Personal notices from Bloom and nearby towns
Mrs Howard Allamong of Bloom VA recently had surgery at Winchester Memorial Hospital and moved to her sister Mrs R C Mc Donald’s home to recover under Dr Pifer care. Mr and Mrs A Weaver and their three boys visited. Mrs I H une left for Richmond. Rev and Mrs William C Marshall of Fairfax are visiting Mr and Mrs W Marshall. Mrs Julian F Ward visits Baltimore friends. Frances Gold of Braddock Street leaves for Hollins College. Joseph Crow of Washington lodging at Commercial Hotel en route Virginia trip. Kathleen Flowers returns to Academy of the Visitation Frederick accompanied by Mrs L Pannett. S R Ludwig departs for Clarksburg WV to visit relatives. James A Anderson, noted trap shooter, leaves for Richmond VA. Lucy Ann Kinzel leaves for Oberlin Conservatory of Music in Cleveland.
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Howard Allamong
Bloom
Winchester Memorial Hospital
R. C. McDonald
Pifer
Kathleen Flowers
Academy of the Visitation
Frederick
Luther Pannett
Local Families Return From Summer Visits Across Cities
Mrs. Sarah Brooks returned last evening from a visit to Martinsburg relatives. Mrs. Hugh McCulloch and her son left for St. Louis after summer with the Marshalls. Mrs. Lewis H. Hyde, from Oak Bluff, Mass., expected back later this week. Mrs. J B Walk, fresh from England and France, departed for Baltimore. Mrs. S. S. Pope and children return to Washington after a lengthy summer with the Calverts on South Main Street. Mr. and Mrs. George S. Bailey of Cumberland, Md., were among arrivals at Hotel Jack.
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Sarah Brooks
Martinsburg
Lewis HH. Hyde
Oak Bluff
Mass
George S. Bailey
Cumberland, Md
Hotel Jack
Local residents plan brief summer departures and visits
Mrs Alexander McKinney and her children, who have spent the summer with the former's mother, plan to return to Lakeland Florida Friday. Mrs Bentley Kern also intends to leave for Lakeland. John I Brown Jr returns to East Stroudsburg Normal School. Mrs Fannie Catlett goes to Washington after visiting Mrs O L Jack at Hotel Jack Col 8 G Jones US Army and Mrs Jones were here for a few days.
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Alexander .McKinney
Bentley Kern
Lakeland
Fila
John I. Brown, Jr
East Straudsburg (Pa
8. G. Jones
United States Army
Mrs. Jones
Washington
Public Ownership League Protest on Muscle Shoals Move
The Public Ownership League of America sent a message to President Coolidge opposing handing Muscle Shoals development to Henry Ford or any private interests. The notice appeared in Toronto on September 12 and urged public control.
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Ford Company
Muscle Shoals
Associated Press
Toronto
Public Ownership League of America Today
Coolidge
Henry Ford
Government Sett Asks With Five Railroads Under War Guarantee
Washington September 12 The Associated Press reports Director Davis announced final leg atement with five railroads under wartime guarantees. Government pays railroads Norfolk Western lines totaling 7,235,000 dollars.
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Associated Press
Washington
Davis
Norfolk WY Westers
Radio to reach twenty million audience in five years
Dr. Lee DeForest, pioneer inventor, predicted by radio from the Leviathan that within more than five years there will be a radio audience in the United States of 20,000 600. He spoke to delegates at the American Radio Relay League meeting in Chicago noting radio's expanding influence on welfare, happiness, health, and understanding through entertainment and information.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mose
United States
Lee DeForest
Leviathan
American Adio Relay League
Ot “Radio 1L
Marines Stage Mimic Battle at Fort Defiance
Fort Defiance Sept 11 The Marine Corps Expeditionary force rests after preparation for a mimic war to begin tomorrow with a daybreak march and a practice encampment. The staged battle envisions American forces landing and engaging a strong enemy besieging towns and territories.
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Fort Defiance
Marine Corps Expeditionary Force
Marines Stage Simulated Battle With Armor and Air Support
A military exercise features infantry artillery machine guns tanks and air power in a mock battle. After the assault the Marines seek victory then pursue foes to prevent regrouping while a second force advances to the relief of allied units.
War nervousness grows in Europe over Greco Italian issue
Athens reports a crisis between Italy and Serbia over Fiume raises anxiety for Greco Italian talks. Italian moves and Corfu occupation fears unsettle Greek circles while Belgrade reports alarms and Albanian frontier actions. Paris notes Italian ambassador’s request to delay council on evacuation and settlement.
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Athens
Italy
Serbia
Fiume
Corfu
Belgrade
Paris
Baron Avezzano
Rikhsscotars’ Council
Frederick County Hunting Laws Updated
The Frederick County board of supervisors outlines open hunting seasons and limits. Open rabbit season runs November 16 to December 31 and squirrel season August 15 to October 1, with fur bearing animals allowed to be killed when depredations occur. Fox hounds owners may hunt foxes anytime.
