Local Notes From Frederick Area Happenings
Portable county column reports on residents visiting relatives in Frederick and surrounding towns, church events, school reorganizations, moves, and weather. Notables include Stauffer and Moberly family visits, Otterbein Club notes, Mt. Union Sunday School officers, and multiple moves across the county as floodwaters rise near Monocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Stauffer
Frederick
Wm. Stauffer
Ernest Gregory
Washington, D. C
James Long
Jennie Moberly
Robert Moberly
Otterbein Literary Chih
Whi, Wachter
Holdcraft
Mildred Cromwell
Catharine Carmack
Nevin
Ainet
Wm. Wacher
Nannie Reddick
Margaret Fogle
Blanche Ports
Cromwell
Mehra Reddick
Mrs. Holdcraft
Isabel Zimmerman
Chine Gerll
April Fool
Mattie Rice
Helen Dudrow
Ethel Vanfossen
Win. Warhter
recHailon
Emery Carmack
Lola Holderatt
Golo
Nolfie Dervbw
Otterbein Nova
Critfe
Judiciary Compg
Local families share visits across communities
Graceham residents recount weekend visits with relatives including Joseph Fisher and Cornelius Musher in Rocky Ridge, Katherine Engle, Mabel Miller with A Smiths, Fl Summers with his uncle John Joy, Maud Snook and child from Hagerstown, Summers' sons with Chester Jor family, Charles Domer with Morris Smith at Lors Station, John Pittinger in Baltimore, and Ruet Frailer visiting Jacob Shawn, along with Harry Creager and three others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Fisher
Corneliussher
Rocky Ridge
Katherine Engle
Mabel Miller
A. &. Smith
Fl Summers
John Joy
Maud Snook
Hagerstown
John Keilholtz
Summers
Middletown
Local Families Visit Relatives Across Districts
Children Glauelie Mary and Marton spent Tuesday with sister Mrs Deberry near Detour. Mr and Mrs McClain of Pennsylvania visit brother Mr John Pyle as Mr John Pyle and Fred who have been sick improve slowly. Mr Tarbert Gulliftower of New Midway spent Tuesday with mother Mrs Frank Calliflawer. Mrs Harvey Groshon and child of Union Bridge visit Mr and Mrs Frederick Clawford and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glauelie
Mary
Marton
Deberry
Ales. McClain
Pennsylvania
John Pyle
Fred
Birthday Social Honors Annie Miles in Hyattstown
On Thursday evening March 27 a birthday social was hosted at Mr. and Mrs. 8 P Miles in Hyattstown for Annie Miles. Guests included Marguerite Cecil Marion Cecil Violet Murphy Nessie Murphy Christine Wood Havel Richards Edw Miles Wigston Miler Milton Wond Jot Anderson Jr Walter Olafsen and Michard Nicholson. The group rode from Hyattstown to Sugar Loaf Mountain two abreast and returned by Comus before disbanding. Others visited Miss Georgie Dudtow and more young people from the area attended various gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel C. Kline
Willheim
Stork
Adolphus Fox
Zion
Day
Belwg
William Summers
Hitle
Orville
Milton Akers
Braddock
Grayson Angleberger
8. P. Miles
Annie
Marguerite
Marian Ceell
Violet Murphy
Nessie Murphy
Christine Wood
Havel Richards
the Messré& Edw
Miler
Wigston Tlithicum
Milton Wond
Jot Anderson
Walter Olifa’sen
Michard Nicholson
Beulah Hawking
Georgie Dud- Tow
Tyattstown
Sugar Loaf
Comas
Marguerita Cecil
Marion Cecil
Bessie Burdette
Annie Miles
Edw. Miles
Curtis Mortimer
William Richards
Paul Linthicum
Ethel Cecil
Mynttstown
Railroad Tickets to Western Points Sale Notice
Pennsylvania Railroad announces daily sale of reduced fare tickets to the Rocky Mountains Pacific Coast Western Canada Mexico and Southwestern points from March 14 to April 1 inclusive. Consult nearest Ticket Agent or Floyd Hasgon Jr D P A Baltimore Md for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
Canada
Mexico
Fl. Hasgon, Jr
Baltimore
Speke at Conference Highlights Local Child Labor Talk
The third annual educational and industrial conference of Washington county public schools was held in Hagerstown yesterday. E. W. Walker of Hancock, a local teacher, delivered an address from this city on child labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Country Public Schools
