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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1928
Page
9
March attendance totals for Wolfsville School list students in Miss Smith Miss Higbee and Mr Leatherman rooms plus a High School cohort. Community notes record multiple relocations moves Easter visitor Miss Ethel Palmer from Shippensburg and various residents changing homes in the area.
Sunday visits unfolded as Mr and Mrs Sneadner and Miss Duvall from Liberty called on Misses Isabel and Mamie Boyer while Arthur Sting and family from Brunswick joined Mr and Mrs J Thomas Wiles. Others included Mrs J Thomas Wiles calling on Mr H Ray Smith and Mrs W H Delauter at Doubs and a large party from Boonsboro and Washington visiting the Harrell home.
Daysville residents share visits with relatives in Montgomery county Walkersville and Baltimore while a move shifts the Tucker family from Hesson farm near Mr. Pleasant to Sneadner farm near Libertytown. Local gatherings include the Eyler and Dinterman households hosting relatives and friends over the weekend and Tuesday.
The article lists March daily attendance at Oak Grove School in Taneytown including Doris Frock Virginia Hyser Margaret Krise Oste Krise Marie Hilterbrick Roy Diehl Herbert Frock Roy Haifley Wilton Haifley and notes Miss Treva R Becker teacher. It mentions Mr and Mrs Mahlon Brown visiting near town and the Dorcas Seying Circle meeting at Miss Ruth Hyser's home. Bettie Jane Roop from New Windsor visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Hockensmith. Mr and Mrs Noah Selby and ...
Daughters Nellie and Flora attend cousin John Lovell’s funeral from his parents’ home in New Windsor on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Mary I Hare’s funeral mass is said in Westminster with interment at the adjacent cemetery. Several notices recount visits and movements of local residents including the Erb and Zepp families, the Trite and Sell households, and the Null family’s Sunday visit to Jesse Myers.
The May or Thomas H. Gaither is improving his residence with a spacious sun parlor and extra room above at the southwest exposure. At the M P church quarterly conference Howard Gray was elected delegate and Samuel Brandenburg alternate to the Maryland annual conference special one day session in Washington on April 11.
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The Rev. CG Richmond was returned to his appointment for a fifth year serving the Middleburg and Johnsville M E churches. Attendees at the Carroll County Sunday School Association meeting and supper at Firemen's Hall Westminster included Ray Mumford and family and Mrs. Senseney and Mrs. Marie Senseney. Emma Rumapert, recently ill, can now move about the house with her sister Mrs. Kiler Marton assisting. Harry Spurrier moved from the Young property to the Relfsnider home recently bought by Abner Devilbuy and converted to two houses. Rev. W C Mumford preached to the Knights of Pythias. about sixty members attended. Mr. and Mrs. Hanson Stauffer and Miss Helena Stauffer and Nelson visited Senseneys. Sterling Stull moved to Westminster.
Mrs HJ Shatts ill after grippy attack. Thomas Welshaar cared for at Frederick hospital. Lee Stone moves to Benedum street. Brethren church Young People host entertainment The Path over the Hill. City election held Monday Former Mayor Thomas H Catther reelected to fifth term. Incumbent councilmen reappointed excluding Henry Baylor. Cedar Grove P T A meets with spelling bee. Various visits and family news from local residents. Alby Thompson operates a saw mill near Cedar Grove.
In Cedar Grove this April, the little son of Mr and Mrs William Beall has shown signs of improvement after a period of illness.
Mrs. Frances Jean of Tully New York reports severe sickness and weakness eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She credits the remedies with restoring strength and plans to continue treatment, noting her gratitude and belief in their value.
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