Bloomfield Area News Highlights Local Visits and Church Events
Bloomfield and surrounding communities report visits among relatives including Mrs. Charles Startz and Mrs. J. Smith, and Byron Zimmerman’s weekend in Bloomfield. Zion Reformed elects officers for the year. Easter services planned at Southern church and Reformed church. Local repairs and moves noted in Broad Run. several residents move between farms and towns. Minor illness and family gatherings recur across Bethel, Buck Lodge, Fair Dealings, and Mt. Airy with social and religious activities emphasized.
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Bloomfield
Wm. Ricketts Sud
Willis
Montgomery County
Charles Oland
Greenfield
Charles Startz
J. Smith
O. P. Main
Joseph Stone
Achool
Zion Reformed Sunday School
Rev
M. Hench
O. O. Holtz
Marshall Zimmerman
Charles P. Main
Henoh E. T Smith
Stanley Holtz
Ranvilla
O. Holtz
J. P. Angleberger
Granville O. Holtz
Thomas Haugh
Byron Zimmerman
Fredery
Byron L. H. Zimmerman
Wilbert Smith
Local Social Notes and Church Notices Compile
Mr. 0. W. Loy and family and Mr. O. BE. Graham guest of Andrew Hankey and family. Wm Ahilt and wife visit John Ahail. Roy Whitmore and wife in town. Mrs. Roy Speak to West Quarrellton. Union Sunday school elected officers John M Snook, L O Fox, Roy W. Hankey, Clareance Warner, Adah Derr, etc. Mrs. Stultz and children visit near Gettysburg. Florence DaMuth visits Thurmont. Grants Dobel and family visit Motters. Jacob Egenbrods and daughter visit near Motters. Miss Lillie Baker to Martinsburg. Mrs. John Fox visits Amelia Eyler. Barnesville notes Palm Sunday services at St Marys. Rev. T. Maguire visits. Mrs. Kaffa Stevens returns from Gomus. Dr. James McDonald visits relatives. Roberson siblings visit Point of Rocks. Miss Deeppie Loy improving. Miss Lucy Sullivan absent from Myrea's dance. Feagaville Ladies Aid program and communion service. Mrs. Lee Ranneberger and family visit. Maynard Eagle visits Petersville. Oller and Guller families visit. Mrs. Day moves. J S Barnes and Murray Kindley take farms. Mary Netkirk visits Monrovia. Mrs. J N Kindley back from Baltimore. Jesse L. Baker visits Sykesville. Ongoing local visits and illnesses noted. Merrie Leather injured. Edward Heffner ill. Mrs. Kate Hyatt visiting East Pittsburgh.
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Graceham
John Bentze
Lloyd
Hoover Mill
F. A. Qollifower
Pearla Troutepant
Charles Trout
Herberté Qultiflower
Washington
Conaln
Clarence Valentine
New Midway
Mary Hemerick
Catoctin Furnace
John Six
Newton Six
Ruth
Wm. Six
O ' Seflsa
John
Rocky Ridge
Misa Florence Fisher
Leater
Mary
Lottie Collistower
Pattersor
Emmitsburg
Shoemaker
Ernest Loog
Uccle
Wm. Renner
Wies Ross Wachter
Harvey Ramsburg
Union Sunday School
Place
Flicera
John M Snook
L .O. Fox
Roy W. Hackey
Clare
Robert Stultz
Oear
Gettysburg
Oslia Stansbury
Florence DaMuth
Fannie Ward
Thurmont
Grant Dobel
Motters
Corneline Dobel
Jacob Egenbrods
Mize Lottie
Nevin Martie
Oear Motters
Lillie Baker
Martinsburg
W. Va
Joha Fox
Amelia Eyler
James McDonald
William Roberson
Carrie Roberson
Misa
Fountain Mills
W. EH. Day Baa
Hyattatown
J. &. Barnes
Day
Murray Kindley
Barnes
Misa Mary Netkirk
Monrovia
Bare
J. N Kindley
Baltimore
Jesse L. Baker
Sykesville
Warfeld and Watkins Attend Mrs Darby’s Funeral in Baltimore
Mr Luther Warfeld and Mr Lee Watkins attended the funeral of Mrs Ella Darby in Baltimore last week. Mrs Darby was well known here and had a large circle of friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Warfeld
Lee Watkins
Ella Darby
Baltimoore
Darby
United States urged to expand sheep raising for mutton
The Department of Agriculture urges farmers to boost sheep production as a way to use land efficiently and counter rising mutton prices. It cites large lamb and wool markets, breeding efforts across English, Mexican, Merino lines, and ongoing work to develop an ideal wool and mutton breed while stressing education and cross-border mutton imports.
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America
United States
Chicago
Obicago
Department of Agticutl
George F Thompson
Bureau of Animal Industry
Lews
J. W. Kennedy
Downs
Shires
Theirfords
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
An old ad copy peddles a one hundred dollar reward for curing catarrh, cites Cheney & Co of Toledo and Waning KimXan Marnin wholesale druggists, touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure taken internally and claimed to affect blood and mucous surfaces, and mentions Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
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Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J Cheney
Waning
Kimxan & Marnin
Ball
Hall
Fragmented tale of a tense hotel encounter and vanished time
In a chaotic memory fragment a man recalls a tense hotel night with a mysterious woman named Vania. He frets over missing time and a past indiscretion as crowds, travel, and a whispered secret unfold around the Napoleon hotel and a Federal Arts building episode.
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Federal Arts Building
Fragmented dialogue from a distant era shopworn prose
A garbled OCR passage presents a long, overlapping exchange with many misread names and phrases. It reads like a courtroom or estate scene with characters named Tatiana, Ciara, and Mark, involving dialogue about death, beliefs, and personal history. The text yields little coherent narrative but hints at relationships, a party, and emotional tension.
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