Hagerstown
E.W. Walker
Hancock
Report of Boy Scout Work in Second Frederck Troop
The first quarter report for the Second Frederck Troop Boy Scouts of America shows 1 enrolled at year start, 2 dropped for non attendance, 3 Tender Loots sworn in late March bringing 32?2 at quarter end, 13 regular meetings with 831 attendance and 3 specials with 63. Patrols list and attendance details follow as the troop prepares a hike to Shockstown and tests for second class scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Rupp
Eddy
Baltimore
Boy Scouts
Shockstown
Belt Sentenced to Eight Years for Manslaughter
Walter E Belt a Laytonsville farmer was found guilty of manslaughter in Montgomery county Circuit Court at Rockville for the January 30 killing of Jessa J Every a farm laborer at the Dorsey home near Unity. Judge Worthington sentenced him to eight years in the Maryland Penitentiary after a night of jury deliberation ending with manslaughter as a compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Rockville
Walter E. Belt
Laytonsville
Jessa J. Every
Robert Dorsey
Unity
Belt
Worthington
Maryland
Wor- Mingsen
Beh
Hquer
Wimar- Tod
Time Has Come To Eat Greens And Spring Diet
A 1920s style dietary note urges a spring switch to greens such as spinach, cowslips, and dandelions while reducing starches and sweets. It extols onions for liver action and asparagus for kidney cleansing as April ends approach. It promotes early greens as cheap and healthful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla
Carly
Mount St Mary's defeats Colgate 9 to 2 in baseball
Mount St Mary's pitchers held Colgate to three hits through eight innings as Mellale dominated until the fifth. Rice hit a three-base miscue in the first inning and the Mountaineers batted aggressively, scoring three runs early. Colgate used three pitchers in the first three frames and struggled at the plate, finishing with four runs in the ninth as Hale allowed four hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. St. Mary's
Colgate University
Emmitsburg
Mount St Mary's
Mountaineers
Mellale
Colgate
Mount St. Mary’s Aggregation
Rice
Ice Hale
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walkersville
Mountaindale
Lottie Snook
Elmer Houck
Marry Rice
Alice Goosey
Bar
A. Rice
Springfield
C. A. Rice
Thomas F. Palmer
Catherine Palmer
Hansonville
Alva Keyser
Lewis Hamrick
Mamie Rice
Littleton C. Fox
Creagerstown
Virginia Smith
Edward Smith
Mountaindale Union Sunday School
George W. Geasey
George W. Rice
Air
Joseph Wachter
Ira G. Jlouck
Spencer O. Geasey
Butaw Snook
Charles P. Gray
Earl Weddle
Hazel Ghheit
Burkittsville
Agnes Dixon
George Magaha
Woman's College
Meyers
Cincinnati
Samuel Koontz
Roanoke
Howard Kefauver
Irving Magaha
Charles House
Geo. Mageha
Mary Gaver
Frederic
Martin “Zerker
Dorsey
Charles Damer
Orswyn Zeeker
MT. Zion
George Culler
Peagavilto
Ming Rouge Smith
del BeGrange
Charles Wiel- Jess
Procerick
John Renn
Hir
George Smith
Faiy
George Sait
Emma Crampton
Graceham
Ryts
Ren
Hans
Rona Cocoa
van Houten
RONA
M.A. Knapp
U.S. Court OF Commerce
Labor Commission
New York
Martin A. Knapp
United States Commerce Court
GW. W. Klanger
Commerce and Labor
Speke
BOY Scout
Second Frederick Troop Lutheran S
Jesse Evely
Talon
Ov Fire Rush Co
Morrix
Irs. Co
YMCA
Brush Company
Amthong
Rexall
Ion. Williamson
United States
Toe Am
America
Beecham ’S
Mui
Duffy
U. E Pharmacopoeia
Rochester
N. Y
Dairymien
Get Pratts
C. E. Burger
Harry L. Ebert
Dallas
W. Kehne
L. W. Mehrling
J. E. Phleeger
Frank V. Staub
W. C. Staley
C. B. Willard
Pearre
Modern Pharmacy
E. J. Winebrenner
Frederick Gas and Electric Company
Ernest Helfenstein
Amos Urner
Helfenstein & Urner, Insurance
Dek & Albaugh Enkding
MI N. Harket Street
Frederick, MO
INIFR
Arutk
Griffin & Griffin
Atcine
Fahrneys
URS. D, Taneney & Son
Bacustows, Mo
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