County News Notes from Feagaville and Lime Kiln
Feagaville reports Sunday services at St Luke and joint meetings with the Reformed and Lutheran churches. Mt Zion Lutheran Church hosts meetings this week. Local residents and students are mentioned with family visits, illnesses, and spring conditions noted along with several Frederick area relatives and travelings.
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Feagaville
St. Luke + wutcheran
Neat
Mt Zion Lutheran Church
Ormond Phelps
Mernthony
Roger Culler
Community Notices From Germantown April Events
Local notes record visits and family gatherings in Germantown and surrounding areas. Mr J. J. Sunder and Mrs J. C. Sunder are mentioned with others visiting relatives. Lenhart and Cleede families, Foster funeral, and Loys Station movements noted. Several residents listed with kin and neighbors in April and March.
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Germantown
Russell Lenhart
Markell Clagett
Ty Cleede
Guin
Sen
Wartiaden
Jvhanode
Walsh
Enry Lenhart
Wallee Garvne
Tod
Wailliamt Foster
Woodsboro April Events Highlight Local Figures
Residents note appearances by Mr Thoma hnson York Pappent and Miss Mr Tolcus. The town enjoyed a day of timers and community activities in Woodsboro with several locals sharing time together.
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Woodsboro
Thomahnson
York Pappent
Tolcus
Sure Shines Beryl Beauty Crowned in Small Town
Local notes highlight San dusky Ohio residents praising a beauty winner. Starr claimed the title by a 1000 vote margin, with neighbors and visiting relatives from Baltimore York Pennsylvania and Union Bridge in attendance. The piece mentions social visits among the Keeneys Cutshills and others, plus music students from the Peabody Conservatory.
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Beryl
Starr
Sandusky, O
Taneytown Notes and Local Moves in April
Frank Baum gardener recovering from pneumonia. Miss Nellie B. Hess of Baltimore visiting home folks. Mrs Mary Crapster visiting daughter Anna Smoltzer in Orangeville Pa. John Davidson indisposed. Miss Mary Roger of Westminster visited Rose Crabbles Thursday. John Ihlbert moved from George street Tanexstown to Stanley Reavers farm. James Shick moved into James Burlington’s house on Fairview Avenue. Lizzie Galt moved into Sherman Gild’s on Frederick Street. Miss Mary Motter visiting her brother Elmer for several days.
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Lilian Barrett
Boint
Rocks
Thursay
Clarke Michael
Frederick
Alle Fouche
Mary Brennan
Barton
K. Baker
C. C Cutsail
Charles Brosius
Franklin Cook
Carl Sper
Freerick
Haran Cutsal
Fredick
Henry Baker
H. B Ogie
M. G Springer
HH. M. Qbigenbrode
Igenbrode
Clyde Shaver
Harmont
John Ever
Loys
Eva
Wellington Fisher
Bernhardt Rounborn
Baltimore
Elmer Holbrenner
Pauline Snyder
Union Bridge
Ruby Cutshall
Catherine Miller
Louise Cutshall
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Charles Keeney
James Eyler
York Pa
Raymond Gilbert
Hannah Keeney
Josephine
New Midway
Zach Smith
Taneytown
Frank Baumgardner
Nellie B. Hess
Mary Crapster
Anna Smoltzer
Orangeville
John Davidson
Mary Roger
Westminster
Rose Crabbles
John Ihlbert
George Street
Tanexstown
Stanley Reavers
James Shick
James Builington
Fairview
Lizzie Galt
Sherman Gild
Frederick Street
Mary Motter
Elmer
Local Moves and Social Visits Highlight Quiet Maryland Town
Calvin Smith and family moved to Littlestown near Emmitsburg as a group from Motter. A Yonkers motor party traveled to Taneytown to visit Mrs J N Hoover’s cousin Mrs Laura Baer, accompanied by Marian Hoover Reba Hoover Helen Smith Mrs Wm Hu’l Nevin Toover and Jesse Newcomer. The note adds a remark that United States money is almost entirely in new usage in Vanaan.
King George Supports Tennis Patronage in Britain
King George has long been a tennis devotee and serves as a patron of the British Lawn Tennis Association, strengthening royal ties to the sport and its governing body.
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King George
Strengthening Eyes With Home Remedies Debated
A fragmented item discusses eye washing mixtures and remedies such as camphor witch hazel and garlic based solutions. It mentions a person named Williamsoen and an advertising reference, but the overall guidance is unclear and cautions on efficacy.
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Williamsoen
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