Latest county notes from Germantown community
Mrs. W W Crawford of Washington DC returns home after visiting Miss Ethel Hood. Many locals attend church events and socials at St John Latheran and Mt Zion. Reports mention visits by Duvall, Dorsey, Hood, Palmer, Wachter, and others from Washington, Urbana, Frederick, and Rocky Ridge with forthcoming oyster supper and YMC events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
W. W. Crawford
Washington, D. C
Ethel Hood
Kyy Davis
Washington
V. C
Fannie L. Crawford
M. B. Hood
Frank Duvall
Leesburg
J. B. Dorsey
Harvey Watkins
Addie Tabler
Edward Leather
Hyattstown
Mr. Hood
Frank Cowell
Fran
Cedar Grove
Harry Burns
Minnie Dorsey
Frederick
Frank Hoystone
Berryville
C. E. Hood
Washington, DC
M. E. Hood
National Golf Finals and Local Society Notes
Mrs Chas Tibbetts and daughter from Washington DC visited her parents Mrs and Mrs Janes Dayhoff. Numerous locals and visitors from Frederick, Hagerstown, Thurmont and beyond were noted visiting relatives, attending a festival at Dickerson, or staying with friends in Foxville and Buckeystown. Scripture revival at MT church closed. others address illnesses, travel, and schooling. several youths entered Maryland Agricultural College.
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Kiama Biser
Near
Deff N
Mi Albert Castle
J. Murray
Th Hargett
Knoxville
Chest Grove
Sarah Degrance
M . BR. Bishop
Philadelphia
Lutheran Observer
Asa B. Renn
Washington
Lt. C. Zimmerman
Chas. Tibbetts
Washington, D. C
Janes Dayhoff
Lester Moxley
Kemptown
Bris
Daniel. Young
Young
Harves Moxley
Manptown
Willian Aldridge
John Aldridge
James Dayhott
Messrs
T. C. Fox
A. L. Hauver
Baltimore
Grace. Brandenburg
Hagerstown
Ruth “Poffinberger
Hazel Wolf
Thurmont
Pinekthey
Hauver
Maryland Agricultural College
Al's
Ward Buhrman and Son
Dora Buhrman
M. Hauver
Maurice Harbaugh Land Children
Sabillasville
Tracy Delauter
Cornelia Hauver
Ohio
Icie Galloway
Maggie Wolf
Lee campaign spends 24588 in Maryland governor race
Campaign treasurer for Blair Lee files expenditures with Rockville court showing 24588 spent on Baltimore city and Maryland counties. Major outlays include Baltimore city 7300, Prince George s 2500, Montgomery 561, others in Allegany Anne Arundel Calvert and more. Donations totaled 22500 from Lee relatives and 600 to Charles county. Some funds partially returned, and a note on a British baronet working as a New York janitor ends the snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Co
Robert G. Hilton
Blair Lee
Maryland
Rockville
Lee
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Baltimore County
Allegany County
Anne Arundel
Calvert
Caroline
Cecil
Charles
Dorchester
Fred
Erick
Garrett
Harford
Kent
Montgomery
Prince George's
Somerset
St. Mary's
Queen Anne
Talbot
Washington
Wicomico
Worcester
David J. Lewis
Kk. B. Lee
J. F. Lee
W. H. Lee
F. H. Brooke
F. Brooke Matthews
Charles County
W. M. Slay
Jewish New Year Observances Begin With Self Examination
Rosh Hashana as holy day runs from Friday evening to sundown Saturday marking year 5072. Orthodox observance includes second day on Sunday September 24 with Sekhot prayers and shofar. Tashlich ritual often takes place afternoon of New Year’s Day near a stream. Yom Kippur follows October 1, with Sukkot starting October 6 lasting for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacles
Hebrew Church
Lanning
Preserve Old Landmark Rock Protecting Washingtons Potomac Edge
The Rock on the Potomac midway between 24th and 25th streets near Upper Water Street, south of the Naval Medical School Hospital, is to be preserved after vandalism defaced a colonial tablet and damaged the low iron fence surrounding it. It marks Braddock and Washingtons 1755 landing before the ill fated Fort Duquesne march in which Braddock failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock
Washington
Potomac River
Twenty-fourth
Twenty-fifth Streets
Naval Medical School Hospital
Upper Water Street
R Street
General Braddock
Alexandria
District of Columbia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Fort Duquesne
Pittsburgh
George Washington
Virginia
Braddock
Arrests in Paradise Fight End With Fines
Maggie Carver and Robert Wright, both described as colored, faced a hearing before Justice Lloyd T. MacGill on the charge of being drunk and involved in a fight at Paradise on Monday evening. Wright allegedly bit Carver in the arm during the scuffle. After testimony, Carver was fined $3 and Wright $5, with each in default jailed for 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Carver
Robert Wright
Jusice
Lloyd T. MacGill
Paradise
Wright
Carter
Justice MacGill
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G. Lloyd Palmer
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Grayson Snook
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Irvin Beird
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Harry Beitler
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BD. Kelter
J. H. Sinetser
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Geo. Kling
FL Kimere
Sallitiore
Faues Daylholf
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Ada Delanter
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Charles Young
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Dar
Ella Mastin
Pearl
Leonpard Wachter
Araby
Raymond Carpenter
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Cora I
Ivan Carpenter
Ruth Clay
Alice Ray
Grabil
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N.Y
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United States Golf Association
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Great Britain
Post
Postum Cereal ‘Co., Ltd
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Dayton Journal
United States
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
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