Community Notes Cheerful Scout Picnic and Local Visits
Local correspondents report a well attended Boy Scout picnic at the park last Saturday, with social and financial success. Numerous residents from Woodsboro and nearby towns are listed visiting family, attending weddings, and returning from trips to California and Baltimore, including travel by car and a large church event at Pine Mountain Park.
Frederick Readers Visit Kin in Virginia and Nearby
Local notes show Harvey Monshaur of Frederick visiting his mother Mrs. Mary E. Monshaur and family along with L. Sappinston and Miss Mittle Sappington recently returning from Virginia. Nellie and Charlotte Shirley of Frederick visited Miss Peulah Sweadner for a few days. Helen Lease returned after a week with Mrs. Reginald Harmon near Une x white. Horace Sweadner and a child spent several days with his sister.
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Pearl Curfman
Libertytown
Mary Derrick
Helen Stauffer
Woodsboro
Harvey Monshaur
Frederick
Mary E. Monshaer
Master L. Sappinston
Mittle Sappington
Virgini
Nellie
Charlotte Shirley
Peulah Sweadner
Mises Helen Lease
Reginald Harmon
Horcoe Sweadner
Little
Relatives mourn sudden death after relapse
Great hopes for her recovery were dashed by a sudden relapse, and she expired. A large family and many friends mourn her departure from this life. Miss Ethel Ramsburg visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs G R Warner on Sunday. Mr Clarence Log visited friends at Westminster. Rev P E K Heimer, pastor of St John s Reformed, will not preach in August and resumes September at Creagerstown with services led by Rev Chas Shilke at St John s Evangelical Lutheran Church August 15. Sabbath school at 9:30 a m. Mt St Mary s notes St Anthony s eighteenth annual picnic at St Anthony s Grove near Mt St Mary s College on July 31 attracted a large crowd. Detour Band provided music. Dinner served 12 m to 7 p m. suppers from 1 to 4p m. St Anthony baseball lost to Rocky Ridge 10 to 1. Youngsters played on the Corry lawn, score 5 to 3. Democratic candidate H K DeLauter addressed the audience at 7:20 p m. Senator Mathias for Clerk also attended. This year s turnout was the largest ever, aided by News promotion. Electric lights illuminated the woods. rectory porch decorated in national colors, yellow and white. The setup was directed by Mr Entw Seltzer with help from Mr Joseph Hemlet and parish ladies. Deputies kept order. the News and Sheriff Coward were thanked for aid.
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Unionville
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James Polk Brightwell
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Baltimore
H. Clayton Trundle
Angelo Giovanni Cerofani
Union Bridge
Libertytown
St. Peter’s RR. C
S.J. Kavanaugh
John Hitselberger, Jr
B. & ©. Hallroad
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Liberty Stars
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Frederick City Hospital
Oscar Smallwood
Crownavillie
Constable
S. D. Myers
Pine Mountain Park
Town
St. Peter's RK. C
Vernon Garber
Locust Grove
Irwin C. Albaugh
Singanore
Reno S. Crum
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C. E. Johnson
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Sam‘l Myers
Sliverhill
Charles Bow
Gransillg
Gettysburg
St. John
Creagerstown
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Viola Blumenaucer
Sabillasville
Delala Flann
Lewsre Paine
Robert L. Ogle
Rey Putman
Aucheystown
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Gee
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St. John’s
Fisher's ' Prove
Lors
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Garfield
Catoctin
Hays Domer
Warner
Onancack
Snyder
Paul A. Hann
Brunswick
Geo. W. Hann
Hertie Stevens
Mary Warner
Frank M Stevens
Helen Derr
Myersville
Edward E. Krice
Wailer Hotel
Biach’s Inn
Arthur Fox
United States
Henry
John 7 Revholtz
Graceham
Ethel Ramsburg
G R. Warner
Clarence Log
Westminster
P EK. Heimer
St. John’s Reformed Church
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Chas. Shilke
Mary’s.st. Anthony
St. Anthony's Grove
Mt. St. Mary's
Oltlege
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Touumont’s
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Corry
H. K. DeLauter
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Sheriff Coward
What a Revival Is and Its Purpose
A discussion defining revival as the quickening of God's people rather than merely converting sinners. It argues the unregenerate are spiritually dead and stresses reviving the church to spread life to a city or nation, with a brief aside on a patented twine cutter knife blade.
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Ike
Smiths
Ferce
Christian Herald
Braddock Heights Auction Results and Private Sale Rule
Braddock Heights August 3 bidding saw about 49 of 75 lots sold before heat forced a pause. Today remaining lots will be offered at private sale at regular prices. Prize awards to local residents accompanied the day’s event with a band parade and a platform auction along the boulevard.
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Pri
Hermantaller
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John DeGrange
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Dialection
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Braddock Springs
Braddock
Accidents Or Fortune Inspire Two Early Dramatic Careers
A London tavern overheard girl reading from a playbook led to Anne Oldfield's rise and Westminster Abbey funeral. In Cincinnati a 1870s manager found Sarah Frost at twelve, advancing her to juvenile stardom under Nebert E. J. Miles and later adoption of a stage name. A vacuum cleaner like locomotive quenching device and a German railroad method are noted curiosities.
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SMe Mitias Hints At Latest Episode News
Fragmentary text hints at a celebrity pairing or marriage speculation involving a person named Mitias and a figure Ul. The fragment suggests a friend's possible involvement and a retort about feasibility. No clear event or verifiable names beyond those two appear.
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Mitias
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