Local society notes from Laye and nearby towns
A county lettered column lists social visits and family gatherings across Layes, Thurmont, Highfield, Walkersville, and near Keysville. Residents such as Mrs. Charles Boller, Mrs. Fannie Angell, Mr. and Mrs. Fisher, Miss Ella Weller, and Rev. G A Roger are noted for visits, meals, and farewell communion plans. Frosts and harvest notes accompany the home community update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fisher
Laye
Leater Fisher
Addison
George Kinney
Thurmont
Charles Boller
Schaeffer
Creeger
Joy
Strong
Pittinger
May Beer
Mattie Collistower
Ella Weller
Win. Wisebrewer
Charles
Barrister
Highfield
F.C. Fisher
Mattie Colliflower
Belva
John Pittinger
Charles Colliflower
Howard Colliflower
Jeasie Hesser
Waynesboro
Douglasa Johnson
Troutville
Harry
Mabel Nulls
Mra
Wm. Devilbiss
Keysville
Julia Troxell
Gertie Putman
Walkereville
Charles Ernst
Victor Pryor
Annie
Bessie
Franklinville
Harvey Stambaugh
Florence Buhrman
Fannie Ernst
Migs
Bessie Pearl
Lewis Troxell
Lester Troxell
Detour
Frederick Struggles In Season Opener At Westminster
The newly formed Frederick gridiron eleven lost 45 to 0 at Westminster to Western Maryland. Frederick had little practice, plans to schedule more games, and captain Leichertz aims to keep the squad together. Three locals were hurt, Kelly Harris ankle, Dutch Duvall bruise, and Charles Staley wrist. Frederick’s lineup included Duvail, Wetzel, James, Leichertz, Staley, Houck, Fleischmann, Kolb, Hershberger, Feaga, Brown, Knock, and Schell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Gridiron
Westminster
Western Marylanders
Lorals
Frederick
Leichertz
Duvail
Wetzel
Q. B
H. James
R. B
Staley of
H Tis
Houck
Fleischmann
Wat' Ere
Fr. T
Kolb
Hershberger
Feaga
Brown
R. G
Knock
Cilne
Schell
Prize Essay Open to Boys and Girls High Schools
Mr Frank C Hargett offers a prize for the best essay on his Gower garden. Open to Agricultural class at Boys High School and any scholar from Girls High School. After judging, essays go to Secretary of Agriculture Houston in Washington. Garden visits by Boys High School this morning and Girls High School this evening from 7:20 to 9. Yesterday an estimated 250 to 300 people toured the gardens, including four classes of the Girls High School and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Hargett
Secretary of Agriculture
Houston
Washington
Aldermen to Meet in Special Session Monday
The Board of Aldermen will convene a special session Monday to award contracts for police uniforms and dispose of minor matters. Oil, gas and water piping issues are not laid. rapid machinery will be employed to address these tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Mondac
Wniforms
Broad Run Farm Sold and Local Happenings
Mr Edward E Willard sold his farm tenanted by D Carlton Huffer to Win S Routzahn near Jefferson. John C Beachley lost a work horse. Mrs Emma Arnold of Lucketts visited her brothers here last week. Mrs Mary G Bowlus and Athene Beachley of Middletown returned from New Windsor visit. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Shafer found dead from heart disease. funeral at Lutheran Church in Norkittsville officiated by Rev C J Hines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Roger
Rey
Roger
Rock, Ridge Charge
Wm. Anders
Hagerstown
Love's
George Anders
Anna L. Beitler
Ednar. Miller
Ethel &. Beitler
Manter
Ray M. Beitler
Broad Run
Edward E. Willard
D. Carlton Huffer
Win
S_ Routzahn
Jefferson
John C. Beachley
Emma Arnold
Lucketts
Mary G. Bowlus
Athene Beachley
Middletown
E. G. Guyton
New Windsor
Edgar Shafer
Norkittsvile
Property deeds and marriage licenses listed in court notices
In a county real estate ledger and marriage section, various transfers appear under BUSINESS IN THE COURTS PROPLETTY DEEDED including assignee of mortgagee Emory L. Cablentz to Jefferson M. Wolfe and others with prices noted such as 1050.50 330 10. Eugene Sponselier to George H Faupel Rosemont lot 10. George E. Smith to Mary Smith county real estate 300. Joseph H Runkles to Walter C Runkles 1500. John T Barry to Margaret M Martin 251.26 Lewis H Hamrick executor to George W Geasey 71.50. MARRIAGE LICENSES list Harry Welch 19 and Omma Brish 22 of Catoctin Furnace David F. Firer 32 and P Grace Waesche 32 of Thurptont Henry Walter Brown 25 of Washington DC and Blanche J Wolfe 23 of Lewistown all colored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory L. Cablentz
