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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1925

Page

2

Democrats Rally In Maryland Primary Debate

The gathering led by Guy Motler discussed candidate likelihoods for Governor and the Senate amid party unity. Speakers urged choosing the best candidates, emphasized state rights against federal overreach, and outlined policies on oysters and roads with calls for prudent public administration.

Guy K. Motler Maryland Riteule Ia Part Senate Ceaca Democratic Party Democrats of Congress Democrats Public Service Commission

Local Social Roundup in Emmitsburg Area

Miss Miriam Gelsman of Waynesboro spent the weekend in Emmitsburg with Miss Mary Bosam of Baltimore visiting Miss Charlotte Sander. Mr George McCarthy of State Sanatorium visited Mr and Mrs Otto Hahn. Charles Baltzell with Emanuel Kump of Gettysburg hosted Sunday guests. Mary Joe Spalding visiting Baltimore. Clarence Swanger and family returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Otto Hahn. D Ho Guise entertained many friends from Brightsbury and vicinity last Wednesday.

Emmitsburg Miriam Gelsman Waynesboro Mary Bosam Baltimore Charlotte Sander George McCarthy State Sanatorium Otto Hahn Charles Baltzell Emmanuel Kump Gettysburg Mary Joe Spalding Clarence Swanrger Otto Qahn D. Ho Guise Brighttsburg

Local Notes and Visits Highlight Evening Socials

Evening square dance drew a large crowd with refreshments served. Otto Hahn and family visited New Oxford. Keepers and family hosted guests. Sterling Rowe returned to Philadelphia after stay with his parents. Lucille Nicholson visited Wava Lightner in Union Bridge. C B McLeaf opened a grocery in the Bix building. The three month old child of Re Patrish died and was buried at Mt View cemetery. Mrs Eart Wichelberger and daughter visited Ann Arbor. Dr Chaffer and the Sanitarium team spent time in town. he was formerly at the cement plant. Arthur Phillips and son, from Washington, visited Mrs Elizabeth Phillips and returned home. Mervin Harmon, in a recent auto accident, is improving. Lester Singer was injured Tuesday.

Otto Hahn New Oxford Charles Keepers J. Fitzgerald Cery Bix Re Patrish Bionday Mt. View Eartf Wichelberger Ann Arbor Michigan Chaffer Sanitarium Arthur Phillips Washington Elizabeth Philips Mervin Harmon Lester Singer

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