Letters From Correspondents Telling Local Happenings
A collection of misspelled notes from area residents. Mr Warshey took his car to Washington for painting. Edward Maxwell bought new rubber for his buggy. Miss Adna Wichner visited Miss Kath laihn. Mr John Monoch returned from Frederick City Hospital after an appendicitis operation. Miss Avice Cecil visits sister Mrs Cashel of Redbird. Mrs Johnson hosted relatives, and Mr George Wo Luin with son Thomas are away. Congregational church news and social visits round out the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Warshey
Washington
Edward Maxwell
Adna Wichner
Kith Laihn
John Monoch
Frederick City
Avice Cecil
Cashel
Redbird
T. Pope
Luther Johnson
Vis Fred
Coates
George Wo
Sen Thomas
George Nicholson
Otis
John Lo Nubulson
Buck
Cedar Heights Community Notes and Local Visits
Sunday gatherings at Cedar Heights feature Miss Olive Watlans and Mr Robert Windsor among attendees. Several neighbors report family visits, farm work, and small town news including a local fire injuring a dwelling, a baby birth, and residents traveling to Washington for business. Notables: Meo Artie Watkins family, Mr Griffith Waters, Mr TR Windsor, Mrs Case, Mrs Poole, Mrs Daisy Snader, Mrs Ida Crawford, Veo Jurken Moodking, Mr John M Kaig, and Mra Tap Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dease Garber
Cider Grove
Olive Watlans
Robert Windsor
Meriin Watlet Mhilin Brown
Arthur Brown
Little van
Younes
Carlton Young
Woltiaan
Weller
Storks
Artie Watkins
PD. Watkins
Griffith Waters
TR. Windsor
Clark
Washington
Case
Maud Poole
Cedar Grove
Daisy Snader
Laura
Ida Crawford
Maynard Watkins
Charlotte
Tather
Jurken Moodking
Laewis Dite von Wertheseli
Ning
Tap Windsor
Sugar Loaf Mountain Community Notes
Mes. 1. Kanode and Mollie visited her son George Kanode of King TEL. Mr Rox Prout of Itmuswick spent Sunday with his father at Pat bill. Mes. Carrie Coaley and son with two daughters from Park Mills spent time in Montgomery county. Mrs Florehee attends as vick at her Vane. Mr. Lilie of Urbana preached at Koonts chapel. Mr. Gorden Strone began work on his mansion at Sugar Loaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Mes
Kanode
Mollie
George Kanode
King Tel
Rox ‘Prout
Itmuswick
Pat Bill
Carrie Coaley
Ollie
Martha Wiles
Park Mills
Montgomery County
Florehee Sens
Vick
Vrs Berthes Strube
Bart
Urband
Lie
Lilie
Urbana
Koonts Chuapel
Gorden Strone
Sugar Loaf
Bloomfield social notes and local visits
Mrs Hlowardsta visited Mr and Mrs HL Whelster on Wednesday. Mer and Mrs 8 Wy Ramsburg and Mrs Edward Ageberger of aacorfield were guests of Mr and Mrs FP Angleberger on Sunday. Charlie Zimmerman con fin g to the house with measles. Larry Kemp and family visited Bar Zimmerman on Sunday. Mrs C J Smith, Mrs Austin hier and Miss Naomi Wachter visited Mr Daniel Shankle. Mies Taipiers and children visited her mother. Mr Va Sammers. Rod Zimmerman at bedside of his mother. Farmers busy plowing corn. wet weather may delay some. Mrs John Santerweim visited. Marshall Zittmer family visited. Tethel public school content date parade in Frederick on May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlowardsta
HL. Whelster
Mer
Ramsburg
Caro
Edward Ageberger
Austin ‘Hier
Naomi Wachter Vis
Daniel Shankle
Mies
M Taipiers
Wer
Va. Sammers
Saturay Wi
Rod Zimmerman
Foote
Mro
John Santerweim
Marshall Zittmer van von Sroday
Tethel Public School
Tera Om
Frederick
SHOOKSTOWN SOCIAL NOTES MISSED CONTEXT
Misses Beatrice Uikdebrind and Lilie Wickiess spent Sunday with Miss Grice and Lethan Greve near Feagay. Miss Luter State visited friends near Meare Vite. Mr Regents spent a few days with Mr diners teve near Peoga Vine. Mes Gertrude Walless visited Uwene from a tep te Knegaily. Mr Shoenisher spent Sunday with Mrs Henra Shoemaier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Uikdebrind
Lilie Wickiess
Grice
Lethan Greve
Feagay
Luter
Meare Vite
Flay
Maou
Regents
Peoga Vine
Schaeder
Spont
Gertrude Walless
Mr Shoenisher
Predih
Henra Shoemaier
Plane No 4 Ada Lewis and Miss Luke Meyles Visit
The article notes Ada Lewis and Luke Meyles as guests on Sunday. Mrs Sparrier and family hosted Miss Elisabeth Dar with friends, and Pearl Sparrier and Moss Pearl Sparrier joined the gathering. Several attendees extended thanks and shared a pleasant day with Mr and Mrs Edward Mover and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Lewis
Luke Meyles
Alisabeth Dar
Mro
Oriy
Moe
Local Notices Chronicle at Pinisville and Surroundings
Community notes detail visits and gatherings across Pinisville and nearby towns, with kinship links to Sykesville and Unionville. Residents including the Moxleys, Spurriers, and Strawsbergs are listed among social calls, illnesses, and a fatal accident near Martinsburg.
Wal sersville Birthday Reminiscences and Obscure Notices
The fragment lists birthdays, visitations, and social notices from Wal sersville with names such as Jul it Maurice Tones Samuel Myler Lenora Crum Freda Siuth Mellen and others. It mentions dances in Wal sersville, sick lists for John Sawlor and Master Charles Biller, and several visits to Baltimore and Washington. The piece ends with musings on weather, snow showers, and a concluding reflection on Cecil Rhodes and mortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jhulit
Maurice Tones
Samuel Myler
Masses
Lenora Crum
Freda Siuth
Mellen
Die Ae Posie
Mildred Cromwell
Isabell
Paulie
Lillian Aimimerman
Jennie Sint
Nellie Withide
Corse Strinn
Visitio Sitiue
Jilin Sheeley
Fllenn Withide
Roger Bling
Jein Green
Ross W'thide
Fartie
Charles Chund
Roger Withide
Nolinton Bposle
Glenn Alumerunuy
Johun Clark
Rayon Withide
Wilekersville
Tart Bowers
Talton W
Prederick
Kella Wachter
Frederick
Walckersville
John Sawlor
Redduck
Ildred
Woodslare
Mary Reddick
Alma
Ahover
Blinehe
Lander Week of Visit Recounts in Local Notices
A garbled OCR segment mentions visits and names such as Mr John Harper and Mr George Presudy with references to Mrs Vira and Tammy. It notes social calls, sabbath time, and minor travel mentions around Landers, Med Vis Row, and Prederuk. The fragment preserves names and places but lacks coherent events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marthe Phas
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