Liberty Town News Roundup With Local Events
Local items note Howard Sparrow visiting son Warvey Sparrow from Washington DC. Families Estep of Parkersburg WV return home. Memorial service for Pocahontas League held in Baltimore. Socials at Block with Albaugh hosting friends. Wind storm damages door glass and savings bank plate glass. Scarlet fever epidemic hits Libertytown injuring Harry Sappington sight. Doctors say prognosis poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
William V. Albaugh
Beulah Sweadner
Adeline Clay
Helen Smith
Ruth Smith
Grace Dunfear
Ethel Waddell
Messrs
J. T. Sinn Albaugh
W. David Sweadner
G. Hammond Smith
J. J. Hitselberger
Joshua
W. R. Beall
JF. Wooden
Maynard Buckey
Vera Buckey
Mt. Pleasant
Beulah Sneadner
Fugett
Washington, D. C
Misses.Yingling
Walnut Street
Savings Bank
Harry Sappington
Sidney” Sappington
Libertytown
Mrs Sappington
Cordelia
Harry
R. Frank Sappington
Eugene Hammond
Long
Frederick
Wood
Browningsville Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Events
Browningsville community families share visits with relatives from Washington D C and nearby towns. The Ladies' Aid meets at Mrs Ollie Lewis's home. Young folks host an entertainment in New Market with plays recitations and music. Other items note reorganized Sunday school officers and several residents visiting or moving about the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Lewis
Ethel
Linthicum
Here
Bradley Watkins
Washington, D. C
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ollie Lewis
Bettie Kidwell
Fannie Catsail
Fountains Mills
Samuel Broadhurst
Gilbert
Amanda Watkins
Lewisdale
John Hagar
Gasaway Shipley
Germantown
James Watkins
Nellie Watkins
Albert
Gordon
Anthony Stith
Bettie Davis
Sadie Davis
Husie McElfresh
Brotningsville
New Market
Harvey Burdette
Taneytown Social News Highlights and Moves
Mrs Mary L Motter and daughter Anna Cunningham of Washington visit Mr and Mrs George W Motter. Mrs Kelly of Hempstead visits her son Ervin Kelly. Mr and Mrs Harry Enufer of Baltimore visit Mr and Mrs John W Stauffer. Miss Fannie Buffington of Washington visits her parents John Buffington family. E Clarence Ott leaves Reindollar Company to become traveling salesman for American Agricultural Chemical Company Baltimore. Rev L B Hafer sails to Philadelphia for two weeks. Rev C F Sanders of Gettysburg covers pulpit. Mrs Hafer visits relatives in Chambersburg. Large crowd attends opening of new repository for buggies implements and harness by Charles E H Shiver. stick Wagon winner Phillip Stuller Keysville. harness winner Charles Kemper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L Motter
Anna, Cunningham
Washington
George W. Motter
Kelly
Hempstead
Ervin Kelly
Harry Enufer
Baltimore
John W. Stauffer
Bmiss Fannie Buffington
Jotn Buffington
E. Clarence Ott
Reindollar Company
American Agricultural Chemical Company
L. B. Hafer
Lutheran Church
Philadelphia
C F. Sanders
Gettysburg
Hafer
Chambersburg
Charles E.H Shiver
Phillip Stuller
Keysville
Charles Kemper
Local notes and visits around Westminster and Mount Airy
Short social notes from Westminster and nearby towns listing visits by Anna Beck Mrs Henry Zimmerman Mr and Mrs Appleby Mrs George Biddinger Russell Eichleberger Eben Grinder Leslie Creager and others Visits to and from Frederick Baltimore Rocky Ridge and Jefferson with some pneumonia cases Mary Hoker and family moves planned Community events include Lutheran church missionary exercises Pleasant Hill quartet and address by Professor O B Coblentz Old army corps welcome at new quarters and Sunday services schedule Also mentions Mount Airy rheumatism relief and local residents Calvim Garper and Delle Gartrell activities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Biddinger
Westminster
Russell Eichleberger
Frederick
Eben Grinder
Creagerstown
Leslie Creager
Baltimore
B. Smith
J. B. Ogle
Rocky Ridge
Allen Hahn
C Samuel Klein
Mary
William Hoker
John T. Wiles
Jefferson
Leroy Hoke
Hoke
WM Elliot
Smithsburg
Washingtons County
Irving Riser
Frederick T. O
Lohloel
MT. Airy
Charles Fox
Ohio
Pan Mars
Steen
Carty
George Cramer
Delle PR
Gartrell
Aheclatnte Linnea
Gatit Wei Jan Maggiets
Local notes from West Banks and nearby areas
Aesday and other residents share updates on visits and illnesses. Families in West Banks and surrounding towns recount sicknesses including mumps and blood poisoning, with several social calls noted at low-key gatherings and church events. Distributed travel includes Nalanere and Edgewood events, and conference attendance in Washington DC.
