Liberty Town Notes and Local Festivities
Liberty town residents report visits to Baltimore for the Ladies Aid Society and church events, plus a September festival at the Methodist church. Local baseball paves Linganore to a 4 2 win over F A C. Many residents travel, visit kin, attend reunions, and join fishing parties as summer social life continues.
Local visitors and families gather in Hyattstown area
Cunningham and son of Washington and Mrs Virginia Tutwiler of Philadelphia visit relatives here. Baltimore visitors Rein dollar family with daughters Liz a Ruth Helen. Rosa Kempfer returns from Illinois. Harbaugh brothers visit Dora Jones then return home. Oakley Beach Hotel vacation for Harry B Miller family. Numerous local relatives and friends host relatives from Baltimore, Waynesboro, Frederick, Poolesville, Woodsboro, Urbana, Leesburg and beyond with church notices and local events noted. Weather hot and dry affects crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Jones
Harry B. Miller
Oakley Beach
Cambridge
Chas. Albough
Mr. Miller
Ella Brining
Mary K. Brining
Boonsboro
Brining
Benton
Lutheran
Presbyterian Church
Catherine Stull
Miss Grace
Woodsboro
Harry W. Stull
Dan Eyler
Baltimore
Thomas Nelson
Robert Barrick
Chas. J. Barrick
Edward Thomas
O. Talti- More
Chas. Long and Family
May Stull
Bertha Valentine
Allen Beitler
John Whitmore
Arlington
Ruth Stull
Marshall Wood
York, Pa
I. D. Wood
Dry spell hurts Barnesville region with dwindling water
Amid drought, Barnesville and nearby areas suffer as Bennett's Creek nearly dries and wells and springs run low. Apple crops expect poor yields, corn blades blacken. Community notices include church services, harvest events, and local visits amid the heat.
Pleasant Grove notices and family visits in Washington
Mr and Mrs Vm Lawson and Mrs Rebecca Price of Washington visit Miss Nellie Burgee. Mrs William Purdum and others from area attend. Pleasant Grove Sunday school delays picnic to August 1. Ladies Aid at John D Kelley home with Rev Keene Ruley Myra J L Baker Hucks Baker Lola Davis Ray Davis Wm Watkins Xora Davis Nettie Burgee Wm Kelley Charles Riggs Lawson Luc Plaines Carmichael Mamie Davis Lida Kelley and others noted. An ad claims Chamberlains Tablets helped a sick wife, sold by W T Bishop Carmichael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Crawford
Harvey Groshan
Union Bridge
Grace Smith
Hanover
Jago Colliflower
Helen
Filorence
Miss Grieder
Lititz
Newton Six
Detour
Maurice Smith
Nettie Lidie
Charles Domer
Harry Morningstar
Shingledecker
Joseph McSherry
Alva Zimmerman
Clarence Colliftower
Elia Colliftower
Edna
Philadelphia
Frank Colliflower
Charles Saylor
Joy. McSherry
Sarah Fogle
Hagerstown
Clara Nuil
W. E. Smith
Bell Seiss
Biglersvile
D. L. Seiss
Ross Colliflower
John Collifower
Amanda Seip
Baltimore
John Pittinger
Elmer Summers
Middletown
Chester Joy
Harry Creeger
Charles Welty
Frederick
Robert Heubener
Belva Colliflower
Graceham
Roy
Emma Fisher
Lays
Ernest Warner
Mary Oerter
Jones
New Market
Mary Saylor
Motter’s Station
Charles Boller
Ella Weller
Joseph Freeze
Pen-Mar
John Joy
Georgia Strong
Wm. Six
Creagerstown
McMulin
Washington, D. C
Jennie Colliflower
Loys
Edgar Eyler
Thurmont
O. L. Seiss
Raymond
Charles Miler
Mabel Miller
Mabel
Aid Society
Henbener
Mary
Fannie Hollins
Florence
Fleagle
John Six
Norman
Mollie Smith
Willis Seiss
Near Thurmont
Alpheus Firer
James Smith
John Colliflower
Kate Engle
George Firer
C. E. Layman
Clarence Colliflower
Adam Zents
Samuel Yingling
Addie
Edith Colliflower
Joseph Clabaugh
Charles Smith
Jimtown
Jack Slavin
Wa. C. Adams
Wm. Anthony
Doubs
John Harper
Emma Newton
West Virginia
Richard Harris
Isaac Fry
Leesburg
John Harris
Lander
Charles Fawley
