Repairs at Last Easton Approach and City Streets
Frederick city moves to repair and pave portions of the Easton Approach and Dill avenue after the State Roads Commission failed to fix the route. Contractor Charles H. Klipp will scarify and oil the road at an estimated cost of about $200, with work already starting west of the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway tracks. Other streets receive small crushed stone and ongoing improvements to Montevue Pike links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Patrick Street
State Roads Commission
Baltimore-Frederick
Charles H. Klipp
Fair Grounds
Hagerstown and Frederick
Roads Commission
Ie City
Dill Avenue
Klipp
Montevue Pike
Rev C T Glessner Weds Beulah Hallman Zendt
A wedding at Zwingli Reformed church Souderton Pa united Beulah Hallman Zendt daughter of Mrs Milton L Zend and Rev Cyrus Tobias Glessner. The ceremony featured relatives as ushers and nieces at piano. After the service the couple traveled to Philadelphia Washington and Berlin before settling in Frederick. Glessner a 1895 Franklin and Marshall Seminary graduate serves three Frederick county Reformed churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zwingli Reformed Church
Souderton
Beulah Hallman Zendt
Squire
Milton L. Zend
Cyrus Tobias Glessner
Marguerite Moyer
Miss $ Vmstead
Quakertown
Milton Umstead
Mixa M. Vearl Zenit
B. F. Luckenhil
Jacob Booz
Larned
Kansas
Cofford Z. Moyer
J. Russell Umstead
Tansdale
Philadelphia
Washington, D.C
Berlin
Somerset County
Glessner
Harry Glessner
Frederick
Franklin and Marshall Seminary
Lancaster
Utica
Frederick County
Souderton High School
Baltimore residents and Maryland travelers noted in local items
Shoy Carrigan of Baltimore and Man Keadleyv of Mt St. Marr's Col were guests of Rev. William J. Kane yesterday. William Clinton McSherry returned from a Baltimore trip on local business. Mise Receje Matter plans a trip to New York City for the winter. Messrs Clarke Gill Savere and Harker of Baltimore drove to Frederick yesterday and visited Mrs. M. V. Stanfer and family on Easy Patrick street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoy Carrigan
Baltimore
Keadleyv
Mt St. Marr
Cuesta
William J. Kane
William Clinton McSherry
Tedar
New York City
Messrs Clarke, Gill, Savere
Harker
Britimore
Frederick
M. V. Stanfer
Patrick
Edwin C. Markell
Essistant
Frederick Town
Thivall-Hargett
East South Street
Washington
New York
West Patrick Street
George Yost
John Leo Collins
St. Mary's Seminary
Margaret Wiener
East Patricip Street
Pennsylvania
Daniel 8. Schmidt
Wiliam F. Schmidt
East Third Street
Schmidt
The
Capitol Traction Co
Myer Wertheimer
Cumberlain
Thia City
Mesers
J. C. Sanday
A. A. Nicodemus
Atlantic City
Clayton Troxel
Third Street
Daniel Zeutz
Thurmont
Grayvon Dutrow
Fred
Evard
Harold Best
Columbia
Evard Best
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Betty Grove
Hagtown
Beatrice Trail
John Clary
C.H. Beaufelter
Ransom Jowis
Nas
Cambridge
Mas
Cyril Klean
Lecure
Maryland State College
J. Edgar Summers
North Western University
Ada
Otto
Ths City
Austin Peyton
John Myers
East Patrick Street
J.T. Hendrickson
Model
Smith Snader
Carroll County
Snader
Hood College
Conservatory of Music
William E. Forsythe, Jr
Howard County
J. Miller
J. J. Kemp
To Speak Here Tonight by David Waters
David Waters a Serialist speaker of some prominence is set to address on the corner of Land Market streets tonight. The event is billed with the title The Power of the.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Waters
Isome Prominence
Social World Family Reunion In New Market Area
A family reunion was held on Sunday in New Market with many relatives visiting. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Mach Mealey and children Helen and Richard, Mr late Pronenbure and children, Mr and Mrs Wm Mullen and daughter, Mr and Mrs John Dttier and daughter, Mr and Mrs Less Wisner and children, Mrs Raymond Watine and son, Mr and Mrs Roy Ritter and children, Mr and Mrs Chas Ritter and daughter, Mr Schley Birthr, Miss Reulad Ritter, Master Ernest and Murray Ritths, Mrs Emma Brashears, Mr Airy, Mr Nolan Lewis, and others from New Market, Weedsboro and Wonderboro. A delightful dinner followed by luncheon in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon
Toft
New Market
Mach Mealey
Helen
Richard
Pronenbure
Wm. Mullen
Gatehter
John Dtttier
Less Wisner
Raymond Watine
Roy Ritter
Cheldren
Mere Harry Rittler
Chas. Ritter
Schley
Mas Reulad Ritter
Ernest and Murray Ritths
Emma Brashears
Airy
Nolan Lewis
Calvin Smith
Wondeboro
James Smith
Weedsboro
Frank Johnson
Mias
Anna Bell Hull
Clarence Stambaugh
Purple Hats and Veils Set New York Style Trends
New York fashion notes from September describe purple hats in velvet and draped veils, with matching or contrasting colors and new Paris hats featuring plush and silver trims. Betty Wales dresses gain attention for versatile wear, while beading, metal threads, fur garnitures, and costume jewelry shape day wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VOGUE
New York
New Paris
Betty Waies
Virish
Betty Wales
Record crowd attends last song service in Heights auditorium
A large turnout of about 2000 filled the Heights auditorium for a closing song service and band concert. Attendees arrived by car and trolley, with seating at capacity and crowds lining the exterior. The program featured Zion and Freder ik Lutheran choirs, soloist Miss Helen Hunt Jackson, and a quartette led by H NoeI Laller. Rev C E Hay spoke on How to Keep Happy, with Prof Charles Jackson directing songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heights
Dare
Zion Lutheran Church
Middletown
Evangelical Lutheran
Frederik
Maryckel Burck
Helen Hunt Jackson
Philadelphia
H. Noel Haller
G. Hoskins Morgan
Howard Ying
Frank B. Sappington
Jr. Key
C. E. Hay
Hallimore
TL. G. Kieffer
Charles Jackson
Adam
Mh Street
Wi Fon
Dlc
CH. Rematere
Song Service Committee
Andes
Stephens
First steel pen price noted at 40 cents each
A brief item records the price of steel pens at 40 cents per unit. The note reflects a small consumer pricing detail likely from a local commerce column.