Jefferson M. Wolfe
Charles F. Macklin
I George Butler
Davi Lowenstein
Frank M. Urban
Eugene Sponselier
George H. Faupel
Rosemont
George E. Smith
Mary Smith
Joseph H .Runkles
Walter C. Runkles
John T. Barry
Margaret M. Martin
Lewis H. Hamrick
George W. Geasey
Harry Welch
Omma Brish
Catoctin Furnace
David F. Firer
P. Grace Waesche
Thurtpont
Henry Walter Brown
Washington, D. C
Blanche J. Wolfe
Lewistown
New Trolley Schedule Promises Frequent Service
Superintendent R Paul Smith announced the winter timetable for the Hagera town and Frederick Railroad. The plan, to start Sunday morning, offers near hourly trips to Braddock Heights and back, with Thurmont division timings aligned to the Western Blarrland schedule. A Bettin scientist read parchment manuscripts nearly 800 years old by photographing them with ultraviolet rays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagera‘town and Frederick
R. Paul Smith
Braddock Heights
Thurmont
Blarriand
Bettin
Mast Wonderful Stomach Remedy Ad Claims Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Mast Wonderful Stomach Remedy as a cure for chronic stomach trouble and constipation. It promises one dose will provide lasting relief, claiming many locals have seen surprising results and notes the product is sold by Wil Kamena, a local druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Kamena
Draggiat
Bringing Up Father at City Opera House Monday Night
A three act stage and dance comedy based on George McManus cartoons opens Monday at City Opera House. Jiggs Mahoney, a thrifty Irishman with a fortune, clashes with wife Mrs Mahoney over wealth and society. The play follows family upheavals, mistaken airs, and a rousing finale with thirty five cast members and a large chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
George McManus
Jigge Mahoney
Mahoney
Jiggs
Arc
Evangelist Starke Hosts City Revival Sessions
Evangelist Lee Starke and Rev F F Neel plan two special city revival services under Trinity M E Church South on East Second Street. One men only meeting at Court Park and Armory Sunday at 3 pm, with free tickets required. Starke leads ladies’ address Monday at 7 36 pm in Trinity Church. He extends stay to October 4 with additional talks on Indifference Neglect and A Clean Heart to close the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Starke
F. F. Neel
Trinity
M. E. Church South
East Second Street
Frederick
Worden
Evangeliot Starke
New Armory
Frederick drivers vow relentless hunt for glass throwers
Frederick autoists pledge a relentless war on anyone throwing broken glass on state and turnpike roads. The debris punctures tires and harms autos, causing inconvenience. Garages report many damaged tires. Detective Harry G. Tripappe, newly in the sleuthing business, is investigating with developments expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Harry G. Tritappe
Growth on Eye Removed From Local Resident
Mr J C Garst living about four miles from town underwent morning surgery for a growth on his right eye. He had suffered from the growth for about twelve years. The operation was performed by Dr E R Miller of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Garst
Garst
E. R. Miller
Frederick
Best Paint by Devoe Through Long Use and Study
Devoe paints have proven their value over 160 years through use and study. The advertisement argues the coating lasts long, costs little per job and per year, and offers good lifetime value. Poe Hargett & Co., agents, promote the paint as the superior choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devoe
Poe Hargett & Co
Commends Sheriff Conard's Prisoner Work Plan
William J. Grove of Lime Kiln endorses Sheriff J. D. Conard for placing prisoners on roads and county tasks. He praises the move as humane, cost saving, and productive, noting historic idle jail labor and imagining improvements like a Carroll Creek boulevard if started decades ago. Grove urges county commissioners to back the experiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Conard
William J. Grove
Grove
Carroll Creek
