Surprise party for Rev M J Firor at St Stephen's
On Wednesday March 26 the Ladies' Sewing Circle of St Stephen's Reformed church Highfield held a surprise party at the parsonage in Sabiliasville for their pastor Rev M J Firor. The event featured a transformed dining room and kitchen, homemade gifts, and a generous display of appreciation. Attendees included Emma Frederick, Nettie Harbaugh, Barton Ziegler, Benchoff, Flohr, Walter Harbaugh, James Barton, Clara Marfohogh, Cora Harbaugh, Effie Sturdevant, and many others. Easter services and community visits are noted in nearby towns with several local families mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen's Reformed Church
Highfield
M. J. Firor
Sabiliasville
Friar
St. Mark's Lutherance
Annie Mies
Wild
Youss Brothers
Eister
Hagerstown
David Livingstone
St John’s Reformed Church
M. A. Cast
Meadow Brook
Browningsville Society Notes Include Visits and Guests
Mr and Mrs Maurice Watkins and family plus Mrs Ollie Lewis spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Vernon Watkins near Monrovia. Mrs Bettie Davis returned home after visiting Richmond Virginia. Mr and Mrs Cromwell King of Woodfield visited her parents. Mr and Mrs S V Broad burst. Miss Rosa Lewis visited Miss Ivy Watkins. Mr and Mrs Anthony Smith and daughter Ethel and Mrs A H Wat were among locals highlighted in Sunday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Watkins
Ollie Lewis
Vernon Watkins
Monrovia
Bettie Davis
Richmond
Cromwell King
Woodfield
S V. Broad
Rosa Lewis
Ivy Watkins
Anthony Smith
Ethel
Cedar Grove Society News Briefs Reflect Community Happenings
Miss Rosie Burdette and sister returned from a week with parents in Baltimore. Vernon Beall of Lazy Will visits Mr Foote. James Sunderth moves to Mr McAtee home to rebuild after a fire. Mrs McAfee of Washington visits her father W Watkins. C S Watkins cuts his leg while chopping wood. Will Tabler visits. Z W Page killed five hawks this winter. H Barber completes new tenant house. Godfrey Snyder keeps sixteen Indian Runner ducks producing daily eggs. Wm E Poola returns from Indiana. Ruth Hobbs returns to Washington. Willard Watkins is very ill. William Blessing of Baltimore visits parental home. Eva Willard of Washington, D C visits mother Jennie Willard. Edna Whatter, Stella and Leona Renne of Adamstown visit George Specht family. James Nulls spend Sunday with Frederick relatives. Carrie Burdette of Hydes Town visits uncle Wim C Null and family, then visits Norma R Stouffer at Point of Rocks and Ruth Speelit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Grove
Rosie Burdette
Baltimore
Vernon Beall
Lazy Will
Foote
James Sunderth
McAtee
Mrs. McAfee
Washington
W. Watkins
C. S Watkins
William Blessing
Baltimor
Eva Willard
Washington, D. C
Jennie Willard
Edna Whatter
Stella
Leona Renn
Adamstown
George Specht
James Null
Frederick
Carrie Burdette
Hyrattstown
Wim. C. Null
Norma R. Stouffer
Point of Rocks
Ruth Speelit
New Men to Start Senate and Local Social Notes
Two new figures named Ray Smith and another begin the coming Senate as the community records a flurry of social calls. The item lists neighbors, visits, dinners, church events, and property moves across Bakles Mills, Westminster, and surrounding towns with Frank details of who visited whom and where.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Sunday Visits Reported by Many Local Families
