Vacation Guests and Social News Circulate in City
A lengthy society column lists residents and visitors across Towanda and surrounding towns. It notes Miss Ruth Whitlock in Atlantic City, Mr. and Mrs. Bush in Boonsboro, Rev. E. J. Reagshaw’s family vacationing in Pennsylvania, and numerous others visiting family or spending summers at Atlantic City, Blue Ridge Summit, or local hosts. The item highlights travel, seaside retreats, and social calls among local families and out-of-town relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Whitlock
Iia City
Atlantic City
George
Towanda
W. George
Tia City
Marry Bi
Harsh
I Williamusyort
Misa Lilian Tamsey
HGC
Isembiger
Funketown
Philadelphia
Tow
Tow. and Mrs. L. A. Bush
Boonsboro
E. J. Reagshaw
Pennsylvania
Harry Young
Smithsburg
Albert Nitzell
Edward Snyder
Oak Hil! Avenue
Mre
George B. Townsend Magon
Normen
Allantc City
Kregin
Pon Max
Fern Crabill
Durward Crabill
Gaiiore
Lenn Mina Euville Hoffman
Marvisburg
Misa Bertha Strominger
Samuel Wineberg
Staunton
Tenty Wineberg
Birk
E Waorhter
Mina Millia Shafer
Hennsbaro
Ghent
Mary
Core Samm
Tenedysville
Henry Anthony
Muneoels
Alu Unghie
Sohn Foley
Fins Role
McLaughlin
C. Ve Lorrick
Mason, Mixon
Charles Munmock
Middletown
W. A. Lewis
Rutherford
Chia City
Ia Wht
Kon Sultan
Municipal Band Concert Tonight At Maryland Theatre
Tonight the Municipal Band directed by Vermond Knaoex performs a grind concert at the Maryland Theatre. Major J. G. Byron helps the Board of Trade with arrangements while local tax holders and residents are listed among attendees. Events include candy and cake stalls, park activities, and a first arrival notice for a newborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Theatre
Municipal
Vermond Knaoex
J. G. Byron
Board of Trade
Millor
J.C. Byron
Myr
Miva
Lewie T. Byron
Iljebeth Key Armstrong
Col
Ind Mra
J. C
Excited crowd at arrest of motor party on Ridgeville road
At Ridgeville a party of travelers was halted by patrol officers as a crowd gathered. A woman identified a satchel containing money and jewelry later claimed by Mrs. W. H. Barned near Taylortown, saying the funds were for this year’s wheat crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rott
Wooler
Yneh
Tidgeville
Laut
Frederick
Miglo
W. H. Barned
Alty Hall
Baris
Wersteband
Baltimore Man Wins Two County Road Contracts
The County Commissioners awarded Thomas Mullen of Baltimore two road contracts in a special session. One covers a one and a third mile modern road at Chewaville for 5800 per mile, the other a model road with a 30 foot span concrete bridge over a gulch for 7200. Bids were submitted. some bidders claimed bids were high. Work to start as soon as machinery and men are available, with a section between Ingold and Silthabure delayed to next season. The county plans to build 16 road sections this summer, pending specifications from the State Roads Commission. The county will pay half of the construction cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telty
Howest
Specuficationa
State Roads Commission
Bente
Esnatiiction
Ashe Cnntractor
Ida Machinery and Men
Fbb
Orat Worl Dome
Inggold
Silthabure
State Handy Commission
Marriage Mention In First Baptist Church Ceremony
Wallace daughter and Wilkes son wed in a Wednesday ceremony at the First Baptist church parsonage with Rev. B. J. Thomas presiding. Attendants included family members and friends. couple plan to travel then reside at the bride’s home. Groom a fireman on N. W. railway. bride locally known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiss Oliva TR. Wallace
D. A. Wallace
Fred ©. Wilkes
John H. Wilkes
First Baptist Church
B. J. Thomas
Madeline Lingg