Frederick Corps U. S. A. Opens New Barracks
Mr and Mrs Capt Atwell of the Frederick Corps American Salvation Army have prepared the new barracks at 35 37 South Carroll street for opening services tomorrow evening. The former saloon has been transformed with a pulpit for God’s word replacing the bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt
Atwell
Frederick Corps American Salvation Army
South Carroll Street
How to Prepare Dishes and Manage the Household
A miscellany of home tips and menus from a Boston housekeeper era includes recipes such as Spanish Omelet, Banana Toast, and Creamed Potatoes. It offers guidance on moving furniture with color coded tags, vinegar for window cleaning, a cheap kitchen apron pattern, sharpening dull scissors with a knife, and removing iodine sting with ammonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Institute
Fiat
Market Gossip and Household Recipes from Gret April
The Gret April market shows strong attendance and ample supply with eggs holding at 15 cents and a range of spring vegetables and fruit. Readers note potential Saturday night markets, while tastings include omelet with tomato sauce, tapioca pudding, and Russian tea, plus price lists for butter eggs poultry produce fruit and meats from local dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullinix
Midnight in the Ozarks and a Mountain Cure
In Clay City, NL, Hiram Scranton coughs through a Mountain sojourn advised by five doctors for consumption yet finds no relief. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life and allowing him to work again. The remedy treats lung diseases including coughs colds asthma croup hay fever and hemorrhages. Price 60 cents and 1 99 with a trial bottle free guaranteed by Peatret Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Scranton
Clay City
Dr. King
Peran
Peatret Pharmacy
Moncure Assailants Fined in Montgomery Court
Venjamin J and Joseph Whalen of Rockville faced Chief Justice Urner and Justices Motter and Peter in Montgomery Circuit Court yesterday. Both pleaded guilty. Benjamin Whalen fined 300 dollars and costs, Joseph Whalen 50 dollars and costs. The altercation arose from a dispute over a will and residuary legacies involving Joshua Offutt. Separately, Rev Father Hubert is slated to transfer from Clarksville to St. Mary’s Hagerstown, with Rev Albert E K Smith taking Clarksville’s St. Mary’s role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venjamin J
Joseph Whalen
Rockville
Richard L. Moncure
Moncure, Wamtler & Clotch
Urner
Motter and
Peter
Montgomery County
Benjamin Whalen
Jospeh Whalen
Whalens
Franki Oia
Mumvasy
Joshua Offutt
Moncure
Father Rabbia
Father Hurl [Bert
Clarksville
St. Mary's Church
Hageratown
Sebastian Rabbia
Albert EK. Smith
St. Mary's
St. John's
Orphans Court approves sale of real estate of William Reich
