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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1915

Page

10

Personal notices of Frederick area residents

Ada Green of Mt. Rainier and many local residents are noted visiting, traveling, or relocating. Names include Mrs. Slemmer of Norristown, Miss Emily Thomas, Miss Quilman, Mrs. Duvall heading to Woodstock, Miss Emma Thomas visiting Pittsburgh, Posey siblings in La Plata, Zimmerman taking a job at Dot Brothers, Fr. W. J. Kane in Mt. Clemens, and families moving or spending winter in Frederick.

Ada M. Green Mt. Rainier Howard W. Slemmer Norristown Frederick Emily Thomas Grace de Lashmutt West Third Street Alice Quilman Motter East Second Street Z. E. Duvall Woodstock Emma Thomas Ged. Thomas Pittsburgh Mary Regina Adrian Inez Posey la Plata Fabian Posey Raymond R. Zimmerman Dot Brothers W. J. Kane St. John’s Catholic Church Mt. Clements. Mich Robert Thomas North Market Street Hagerstown Richard Nalrn East Patrick Street Dorsey Tyson Dorsey Tyson, Jr G. Waring Tyson Braddock Heights Eldred Johnson Jersey Heights N. J William C. Flautt Norfolk W. B. Catshall Woodsboro Philadelphia Atlantic City Richard Potts Helen Lowe Libertytown Barbara Wineman Thurmont C. Lee Ordeman Consumers’ Lignite Company Texas East Third Street Annie M. Gittinger Brightside Washington Carlton Molesworth Ladiesburg James B. Grimes Elizabeth Phebus Baltimore R. L. Maxwell Mary Elizabeth Beckley W. Va August T. Brust Jefferson Street Lime Kiln

Birthday greetings to The News from long-time readers

Michael of Doubs, reader since The News began October 15 1883, praised the paper and its steady sorting of Frederick's daily news. He wished The News many more successful years. Sterling Galt, editor of the Emmitsburg Chronicle, congratulated The News and commended its conservative handling of news and merit as a journal of right.

Michael Doubs Frederick Sterling Galt Emmitsburg

Lightning Strikes Washington Woman's Mt Airy Home

A severe electrical storm battered Mt Airy last night striking Miss Corinne Beavens' summer home. A roof corner torn off but no fire, asbestos shingles and telephones damaged, nearby lights knocked out, and heavy rain caused wheat field damage.

Mt. Airy Corinne Beavens Washington Miss Beavens

Longfellow and Clover Leaf Literary Society Reports

Regular meetings at Girls High School and Clover Leaf Society notes include programs with recitations songs and readings. October 15 entries list members such as Helen Fisher Lorraine Thomas and Desma List with adjournments scheduled for October 29 and October 22 respectively. Hallowe en festivities are noted for Saturday due to Sunday observance.

Longfellow Literary Society Helen Fisher Lorraine Thomas Jacky Frost Lilian Miller Mary Butcher Miss Gilbert Marie Dixon Amny Kemp Claire McCardell Mary Elizabeth Carty Ruth Ebert Alta Mull Pauline Painter Helen Myers Sylvia Wolf Margaret Engle Edna Hinburg Rebecca Zeller Caroline Zimmerman Desma List Elizabeth Roulette Helen Moberly Ruth Fleming Beatrice Cronise

Papes Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief for Stomach Distress

An old advertisement touts Papes Diapepsin as a harmless, fast remedy for sour, gassy, and indigestion stomach woes. It claims quick relief from pain, dyspepsia, gastritis, and related ailments, recommending a fifty cent case for home use and highlighting its purported certainty and ease.

Ayer Lyeat Handy Pape Vanis

Frederick Art Club Social Evening Opens New Season

Frederick Art Club opened its season with a social evening inviting new members and friends. Mrs. Joseph J. Apple and Mrs. Robt. E. Delaplaine, with Miss Harriet Kolb, decorated the room. Miss Mary C. Ott spoke on The Theek's and environment, education, and exposi tion, highlighting Del Monte’s trees and the Palace of Fine Arts exhibit.

Frederick Art Club Joseph J. Apple Robt. E. Delaplaine Harriet Kolb Mary C. Ott California Ott Miss Ott del Monte Neuhaus

Works of Death and Local Obituaries in Maryland Area

Multiple obituaries recount the passing of Mrs Matilda C Palmer at 78 in Hansonville with eight children listed as survivors and funeral plans in Utica. Other notices honor barber William C Rowe who died at 44 in Lewistown area with service details and burial at Mt Olivet. Also listed are deaths of Mrs Julia Garber near Union Bridge and Mrs Ananda Martz near Miersville with funeral arrangements and family survivors.