Bacar Wallice
Mra
DA. Wallage
John Lf. Wilkes
C. V. Wilkes
Charles W. Weller
Yarvinburg
Thuvnlo
Nisgarn Falls
New York
Philadelphia
DROWNS HUNTING WORK Identified By Medal Held in Tocth
Cumberland July 6 The anchorh ties are investigating the drowning of Charles Teal 22 a barber whose body was found near Patterson's Creek He was identified by a medal held by his sister Mrs Crosby this city Mrs Crosby said her brother left home yesterday to obtain work in the peach orchards Deal was a son of Mrs Maury Beal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tocth Cumberland
Charled Teal
Nanal
Patterson’s Creek
Nwvey
Croaby
Crosby
Deal
Maury Beal
Antique dial with carved initials found in Charles Town home
Antique dealer Krodle reports a dial secured in a private Charles Town house. It bears engraved names Joly Kennedy and others, cast for Saintideq 017. James Cares of Baltimore traded it. later moved to Kenley place on Frederick St. A Confederate soldier reportedly carried it away in 1862.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krodle
Jonathan
Charles Town
Urais
Nani Joly Kennedy
James Cares
Baltimore
Kennedy Price
Kenley Place
Frederick St
Fire Damages Reported On Express Train Route
An engine caused a fire leading to an estimated loss of over 3000 dollars. The blaze affected a bridge and nearby structures while the residence of Thomas P. Spates, a merchant and postmaster, was saved. Tenata Spates and the railway company are named in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Stiffcn
Porlonce
Grmern
More Andign
Grist Aail
Briges
Thomas P. Spates
Necod
Tenata Spates
Railway Company
Big Reduction Sale at H Schindlar's Store
Notice of a large sale at H Schindlar's Store located at 123 West Drankiin Street offering discounts on Craderis mo on s and Catuing Jars and Crocivvare ete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craderis
H. Schindlar
Stord
West Drankiin
Joint Picnic in Corbett's Addition at Haweratown Park
The Joint Sunday School picnic organized by The Joint Cristian Sunday School and the Union Sunday School of Corbett's Addition is planned for Saturday at Haweratown Park. A large crowd is expected to attend. A separate note reports R. D. McKer and Max Doyle involved in roller skates and steel in eye mishap at Foltz machine shops, with a magnet attempt failing to remove a lodged tool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jmrnt Cristian Sunday School
Union Sunday School
Corbett
Pew Haweratown Park
Max Doyle
Cavelaws
Foltz Machina
Thin City
Ifo
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SaVig
Sogial EN Tion Parties
ETG
Agscoag
N. Beall
Yoni Tur
Uttierrat
Klo
Ping Siapua
Gaye Whey
Mtanaheth Junnings
Trumaswiek
Ia Log
Hubert Obrist
S. Lie Bie
Vlad Wolt
Reynolds Ave
Biorsking
Draiph Wiery Sal
Antiolopeyelo
la York
Polits
Mes
Snes Cothert
Th Gig
Mekoesnort
Frank Spixler
Williow Sper
NGMO
BOUY
Alexander Btuart
Payne Building
Rounoks
Peeererogete
STAD
Lark Hinsn
Municipal Band
Rudy & Meredith
Meg. Sumpel
Williamssport
Plein J Navia
City Park
Ie Park
Yinoling
Gar
Leo
South Sts
Pilon
Emmert QW
Ridgeville
Seisa
Behrde, Rohrer & Co., Inc
Elaktica
McKee
Wilkes Wallac
Stinteman-Eslinger
Daltrahesh S. Wiinger
Wormwood
Biles Lani
Alsh
Treved Bees Joly
William Pox
Wiliam Farnum
Samson
Chas, Tlio
Sears Semiciha
Temple Theatre
U. 3
Saldiera
Trun
Maryland
Daniel Frohman
Clyde Fitchs
THE
NOTH
Chas. Chaplin
Hagerstown
BART
Vermond Knauss, Condue
R. D. McKer
Frescoat
Chas. M. Stieff
E. Minium
Bigr
E. Gantral Square
Hagerstown, Md
A. V. Polace
Washington Street
Woodly Park
Miss May Blossom
Barrow
Bitter and Weil
Mammoth
Lander
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