Town Notes from Germantown April Social Visits
County News lists visitors and family gatherings across Germantown and nearby neighborhoods. Mrs Emin Gartner hosts her children and grandchildren from Washington and Buck Lodge. Howard Purdy and daughters visit sister Mrs Henry Lenhart. Mrs James House visits Bear Neelsville. Howard Dunn Reginald Marth and Amelia Marth from Layhill near Boyd’s visit their mother Mrs Gusta Marth. Mrs Roy Marth and son visit Quince Orchard. Mrs James Stevens stays with her mother Mrs Ford in Beallsville.
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Germantown
John Gartner
Fred Gartner
Washington, D. C
Edward Gartner
Dau Tex
Buck Lodge
Surrey
Emin Gartner
Howard Purdy
Devola
Betty
Washington
Henry Lenhart
James House
Bear Neelsville
J. ©. Snyder
Howard Dunn
Reginald
Layhill
Amelia Marth
Near Boyd
Gusta Marth
Roy Marth
Fred Marth
Edgar Clagcett
Quince Orchard
James Stevens
Mrs. Ford
Beallavile
Feuding Rules Stage Show Headed for Theatre Tonight
Theatre notes list an Irish play about feuding, a comedy, and a drama The Forbidden Lovers, starring Maryland and Willan with Hart. The program includes YES Hour of Manhood and a Western feature, with eager local audiences awaiting the entries.
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Maryland
Willan
Hart
Wester
Local Notes From Clagettstown Community
Birth announced for a son born April 6 to Mr and Mrs Harry Brown in Clagettstown. Moves report Mr Frederick Sherman and O L Moxley to operate a dairy on the Moxley farm. Fannie Eichman visits sister Mrs Oscar Brandenburg in Kemptown. Griffiths of Boonsboro visit Moxleys. Mrs George Brown with son Harry Brown. Uncle Dock Zeigler, 102, former slave of Williams and Davis, Frederick County, is ill. Montgomery Chapel to present The Beantown Choir on Saturday April 17 at 7 30. W J Haynes family, Lindner family, and Sheets family visit Tong Corner New Market. April 16 list of attendees Heten DeGrange Ruth Phillips Alberta Moles Emma Mullinex and others.
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George Brown
Harry Brown
Dock” Zeigler
Williams
Grace
Lester Lindner
Henry Lee
Local gathering at George Mullinix home draws several names
Earl Molesworth Howard DeGrange Lester Mullinix Edwin Phillips Merte and Paul White and Robert Mullinix spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. George Mullinix for a social visit and small reunion with neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Molesworth
Howard DeGrange
Lester Mullinix
Edwin Phillips
Merte
Paul White
Robert Mullinix
George Mullinix
Crepe Collars Highlight New Silk Alpaca Frocks
White georgette crepe collars and pleated jabots enhance the smart new frocks of silk alpaca, adding fashionable detail to the ensemble and showcasing refined styling for the season.
Spraying urged for fruit trees by county agent
A telegram from S B Shaw of Maryland Extension urges immediate spraying of fruit orchards due to rapid seth spores. Weather outlook predicts increasing clouds with likely showers and continued cool northeast winds along the coast, prompting quick action with pink spray.
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Pow Chichester
S. B. Shaw
University of Maryland Extension Service
Seth
Ground is broken for Gospel Union Chapel
Ground breaking for the Gospel Union Chapel occurred Sunday afternoon on DeGrange Street despite repeated weather delays. More than a hundred attendees joined in exercises led by Calvary M. E. Church Boys Band under Tharry Young, with Rev W C Royal presiding and delivering the address and benediction. A collection surpassed $15 was raised.
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LF. Ruprecht
Chistian Sadier
Sune
W.C. Royal Taster
Firs
Baptist Church
Mr Royal
Pound Party at Lippeon Home Near Libertytown
A social pound party was held at the Lippeon residence near Libertytown on Friday night April 11. Guests included Mr and Mrs George Hippeon, Mr and Mrs Robert Young, Mr and Mrs George Hinterlein, Mr and Mrs Harry Gilson, Mr and Mrs David Smith, Mr and Mrs Luice Thompson, and Mr and Mrs Chas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Lippeon
Libertytown
Briday
George A. Hippeon
Robert Young
George Hinternein
Harry Gilson
David Smith
Tiiuce Thompson
Chas
Emerald 611 promises quick relief for varicose veins
An advertisement claims that Emerald 611 can rapidly shrink varicose veins and enlarged glands with a two-ounce bottle, urging buyers to insist on the original and follow directions for noticeable improvement within days. It touts guaranteed results and lists a product name Gol tres Ad wens-Aidvertisement.
Local Society Names Read Like A Who's Who Of Residents
Rippeon and Mr Basel GHson join Miss Bertha Punterman Amma Elise don Alleen Thompson Gladys Horton Ade Rippeon Jennie Rippeon and Zelas as listed names in a community social roster reflecting curatorial local significance.
Peasant Dress Described in Embroidered Crepe
A list of names appears beside a description of a heavy white crepe dress. The item features bright cod embroidery and a red sash, noted in a concise, period tone.
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