Matilda C. Palmer Jacob E. Palmer Hansonville John Sarah Miller John C. Palmer Philadelphia Millard J. Palmer Lewistown Eugene A. Wachter Adamstown G. Lloyd Palmer Thurmont Julia Garber John Garber Union Bridge Charles Garber Key Mar Edward Garber Johnsville James Seabrook Franz Williams Taneytown Samine Emma Kia Garber Jacob Stambaugh Emmitsburg Sue A. Haugh Frederick Thomas F. Haugh Ceresville Beaver Dam Brethren Louis Martz Ananda Martz Miersville Clarence George Waldena Benjamin Willa Nellie Wclock Mt. Lena E J. Renshaw Tir

Funeral for Mrs Martha Der Held in Washington Church

The funeral of Mrs Martha Der was held in Mt Olivet chapel with Rex Paul Holicraft pastor of the Walkersville church officiating. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery under the direction of funeral director Thomas P. Rice.

Martha Washington Mt Qiivet Rex Paul BK. Holicraft I Bo Walkersville Vere Perry Mt. Olivet Thomas P. Rice

School and club debates fill October meeting notes

The Belles Lettres Literary Society and related groups held meetings on October 15 with roll calls and a packed program. Debates on elective courses and school curricula featured pro and con sides and two to one votes in favor of the affirmative, with judges listed. Additional sessions covered readings, recitations, essays, and a second division adjourned to October 29. The Maryland Girls Club and Junior Literary Society announced officers and summarized programs including songs, recitations, and debates on temperance and other topics.

Clover Leaf Literary Society Myers Knock G. Grave J. Renn O. Shipley E. Linthicum R. Baer J. Wildman F. Collins A. Tracey Mr. Doub W. Scott N. Esterdy A. Anderson R. Atkinson F. Miller F. Young Belles Lettres Literary Society William R. Quayan Witnadies Theo Forrest John Wershberger Florence Nightingale Jease Ramsburg Walter Ray Witter Clemson Cyril Klein Austin Renn Floyd Cromwell Pierce Willard Crimce BL. L. S BL. L’ 8 Arthur Doll J. Fessler Haller Cramer Powell Peace Harry Downer James Martz James Cramer America Walter Specht Samuel Crone Henry Simron Oscar Grove Sherman Powell Earl Hazard John Abrecht Otto Reinmuth Maryland Girls’Club Maryland Girls’ Club East Church Street Catharine Siedling Dorothy Gale Helen Lease Pauline Hoffman Ruth Seeger Helen Schueler Katharine Lease Ethel Thomas Hester Wills Louise Pettibone Lillian Beard Ruth Cline Junior Literary Society Leo Miller Harry Shereil Arthur Klipp Geo. Imer Miss Zimmerman Millard Lipps 2Ram Gilows Walton Toward Frank Urban Charles Ranneberger Roy Zimmerman Russell Myers Walter Comer Francis Biser John Miller McClain

Alcott Literary Society meets with October 29 adjournment

The Alcott Literary Society held sessions listing readings and recitations by Flora Taylor Mary Blumenauer Katharine Mensell and others with adjournment set for October 29. Section C met October 15 with a program featuring Louisa May Alcott and Robin Hood readings and current events. The White Society of the Seventh Grade convened with a varied program. The Boys High School Monthly outlines new staff editor Ralph Zimmerman and collaborators for the 1915-16 issue.

Flora Taylor Reading Mary Blumenauer Mary Gosnell Katharine Mensell Budety Alcott Literary Society Katharine Stummelbaugh Ruth Worman Fasay Louisa May Alcott Eleanor Wood Sarah Gregg Robin Hood Rebecca Gittinger Elsie Meier Alice Witter Jeasie Ebert White Society Girls’ High School Otober Ruth Grimes Gertrude Reeder Rosalyn Siegrist Alice Carter Annie Hawkins Mary Shussard Louise Brengle Virginia Doering Jessie Webster High School Monthly Ralph Zimmerman William R. Quynn Otto I. Reinmuth Harold Harshman Austin P. Renn C. Alonzo Rice William W. Weigel Ernest Haffleigh C. Thomas Summers Arthur H. Doll Austin E. Rhoffas Paul S. Michael

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