John Slarris
Marion S. Michael
Boston
Mass
Ester Anders
Af Barton
Anna
Mary Anthony
Miller
Walter Hickman
Rev. Steck
York
S. F. Hickman
John P. Hickman
Frederick Puesdiy
Helen Copeland
Cumberland
George F. Specht
C. Elmer Compher
Albert W. Stone
Point of Rocks
Compher
Lewis Smith
Adamstown
William C. Nall
Walter V. Edwards
Pittsburg
Rev. L . Waner
M. PL
Buckeystown
M. St
Harry C Hichnan
Taylorstown
Bessie Hargeit
Taneytown
Alice Renner
New Midway
Wm. Smith
Isaac Welty
Pauline and
Elsie
Troutville
Ruth Crummel
Walkersville
Samuel Young
Theodore Renner
Mildred
John Myers
James Ketterman
Greencastle
LeGore’s Park
Vm. Lawson
Rebecca Price
Washington
Bertha Lawson
Lewisdale
Nellie Burgee
Wiliam Purdum
Henry Lawson
Roy Weller
James Day
Florence Barnes
Vivian Grubbs
J. D. Kelley
George Smith
Ruth
J. L. Baker
Pleasant Grove
Ladies’ Aid Society of
John D. Kelley
Keene
Ruley
Myra
Hucks Baker
Lola Davis
Ray Davis
Wm. T. Watkins
Xora Davis
Nettie Burgee
Wm. Kelley
Charles Riggs
Lawson
Luc. Plaines
Chicago
Abu. Davis
Mamie Davis
Lida Kelley
Eighth Middletown Valley Lutheran Ministers Reunion
The eighth reunion of Lutheran ministers born in Middletown Valley will be held at St Paul’s Lutheran Church in Burkittsville from Tuesday to Thursday, August 8-10. The 35 living members and two students attend, with 20 dead. Officers are President Rev. M. Horing, secretary Rev. W. Minnick, and treasurer Rev. S. A. Hedges. The program includes sermons, panel discussions on Home Missions, church history, Prohibition, and the Bible tercentenary, plus necrology and devotions across sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Gorman
Methodist Protestant Church
Job
William V. Albaugh
J. M. Harris
Sheridan
Maryland
Milton
Delaware
Valley
Middletown Valley
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Burkittsville
Tohem
Middletown
M. . Horing
D. C
Washington, D. C
W G. Minnick
Cumberland, Md
A. Hedges
C. E. Rice
J. Derr
Upperco
H. A. Koogle
Chapman
Kan
S. Metager
Glen Gardner
N. J
W. L. Remsburg
Three Want Hancock Postoffice Fight for Postmaster
Hancock tightens race as three candidates compete for two postmaster slots Mrs M J Perkins current officer Capt Leander M Kuhn a noted Republican and Maxwell Richards contend hard for the job. A health note adds that Chamberlain liniment speeds healing of cuts bruises and muscle rheumatic soreness with antiseptic action. For sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
M. J. Perkins
Leander M Kuhn
Maxwell Richards
Chamberlain
Paper Bag Cooking Gains Popularity in London
Consul General John L. Griffiths reports London households and shops embracing paper bag cooking. Demonstrators debate oven need, bags withstand microbes, preserve nutrients, and reduce waste. Bags hold multiple foods, from fish to joints, with flavor preserved and kitchens cleaner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John L. Griffiths
Griffiths
Grifiths
Ling
Griffitha
Death of Mrs Emma Barnes During Visit to Parents
Mrs Emma L. Barnes 34 wife of Charles Gerald Barnes of Washington died suddenly at 11 30 this morning in South Carolina Street while visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Abraham Grove. Cause was heart trouble compounded by asthma. Survived by husband daughter Ellen N. Barnes parents and two sisters Mrs John Keefer and Mrs Nellie Watt. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Grove
South Carroll Street
Emma L. Barnes
Charles Gerald Barnes
Washington
Barnes
Mlegg Admiration Questioned by Ink Spilled Incident
A Buffalo Express line notes Mrs. Mlegg’s admiration for her husband while a mucilage brush slips into the Ink and is left unaddressed, capturing a brief domestic vignette in period tone.
