Fredericktonian Sees Paris Front in Wartime Visit
Fredericktonian Harry Staley, traveling through four European countries, described conditions in Paris during the early war days. He witnessed mobilization, German advances, and evacuations while predicting Germany’s defeat and a major U.S. role after the conflict ends.
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Waa
Ek Fredericktonian
Mem
Paris
Serdeaux
United States
Paria
Harry Staley
Frederick
Steley
Bordeaux
Frederick Poo
Edward F. Moberly
Edward James
Ministry of Polsies
France
England
Staley
Germany
Strichen
Cour
Loreatme
Viccaner
Alsace
Bellum
Huy
Dinant
Ramner
News of County Towns in Yellow Springs
Yellow Springs notes report visits among residents from Braddock Shookstown Lewistown and Rocky Springs with relatives and friends. Emma Beall killed a four foot blacksnake while at home. Local church services occurred September 20 and the Missionary Society plans its monthly meeting September 27. Harry Gonac of Rocky Springs has entered Findlay College Ohio to prepare for the ministry.
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Yellow Springs
Charles Elser
Braddock
Charles Linton
David Kintz
Shookstown
Hisaughter
Charten Linton
Isaac Rice
Lewistown
Keefer
Granville F. Stull
Earl Stull
Meria
Moore
Rocky Springs
Melle Moore
Mitt Haven
Bethel
Edgewood
Missionary Society
Harry Gonac
Findlay College
Ohio
Hansonville Social Notes Rise and Visits Across Town
Mrs Amos Wachter and family visited her parents Mr and Mrs Moser of Double Pipe Creek over the weekend. S W Ramsburg and Clinton Ramsburg with Catherine visited Jesse Haines and family at Braddock. Maxie Haines and Myrtle Miller visited cousins Everett Wilhide at Thor Mont. Lewis Shaum staying with sister Mrs Lewis Heerd. Lewis Catrow home from Frederick City Hospital after motorcycle accident recovery. Mrs Allen Wachter with family visited James Green. Hicks Miller spent Friday at Myeraville. Mamie Wachter and son Edward visited Hicks Miller. Mita Gaile Ramsburg visited Calvin Harper. Grayson Palmer and family called on J E Palmer. Roy Ramsburg and daughter Dorothea called on Calvin Harper.
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Amos Wachter
Alta
Ray
Moser
Double Pipe Creek
S. W. Ramsburg
Clinton
Catherine
Jesse Haines
Braddock
Maxie Haines
Myrtle Miller
Everett Wilhide
Thor Mont
Lewis Sha
Myeraville
Mamie Wachter
Edward
Hicks Miller
Mita Gaile Ramsburg
Calvin Harper
Grayson Palmer
J. E. Palmer
Roy Ramsburg
Dorothea
Deaths and Funeral Notices From Frederick Area
Obituaries report the deaths of Martin Coblentz at 64 in Middletown Valley from stomach trouble, Maria A Stoner in Westminster after stroke, and Calvin Thomas Biggs at 20 in Middletown. Also notes on Charles Carmichael known as Scotie, and James B Carmichael’s death in hospital, with funeral details and surviving relatives.
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Martin, Coblentz
Middletown Valley
Frederickity Hospital
Mr. Cabientz
Orangers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
People’s Fire Insurance Company
Passeurs Aa Seidol
Reformed Church of
Middletown
Milas Ebien
Vandenburg
Bealdes
Albert M
Maurice Daniel Cobtentz
Erle C. Elser
Calvin Thomas Biggs
West Patrick Street
Hagerstown
M. Biggs
Laura L. Biggs
W. A
James B. Carmichael
Scotie
Montevac Hospital
Scottie
Frederick
Glasgow
Scotland
Scotties
Mt. Qivet Conmcetlery
Pot
Frederick Woman Narrates Harsh Ocean Voyage War Readiness
Miss Jane C Need of Frederick returned home after a six week London Paris stay and a rough voyage aboard the Campagne during wartime. She spoke of crowded ships, scarce beds, limited rations, and high ticket prices while detailing mobilization in Paris and her encounters with President Wilson’s sister and the British scene. She wore an American flag and observed the war’s early impact on civilians and travelers.
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Paris
Males
West
Americana
Biatey
Frederick Woman
Republic
Wilson
Slater
Ocean
Lme
Jane C. Need
Frederick
London
Need
Paria
America
Havre
Army
Navy
Miss Need
Fort
Calnthesa
Margaret
Wilson Howe
George
Buckingham Palace
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Towns Lose News From Busy Week in Wrightsville Area
Mr Charles A Elliot Jr of Wrightsville Pa visited his parents and attended to business. George J Stocksdale of Westminster spent a day on town business. Edward A Fink entered Calvert Hall College Baltimore for a commercial course. Margaret Englar spent a week visiting Lindwood area relatives. Robert A Slott leaves for Bethlehem Pa to complete electrical engineering. Mr and Mrs J P Myers concluded a three week visit to relatives in PA IL IA and returned home. Mr and Mrs J P Lambert of Asheville NC left after visiting their parents here. Several others returned to their colleges or towns during the week including Misses Alice Thelma Miller Verle Snyder Ray mond Hesson Percy Mehring Walter Frieger Howard Brown Rusgert Wolf Robert Stott and Charles Arnold.
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Charles A. Elliot, Jr
Wrightaville
Cannes A. Liat
George J. Stocksdale
Asheville
N.C
Alice
Thelma Miller
McSherrysown
Mary Hesson
Hood College
Frederick
Verle Snyder
Raymond Hesson
Percy Mehring
Gettysburg College
Walter Frieger
Lancaster
Howard Brown
Rusgert Wolf
Woodstock
Robert Stott
Bethlehem, Pa
Charles Arnold
Calvert Hall College
Baltimore
Local social notes from Lewisdale and surrounding areas
Lewisdale residents share Sunday visits with the Bealls Watkins Lawsons and others. Travels include Norman Boyer of Frederick and families visiting Cedar Grove Woodfield and Clarksburg. Typhoid illness affects Rev Davis's household. sessions note local guests from Comus Mt Zion and Washington area.
Community Notes From Johnsville And Lander Regions
Local social notices recount visits and gatherings among residents in Johnsville and Lander, including Mr. Luther Mann family, Mrs. Oscar Routzahn, Mrs. John DeGrange, Bundsay gathering at Thankmar Walch, and several visits to Carroll’s Manor and Washington. Reports mention Preston Zimmerman’s improving health, and Miss Mary Snyder visiting New Windsor. Farmers busy with corn cutting and new lock gate work.
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Epent
Luther Mann
Oscar Routzahn
Melvin
Washington
John DeGrange
Morningstar
Oliver Huffman
Zimmerman
Russell Payne
Bundsay
Thankmar Walch
Mr. DeGrange
Carroll's Manor
Preston Zimmerman
Charles Grossnickle
Edgar Graham
York
Daniel Fogle
Westminster
Peter Eyier
Mary Snyder
Ida Brune
New Windsor
Dr James Headache Powders Offer Quick Relief
An old advertisement promises instant relief from headaches and neuralgia with Dr James Headache Powders. It urges readers to buy a dime package at the drug store and claims pain will vanish within moments.
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Dr. James
Report of condition Central Trust Company of Maryland
Bank statements show resources including discounts and overdrafts, securities, mortgages, and reserves. At Frederick Maryland the bank reports cash items, deposits, and capital figures, with totals touching 1 two hundred thousand plus across categories.
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Central Trust Company OF Maryland
Frederick
Maryland
Waeeee Bank
U.S
Nadional
Golf Cota
Aszgee
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