Social World Falls Short On Reunion Delights
A September Sunday at Johan W. Miller’s home honored his 61st birthday with family remarks and songs. Attendees included Miller relatives from Washington Hagerstown and nearby towns. dinner followed. Lawn party and surprise social at other local homes featured numerous names and a busy social calendar for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hicks Miller
Franklin Miller
Joseph Thomas
Chester Grove
Nathanniel Wachter
William Myers
Washington
George Rusherman
Hagerstown
Raymond M. Hummer
Elmer Dutrow
Ruth Morgan
J. Ruth Hummer
Julia Miller
Mary Elizabeth Miller
Mary Derr
Ada Crum
Caroline Dutrow
Marvelous Beasty to Skie Promised by Ironized Yeast
A garbled medical promotion extols ironized yeast as a cure that improves complexion and blood, claiming healthy rosy cheeks indicate the patient’s vitality. The fragment hints at sensational promises of quick beautifying effects through blood quality.
Maryland Agricultural Week Ends September With Warm Rain
J H Spencer, Section Director, notes a warm sunny humid week in Maryland, with cool spells on the 6th and 12th. The week averaged about six degrees above normal, rains on the 11th and night of the 12th aided crop growth. Crops and pastures are in fair to excellent condition, corn ripening, potatoes and tomatoes nearing harvest, peaches completed, buckwheat harvested, tobacco curing hindered by humidity, wheat sowing begun near Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Garrett County
Oakland
J. H. Spencer
Falling Construction Costs Spur U.S. Building Boom
National economists report a rebound in construction costs in the early 1920s followed by a surge in rents. As costs fell after 1920 and 1921, building and rental prices drifted toward balance, signaling a sustained wave of store and residence construction and ample work for skilled builders.
Local names listed in community notice
A roster style list includes Slifer Wilmer House Drexel Guyton John Ausherman Spikes Magada Charles Wallace Ellis Mullendere Robert Arnold Garland Guyton Austin Beachley Floyd Zecher Truman Kaegg Emmett Bowlus Nathan House Raymond Beachley Katharine Higes Marie Beachley Ruth Ausherman Mrs W L Guyton Mr John Bowlus and Mr and Mrs Verlin Krabill Mr and Mrs Thomas Arnold with others not named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Guyton
Burkitsville
Olive
Velmy Guyton
Mary Lewis
Grace Bowlus
One Kaetzel
Sarah Bowlus
Mildred Miller
Olive Guyton
Marceline Zecber
Adalire Shank
Irene Magaha
Myrtle Slifer
Mary Kelley
Dorothy Arnold
Lenora Mentzer
Catherine Miller
Sally Fishhorn
Messrs
Lee House
Homer Guyton
Malcolm Magahe
Arthur Guyton
Ernnest Pifer
Floyd Moser
Lee Mul Jendore
Carroll Magaha
Joe Haden
Raymond Stifer
Paul Zecher
Wilmer
Settlement of Strike May Aid Brunswick Workers
Reports from Brunswick conflict over a strike settlement with 600 to 700 shop craft men idle since July 1. Merchants have extended credit to former customers while awaiting resolution. Some workers sought other jobs, but most remain out of work as winter nears and an agreement would enable a quicker return to former positions. In the Senate, a day of 2,475 hours passed without opening prayers by the chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Bronawick
United States Senate
Pigeons Released In Local Homing Bird Sport
Yesterday afternoon pigeons from the Druid Till Homing Club of Baltimore were released near the Nicodemus Ice Cream ovient after arriving by auto. Last Sunday 800 homing pigeons were released at Orange Virginia, 760 returned home, a 100 mile flight. Next Sunday birds head to Coatsville Virginia for a 150 mile return flight. The sport grows in popularity and praise from WWI service. There are 60000 Jews in Italy and 12000 in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druid Till Homing Club
Baltimore
Orange
Coatsville
Property Deeded and Marriage Licenses In Local Notices
Annie H Roberts transfers Braddock Heights property to Clarence G Een and wife. Vincent A Riley to Agnes M Collins in Emmitsburg. Calvin C Smith and Lacey Belle Mossburg wed in Buckeyes town and Mount Pleasant. Raymond A Dowhower and Margaret F E Redinges marry in Harrisburg and Lebanon. The Leather Bottle Inn, noted in Pickwick Papers, is for sale. About 4,000 buffaloes in the United States and 6,000 in Canada remain counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie H. Roberts
Clarence Geen
Braddock Heights
Vincent A. Riley
Agnes M. Collins
Emmitsburg
Calvin ¢. Smith
Buckeystown
Lacey Belle Mossburg
Mount Pleasant
Raymond A. Dowhower
Harrisburg
Margaret FE. Redinges
Lebanon
Birds Meet Record in Pennant Sweep
Baltimore Birds clinched their fourth straight International League pennant by winning both games against Newark. They tied a historic record set by Boston's club in the early 1870s and Comiskey's era in the 1880s for four consecutive pennants. The question remains if they can push to a fifth straight in 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Newark Bear
Baltimore Birds
Birds
Boston National Association
Comiskey
American Association
Norway Cuts Tax on Old Age Property Owners Half Point
Norway reduces property tax on elderly owners to one half percent of property value from one percent. The change targets seniors holding real estate, aiming to ease living costs while maintaining revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Tore Olgners
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James M. Fritz
Libertytown
Harry Stevens
J. Alvie Fritz
Frederick
Anson Holler
Charles L. Raymond
Charles H. Fogle
Frank Soper
Gladys Bostion
Edna Martz
Lulu Putman
Evelyn Stockman
Hilda Boller
Helen Harper
Ruth Eyter
Ruth Stevens
Alice Garber
Madaline Stevens
Bessie Boltzople
Mamie Holizupls
Thelma Biddinger
Helen Eckard
Bettie Fryler
Sylvia Sorer
Hilda Ec
Akin Zarber
Bymopsig
Pigeons
Bal
Italy
Rome
Quynn
Aluminum
Colander
Allen G. Quynn & CO
Frederick, Md
Camp Fort Myers
Virginia
Camp Meade
Army Supply
Patrick
Sam Miller
The
United States
Canada
Flock of Orioles
Frag Vn
N. Market St
North Market Street
Traco
Chuck Roast
Trout
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