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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1913
Page
8
A series of community notes lists visits and gatherings across Kemptown Lewisdale Damascus and surrounding towns. Families including King Burdette Snyder and Beall relations are mentioned along with social events at Pleasure Club and local visits to Ogle Walker and others. A death is noted for Mrs. Taylor and several residents travel for extended visits or temporary moves.
Communion services are planned for Sunday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock in Rocky Ridge. Mrs. J. B. Ogie is on the sick list. Mr. Harry W. Stull spent Saturday in Luthestown, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Smith and
In Taneytown and nearby areas, residents welcomed visitors from Baltimore and other regions. Leo Gardner of Baltimore visited his mother Mrs M J Gardner. Mrs Robert A Elliot of Stevenson Baltimore county visited relatives. Dr O Donald and Miss Katie Cuddy of Baltimore spent time with Rev Father Cuddy. Mrs John Brophy and Miss May Brophy of Frostburg stayed overnight. Miss Anita Kissinger of Rening, Pa, and Miss Rein dotar were guests. Miss Fannie Buffington of Washington DC visited her family. Rev Father B J Lennon of Baltimore spent time with his sister on a farm near town. E E Reindotar and wife returned from a two week western trip. John McKellip the druggist has been housed for several weeks.
An athlete, suffering rheumatism, hopes to return in a few days if good weather continues.
Detour residents Mig Dorsey Diller and J Th Dehkaplane joined neighbors for Thursday outings. Many households from Yellow Springs Walkersville Frederick Baltimore and Romney area spent Sunday or over several days visiting relatives, with horse loss, births, and trips to Rockville Baltimore and Baltimore noted among local names.
Mrs W B Stambaugh spent days in Baltimore. Benjamin Bowins and family of Adamstown visited Mrs Annie Dixon. Lewis Leather and children visited his sister in Buckeystown. Minnie White visited Mrs Clare Lenhart in Buckeystown. George Dixon Jr visited William Wartfield. Mr B F Ricketts went to Baltimore on business. Elmer Funk of Araby recovered from measles. Communities prepare to plant corn as residents recount weekend visits among families in Araby Buckeystown and nearby areas.
Graceham notes Sunday gatherings as Blanche and May Greeger join Grace and Ada Smith. Colliflower relatives from Hagerstown Baltimore visit kin. Bertie Morningstar visits from Emmitsburg. Pittenger family travels to Baltimore. Colliflower, Troxell, Joy and Keilholtz kin visit exchanges. Mabel Butler and Beulah Troxell seen in various households. broader visits include Union Bridge and Walkersville relatives.
Jefferson notes Mr Page Etchison of Washington spent weekend at home. Mr Samuel Fawley of Taylorstown visited his brother George Fawley. Mr A D Doty has been ill but improving. Mrs Kefauver of Middletown and two daughters visited sister Mrs Zittle. Miss Ciara Brubaker is very ill. Lutheran church services Sunday 10 15 am. Christian Endeavor service Sunday evening at GaGr teader with Miss Edna Keiler.
Rev McKinley formerly of the M E B church and Hamp stead wife spent a few days with friends in Walkersville. Blanche Poris Nannie Reddick Rescue Poris Merrii Reddick visited Claude Cram in Dublin. Mrs P E Woldcraft and daughter Martha visited Frederick friends. Mrs Anthony spent Tuesday in Frederick. William Strine made a long trip to Salisbury recently.
Mrs Wm Shepperd of Salisbury visits her parents Mr and Mrs J J Stauffer and other families. Miss Maule Rive visits Mrs Maury Reddick. Mr Wm Wachter and family visit Mr and Mrs Howard Wachter. Jr Y P S C of the U B church to hold birthday social April 26 at Gilbert’s Mall with a penny per year for a free ice cream and cake treat. event free to all. Otterbein Literary Club meets at U B parsonage with program including solos, essays, readings, recitations and reports, adjourned after dues paid for new song books.
County Commissioner David Z. Nigh of Washington county, 71, married 42 year old widow Annie P. Trader at Trinity Lutheran parsonage in Hagerstown by Rev. Jacob S. Simon. Bride moved from Baltimore two years ago and has grown daughters. They will reside on the groom's farm one mile north of the city.
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