Typhoid Fears Decline in Frederick City and County
Physicians report several mild typhoid cases in Frederick City and county through September with no alarm. Dr Ira J McCurdy and Halph Browning note only eleven total cases so far this month, with more in August, while officials push water boiling and a chlorine purification system to guard against contamination.
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Frederick County
Capes
Frederick
Ira J. McCurdy
Halph Browning
Mycraville
Bell Drinking Water
McCurdy
Literary Societies & LL, 8 C Division Officers Elected
The B. L. L. 8 C division opened September 18 with no program and electing officers for the first term. President Austin Pearre, vice president Ralph Schroeder, secretary Arthur Doll, assistant secretary J Fessler Haller, treasurer Thomas Ordeman, critic Walter Atkinson, brarian Robert Leichert, assistant librarian R Rice were chosen. Regular meeting set for September 26.
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Thomas Ordeman
Cvitic
Walter Atkinson
Brarien
Robert Leichert
R. Rice
Funeral of Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Sewell
The funeral for Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Sewell held yesterday at 2:30 PM from Asbery M E church. Rev. L J Valentine led the service with Rev. Bryant and Rev. Dent assisting. Interment followed at Greenmount cemetery. Ruth Court and others attended. Pallbearers named Eldridge Warner Charles Goins John Holland J Walker John Bowie Henry King. Funeral director P Rice.
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Sarah Elizabeth Sewell
Asbery M. E
L. J. Valentine
Bryant
Dent
Beaddeck
Ruth Court
Nazarites
Ogtentonian Lodge
Eldridge Warner
Charles Goins
John Holland
J. Walker
John Bowie
Henry King
Greenmount Cemetery
P. Rice
No Headache Pain Relief Ad Peddles Cheap Powders
Scarlet misprint advertises Dr James Headache Powders promising instant relief from headaches and neuralgia for ten cents. The jagged copy urges readers to hurry to the drug store and buy a dime package, claiming quick calming effects and a promotion to "say you saw it in The News."
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Dr. James
Lewindale Prank Draws Light Attendance Weather Affects Turnout
Unfavorable weather reduced Lewindale's weekly prank’s attendance though financially it proved surprisingly successful. The Sunday scoot includes a quarterly review and a dialogue on Sunday school work by two main school members plus a solo and duet.
Quiet Identities Mark Clagettsville News Reel
Local notes report weddings and visits in Clagettsville and Cedar Grove. Della Watkina and Robert Burdette married quietly on September 5. Several residents travel, host, or host guests, including Beall on Baltimore trip and Watkins siblings visiting Gaithersburg and Damascus. Pet dog killed by auto. stork heralds a baby girl.
Local notables and community notes from Cedar Grove
Mr Richard Case visits Cedar Grove. he is 86. Mrs Bell Sellman plans store opening soon. George Rippeon ill at Mr J Heffner’s home. Mrs Millan Nelson back to outdoors. David Bruner injured a toe while sawing lumber for Theodore Blentlinger. M A Nelson briefly in Baltimore. William Howard moves to Dorsey farm. Roy Butler family visits Angleberger home. Mt Zion M E Church held Sunday preaching by Hoy A C Day. Rally Day and Harvest Home services planned for September 27.
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George Rippeon
J. Heffner
Millan Nelson
David Bruner
Theodore Blentlinger
M. A. Nelson
Baltimore
William Howard
Dorsey. Hammond
Roy Butler
Chas. Angleberger
Mt. Zion M. E
Hoy. A. C
Harvest Home
Mt. Zion
Noted Guests At Middletown Wind Up Homecoming
Gov Goldsborough and former Gov Warfield spoke at Middletown as the wind up of the Home Coming celebration. The Civic Parade topped a mile long with Middletown Band, 100 horsemen, 50 carriages and 25 autos. Judges awarded top floats to the Middletown High School and the Knights of Pythias figure. Dinner followed at New City Hotel with Gov and Mrs Goldsborough and Col and Mrs Lowndes in attendance.
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Add Reasen
Maryland
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Edwin Warfield
Frederick
Alonzo Kepler
Lynn Stevens
John W. Holter
Frank M. Stevens
John WW. Hamm
T. N. Mohler
Stewart Annan
J. C. Rhoderick
W. W. Doub
Leslie W. Gaver
Charles Butts
Leslie Shafer
Albert Remsberg
Josephus W. Shafer
Richard Kefauver
Albert Coblentz
O. E. Fink
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Justice Anders
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Reno S.harp
H. B. Watts
Edward Gittinger
H. Alexander
Doane Alexander
Cronenburg
Castle and Kennedy
R. E. Kiseney
Mount Tabor
Edith Fink
Hockvyle School
Phleeger
Braddock
Everhart School
Louise Schley
Reno
Messra
Albert Perry
Washington
D. Calvin Long
Waynesboro
John T. White
Guy Roser
Grayson Bowers
L. A. Burck
Messrs
Frank Doll
Harry Lease
Charley Gaver
Charles Gaver
Lovettsville
New City Hotel
Goldsborough
Col
Bladen Lowndes
Harvest service at Zion and local weekend news
The annual harvest service will be held at Zion next Sunday at 2 15. Mr and Mrs C C Zimmerman visited in Utica recently. Mr and Mrs Boldenhorn Forte ville Ind visited Mrs C J Smith recently. Mr and Mrs J P Angleberger had an apple paring party on Monday night. Attendees included J P Angleberger Granville Holtz Claud Carl Mrs Lycurgus Wachter and son William Esther Zimmerman and Robert Wachter Miss Green of Washington visited Esther Zimmerman of Charlesville. Joseph Keyser Harpers Ferry visiting his daughter Mrs David Stone. Howard M Angleberger lost a fine horse to acute indigestion. Farmers busy cutting corn. Thelme daughter of Harvey Wachter ill with eye trouble. Spent Wednesday with Charlie Zimmerman. Mrs Wm F Zimerman very ill. R D Zimmerman has been on the sick list.
