Social and Personal News From Frederick Area
Social and Personal items note Misa Cathering B. Cashno of Wit visiting Mrs Howard Young in Frederick for the week and attending the Frederick Fair. Mrs Albert Rider of Boston visits her parents in Washington and Prospect streets. Miss Paulina Valentine of Let teruburg is ill with typhoid at Washington County Hospital. Mrs Robert Smith returns home after visiting Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs Henry Shipp return from a trip to Baltimore. Mrs Robert Harnett of Washington visits sister Mrs John M Bewll in South Potomac Street. The year old son of Mr and Mrs Hugh G Downson has typhoid at Mr and Mrs Franklin Dawler’s home. Antietam Ridge Avenue announces birth of a child Sunday October 18. Mr and Mrs Herbert A James leave for Boston. Mrs McAlister Trettin of 618 Steynalds Avenue is recovering. James Towman, son of Mr and Mrs, has typhoid and returns home. Hugh Garver, city market inspector, attended the Frederick Fair. Mrs FE Slyer leaves for Dayland Fla to stay months. Mrs Mario Hasson spends time with relatives in Frederick. Miss Nuon Cuirfors visits Frederick for the fair. Misses Agnes and Kathryn Fields of Pittsburgh have returned home. Elizabeth Douglas of the Eastern Shore visits Miss Catherine Selinder. Mr and Mrs FB Waltz with Mr S L Spiehnan of Chambersburg spend time in Detroit. Miss Ruth and Rachel Marcey of Fort Myer and Mr Harry Magan of Arlington and Mr Ray Beadle of Washington return home after a few days with J C Brower on Hamilton Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh G. Downsonis
Franklin Dawler
Antietam Ridge Avenue
Street
Ruth and
Rachel Marcey
Fort Myer
Harry Magan
Arlington, Va
Ray Beadle
Washington
Visits by Dr and Mrs Leiter in county
Dr and Mrs Joseph Leiter and daughter Miss Martha Leiter of New York stay two weeks with Dr and Mrs James Leiter at Williamsport then plan a Atlantic City trip with New York friends. Leiter visits Leitersburg homestead and recalls boyhood friends. return visit next summer announced. Also announce birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Ernest Wolfe at Rose Hur Avenue on Wednesday October 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Leiter
Martha Victoria Leiter
New York
James W. Leiter
Williamspool
Washington
Fattimora
Atlantic City
Uo Lrighton Hotel
Leiter
Leitersburg
Shawn
Min
Ernest P. Wolfe
Rose Hur Avenue
Recital of Eight Groups Featuring Noted Musicians
A fragmented program lists eight groups and performers including Stew Ver Vidkebs Mint Delple Mire Caney and Mir with multiple titles and pieces. Names such as Vernon X Richy and Harriet Ware appear among a bustling recital lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magerstuy
Phe Houhuil
Hone Sane
Creal S
Grace PL
Polk Harriet Ware
Alero
Wlix Mendelssohn
Vernon X
Richy
Miss Kirby and Mr Pearl Wed at Cha r y dale
Nien Nancey Ach Kirby of Washington D C daughter of the late Mary E and Edward T Kirby of Hollvar West Virginia married George William Pearl of Baltimore Md in Grace Episcopal Church Cherry Dale Virginia The bride wore white satin and georgette with veil and orange blossom and carried white chrysanthemums The groom is a cousin of the bride and the couple will reside at 321 East Lansdowne Street Dalmore Mil After WWI service the romance began in 1919 when the groom was recovering in Base Hospital No 99 Heyers France where the bride served as a Red Cross nurse
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
Cherrydale
Nien Nancey Ach“ton Kirby
Washington, D. C
Mary E. and
Edward T. Kirby
Hollvar
W. Va
E. Willig Wilson
West Virginia
George William Pearl
Baltimore
Uride
Wiliam T. Crawford
Hugh Lee Kirby
New York City
Armenia E. Cole
Richmond
Emory C. Danaberger
Hagerstown
Misa Katherine Louise Kirby
Philadelphia
Tloward Samuel Jones
R. Wilmer Pearl
Edward M. Kirby
Florida
Cuba
Lanvide Street
Dal Almore
Mil
Graain
313Th Infantry
Tih
Heyers, Franca
Red Cross
Valley Lodge Announces Upcoming Knight of Pythias Class
Valley Lodge No 40 Knight of Pythias plans a class in the Page rank Friday evening October 29. The event marks the first of several initiations this year and precedes a Home Coming meeting in December during the lodge’s 53rd anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Lodge
Pythias
Mrs Ford Hosts Missionary Society Gathering
The Women's Missionary Society of the First Brethren Church met at Mrs. 4. J. Ford in Maplerine for a Wednesday afternoon event with a luncheon. Attendees included numerous Hagerstown residents and Mapleville guests, followed by listed marriage licenses for couples in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the First Brethren Church
J. Ford
Maplerine
G. C. Carpenter
J. M. Tambaugh
Mary Laughlin
Jom Carnochan
Mra. Bait
Daniel Lartle
Roy Long
Victor Hentz
Roger Laughlin
Daniel Reichard
William Beachley
J. Harner
Hagerstown
Mapleville
John Fobrney
Daniel Paulder
Charles Strause
R. WB. Cross
E. T. Gross