Cured by Lightning Ends Rheumatism Claim
Wilkes-Barre Pa September 11 H F They supervisor of tracks for the Lehigh Valley railroad says rheumatic pain lasting years vanished after a bolt of lightning struck Casxion yards telegraph station during a thunderstorm. Riley was knocked from his chair and stunned but later felt relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barrie
H. F. They
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Wey
Casxion Yards
Riley
Man Cuts Down Tree to Reach Pears in Yard
Yrouton Sept 1 Alon zo Vizini unable to reach pears on Slade property tree cut down. Neighbor James J Dale reports to police. Sanity inquiry to be conducted regarding Vizzini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yrouton
Alonzo Vizini
Slade
James J. Dale
Vizzini
Premature Blast Claims Life at Knickerbocker Colliery
Shenandoah Pa September 11 Joseph Suckalowski aged 52 died after being caught in a premature blast at Knickerbocker colliery. The accident underscores ongoing hazards in coal mining operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Joseph Suckalowski
Knickerbocker
Altoona Closed Tight on Sunday
Altoona Pennsylvania observed strict blue laws with ice cream salt water confectionery and cigar dealers staying closed on Sunday Major Charles E Rhodes led the enforcement effort and closed the town tight Police believe cooler autumn weather reduced Sunday sales and hindered profit from fines
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Charles E. Rhodes
Hymeneas Marino-Marino Wedding at St John s Church
A pretty wedding was performed at St John s Catholic church by Fr W J Kane. Miss Catherine Marino daughter of Samuel and Mrs Marino became the bride of her cousin Charles Marino of Baltimore. Best man Dr Frank Marino and maid Rose Marino, both siblings of the groom and bride attended. A reception followed at the bride s home. Relatives came from Baltimore and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marino—Marino
St. John’s Catholic Church
Hoy
W. J. Kane
Catherine Marino
Samuel Marino
Market and
Second Streets
Charles Mar Ino
Holland Marino
Bal‘more
Frank *. Marino
Baltimore
Rose Marino
Meeting Of S S Union Addresses In Leitersburg Let's Discuss Wet Or Dry
The Washington County Sunday School Association annual meeting will be held at the Lutheran Church Leitersburg on September 10 and 20 with speakers including J Edward Klingaman Clearspring Henry H Abbott Baltimore Rev Larry Newcomer and many others. The topic Washington County Wet or Dry will be discussed at a September 16 session with addresses by Jacob S Simon Gordon J Rider and W M Reichard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Sunday School Association
Lutheran Church
Leitersburg
J. Edward Klingaman
Clearspring
Henry H. Abbott
Larry Newcomer
Baltimore
Joseph A. Mullendere
E. Morris Ferguson
Walter V. Spessard
Washington County Temperance League
Eri. K. Thomas
Hagerstown
Arthur P. Schnatz
Boonsboro
Maggie S. Wilson
J. D. S. Young
Chenaville
John G. Koser
Lettersboro
George Abert Snyder
Middletown
D. Upton Ball
Willamsport
R. Moss
Beaver Creek
Washington County
Jacob S. Simon
Gordon J. Rider
W. M. Reichard
Fairplay
Smallpox on Trolley Car Reported in Chester
Thomas Hood, a colored man from Chester, stepped from a Darby trolley at Tenth and Market and sought medical aid. A doctor diagnosed smallpox and he was taken to Emergency Hospital Farmhurst. The trolley was fumigated, but authorities could not locate the other 30 to 40 passengers. Mendoza, Argentina has 75,000 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withington
Del
Darby
Tenth and
Market Streets
Thomas Hood
Eighth Street
Chester
Farmhurst
Hood
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Pike
C. T. Glessner
McCall Designs
Heights Band
Hymeneas
Hoffman—Troxell
George PD
Hoffman
East South] Street
Alice Troxell
West Fifth Street
Evangelical Reformed Church
John A. Ditsley
H. (. Zacharias Annouce
Hilda Annetta
Chas. Opel, Jr
Bell—Snider
Mary A. Snider
Freeda K
Stanley M. Bell
Frederick, Md
S. S. Union
Mendoza
Argentina
Ioc
Nate
Philo
Newark
N.J
A. Willta
Dodge Brothers Motor Car
Paige Automobiles
PAIGE
Mountain City Garage CO
Eisy
Re's
Aary
Western Union
Western Union Telegraph CO
Park Place
Gilmore R. Flautt
East Third ST
James E. Doll
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183
the Modern Lighting CO
Rahn A
N. Y
Milton Christe
Proprieter
Chichester
Evestwaere
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