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Utica
Boldenhorn
Forteville
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C. J. Smith
J. P. Angleberger
Granville, Holtz and Sang
Thelme
Harvey Wachter
Charlie Zimmerman
Wm. F. Zimerman
Death and Memorial Notices from Frederick Area
Friends in Frederick report the death of James M. Poteat near Vanceville North Carolina on Friday September 11 in his 75th year. He was a Confederate soldier in Company A Thirteenth North Carolina Infantry wounded at Sharpsburg and later returned home. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs. John Hoover of Kalorama Road Washington DC and Miss Margaret Burch formerly of Frederick. Interments at Mt Olive and Doubs cemeteries. Funeral arrangements by Thomas P. Rice. Ralph Eugene Heffner infant of William E and Mrs Heffner died at McKaig aged 4 months. Funeral held at home with interment in McKaig cemetery. C C Carty funeral director.
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Frederick
James M. Poteat
Vanceville
North Carolina
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Thirteenth
North Carolina Infantry
Sharpsburg
U. S. General Hospital
John Hoover
Kalarama Road
Washington, D. C
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Braddock
Misees
Louise
Alice Hoover
Zimmerman
West Third Street
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Margaret Burch
James Burch
Baltimore
Mtt. Olive
Thomas P. Rice
George Ray Delauter
Resta L. Delauter
Doubs
Ralph Eugene Heffner
William E. Heffner
McKaig
C. C. Carty
Preaching Services and Local Church Events This Week
Local notices report preaching at Reformed and Lutheran churches next Sunday and a harvest home service at the Lutheran church on September 27 at 10. Ladies Aid plans a meeting September 20 at 7. Farm notes mention rapid corn cutting and below average yields. Residents and visitors names include Nellie Hargett, Mrs Hildebrand and children, George Luhn and son Thomas, C Maxwell, Mr and Mrs Kennedy, and guests at J S Johnson’s home.
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Bare
Hartvest
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lutheran Church
Nellie Hargett
Jefferson
John C. Hildebrand
Edgar
Virginia
New York
George Luhn
Thomas
Washington
C. Maxwell
Frederick
Kennedy
J. S. Johnson
Haller Snyder
Little Son
Luther Johnson
Among the Sick and Arrest in Fight Case
Local notices report Edward F. Haller sitting up after sickness while Clarence Herwig and Patrick Chapline family members are ill George Chapline has recovered Miss Edith Mainhart improves from typhoid Fever at City Hospital William Morningstar seeks typhoid treatment at City Hospital Reverdy Cronenburg is able to be out Mrs Emily Johnson remains bedridden with mineas at her parents home Joe Angelo is arrested for fighting George Schreyer. case to be heard at police court tonight Watch The News Grow.
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Edward F. Haller
East Third Street
Clarence Herwig
West Patrick Street
Thomas Chapline
George M. Chapline
Edith Mainhart
City Hospital
William Morningstar
Reverdy Cronenburg
Market Street
Emily Johnson
Mineas
William Crawford Johnson
Court Square
Fraley
Joe Angelo
George Schreyer
Belgium at Close Range War Movie at City Opera House
Frederick theatregoers last night viewed a Belgian war reel showing soldiers on bicycles, dog drawn cannons, royal scenes, wireless stations, hospitals, and entrenched troops. Pollard the comedy juggler drew applause with witty interludes between war images.
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Opera House
Europe
Frederick Theatre
City Opera House
Belgium
Pollard
War Affects Hair Nets Seem Inevitable Shortage Looms
The article warns that wartime disruptions will cause a fall in hair net stocks in department stores. Since nets are made in Germany, supplies will dwindle, and the price is expected to rise from 25 cents to 50 cents within two weeks. If demand remains, hair nets may disappear as a product.
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Milady
Germany
Brunswick Festival Closes In Brunswick
Booster Festival ends after a Thursday start with an afternoon parade of about 800 school children and a Red Men's Hall gathering. Prominent speakers and Dr. H W Sears lecture drew a large audience as Farmers Day activities drew crowds today.
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Red Men's Hall
H. W. Sears
Diarrhoea Cured by Chamberlains Remedy Ad Energizes Local Store
A Rockfield Indiana reader writes of using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to quell summer illness after a decade ago first learning of its value. The testimonial appears in a local advertisement alongside a dealer notice for Waterman pens and bank ledger details.
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C. W. Florence
Rockfield
Ind
Loudoun Valley News Notes Sleep Troubles and Tonics
A short rural item reports Miss Ruth Keys teaching Waters' school, with local residents like Miss Mae Butts of Granite Md returning home. It discusses sleeplessness among townsfolk, suggests nervous imbalance, and promotes Peruna tonic as a remedy, urging readers to try it and noting an offer from the Peruna Co Columbus Ohio.
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Ruth Keys
Mae Butts
Granite
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