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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1916
Page
8
The section records visits and stays of many locals and visiting guests across Nor folk Emmits burg and nearby areas. It notes medical updates and recoveries, church events, a farewell service, a large turnout for the Byron Shaun Show, and various social visits in Hansonville Yellow Springs and surrounding towns. A church picnic at Hansonville is announced with Yellow Springs Band providing music.
Miss Mamie Murphy visited her Mt Airy aunt. Earl Burdette and a friend were with a sister in Bartholows. May Moxley of Elliott City stayed with Aunt S T Fleming. Sunday visitors at S T Meming included Harry and Catherine Brady Raymond Browning Olivia Watkins Loora Purdum Beache and daughter Cholia Browning Linga Browning May Moxles Roy Skige Ralph Lowman Jack McMullen. Etta Fleming and May Morley of Estcott City spent Saturday and Lumley with Cholia Browning Ridgeville. Mrs Lewis Spurrier is sick. Mrs James Hardy improving. Fleming spent days in Beltimore. Morris Hardy with grandfather Arthur Hardy. John Detrick in Mt Airy Saturday. Belle Jones of Braddock Heights visited Jim Buxton Wednesday. Howard Barge was in Mt Airy Saturday.
Mr Nathaniel Wachter and family and Mrs Bell of Frederick visited Mr Hicks Mbfler on Sunday. Mr and Mrs S W Ramshart and others spent Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Roy Hamesbarg of Harmony Grove. Mr Norman Harper and son Gardiner and others made a trip to Gettysburg on Sunday. Mrs Anna Ensor and daughter Finn and others socialized with local households in a Harmony Grove area gathering.
West Falls hosts annual Sunday school picnic in the church grove on Saturday August 12 starting at 1 PM with Taylorsville Band providing music. Ladies' Aid meets at Mrs Nettie Lowman's on Thursday August 10. Residents and visitors include Alverta Roache from Frederick visiting sister Mrs George, Mrs Wesley Mason and Blanche Mason from Baltimore visiting relatives, Anna Pryor and Hilda Waster from Thurmont visiting Littie Troxell, Mary Zimmerman of Washington visiting, Harold Frushour visiting his mother Mrs Chas Green of Lewistown, Virgie Kiser visiting Mary Long, Mrs H P Angell and children heading to Philadelphia with sister Bertie Troxell, Samuel C Ramsburg visiting Mt Airy, Engle from Frederick city visiting George W Pittinger and family of Loys, Howard I Martin and children visiting with brothers Mesura Herbert and William Martin, and Mrs George W Pittinger and son Harvey M visiting Ledore Valley with daughter Mrs Clarence R Moser.
Friday in Battlecry saw Mr and Mrs Harry Null dining with locals. Thursday visitors included Mrs Charles Roller and several relatives from Union Bridge Walkersville and Frederick. Several families and guests from Zentztown Baltimore and New Midway were noted visiting or staying with kin, plus a Middletown resident visiting Mrs Compher.
Local notes show Misa Catherine Martin visiting her grandmother in Thursmont and numerous residents and visitors from Baltimore Washington and Frederick spending time with relatives, attending events, and vacationing in nearby towns including Sleepy Creek Kemptown and Purcellville during a period of social travel and family visits.
Mrs A H Jackson and Mrs Mamie Stevens spent Wednesday with friends at Berthdown. Numerous relatives like Mills Virginia Stonestreet and Elizabeth Wood visit from Marneaville and East Orange. The week features guests from Baltimore Frederick and Carroll County, with social calls to the Sponselter, Burgess, and Morningstar households. A Sunday school picnic is announced for August 6 with the Frederick U O A M band providing music.
Misa Ruth Griffin has returned home after spending several weeks with friends at Laurel. Mise Nellie Murphy is staying for several weeks with her aunt in Baltimore.
Burkittsville area residents attend gatherings in Shippensburg and Hagerstown. Chas J House buys a Ford touring car. Edna Buchanan drives to Hagerstown. Luther Boser renovates his Broad Run home. George Pearl hospitalized in Frederick after injury at work. Gen C House improving after illness in Frederick. William Wightman in Frederick. Harry Huffer loses a fine colt in a barb wire accident. Greenburg House Jr. visits Westminster. Burkittsville Union 8 picnic set for August 18 at Josephus Harley’s grove with music, program and food.
Reeder has the refreshment privilege. Burlington Virginia items report Mr M M Rodeffer’s return home after months with his daughters. Farmers regain hope as sunshine follows days of rain. Mrs Ernest Wolford returns from weeks with Mr E Wolford. Mrs Victor Hickman of Washington visiting Mr W S Hickman. Mrs M M Kolb visiting daughter in Purcellville for Bush meeting. Hickman party travels to W Hickman in T P Hickman’s Chandler car. Glenn Rodeffer, on his father’s law errand, was thrown from a horse and struck his head. he was taken home for care and is now able to work.
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