Cannon Hill
Conard
Democrats Nominate Senator Today at Baltimore Convention
The Democratic State Convention meets in the Academy of Music Baltimore to ratify Senator John Walter Smith's nomination. No votes against him in the primary as he carried every county. Speechmakers include Milton L Veasey from Worcester County and former House of Delegates leader. Attendees from Frederick County include Col RE Agatin Baughman Alban M Wood Ralph Broxing Leonard Barrick Harry Wood and William J Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walter Smith
Academy of Music
Baltimore
Smith
Milton L. Veasey
Worcester
House of Delegates
Frederick County
RE. Agatin Baughman
Alban M. Wood
Ralph Broxing
Miersville
Leonard Barrick
Woodsboro
Harry Wood
New Market
William J. Grove
Léhe Kiln
Guy Stone Returns to Resume Maryland School for the Blind
Master Guy Stone, long with his mother Mrs J. Luther M. Stone of E Church Street, has returned home for the summer and will resume studies at the Maryland School for the Blind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Stone
Luther M. Stone
Church Street
Haltimore
Maryland School For the Blind
Mantzatore Room Rented for Music Store on North Market
The A. M Cramer Music Co rents the Mantzatore room on North Market street to open a music store. The move signals new retail music presence in the area and expands local commerce options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M Cramer Music Co
Mantzatore Room
North Market Street
Mmsic
Frederick County official warns of chicken thief
Ready for chicken thief. Frederick city remains roiled as Clerk Herman L. Gaver reports an attempted raid on his rear yard coop. He woke to the racket, saw a thief flee, and said he bought shells to be ready for another nocturnal visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Harman L. Gaver
County Commissioners Office
Mr. Gaver
Gaver
New High School Sought at Smithsburg
A Washington County School Board meeting heard a delegation led by the Rev. Ferdinand Hesse request the establishment of a new high school in Smithsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Ferdinand Hesse
Smithsburg
Asthmador Ad Promise Of Instant Relief Guarantee
A full page style asthma remedy ad promises Dr Rudolph Schiffmann Asthmador and Asthmador Cigarettes will relieve attack within seconds. It guarantees money back if relief is not instant and directs readers to Pearce's Modern Pharmacy with local supply through Schiff orann, St Paul Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Schiffmann
R. Schiff Orann
St. Paul, Minn
Pearce's Modern Pharmacy
Inter-State Doctors Offer Free Treatment Extension
Hundreds of local people are finding relief from a new system of medicine with free consultation examination and treatment except for medicine costs. The Inter-State Doctors extend the offer to September 30 to reach more patients at their Hagerstown Institute. A grateful patient reports dramatic improvement after six weeks, noting pain relief and better sleep. The clinic treats chronic and deep seated conditions of nerves blood heart liver kidneys skin spine brain including rheumatism paralysis epilepsy goitre asthma and more. No surgery or knives used and each patient receives an honest opinion. no incurable cases are admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Institute
South Jonathan Street
Daily Mail
Diarrhoea Quickly Cured Ad Reveals Remedy Claim
A vintage advertisement claims Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured diarrhoea after a single dose. The narrator recalls severe summer illness twelve years ago and credits the product with stopping the crisis. Available for sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Wilton
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Zepya Troxell
Allen Sheely
Four Pointa
Willie and
Greenham
Walkersville
Ada Angell
Catherine Angell
Jonathan Rhodenizer
Harry Beitler
Loys
Maryland
the Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Mioney
Fintale
Evangelist Starke
Armory
Trinity Church
Tritappe
D. Grove
L. Gaver
Ieee
Etaryk
Montgomery County
Thomas
White Cross Mik Plant
Harry R. Flautt
City Opera House Shoe Store
Pex Sale
South Market St
Near Bridge
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