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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1922

Page

3

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.

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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