Deaths and local notices weave through Boonsboro area
Obituaries recall David W. McGoy of Wied al das hone at 149 Summit avenas, with heart failure after a brief illness. Survivors include wife and several children in Philadelphia Norwalk and the city. A separate report notes a poisoning death in Orrstown and a former city president Aunt Sallie Thompson at the Little Sisters of the Poor in Toronto. Local items cover a peach harvest in Boonsboro and a meeting of the Anti-Saloon League with district president J Wolty Patirney, plus hospital updates, a visit by Prof Dereth Weldst to Freetown Africa, and community notices on weather, trolley accidents, and a millinery sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. McGoy
Wied al Das Hone
Summit Avenas
J. Tlobt
Pliadelpha
Howard J
Lawrence G
Norwalk
Sho
General Priday
Boonsboro
Fhurvey Huntaberry
Boonshore
Iumpton
U. B
J. Wolty Patirney
Weelrick
Lillian Bast
Gharies Bast
Waalington County
Dra. Keller
Wreth
Grayton BE
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
New Army Plan Aims to Raise 1,000,900 Militia Soldiers
Maryland militia circles report a War Department plan to raise and equip an army of 1,000,900 for war with Germany. Maryland troops would form the Second Brigade of the Eighth Division with 88,000 under arms. a 500 man quota and camp plans at Halethorpe or Piney Enemore, plus an artillery force of 666, a 50 man ambulance, and a 67 enlisted field hospital. Adj-Gen Macklin and Brigadier Gaither expected to act on minute notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Germany
iMaryland Guard
Pikesville
Maryland
Washington State
Mary
Halethorpe
Pine Ene
Adj
Charles Macklin
Charles J. Gaither
Maryland National Guard
Wilson
John K Beckentaugh
AK Moor
Gila
Abc
Pineal
Akited
Peaches and concrete blocks advertised with unclear text
An OCR noisy notice advertises peaches for sale and concrete blocks with scattered phrases about prices, delivery, and equipment. Mentions Washington Georgia and Howard Ulltich with garbled names and local sale cues.
Local residents socialize and report on peach harvest activity
A busy social week in Hancock and surrounding communities features a large house party hosted by Mrs. Cohin Lunsday with electric lanterns and flowers, plus extensive notes on peach orchards, packing houses, and visits by residents to towns like Baltimore, Atlantic City, and Pittsburgh. Various residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Getzendanner and Rev. and Mrs. Webster, travel for family gatherings, vacations, and funerals, while local car purchases and home projects are also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murry
Mercoraburg
Standard Oil Co. Geo
A. Anthony
Sunnyside
John Hutson
Fghtreet
Charles Booth
Litton
John QO. Gaines
Westernport
Raymond G. Rast
Hancock
Mary Cornelius
Air
B. Corneling
Went ‘Aylor
Mathida Creager
Isabel Creager
Wish Sluber
Maude Henry
Rachael Hey
Mipnie ‘Aylor
Hagoli¢ Sagie
Iva “Inmerman
Litie Grove
Mia
Frank Mason
Frank Wnead
Oscar Hash
Kant Tuslar
Don Heller
William and
Paul Sure Chester Brewer
Mr. Frey
Mason
Charles Melinley
Russell Myers
Bernard Conn
Ellis Grove
OW. Walker
Ti. H. Pluinsinger
Highland
Mason Packing House
Scott Orchards
Beatt Packing House
J. W. Reid
Baltimore
Mabel Brooke
John Michael
Berkeley Springs
Julia
Lina Zimmerman
Connellaville
J. F. Earle Fields
Raymond Tashland
Daniel Heller Jett
Atlantic City
Wiliam Richards
Geneva
Brunswick
dFua
Mary Mlayman
H.C. Zimmerman
Lewis Little
Fanily
Friedsas
Litte
Morris
Smell Son
Sabute
Richmond
W. W. Gillia
St. Thomas’ Rectory
Green
Mwehmoni
Ann Hitaw
Kris
Murry Sachs
Millstone
Ho P. B. Getzeniaunay
Armstead
Matthew
Getzendanner
Cather
Ata
Swingie
WH. E. McKalvey
Baltinore
Iloren Hawkhurst
Oyster Bay
W.wavening
G. Cleve Buels
Fomerly
Edith Dawson
Sistle
J. W. Buck
Kansas City
Emmer Hardware Supplying Grain Drills and Vehicle Work
Local merchants promote new coal grain drills from Cushwas and Superior Grain Drill at Emmer Hardware and Yingling's Carriage Works. They offer wagon and auto repairs, commercial ledges, and rubber tires at 320 per set. Readiness for high class painting and repairs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Aurea
Emmert Hardware
