Rocky Ridge Birthday Surprise It Buoys Community
A fragmentary note from Rocky Ridge recalls a birthday surprise with cake and cards for a daughter of Mire Thotosmpes Mie Roh Worth of Mrs Wood. Names include Ada Wood, Cordelia Wood, Catherine Distermar, and others, hinting at a family gathering or social event in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Ridge
Wood
Ant
Asd Tork
Ada Wood Adnadtieman
Cordelia Wood
Els. Wood
Catherine Distermar
Ret Innterman
Donald Dinterm
Local Social Notes and Public Notices
Loys Lors and Mrs Green of Lewistown spent time with Rev Frashour and Janah. William Long visited relatives in Waynesboro. The public school opened with 25 pupils taught by Mrs Gra ham. A volume of The Fredonald by Richard Emmons is owned by Albert Brown, detailing the Battle of Baltimore. The Blue Ridge Club met at Utica Re formed church with a program and guest address. Indexing system plans affect the Montgomery County Circuit Court office and require new quarters. Road improvement efforts near Emmitsburg raise funds and discussion among county officials. Divorce proceedings noted for a York, Pa. firm.
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Lors
Charles C. Green
Lewistown
Frashour
Janah
William H. Long
Waynesboro
Lund
Luther Robinson
Charles Groves
Hagerstown
Roland Ball
Thetra Te Weashington
W. T. Green
Johnson Troxell
New York City
Wm. J. Martiz
Elsie Graham
Richard Emmons
Albert
Brown
Baltimore
Ross
Henry M. Hyde
North Point
Blue Ridge
Taurmort
Mehrie H. Ramsburg
Preston B. Ray
Montgomery County
Grand Jury
Casing Wrecked by Fire at Sept Foint Casino
A damaged fragment notes a fire incident at a casino area during September. It mentions wrecked casing, bathing elusions, and a Scottish scientist cited for a remedy. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
Democratic Victory Might Make One Of These The First Lady
Aimed at potential first ladies for a future Democratic presidency, the piece highlights Mrs. Al Smith, Mrs. McAdoo, Mrs. Reed, and Mrs. Donahey among others. It sketches home life, character, and suitability for White House duties, noting wives influence on their husbands and public perception. It also mentions Governor Ritchie as a bachelor candidate with a potential First Lady from his family.
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Allene Sumner
NEA
Washington
Sept
al Smith
State of
New York
East Side
Trish
Katherine Dunn
Ma Dunn
Katherine
Bronx
Albany Executive Mansion
White House
al. Smith
Smith
Emilt
Walter
Catherine
al. Jr
Smiths
Eleanor Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Mar
Treaa‘ury
McAdoo
New Jersey
Wilson
Ellen Wilson
Mary Faith
Paulina Longworth
Mia
McAdoos
Los Angeles
Adoo
Jim Reed
Reed
Cedar Rapids
Laura Olmsted Mansfield
Reel
Wio
America
Lhey
Ohio Executive Mansion
Renahey Melda
Philadelphia
Dombers
Columbus
Margaret Katherine
Park Ogden
Robert
John
Hal
Richard
James
Dorothy
Victor, Jr
Marion
Donahey
Jagtin
Edith Sterling Warvey
A. Victor Donahey
Century-Old Jinx Follows Chesapeake And Ohio Canal
The article discusses the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and its historic role in regional transport, noting how barges once carried vast coal and goods to Washington and along the Potomac. It covers the canal’s rise with rail competition, tax exemptions, and proposed reforms to preserve or repurpose the waterway amid modernization efforts.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Lee
Permaneany
John Quincy
Maryland
Virginia
Washington
Potomac
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal
Cumberland
Hearne
Tom
Congress
C&c
Canal Company
Uae
George Washington
Thomas Jet
George Washingtols
Great Falls
Chesapeake Iand
Ohio Canal Company
Potomac River
Motion picture group aids wheel chair valley sufferers
The article discusses a 9 statistics report by W. H. Hara president of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America detailing sponsorships in the film industry to assist wheel chair valley sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me In Picture Industry
W. H. Hara
Motian Picture Producers and Distributers of
America
Blood Poisoning Prevented by 4y Prompt Action
A fragment from Bag camas Ohio reports a mother praising Resino Ointment for healing a baby arm burn quickly and preventing blood poisoning. The advertorial tone cites a local resident Frank Habermas and urges readers to ask their druggist for the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bag Cama
Ohio
Ialghtor
Frank Habermas
Wade Te
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Emmitsburg
State Road
Emmitshurz
Goetze Narior
B. J. Hobbs
Edetant Hobbs
Wiliam Martin
Edgar Phipp
Elmer Valentine
Emett
Tork
Democratic Party
Izabeth Ritchie
Omibh
Wodeweboy
Agate
Gemeral
Kiwee
Bouteward Phar
Thtamac
Hing Wighwass
Wey
Bastm
Bolt
Standard Oil Company
Standard
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