Keller
M. RB. Etehteen
Albert A. Boyer
Albert U, Bussard
H.C. Fowler
Ernest W. Fry
Jeonse H, Carey
F. Bicketts
Ray Smith
N. Cromwell
F. J. Stounkiere
Thomas Verson
Yingtoga OW. Stocks
C. Edward Smith Willam Ff
Renn R. FP
Ender
State of Maryland Depository
Mrs. Riessinger
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pel, Ora
Deelays Bay
OON
National Bank Wa
Frederick, Maryland
the Bank of Personal Service
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
P. 0
B. Rosenour & Sons, i
Spahr
Frederick County
H. M. Spahr Lime & Stone Company
Spahre
Frederick Counts
P. C. Thurmont
Maryland Brick& Supply Company
Karl Jacobson
the Pearce Pharmacy
Mullinix & Bentz the Rug Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Helfenstein & Urner Insurance
Vapket Street
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