Mamie Fabrney
Misa Lili Wennedy
Allis Verlo
Grosy
Rummage Sale For Lions Milk Fund Plans Elaborate Arrangements
The Lions Club of Hagestown arranged a rummage sale at the Grice Building on North Jon Aihan Street Friday and Saturday to raise funds for milk for sick and penniless children. The club distributed about 8,000 quarts this month with 600 quarts already delivered. Contributions are sought at local businesses and through J. B. Franz, with sale days led by Mrs. Kaidsley and Mrs. Wathter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagestown
Grice Building
Jonaihan Street
Globo
Watkins
Tanilten Cigar Stave
Folge Mamata
Hieing Companys
Willard Hattery Bruton
Yingling Carriage Works
Elit Ih
J. BE. Franz
Kaidsley
Nomination of Officers at St Johns Jaitheran Meeting
Teachers at St Johns Jaitheran held a meeting nominating eight candidates for officer roles. Harry C. Surger and John A. Beck vie for assistant male superintendent. Russell A. Campbell and A B Provinger for assistant female superintendent. Mrs Talwardswald and Mrs wm 0 Weil for secretary. Kibyaed On rad and Parl te Cyrtee for treasurer. VW Lambert and A Ray Phil Uppy lead as officers. Election slated for Monday evening November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Jaitheran
Harry C. Surger
Joln A. Beck
Russell A. Campbell
A.b.provinger
Talwardswald
Weil
Kibyaed Onrad
Parl Te Cyrtee
VW Lambert
A. Ray Phil Uppy
Cushy and Mex Victor Celebrate Thirty Year Wedding Anniversary
The Cushy and Victor families marked the thirty year wedding anniversary with a gathering at home, inviting all family members to share in the milestone celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Committees For Mummers Parade Formed
Committees for the annual Atlatia Mummers Parade were appointed at a meeting after installations. Harry Newcomer was named president, with ALR eeon urd as vice president. Committee chairs include W.H. Blick Jr and Ned W. Brewer, with many local names listed in the parade organization roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plana
Lib
Wen
Harry Newcomer
Mok
Kewry
A. C. Brandenburg
Darvehivyohn de Piety
W.H. Blick
Paride
Tuy
Honse- Hh
Ohla
A. EB. Pabrary
Georg Atueyt
Amman
da Mab Warten
Mian
Diy
Ehidemany
Mee Winn
P. Mownin
Iailding Tealeet
Thghiarger
Rey Ur Walter Ho
Stehk Bowlin Murat
Seay Visheveare
Upery
Diamond Dye Any Garment Drapery Dip to Tint or Boil
A compact ad-style notice promotes Diamond Dye offering simple dipping to tint or boil color for any garment or drapery. It emphasizes ease and broad applicability for home dyeing projects.
Fragmented Vent Pack Instructions Include Confusing Items
A garbled OCR snippet lists various items and phrases about vent packs, drugs, and fabrics. It mentions direut ions, ribbons, draperies, coverings, sweaters, and references to a drug store inquiry about Invleria. The text is incoherent and unreadable in parts, with stray user-like questions and unclear context.
Local Notices From Murky OCR Fragments
Incomplete OCR reading lists several names including Joseph Wildebrawl Charkee Schwarts H.uiller Murie-Wak, Howard Tittle, A. Preaton Nitecll, and Mrs. Eugene Rusack of Wilame port, with an unclear address at 101 Bouth Potomac strevi in Wipcostowm Mit, all at home with parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inger
Joseph Wildebrawl
Charkee Schwarts
H.uiller
Murie—Wakon
D. Howard Tittle
A. Preaton Nitecll
Eugene Rusack
Wilameport
Bouth
Potomac Strevi, Wipcostowm
Mit
Also Mentioned on This Page
Allems
Misa Cathering B. Cashno
Wit, Mameport
Mra
Ioward Young
Frederick
Albert Rider
Boston
Mr. and
Mre
Victor M. Cughna
Prospect Elroets
Paulina Valentine
John Valentine
Letteruburg
Washington County Hospital
Robert Smith
Henry Shipp
Virginia
Robert Harnett
John M. Bewll
South Potomac Struct
Mr. Out
Herbert A. James
Masy
McAlister Trettin
Hama
Steynalds Avenue
James Towman
Ales
Preston Bowman
Antletam Street
Wanlington Co
Hugh
Garver
Mra. FE
Mario Hasson
West Wasllington Street
Nuon Cuirfors
Milssea Agnes and
Kithryn Fields
Pittsburg
Ohio City
Elizabeth Douglas
Te Rastern Shore
Catherine Selinder
Teraree
Myr
FB. Waltz
This City
Ded
Spiehnan
Chambersburg
Detroit
Mich
Wallaen
Lucia Lantelme
Fiany Wann
Edna Wallace
Nana
Adarese. Yy
Creale
Dudley Buk
Carl Cankirow
Texiemey
la Forge Morty
Miss Kirby
MR. Pearl
Emory Dansberger
Grey Gabies Beauty Parlor
KOFP
Womens
Washington Street
Hage MD
Oth Leisher Millinery
Faille
Neta
Tarbann
Nelle Hower
Whirkwoof
Mrs. Ford
Missionary Society
Russell J. Shaner
Grace
Walter
Gettysburg
David L. McKim
Shirleysburg
Flora Cons
Mapleton
Robert L. Barney
Winchester
Elizabeth Wright
Clearbrook
Nay T. Mardy
Margaret Z. Everhart
Martinsburg
David E. Montgomery
Grave W. Jenking
Haymone Wolfe
Witamsport
Annie C. Winters
Lions’ Milk Fund
Volord
Fk Br
Howe
Wien
Home Tables of
Epicures
Mrs. Schmidt
City Baking Institute
Fleischmann
Libby
Swift
The
City Ealing Company
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