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Frederick County
Asparagus Fern in Bloom at Local Home
A blooming asparagus fern at Mrs. Joseph W. Sargent’s home 410 South Market street attracts attention. The plant is noted as a rare variety during its long exhibition, drawing interest from housewives and plant enthusiasts.
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Joseph W. Sargent
South Market Street
Miss Eutsler Weds Alen Merrill In South Market Home
Miss Ethel Evelyn Eutsler daughter of the Rev and Mrs D F Eutsler married Alen D Merrill of Pocomoke City Maryland at 8 30 this morning in the Eutsler residence on South Market Street The ceremony was performed by the bride’s father a retired clergyman and a brief wedding breakfast followed their departure for Buena Vista Springs Virginia and other points They will reside in Pocomoke City after September 25 as Merrill is in the mercantile business there.
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Ethel
Evelyn Eutsler
D. F. Eutsler
South Market Street
Alen D. Merrill
Pocomoke City
Baltimore Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Aged Ex Confederate Soldier Recovers at Home
Thornton O Wyndham a Confederate veteran in his late nineties experienced a grave illness three weeks ago. He recovered enough to dress unaided eat breakfast and smoke a cigar this morning. His daughter Mrs. E. C Windham and relatives from Washington departed by car after visiting.
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West Water Street
Thornton O. Wyndham
A Vain Vein and the Callous World
A concise meditation on youth and sentiment, contrasting a sensitive vein with a hard world as it stacks up against naive ideals. The fragment hints at disillusionment and the clash between inner feeling and external indifference.
Resignation from City Council Reduces Membership
Walter B. Barnett has tendered his resignation from the Common Council, after about a year representing the first precinct of the first ward. Charles W. McVicar also resigned from the first precinct of the second ward, leaving the council at ten members and Captain Hunter B. Grimm ill, reducing active attendance to about nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Barnett
Common Council
Barnett
C. M. Hodgson
Charles W. McVicar
Hunter B. Grimm
Ground Is Lost By General List
New York stock market opened with notable short selling and profit taking as the general list fell in morning trading. Sugar, merchandise and low priced rail shares showed some resistance. Call money opened at 5 percent and the close was weak with about 800000 shares traded.
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Associated Press
New York
The Whole Secret Progress Is a Matter of Going Right
A brief aphorism states progress lies in choosing the correct direction and persisting with patience. The sentiment emphasizes steady, purposeful steps rather than speed. It reflects a timeless urban motto often shared in self improvement columns.
Battleship and merchant ship collide in dense fog
In dense fog near a fleet of battleships and destroyers, the merchant steamer Sewell Seafarer sustained a large bow hole but remained afloat as the Texas Maryland Oklahoma New Mexico and Pennsylvania steamed in formation. The Texas was reported undamaged and proceeded to Francisco under its own power.
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San Paeoro
Rcaliiense
Texance
Lowell Seafarer
Mian
Texas
Maryland
Okhama
New Mexico
Pennsylvania
Sewell
Francisco
Corpsion of America
Railway workers seek restoration of 8 cent wage cut
York and Cleveland leaders report ballots cast by railroad trainmen and conductors requesting reversal of a 8 cent wage reduction ordered by the United Railroad Labor Board on July 1. William G. Lee, head of trainmen, resumes duties after an illness and surgery.
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Cleveland
United Railroad Labor Board
William G. Lee
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Setae
Visge
Mra
I. H
Richmond
William C. Marshall
Fairfax, Va
W. ©. Marshall
South Stewart Street
Julian F. Ward
Baltimore
Frances Gold
Mrs. P. H. Gold
North Braddock Street
Hollins College
Joseph Crow
Virginia
Commercial Hotel
S. R. Ludwig
Clarksburg
W. Va
James A. Anderson
Richmond Va
Lucy Ann Kinzel
George H. Kinzel
Oberlin ‘Conservatory of Music
Cleveland, Oo
Hugh McCulloch
St. Louis, Mo
J. BE. Walk
England
France
Remington
Europe
IN the Star
Loaded Shell
Bridgeport
Remington Arms Company, Inc
New York City
Renee
Eevee
Carey
Wesproot
of County Supervisors
Board of Supervisors
Inwood
Morgan County
Herbert E. Quick
H. W. Prettyman
West Virginia
Musselman Canning Factory
Berkeley County
L. S. Wilson
Carlisle Carr
Biological Division
United States Department of Agriculture
Musselman
Miss Eutsler
Merchant’s
W. B. Barnett
The
York
Usco
Chapman Auto Sales
M. B. Clowe
Shining
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