Local Happenings In New Market Community
Mrs D B Hattes and Mrs J H Nixon of Capon Bridge and Mrs R P Davis and Miss Lillian Williams of Kemptown spent Monday with Mrs Clara D Williams. Numerous neighbors visited, travelled to Frederick and Harper's Ferry, and attended a Boy Scouts Camp near Chesapeake Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
D. B. Hattes
J. H. Nixon
Capon Bridge
W. Va
R. P. Davis
Lillian Williams
Kemptown
Clara D. Williams
Katharine Baker
Bertha Baker
BE. L. Grimes
Clifton Sponseller
Alry
R. L. Sponseller
Fair View News Highlights Local Visits and Harvest Yields
Miss Glaydis Hawkins visits Gaithersburg while George Pearre visits Lewisdale. Miss Mary J. Taylors town and other locals spend days with friends. Threshing yields reach 28 bushels per acre with others 20 to 30. A large Prospect picnic with Taylorsville Band, concerts by Prof. J. A. Leonard, and several Sunday gatherings are noted alongside social visits and a Cedar Grove wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glaydis M. Hawkins
Gaithersburg
George C. Pearre
Douglas Thompson
Lewisdale
Mary J. Ldy
Taylorstown
Clinton Pearson
Dicker
Fedora Thompson
Mary J. Loy
Joseph L
Thomas E. Thompson
Wallie V
Marcella E. Thompson
Lester and
Thomas Oisis
Thomas Bradley Thompson
S. E. Edwards
Cedar Grove
King’s Valley
Stanley D. Whipp
Roy and
Raymond
Church Hill
Earl Thompson
Wm J. Thompson
Chestnut Grove social notes and upcoming fair
Miss Angle Etzler is visiting Walkersville friends for a week. Miss Grace Harris of Baltimore, after two weeks with Mrs. J. E. Kreglo, left for Nidaira Palla New York and Toronto. Union Chapel Sunday school plans a fair on August 6 and 3. Cromwell of Pearl and Grover Hamilton of Chestnut Grove spent Sunday at Gettysburg with friends. Mr. J. J. Krogle and wife and Mr. Harry Etzler and Mrs. Schuman of Baltimore spent Sunday in Frederick, traveling by Krogle's auto. Harry Smith returned after a week in Baltimore. Mrs. Schuman, Mrs. Harris of Baltimore, and Mrs. J. E. Kregel visited Liberty town friends recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angle Etzler
Walkersville
Grace Harris
Baltimore
J. E. Kreglo
Nidaira Palla
N. Y
Toronto
Canada
Union Chapel
Cromwell
Pearl
Grover Hamilton
Chestnut Grove
Gettysburg
J. J. Krogle
Harry Etzler
Schuman
Frederick
Mr. Krogle
Harry Smith
Mary Eberts
Charles B. Holt
Clarkson Kelly
Guy
Harry Staley
Libertytown
Ethel Holt
Chas. Holt
Weston
F. E. Michael and
Famly
Mt St Marys Area Social Notes Mention Many Visitors
Miss Addie McNulty and Mr Lu cien Odenhal of Baltimore spend time at Cloverdale the home of Mr Clark Shafer. Miss Anna Jordan of Pittsburgh visits Mt St Marys then Baltimore Washington and New York before Atlantic City. Prof Crumlish made a business trip to Baltimore. Mr Kirwan of Louisville visits Mt St Marys College. Miss Caroline McNulty of McKeesport visits her sister Mrs Gesselman. Mr Clarence Little of McKeesport returns home after visiting Mt St Marys and Emmitsburg. Mrs J J Cromfish and daughter Mary visit Baltimore relatives. Mr Paul Corry of Scranton returns home after vacation with Mrs Corry and sisters Anne and Martha Corry. Mrs David ODonoughue of Beil Vista leaves to rejoin husband in Passaic N Y and plans Atlantic City time before home. Mr and Mrs Harry Wagner and family of Altoona visit relatives in Mt St Marys area. Mr Otto Hahn