Despondents Describe Happenings in Localities
Letters from Cedar Grove and nearby areas recount social visits, property updates, and daily life. Residents note house painting, lights installed, pew purchases, and a weather-deprived region with rain shortages affecting crops like white corn. Visitor and travel mentions include Mrs King, Ruth Falkrney, and Mr Barber among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Gardner
Mary Riley
Danas
King
Charles Barber
Dames i. King
U. Barber
Jaljs Watkinsr
Germantown
Philmore
Heagay
Ttockville
Cedar ‘Grove
VO. King
Washington TG
Otis Waek
Misses Bertha and Wielime visit Lewistown area
Local notes list visitors and travelers including Misses Bertha and Wielime visiting relatives, several residents returning from Singanore, and others gathering at Pen-Mar. Mentions Rev. Walter and Rev. Schaeffer visiting, mountain resort guests at Mountain View Cottage, and an excursion to the Lutheran Reunion with rain delaying trains. A horse of Edward Webster found with a broken leg and a church pipe dedication are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Bertha
Wielime
Evial
Lyste
Ponting Redman
Dield
Les- Ne. Harne
Leslie Green
Edward Webster
Kelly
Jobo “Kelly
Snook
Tanni
Deinis Shook
Hallie
Sydney Angelberger
Catherine Siuerweltt
Drea
Walter
Pabli
Baltimore
Weber
Pan Mar
M. J. Frior
St. John's
George TE. .Greenwood
Thurmont
Charles. Schaeffer
Firer
Wileliam Stein
Washington, D.C
Naylor
Mountain View Cottag
Robert “Harbaugh
Mountain View Cottage
Carroll
Jeannette
Dorothy
Rose
Stinerman
Cromell
Maddox
Pen. Mar
Here
Tales of Terror Told by Refugees as Trains Arrive
A large crowd attended each evening as tales were told by Chinese refugees arriving with trains from Seat of rebellion. Receipts exceeded $8. Various locals visited, including Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wagner and son, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Rhoderick, and Miss Mary Jacobs of Frederick visiting the area. Rally Day will be observed by Mount dion Sunday school on September 28. the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jacobs
Frederick
Mount Dion
Ridgeville News Briefs Include Injuries and Rebuilding
In Ridgeville, Mr. Asbury Burdette, over seventy, injured Saturday from a buggy and car collision, suffers three fractured ribs but is recovering well. J A M Bennett escaped serious harm after falling from a straw wagon and being dragged by wheels. William Stackhouse begins rebuilding his fire-destroyed home as Dr and Mrs J E Bromwell travel to Cold Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Burdette
Burdette
Airy
Odd Fellows
J. AL. C. Bennett
William Stackhouse
J. E. Bromwell
Cold Springs
Rocky Ridge Church Services and Local Visits
Rev Wickey will hold Sunday services at 14 o'clock and Sunday school led by Mrs Catherine Stull and daughter Miss Grace of Woodsburg. Mr Harry Stull and family plan to return home Friday. Mrs Tix Barrick and son Geo visit relatives. Mr Hdewarnd Thomas and daughter from Baltimore visit Mr Charles Lang. Mrs Robert Cele of UCreacerstown visited Mr 4. 1. Qgle and family Wednesday. Miss May Stan visits relatives in Woodstore. Mr and Mrs Samuel Siambaugh also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickey
Catherine Stull
Miss Grace
Woodsburg
Harry Stull
Tix Barrick
Geo
Hdewarnd Thomas and
Darchder
Baltimore
Charles Lang
Robert Cele
Ucreacerstown
May Stan
Woodstore
ocMr
Samuel Siambaugh
Sugar Loaf Mountain Notes From Community Column
Mrs Annie Leamon says Washington D C children have returned after weeks with relatives here. J House of Thurston visited Warry Cosgrave Thursday evening. Mr Harry Cosgrave killed a large wattled awake while berrying Monday. body measured 4 2 by 6 inches. Seven rattles. Preaching at Flint Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock. Mrs J B Dixon and daughter Lele visited daughter Mrs Ollie Cosgrove Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Loaf
Annie Leamon
Washington,d. C
J._House
Thurston
Warry
Cosgrave
Setonk
David
Harry
Buckeystown Birthday Honor for Mrs Theresa Simmong
In Buckeystown a birthday tribute honors Mrs Theresa Simmong on her anniversary while she spends the summer with relatives. the notice notes family affection and seasonal plans.
Mrs Simmons in Robust Health at Advanced Age
Mrs Simmons is enjoying good health and is quite strong for her advanced age. Those present last evening included Mr and Mrs Wiaur G Baker, Mr and Mrs C Thomas, Mrs John C Padgett, Mrs George W Hess, Mrs Sophie Bacon, Mrs KS DeLashmutt, Misses Alice Jones Lizzie Graff Emma Suman and Emma Reed.
Local Social Notes From Kemptown and Baltimore Visits
Mr and Mrs CO Keller of Baltimore and Mr and Mrs Harry Zimmerman of Frederick spent the week with Mr and Mrs Boyer. Mr and Mrs J Leo Murphy of Baltimore visited Miss Lillian Williams. Ruth Lewis spent the weekend with friends in Baltimore. Henry Davis, who had been with his family there, has returned to Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs John S Watkins have returned home after visiting friends near Richmond Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Conley
Otsburgh
George Tox
Eugene. Daley
Baltimore
A. TL. Jlauver
Hazel Wolf
Washington, D.C
Kemptown
Harry Zimmerman
Frederick
Boyer
J.leo Murphiy
Lillan Williams
Ruth
Lewis
Henry: Davis
John
Watkins
Richmond
Vas
Dogtown reception for relatives on Tuesday night
Mrs Moxtey will host a reception for relatives and friends on Tuesday evening August 13, marking the first night in their new home. Harriet Watkins spent a few days with friends in Have you a fireless cooker Nes, we are afraid to die her Exchanger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxtey
Harriet ‘Watkins
Nes
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Libertytown
Ruth, Falkrney
de Vist de Mra
A. Namwood
Allis
Stevenson
West
Geiselman
Tria
Mra
Fogle
Walter AW
Wathins -Ant Uy
Tian Diwo
To. Spend
Cedar Grove
Catherine
Louise
Aliss
Foxville
Smithsburg
Polfenberger
Amy. Grambine
Algifield
Pou Mar
Sabillasville
Graceham
Hanry Abough
Mowdey
George Renner
Minnie :Beitler
Sher
Beriht Valentine
Harry Velentine
Fitz
Mi Isworth Valentine
Mount Zion Sunday School
Bartholomay Rochester Apollo Beer
W. H. Shipley Frederick, Md. C.& P
Ernest Helfenstein
Amos Urner
Belfenstein & Urner, Insurange
del & Albangh
Market Street
BR. Fahrney
Fagraey & Son
Ascenstoun
Seat.of Rebellion
Shanghai
China
Ridgeville
Rocky Ridge
Buckeystown
Dogtown
N. Y
N. J
Del
D.C
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