Local Notices and Visits Across Frederick Area
New Market and nearby towns see many residents traveling to Baltimore for family visits. Mrs BL Grimes and Mrs Thomas Cronenberg spend time in Baltimore while Dr Irwin Ridgely visits his son, and Jemima Ridgely recovers on the Eastern Shore. Various locals, including Miss Adele Boyden and Miss Mary Boyden, take vacations, while Miss Rita Jones visits from Montgomery County. The week features church notes, a lawn fete, hospital mentions, and a steady stream of relatives visiting and traveling between Frederick, Baltimore, and local towns.
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New Market
BL. Grimes
Baltimore
Thomas Cronenberg
Monroe Platt
Charles Ridgely
Thurmont
Jones
Irwin C. Ridgely
Jemima Ridgely
Jay Steirs
Ida Sullivan
Frederick City Hospital
Irene Young
Frank Arnold
Lilian
E. L. Grimes
Messrs
Eldred Falconer
John Poole
Ruby Hipsley
Women's Hospital
Adele Boyden
Mary Boyden
Philadelphia
Rita Jones
Montgomery County
Boyden
Peter Boyden
Lawrence Downey
Frank Jones
Lydia Wood
Bartholows
Carrie Ridgeway
Jennie Griffith
Nettle Wood
Florence Hammond
John Hammond
Isabel Hammond
Royal Osaka
Nannie Reich
R. L. Sponseller
Tamsville
Georgianna Wolfe
A. J. Zimmerman
Pennsylvania
Barthplows
A. H. Jackson
John Darby
Robert Hopkins
Hopkins
Frank Maynard
Margaret Hopkins
Sand-Mar
Minta Roelkey
Jessia Brown
Johnson
Charles Wiles
Brunswick
George W. Burgess
Frederick
Feagaville
St. Luke's Theran
Arthur Ray
Peart
Samuel B. Trundle
Catherine
Trundle
Chicago
John 3
Beno
Irving
Michael
Wils E. Derr
Cleveland Arnold
Harmon Cobr
Braddock Heights
Isaac C.“Zimmerman
Bandas
Jasper BE. Schaeffer
Annie Dixon
Compher
Church Hill
John W. Cook
Gos
John E Bareett
George E. Fulmer
Baos Fulmer
Edgar Culler
C. Newton Trandie
Carril Null
Marguerite
Raymond L Ford
Amore
Epert Sanday
Prohibition Leaves Few Bars Open as Drink Cure Institutions
Only 16 of 149 institutions in the United States, once known for drink cures, are now operating a business comparable to their pre prohibition liquor trade. The shift reflects widespread changes as the national ban reshapes treatment centers and related establishments.
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United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Culler
Mercer
Was
D. Simmermas
Pearl Culler
Roger Culler
Western Maryland College
Westinster
Thomas Blumepauer
Washington
Jaaper
Schaeffer
Etta Schaeffer
David Hoffman
H. J. Beard
C. N. Trunidie
Mery Trundle
John A. Culler
Church Hall
Graceham
Newcomer
Som
Marlon
Wilber
Howard F. Colliflower
Walter Colliflower
York
Clarence Hahn
Detour
Howard Colliflower
Raceham
Rosa Wood
Jimtown
Wm. Weller
Charles Boller
Jas
Emmiteburg
Leslie Dorsey
Ernest
Mattie Collistower
Miller
Catoctin Furnace
Charles Miller
Hellie Morningstar
Bowers
Hart Young
Ross Firer
Cora Gaver
Joe Hershel
Harry Abramson
Allentown
Corabelle Mecusker
Birmingham
Alabama
Ruth Boller
Norman Lizand Family
Keysville
Emma Biior
Green Valley Mills
G. N. Lawson
W. H. Collier
Edgar Johnson
Ernest King
Ernest Holland
C. W. Shipley
Wisies
Mabel
Male Tawson
Evelyn Holland
Pauline
Thelma Collier
Vergie
Grace
Nellie
Katharine Murphy
Maud
Madge Burges
Katharine Page
Margaret Lawson
Little Mary Bussard
Monera Holland
Leslie Lawson
Earl Beat
Stoy Brandenburg
Bar! Holland
Ninai Ring
Ralph
Mick Burges
King Smith
Roger Poole
Lester Murphy
Hoyd
Arnold Page
Spencer Lawson
Harry
Perry Lawson
William Burges
Yellow Springs
Frederick Kimmel
Niewerav
Hast Schaffner
Mari
H. F. Snipple
Central Trust Company
Maryland
Realante
Burplus Fond
Tve
State of Maryland
County of Frederick
Geo. T. Baumgardner
Grover , Michael
Charles Wertheimer
E. D. Neighbours
George Birely
Nn's
LABOR
ALLEN
Frederick, Md
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Frederick’s Best Store
B.rosenour & Sons
North Market St
Gruen
Jewelry
America
Geo.s. Rodock & Son
S. Carroll St