Frederick County Orphans Court orders ratification of the executor's sale report for the real estate of William Reich deceased. Publication required before April 24, 1911, with a true copy on file. Executors: William Plarre John Phlexer George H. Whitmore. Register of Wills: Samuel D. Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Maryland
William Reich
Williant
Eleh
Frederick
William I. Plarre
John ¥. Phlexger
George H. Whitmore
Samuel D. Thomas
Register of Wills
Ben. F. Retch
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Liberty Town
Browningsville
Utica
Bertie Staley
Elmer
Grayson Stull
Charlotte Staub
John Storr
John Baer
Harry Cramer
Rhoda Ramsburg
Walkersville
George Leather
John Crum
Woodsboro
Harlan Ramsburg
William Leather
Rouss
Steiner Ramsburg
Bloomfield
Jane
Kemptown
RE. M. Browning
Albert Dorsey
Clara Williams
Bromwell Beall
Aberdeen
Stulus E. Baker
J. W. Williams
CF. Grubbs
Seaford
Del
Willye Lewis
W. T. Watkins
Fountain Milly
Minnie Watkins
Lillian Willians
Taneytown
Woodsbhoro
Anna Beck
Henry Zimmerman
Walkersvile
Mrs. Appleby
Unionville
Braddock
Army
J. W. Everhart
Gapt
Aesday
West Banks
Loewe
Law Md
EL Lowe
J Lowe
Dis
Bay
SE. Lowe
Geers Norris
Chaud Norris
Nalanere
Mas Trese Lowi
S.E Lowe
Della Gartrell
Ara Watkins
Mas
Tinore
Clara Watkins
Della Martrel
Wavavelleraun
Russell
Ernest Maltin
Hobbs
Dlt
McGowan
Rocky Springs
Edgewood
Mary Kenny
May Morrison
Alice Staley
Julian Kemp
Clara Gonso
Molle
Minnie Shafer
Gusta Wachter
Samuel Staley
David Shultz
Buri
Garrett Linthicum
Ufbana
Kieffer Staley
Lewis Kemp
George Moore
J. W. Weaning
Samuel Forney
Walter S. Vorney
Wiliam Wolf
Jennie Shultz
Mary Jane Hildebrand
Miss May Hildebrand
Fis
Geo. D. Norris
Missrenee Barnes
Oak Orchard
M. 8. Pearre
David €. Pearre
H. C. Nicodemus
Chas. Sappington
B. L. Worman
Mary E. Nicodemus
Carroll Street
Amery Chuetigtt
Earth
Phoebe Cary
Rem, Cotter
Kienen Arndy
Wien
Mack Wiles
Chas. Kina
Dan Smith
Tieh
Millard McBride
Ernest Miss
Mack Mealey
New Orleans
The
Ozarks
William M. Zimmerman
Milton T. Edgle
Eugie & Ammerman
Mardy A. Dey
William B. Zimmerman
Shmed
Milton T. Engle
Fhediwk County
Wooderick
John M Huremad Marsidatawawsti
Sherify
Sherif
Eli Clarence G. Bolle
Tain
Jess Flor Weaces
Omle
Court St Frederick
Sii
Marsodewktree
Atatea
George BR. Dennis
Frederick Coun
Indes of the Orphans’ Court
George T. Roderick
Frederick District
Anron R. Anders, Mardim
Mar3wem,f
I. Samnesby
Guuy K. Motter
Febridawttr
Naps of Shortt
Preerick Couhty
Marlédawamp Peculiar
Orphans Court
Mary J. Castle
Qald
Thomas F. Castle
Frederick Brick Works
Central National Bank
George T. Baumgardner
Fredericktowk Savings Motitation
I. M
E. Doll
Mariod Aprié,s
Union Manufacturing Company
East Patrick Street
Jim David Lowenstein
Martadgt
Chas. T. Fagan
Fréderick
Sherife
Ibs
Frederick Counee
Therbby
James J. Jones
Elliam Murde
Theardy
Milton Kefauver
Paltivors & Gale Railroad
R. Rush Lewis
Washin
Atd
New York
Poe Ae & m
Baltimords
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati
Louisville
Louis
I. R
Harpers
RV. Smith
D. Hagerstown
Martinsburg
al É Poa
Geo, W. Nsinlein
Airash Lewis
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