Mrs Harry Long and Miss Edith Routzatin visited the Jaco bs Sunday. Calvin Beard and daughter Helen visited John Boson. F E Michael and daughter Hester and Nina Cram visited Clayton Cronenburg family. Roy Crim and son Yaul visited Harm Kintz family Pleasant, and Charles Zimmer man visited Wes Zimmerman. John Crim and the involve d Nena and John Moss Holt and Howard Pearl from Tear Wondshoro joined. Day 7 Garhe Manghisr Lelt with PF Vansant Sunday evening. Charles Wile, Tors. FLOR Michael and family noted. Mrs Ros Crum hosted Crim guests Saturday evening. Earl Arshman spent cereal Towwek arth Wis with Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Long
Edith Routzatin
Jacob
Calvin Beard
Helen
John Boson
F. E. Michael Ang
Hester
Nina Cram
Clayton Cronenburg
Roy Crim
Yaul
Harm Kintz
Mr Pleasant
Charles Zimmerman
Charlessville
Wes Ligward Zimmerman
John Crim
Aluidten
Nena
John
Moss Gladis Holt
Howard Pearl
Tear Wondshoro
Charles Wile
Flor Michaei
Ros Crum
Sohn Crim
Earl Arshman
Local families hold gatherings and moves noted in county listings
E. Myers moved machinery from C J Smith creamery to Charles Snook milk plant. Mrs Angleverger visited her son Charles Zunmer Man. Lycurgus Wachter hosted a birthday reception for Edna Stull with many locals attending. Flora Wachter visited Naomi Wachter. Joseph Stone Easter visit with Harmony Haugh. Anna Stone Easter with Julius Lochner Frederick. Frank Fry Easter in Virginia. John Harper family in Brunswick. May Hine in Frederick. Alva Gladhill and nephew Willie Nuse toured Washington DC. Mrs David Fry visited her parents Hine. Union Sunday school reissued last Sunday. Wat Staub moved near Bethel. Bernard Myers moved off Staub farm. Cahin Staub moved to Taechovetin. Master Prants Cranford visited grandparents John and Mrs Cranford. Miss Mary Farnley and maiden sisters with Marile Warper Sunday morning. Roger Fawley of Virginia stayed with relatives in town. EspeLand Joba and Eelene visted Mrs Jamra Nuce and Mrs Charis Vashe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Wachter
Howard Stull
Hailey Ricketts
Hattie Stull
Spencer Stup
Win. Miller
John Rice
Dayren Zimmerman
Wm. Harris
Flora Wachter
Naomi Wachter
Joseph Stone
Rarmony Haugh
Ceresville
Anna Stone
Julius Lochner
Frederick
Frank Fry
Virginia
John Harper
Myrtle
Brunswick
May Hine
Alva Gladhill
Wille Nuse
Washington, D.C
David Fry
BE. Hine
Union Sunday School
Sandas
Ant
Revert Wicht
Charlie Pacier
EspeLand Joba
Ani Auss Eelene
Jamra Nuce
Vre Charis Vashe
Syrurdas
Taft Criticized For Veto At Webb Kenyon Bill Session
The eighty fifth Maryland Annual Conference of the Methodist Church met in Lynchburg Virginia with 200 attendees. Rev John S Bowers urged restraint in politics as Rev Wallace Palmer welcomed delegates. The conference criticized Taft for vetoing the Webb Kenyon liquor bill and praised Wilson for banning alcohol at the White House. Ministers died last year and funds were discussed for Westminster Maryland College and Westminster Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Maryland
Iiretchurch
Lynchburg
John S. Bowers
Wallace T Palmer
Westminster Presbyterian Church
JM. Sheridan
EC. Makosky
Yackeystown
Bowers
Tait
Webb-Kenyon
Wilson
White House
William S Phillips
Robert C Rowe
H C Wright
Charlies B. Marnet
Samuel J Smith
Wesan
Maryland College
Westminter
Westminster Theological Seminary
General Assembly
Maryland Anti-Saloon League
James H Straughn
William G Baker
Buckeystown
J. Msherian
Ayer Donovan
E. C Makosky
F. Ruley
New Market Church
J. F. Warner
Donovan
Daniel Baker
Baltimore
Tire prints and tracks reveal tire quality clues