Yingling
Carrriage
Lee and
South Sts
Goodyear Expands Small-Size Tire Capabilities Marked Upgrades
Goodyear announces three major enhancements to their small-size tires. Air capacity rises 20 percent increasing overall size and load carrying ability. Side wall strength grows 30 percent to resist bending just above the rim. New design changes improve overall tire strength and durability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodyear
The White Sister Impresses In Dramatic Film Version
Review notes the stage adaptation of The White Sister leaves a strong impression on audiences. Viola Allen delivers a restrained but powerful performance portraying Sister Giovanna. Maryland screening of The Red Rose and Chimmie Fadden with Victor Moore highlighted, detailing cast and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fe Celoutal
Viola Allen
Aniela
Giovanna
Maryland
John C. Fishers
Globe Theatre
New York
Bohemia
Queen of
Vanity Fair
The
Lasky Feature Play Co
Victor Moore
Moore
Mie
Anita King
Danie Astor
Sam Wortman
Raymond Hutton
Lewis McCord
Ernest,Joy
Harry Delay
Misa Astor
Crane Fur
Hardin Chapter Opens The Goddess And Clara Kimi
Tomorrow features the sixth chapter of The Goddess and Clara Kimi. Young In Elearty In Exile continues with new developments and character shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin
Goddess
Clara Kimi
Long Service Of Two Washington County Officials
The Frederick Post notes enduring terms for Edward Oswald and Thomas Heubard as clerk of the court and register of wills in Washington County. It highlights Democratic nominations against Oswald and Heubard, long-standing Republican control, and a pattern of incumbents re-elected without contest, including the succession of Oswald after his father’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Court
Register of Wills
Washington County
Antone Ty Unive
Edward Oswald
Thomas G. HeuBard
Quigny
Waslinton County
Oswald
Ymir
Edward
Nellie the dog mourned by Potomac Ave neighbors
Nellie, a local dog named Nellie, resided on Potomac Avenue for about a year and was beloved by many in the neighborhood. Admirers held nightly gatherings that turned unruly with missiles flying and police involvement before Nellie was restrained by Pete Brown. Residents express sorrow but say calm sleep has returned after Nellie’s removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Ave
Nellie
Mera
Pete Brown
Nellie Kine
Nelita
Wall
Messes
Pal Hyon
Sandy Whipple
Major Vierig
Gate Halker
Prince Miller
Dagdom
Nevie
Macy
Wil
Nelie
Chiof Bridinger
Nelllie
Pal Grown
FALL MILLINERY DISPLAY AT THE HAT AND HAIR SHOP
Miss J. Hettinger returns from New York after four weeks with a smart Pall-MIME millinery collection. Display includes trimmed and untrimmed hats at 16 N Potomac Street. Fire damage noted with little cost implied. "CUSHWAS New Coal B-2att" appears as stray text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettinger
New York
N. Potomac
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amanda Wiese
Orrstown
Bonday
Areme
Salle? Thompson
Littla Sisters of Ure Poor
Sallie
W. M. Custwa
Dereth Weldst
Freetown
Africa
Tonovola
Tha
Guo
Hoton
Meiride
Uitte Bun
Taltfmere
Syont
Wornesyny
Middletowns
Trot
Barchay
Stas Cae Netkirk
Mika Githorhie Wheeler
Theoilare Netkirk
Fin Pyot
Headley
Nuitontohtla
Mins Mitlred Sinnisen
Ungerstown
Vdsilfigg
Benevola Aid Saonshare
Markit Wilen
Willy Tebe
Dan” Rapushore
Charles Green
Volo
Charles Shapp
Suk
Mes
Ulmer Idice
Tenhovetowh
Ind Tiles
Aliddle
Gooala
Anid
Marta
Una
Kemtyaville
Cormoituy Widenear
Stlant
John
Mapleville
Willy
Blatver & Pyher
Tanotans
Bilo
Qusohgh
Keldayeett
Ntting Nause Wresker
Duffield & Bed
Frascoat, I. D McKee
R. D. McKee
Hae
Cusiwas
M. Letman
Phony
Imimely Manling
Old Prnch
Dupnield & Reed
House OF Delegates
Theraby
Hauke
Avery
Charles W. Sullivan
Tad Vedi
Oteem Yer
Qao
Mane
Tull
Torinsdat
Owl
Briek
Betova C&p. Phong
J.D
Bt Tru Howard Ulltich
Howard WT
Gushwas
Goodyyear
Goodyear Service Stations
Hagerstown
Eyerly's
Ernest Shockey
Staley’s
Young Motor Car Co
Hancock—Litton’s
Keedysville
HFLK
Startzman
Jinwulil
Oak Hill Ave
China
West Franklin Street
William Wingert
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