and Mrs Frances Cook spend days in Baltimore. Misses Madigan and Agnes Rendler of Baltimore return from Split Rock Cottage with Mr Parks Jennings and Mrs Margaret Manley. Mrs Margaret Manley goes to Baltimore to visit daughter Mrs August Rendler. Rev Paul Reynolds Mrs Katherine Grimes and Miss Annie Cony travel to Westminster in Mr Geral Grime auto. Detour noted. A surprise pound party at Mr and Mrs Wm Surety home Friday night with guests including Mr and Mrs Wo euros orn hACHye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie McNulty
Lucien Odenhal
Baltimore
Cloverdale
Clark Shafer
Anna Jordan
Pittsburgh
Mt. St. Mary's
Washington, D. C
New York
Atlantic City
J. J. Crumlish
Kirwan
Louisville, Ky
Mt. St. Mary's College
Misa Caroline McNulty
MelKeesport
Charles Gesselman
Clarence Little
McKeesport
Emmitsburg
J. J. Cromfish
Mary
Ellen
Anne Coll
Paul Corry
Scranton
Corry
Anne
Martha Corry
Hillside
David Odonoughue
Beil Vista
Dr. O'Donoughue
Sidney O'Donoughue
Passaic
N. Y
O'Donoughue
Harry Wagner
Altoona
St. Marrs
Otto Hahn
Frances Cook
Madigan
Agnes, Rendler
Split Rock Cottage
Cedar Grove Social Notes and Local Visit Details
Mrs. L. D. Watkins visited sister Ruth Beall at Cedar Grove on Wednesday. Mier Molesworth of Frederick County and Miss Zeigler of Baltimore visit Sallie Youns. Large crowds attended picnics at Harper's Ferry and Barnesville on July 30. Mrs. J. D. King and Mrs. W Pare were in Washington on July 20. Mr. and Mrs. Crows and three…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Grove
L. D. Watkins
Ruth Beall
Mier Molesworth
Frederick Counts
Misa Zeigler
Baltimore
Sallie Youns
Harper's
Ferry
Barnesville
Social visits reach across towns in Continental
Mr and Mrs Carl Boller and daughter Elizabeth spent Sunday with founder and uncle Mr and Mrs Howard Houck and family of Key Mar. Mrs John Fogle and son Roger of New Midway and Mrs Bayard Grable of Libertytown visited Ross Boller and family. Miss Grace Albaugh of Utica visited Miss Mary Hedges. Miss Emma Schildt of Baltimore vacationing with her parents S D Schildt and family. Miss Lilly Belle Houck of Key Mar visits uncle and aunt Ross Boller and family. Mrs Albert Smith of Centersville and Miss Victoria Cramer of Woodsboro visited Mrs George Link last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Boller
Elizabeth
Howard Houck
Key Mar
John Fogle
Roger
New Midway
Bayard Grable
Libertytown
Ross Boller
Familly
Grace Albaugh
Utica
Mary Hedges
Emma Schildt
Baltimore
Local Social notes from Barnesville and surroundings
Miss Elsie Beall returns home after a week with Miss Frances Grimes. Mrs Elva Raimey and son Calvin visit Mr and Mrs Charlie Orme for two weeks. Miss Laura White visits her sister Mrs William Langford of Pocomoke City. Mr William Betson and daughter Mary spend Thursday with Mr and Mrs B F Roberson. Mr and Mrs Joseph Pyles and two children of Frederick visit relatives in Barnesville. Russell Knill buys a fine horse and buggy. Vivian Watkins Elsie Beall Pearl Watkins with Fenton Woodfield Paul Beall Deets Dar Roy Watkins Spencer Loy Walter Lawson of Lewisdale and Floyd and Wilson Grimes of Kemptown attend Barnesville picnic. Robert Lillard buys a new automobile. Maurice Baker of Monrovia visits his brother Jesse Baker. B F Roberson visits friends in Frederick county Sunday. Mrs Cora Leakin returns home after time with Mrs T O White. Spring Hays improving after illness. Master Walter Grimes visits Marshall Beall of Lensdale. Mrs William Orme and children of Kensington visit Barnesville friends. Mrs George Munshower Clarke Ernest and Werbert Morningstar of Mt Pleasant visit relatives here. Miss Ida Brown of Baltimore visits Mrs William Brown. Mrs Virginia Dixon spends Thursday with friends here. Mick Frances Grimes spends Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Beall
