Happenings in Maryland towns and visits noted
A collection of social updates from Browningsville Mountaindale and nearby areas. Residents and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Loy, Mrs. G.M. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Ray, and numerous families share assemblies, picnics, church activities, and farm work. Several health updates and travel reports accompanyTransient mentions of local illness recovery and holiday visits by relatives from Baltimore, Frederick, and Washington, DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eare Mamma Sand
Brody
J.W. Loy
Irs
G. M. Robinson
Bunny
Pleasant Paragraphs and Personal Items From Frederick
Frederick notes and social items list residents visiting relatives at home and abroad. Names include Miss Anna J. Long, Miss Margaret Hahn, Prof. S. Fenton Harris, Miss Nora Kreh, Miss Taabelle Gaimerman, Miss Margaret Bennett, Miss Susan Gertrude Kennedy, Miss Mamie Akers, Miss Hazel Oland, Miss Nellie Cline, Mr. Melvin Ramavire, James Robinson, Carlton Freshman, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Zimmerman, George Eagle, Rev. Ignac Tozer, Mrs. Edwards Eichelberger, Mrs. Clara Blackstone, Miss Anna Hahn, Mrs. Tillie Leather, and others visiting in Baltimore, Atlantic City, Lancaster, Philadelphia, and Ocean City. Several residents move to new homes or undertake trips to various resorts.
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Mary Snyder
Frederick
George Owlnesenent Senulane
Upton’ Rhert Linthicum
Baltimore
Edgar Vincent
Pret. Ried
Darnentown
May
Hagerstown
Martha Lenman
Elia Routzahn
Dayton
Ohio
Charles Krise
Etta Hartsock
Waynesboro
Newton Thomas
Mra
J. BH. Ogie
Master Stiner -Cramer
Woodsboro
Harry, Stull
Miles Mildred Biggs
Emmitsburg
Dorothy Biggs
E. B. Ogle
Shippensburg
J.B. Ogle
Lottie Speak
John Snook
Richard ‘Anders
John Wood
Jimtown
Wm. Wood
Grace Stull
Roy Winebrewer
Maude Osle
Howard Smith
Morris Barrick
Parry Stull
Hisses
Eleanor Robinson
Fern
Thurmont
George K. Geiselman
Reformed S S Reunion Attends From Nearby Towns
A long day of church events included a morning reunion and a second concert. Representatives from Burkittsville Jefferson Walkersville Buckeyatown Middletown and Thar-miont joined in a Young People Hour and evening program. The concert featured operatic selections and classical pieces with officers including President A C McCardell Frederick Vice President Jacob Rohrback Frederick and Secretary Treasurer Foster C Remsburg Middletown.
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Burkittsville
Jefferson
Minde
Game of Chose
Cottagas
Hvatttasia
Opéra Mirror
Barber’ of Seville
Faust
Igoletto
Dvorak
Suppe
Morcéin Elegant
Eilentérg
Trduss
Bendix
Reformed Sun
A.C. McCardell
Frederick
Jacob Rohrback
Foster C. Remsburg
Middletown
Wildwood Park hosts Maryland Virginia temperance gathering
Fully 3,000 attended the Independent Order of Good Templars meeting at Wildwood Park Mount on. The day included two programs starting at 10 AM with prayers by Rev Bo W McGowan and Rev Dr Ed Richardson. Notable speakers included Rev J Co Hall, G J Burdette, Prof Charles Scanion, and anti saloon league aide C M Leinster. Brownsville Band performed. chief marshal C T Hardy led a committee of Brandenburg King and Bowman.
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Wildwood Park
Independent “Order ‘of Good Templars
Maryland
Virginia
Mt. On
Bo W. “McGowan
Fall's Church
Criyon
J. Co Hall
G. J. Burdétte
Russell Lewis
Rubie
Ricardson
Frank Mellor
Sykesville
Peabody Insitute
Molle Smith
C. M. Leinster
America
Browningsville Band
C. T. Hardy
RB. We Brandenburg
OP. King
B. W. Bowman
Presbyterian 5000 Attend Pan-Mar Park Reunion
Fully 5,000 persons attended the annual reunion yesterday of the Presbyterian churches of Maryland, Pennsylvania, the Virginias and the District of Columbia at Pan-Mar Park. Excursion trains came from Baltimore Hagerstown Frederick Harrisburg Winchester York and other places. Forenoon trips to nearby Pen Mar sites preceded picnics under the trees. Rev. Dr. Thomas J. Ferguson of Mechani liturg, Pa was elected chairman and next reunion is set for Pen-May.
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Pan-Mar
Pan-Mar Park
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginias
District of Columbia
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Frederick
Harrisburg
Winchester
York
Baltiore
Pen‘Mar
Pen
Thomas J. Ferguson
Mechanicaliturg
Harrisburg Pa Rev Harry King heads Pen-Mar concert talk
Rev Harry King of Harrisburg Pa served as secretary treasurer and at 130 pm the Pen-Mar Orchestra led by John C Boi performed. The event included religious exercises in the Auditorium with Rev Thomas Ferguson presiding and Rev Seth Downe giving the invocation. Aeolia Quartet from Harrisburg sang pieces including The Lost Chord and Peace I Leave With You. Rev Dr J G Rosg of Mercersburg gave the benediction. Mr William T Ells Swarthmore Pa spoke on The Americanizing of the World, sharing world travel and insights from Siberia China Japan Korea Arabia and Mesopotamia.
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Pané
C. 0. Bosserman
Shippensburg
David v. Neely
Baltimore
Aeolia Quartet
Harrisburg
Ira Behney
Charles LeFevre
Eugene Baptiste
Tt. Mathias
J. G. Rosg
Mercersburg
William T.ells
Swarthmore
Siberia
China
Japan
Korea
Arabia
Mesopotamia
Celebration A Big Success Emancipation Celebration Closes
The emancipation celebration at the fairgrounds yesterday was a decided success. Rev. W. E. Berry of Urbana district delivered a forcible oration praised as the best on a similar occasion. Revs. Valentine, Poian of Middletown and J. W. Townes spoke well and entertainingly. Chief Marshal Johnson led the parade to the hall on West All Saints street. An entertainment and dance followed at Nazarite hall that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Darice
W. EL Berry
Urbana -District
Valentine
Po Ian
Middletown
W. Townes
Marshal Johnson
All Saints Street
West All Saints Street
Pistol Silencer Said to Be a Success by Experts
Experts from the army and navy report Dr. T. T. Fauntleroy of Staunton Virginia has invented a pistol and rifle silencer that is thoroughly effective and about 95 percent efficient in reducing concussive noise and recoil. The device attaches to any pistol or rifle, uses a five inch tube with multiple small chambers and concussion springs, and can be disassembled easily for maintenance. Dr. Fauntleroy, a Frederick resident and Miss S. C. Fauntleroy’s brother, is credited with the invention.
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Army
Dr. Fauntleroy
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