In Frederick tire expert J W Kolb of Ideal Garage, Diamond Tires agent, says a quick walk over wet pavement shows Diamond Safety Tread Tires stand out. He notes Diamond Track tires are distinctive with both cross and parallel bars, making footprints easy to analyze for performance cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Sai
J. W. Kolb
Ideal Garage
Freight Wreck Delays Western Maryland Trains near Detour
Eight cars derailed yesterday afternoon about 3 oclock at Monocacy two miles west of Detour on the Titan line. The track was torn up for a distance and traffic delayed about eight hours. No injuries occurred as passenger service used the B and O division via Highfield and Emory Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detour
Western Maryland
Monocacy
Titan
Maryland
Trafic
B & H. Division
Highfield
Emory Grove
Haystar Health Hair Health Ad Promo Claim
Vintage ad touts Haystar Health and Hay's Hair Health promising youthful color and vitality for grey or faded hair. Offers free trials at druggists with 50 cent bottle and Harfina Soap, plus combo deals and prices for Way's Hair Health and Harfina Soap set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayy
Way's
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sabillasville
B.D. Schwartz
W. A. Beall
Eugene Jamison
Haining Purdum
Clarks Due
King and Son
Gordon
J.T. Baker
Boyds
Wailer
Ruth
Monroe Waliing
Vertie
Ada
H. W. Burdette
Elsie Burdette
Fanny Keith
Hisle Purdunt
Edith Snyder Recenuy
A. H. Watking
Tule Son
F Riends
Hisle
Alvin Poole
Foxville
Clara Kelbaugh
Leister
Hanover
Colorado
Pinkney Itauver
College Park
Ti Tiauver
Newton Smith
Wolfsville
Alice Kindle
Pleasant Valley
Jennie Toms
Alvin Hauver
A .A. Hox
Nscud
Ruth Poffinberger
Glenn
Gettysburg
Russell Brandenburg
A BR Brandenburg
Elkins
West Va
David Toms
Evelyn Dofinberger
I. M
Grumbine
Highfeld
William Pox
Fighfeld
Mary Duncan
Garfield
Browningsville
DOUBS
Goff
Goff & Son's CO
Camden, N
Ray Smith
Jo N Smith
Bakles Mills
Nellie
Miamie Grubb
Nellie Speeht
Norman Stouffer
Carrie Uuidette
Slyattstown
Messrs
Lee
Clyde Thomas
R. Keefer Wachter
James Carey
Kev. Walden
Westminster
C. Elmer Compiler
W.C. Null
Charles
Wickman
Walter M Michael
Fair View
John Davis
Taylorstown
Ladies’ Art Society
M J. Harch
C. Elmer Compher
Wade
M. E
Twain
West Falls
Truman Lowman
Iorace
Earnest Hood
Win. Welsh
Charles Staines
L. C. Lowman
Labertytown
Bessie Warfield
Risa Naom! Hood
Ernest Wood
Howard Keefer
Otis Buckingham
Wa. Chaney
Vance Keefer
Mary, Etchison
Naomi
Archie Hood
Oscar Baumgardner
Guerney Brashgar
Ridge Road
Howard Inmerman
Paul Holdcraft
Ora Redderick
New Midway
Mesdames
Jackson Eyler
John Albaugh
John Byler
Myss Steils Schiuldt
Lerbert Albaugh
Roy Eaton
Mwaton
York
Thos Willard
Virgina
QC. Renner
Theodore Rennes
Ali
Herbert Albaugh
Tmaily
Randolph Barvick
Jackson Figier
Charles Stover
Pauline
Wilbert
al. Lycurgus Flanigan
Fulton
Continental
Theodore Renner
Renner
W. J. Stenner
John Fogle
Milton Renner
William Baker
Mr. Fogle
Mr Baker
Wilfred Renner
Jonas Grim
Abbottstown
Pat Elder
F C Renner
Io Hagerstown
Shields
Congress
John Shields
Tennessee
Supreme Court
Ife
Thomas Storing
South Dako- WL
Robert J. Gamble
Daysville
Bloomfield
Lander
Haystar Health
Studebaker
Trucks Contractors
Saveys
South Bend, Inc
New York
Chicago
Dallas
Kansas City
Denver
Minneapolis, Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Portland, Ore
Lars
Frederick Gas and Electric Company
Footer
A. Kate Gittinger
Griffin & Griffin
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Ernest Helfenstein
S. Amos Urner
Helfenstein & Urner
Insurance
Doll & Albaugh Studies
Market Street
Fahrney
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!