Frances Grimes
Elva Raimey
Calvin
Charlie Orme
Laura White
William Langford
Pocomoke City
Wiliam Betson
Mary
B. F. Roberson
Joseph Pyles
Frederick
Barnesville
Russell Kniil
Vivian Watkins
Pearl Watkins
Fenton Woodfield
Paul Beall
Deets Dar
Roy Watkins
Spencer Loy
Walter Lawson
Lewisdale
Floyd
Wilson Grimes
Kemptown
Robert Lillard
Maurice Baker
Monrovia
Jesse Baker
Frederick County
Cora Leakin
T. O. White
Spring Hays
Walter Grimes
Marshall Beall
Lensdale
William Orme
Kensington
George Munshower
Clarke
Ernest and Werbert Morningstar
Mt. Pleasant
Ida Brown
Baltimore
William Brown
Virginia Dixon
Mick Frances Grimes
Local notes recount visits and events around Frederick county
Miss Ross Roberson suffers a severe arm burn while social updates list house parties, excursions to Atlantic City, Grove meetings at LeGore Park, and Sunday school plans. Several residents, including Miss Virginia Stonestreet and Miss Ivy Stottlemyer, are noted visiting relatives. Emory Hubbard, a Frederick county peddler, died last Saturday under unclear circumstances with a laudanum bottle found in his room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Hubbard
T. F. Grossnickle
Myersville
Hubbard
Frederick County
McDevitts Entertain Fairview Sunday School
On Thursday July 30 Mr and Mrs C E K McDevitt of McKaig entertained the Sunday school of Fairview M P church. About 60 persons attended and an enjoyable evening followed a feast of watermelons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. EK. McDevitt
McKaig
Fairview M. P. Church
Frederick advertisement for Deans Kidney Pills
An Frederick advertisement claims many Frederick residents have benefited from Dean's Kidney Pills. John T. Webster of East Church Street testifies relief from back and kidney issues after using the product bought at J. W. Harner's Drug Store. Price 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Dean
John T. Webster
East Church St. Frederick
J. W. Harner
Mr. Webster
Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Boy Scouts Hike From Waynesboro to Pen Mar
Two Boy Scouts John Grumbine and Leslie Beckner rode bicycles from Waynesboro Pennsylvania to Pen Mar Maryland on a long hike. They spent nights in Shepherdstown and Harpers Ferry and near Frederick Maryland while sleeping outdoors and carrying meals. They expect to reach Pen Mar for an Odd Fellows reunion and then return toward Waynesboro covering about one hundred miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grumbioe
Leslie Beckner
Waynesboro
Penmar
Frederick
Shepherdstown
Harper's, Ferry
George Myers
Q. Avenue
Scout Grumbine
Harper's Ferry
Pen Mar
Hagerstown Country Club expands land holdings
The Hagerstown Country Club bought 40 acres adjoining its clubhouse in the northern suburbs for 25000 dollars, bringing total owned land to 52 acres. The newly purchased ground will be laid out into building lots with 34 to be sold while the rest may be added to the club grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Surprise Birthday Party For Ralph Kline At Motter Avenue