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Liberty Town
Warry G. Lesca- Neet
Ladies’ Aids Society
Winfield
Carroll County
Eha Eaves
Lloyd H. Barber
T. A. Simpson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Linganore
Montgomery County
A. C
Annie M. Peddicord
Harry G. LeseaHeet
Franklin and
Howard Streets
Libertytown
Paul Weaner
Paul Harris
Luella
Gussie Hartford
Winchester
W. J. Dudrear
Garlisle
Mt. Pleasant
Clara B. Poole
Charles Hickman
Rachel
Germantown
R. V. Simpson
Frank Hammond
Mary Binning
Mary L. Motter
F. E
Marrel
Market St. Frederick
G. OO. Paxson
Edw. C. Cowling
North Market Street
Nis
Spa de
Rarhive
Boy Scouts
England
American Press Association
Ngland
Boy Scouts Movement
United States
Nuts
Rocky Ridge
Mountaindale
Thomas Geasey
Jacob Haller
Urbana
Lavina Powell
Rosa
Bloomfield
Samuel
William Leather
Wm. Geasey
Chas. Hamrick
Pearl
Lewistown
P. Hamrick
Benjamin Kanode
Annah
Arnold, Mae
Coline
Poolesville
Montgomery Ccounty
Franklin Moller
Emma
Julia
Mary and
Franklin
Rosan Michael
Stella Palmer
Daisy Smith
Elsie Geasey
Catherine Geasey
C. A. Rice
Alonzo Rice
Earl A. Rice
Springfield
Barnesville
Lou. Burdette
Boyds
Belle Murphy
Snow Hill
Margaret Webster
Thirty Webster
Dickerson
Beallsville
Bennett's Creek
Church Hill
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Charles F. Steck
Washington, DD
Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid Society
The
Nellie Veargett
Milton Thomas
Legore
Foxville
John Frey
Pleasant Walk
R. Kefauver
Keedysville
James Bowers
Savillasville
Joseph Buhrman
Annie Harbaugh
Barbara Lehman
A. R. Brandenburg
Ella McAfee
Fountain Mills
James Silvester
Carmichael
W. T. Bishop
Horiie
C.F. Hines
W. 8.T. Metzger
Wi. F. Rice
Our Country
R. W. Doty
Westminster
A. Hightman
Raspeburg
A. Culler
Reisterstown
Home Missions
Evuangeliam
J. E. Bittle
D. D
Turtle Creek
Pao
Accident
M. Wachter
Shipman
M. J. Culler
Vancouver
Wash
Gover
Belleville
Ohio
M. C. Horine
P. D
B.C. Mumford
Union
Association
J. B. Bittle
G. S. Bowers
J. C. Bowers
A. M
Catonsville
BE. F. Rice
Gettysburg
Gettysburg Pa
J I. Metzger
Penbrook
T. Metzger
Spa
W. G. Minnick
A. M.cumberland
Charles G. Barnes
France
Milady Fair
Alo
H.R. Flautt
Joseph D. Zimmerman
Church St
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