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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1916

Page

6

Local notes from Fergusville and Mt St Marys region

Local correspondence reports routine visits to Baltimore Jefferson and Monrovia. Dancing and lyceum events at Mt St Marys and St Anthony's Hall draw crowds despite bad weather. Easter activities include college students, baseball, and a large cut stone for the new college building.

MT. ST. Mary's Mt. St. Mary’s Lyceum St. Anthony's Hall St. Anthony's Lyceum St. Anthony's Church St. Anthony's ML St. Mary's College Mr. St. Mary's Waynesboro St. Anthony’s Hall Warry Wagner Hellen Altona W. Wilkinson Mt. Pleasant Mabel Anna Grant Mr. Knodle Wagerstown George Wagner Gerald Knott Wayneslore Thay Alltlit T Baltimore Counity Harry Krety Baltimore Mt. St. Mary's College New Junior Building Jacob Peters George Slate Baaltimore City Opera House Frederick

Local Church Notes and Social Greetings in Church Hill

Detour and Sunday events fill the week with preaching at the Reformed church on April 30 at ten. Aid and Missionary meeting set for Sunday evening. Numerous visits and Easter gatherings noted among residents from Westminster to Baltimore and New Windsor including Shorb, Har gett, and Whitmore families.

Nit George Duvall New London Sarah Hargett Frederick Anther Hargett New York Austin Howard Rusherman Mins Mahel Jefferson Mr. Hargett Nelle Millard

Local residents share visits amid illness reports

Graceham residents Mr and Mrs Wilam Beatgalin hosted Friday visitors. Mrs Harry Creager and daughters May and Mary visited relatives in Sykerville. Families and friends in New Midway Woodboro and near Rocky Ridge hosted or were hosted by several locals. Measles affect children as several families report outbreaks. Easter visits include Mr Raymond Boller of Baltimore with his parents in Graceham.

Pennsylvania College Gettysburg Henry Culler Leila Claude Baltimore Billy Sarah Horine W. W. Culler Walkersville Harry Castle Douglas Castile Arthur Lambert John Lambert Chestnut Grove Cephas Zimmerman Frederick C. B. Zimmerman Charles Himes Arthur Ray Samuel Zimmerman Wilbur D. Culler John C. Derr Monrovia Thomas Cecil Archie Cecil Lime Kiln Elisha John Shaff Naomi Stover Westminster Relas Marlin Shorb Jesse Kirchner Pot Kouns Mary Miller Rocky Ridge Katherine Dresher Floward Darling Wesley Hettimore James Warren Darling Emma Kflahn Frizaiesburg John Laurance Thomies Dbirely New Midway Willian Stitley Chifford Plohr Lenora Hahn Upton Austin Albert Hahn Wiliam Otto J Fox J. C. Whitmore Toon Carl Bolin Tiend Margaret Owings Frank Wilson Elie Whitmore Union Bridge T. J. Fowler New Windsor J.T. Whitmore Matters Station Eva Slagle Graceham Wilam Beatgalin Harry Creager May Mary Edward Currens Sykerville Matte Coliftower Helva Ida Boone Woodaboro Martha Selas Martha Selss Airs Jdx Boone Kilmer Buliman John T. Collifiower Howard Collifiower Airenuma Furor Adam Zents Susan Troxell Rocky Hidge John Six Keysville Adam It. Zents Raymond Boller Charles Koller Alt. Eugene Gallery Washington, D Agnes Arnold Abrs Chas. Elliott Columbia Edwards Elliott Hanover John Ilamburg Jon Litthestown Chas A. Eliott Eliott Stotes Wm. Moxley Mary Fowler Unionville Porsey Spurrier Gordon Audrey J. H. Spurrier

LIME KILN AREA SOCIAL NOTES SPRING VISITS REPORTED

Frederick area families and relatives visit in Jamtoan and Willcott City. Names include Drugst, Barber, Smith, Swontley, Lewis, Wilson, Feega, Marker, Merriman, Crum, Mary Smith, Otis Smith, Thos Fisher, Andrew Smith. An Easter service is announced at Jamtoan Sabbath School on April 3.

August Drugst Frederick Lewis Barber Daniel Smith Andrew Smith Larry Swontley Anna and Higlen Otis Smith Russell Lewis George Wilson Rederick Lether Feega Bernard and Sheridan’ Marker Dealtimore Lester and McCade Willcott City Vio Merriman Baltimore Jimtown Jamtoan Sabbath School

Oopath Program Listed With Recitations and Songs

Mr and Mrs George Eichelberger were in Baltimore Sunday to hear Ullly Sunday. The program will include recitations dialogues duets drug and builders song.

George Eichelberger Baltimore Ullly

Taneytown Social Notes and Local Meetingadjourned

Taneytown residents gather for visits and Easter holidays with relatives in Westminster Baltimore and Lancaster. A public meeting at Firemen's Hall nominated D T Hesson as Burgess and Edward Kemper Richard Hil Norval Shoemaker Jacob Baker and Dr C M Byrne as town commissioners for May 1 vote.

Wiliam Lutlington Union Bridge Joseph Hiott Westminster Ile W J. Carroll Koons Franklin and Marshall College Lantaster M.A. Cons Nannie Diffendal Frederick Hospital Dora Jones Baltimore Olive Purnell Mary George Woodlawn G. Walter Willand Firemen’s Hall Burgess D. T Hesson Edward Kemper Richard S. Hil Norval P. Shoemaker Jacob Baker C. M. Byrne

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