A surprise birthday party was held August 4 at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Kline 704 Motter avenue in honor of their son Ralphs ninth birthday Games ran from 7 to 9 pm with refreshments served Afterwards attendees included Wilbur Derr Austin Kline William Wilders Albert Wilders Grayson Grove George Grove Austin Exworthy and Ralph Kline
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kline
Motter Avenue
Ralph
Wilbur Derr
Austin Kline
William and
Albert Wilders
Grayson
George Grove
Austin Exworthy
Ralph Kline
The Case of L L Cantelou Claredon Texas
A testimonial from Claredon Texas claims Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured a wife after months of medical treatment. The advertisement states a 25 cent bottle produced complete recovery after the second dose. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Cantelou
Clarendon
Texas
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Jeasilo Grimes
Kr. H. H. Hopkins
T. A. Stevens
Clarence Stevens
Dewey Zimmerman
Hanford Hopkins
Chesapeake Beach
R. L. Sponselier
George
Mamenville
Mary Downey
Anna Hammong
John Stevens
Hanson Jackson
Miriam Hoffman
Mary Cr
Jessie Grimes
Marcelline Dulaney
Marcelline Steir
Mary Crebs
Buckeystown
Jesse Kelley
James Kelley
Lucien Falconer
C. Willard Metcalf
Sarah
George F. Sponseller
Lynn Hammond
Cumberland
Annie Hassell
R. B. Randle
Mary Kennard
Washington
Nellie Dreyer
Mary Stevens
Edward Grimes
Eldred Falconer
John Jones
Melvin Wood
Boy Scouts
Robert Spelmin
Misses Marton
Edith Miller
Jora
Lula
Clara Otto
Lillie Spe
Emma Frock
Glenna Fitez
Lilian Kiefer
Cora Coshun
Messrs
Ciford Flohr
Eugene Patrick
Curtis Roop
Darrel
Upton
Avatin
Robert
Edgar
Walter Wylson
Gbaries
Elmer Vanfossen
Allen Hahn
Elsie Clem
Charles Spehlman
Charles Myers
Rocky Hill
G. S. J. Fox
Harry Albaugh
Martin Flohr
Maria Metzler
al’ Ven
E. L. Warner
Emma Hahn
Emma Zolliflower
Graham
Oliver Angell
Philadelphia
James Myerly
Thomas Birely
Alice Cox
William Otto
Hannah Weant
Westminster
Samuel Weybright
Mrs. Schildt
Irene
Rocky Ridge
W. D. Schildt
Mra
Thurmont
EL. Warner
Alven Metzler
Wm. Rit‘tase
Harney
Fair View
Prospect
Charles Buckman
George Gilbert
Harvey Hood
H. A. Runkles
Walter Warfield
Gar Brown and Sons
Raymond Brashears
Taylorsville
O. M. Clary
Mt. Airy
Clarksburg
Reformed Church
Union Pirnic
Thomas H.A. Zhumerman
Arthur Hoffmaster
the Zimmerman
Angie
Helen Kulm Nan
Jefferson
Misa Nellie Hargett
Duvall
New Jonton
Misa Eva Thomas
Poow. Wade
Winchester
ST. Mary's
Wm. Surety
Euros Orn Hachye
Nose
Marie ‘Hoberaon
Ross Roberson
Virginia Stonestreet
T. Grimes Hag
Burdette
Julia Burdette
Hattie Smith
Maurice Orme
George Roberson
Brunswick
Frank Roberson
Legore
Anna
Ruth Graham
Dayton, C
Edward Graham
Georgan Graham
Oak Hill
A. 3. Eyler
J. T. Albaugh
G. F. Nichols
Margaret and
Ruth Crouse
Middleburg
Taysville
Gladys
Ivy Stottlemyer
3. W. Shelton
Near Chestnut
Woodsboro
Mountain View
R. N. Poole
Grove
Millard Beall
Thomas Beall
Everest Cecil and
Wottle Sons
W. A. Smith
Cora Hurley
Dorsey Swartz
Jessie Hilton
Ethel Poole
Damascus
R. J. Brown
Garfield Hilton
Brink
B. Hilton
J. W. Brown
Die
Uae de
Ayoung
Pugdam Poole
Phillip’ Brown
Rothenhoefer
The
Ebert Hardware Co
James E. Doll
South Market
Ms.gretna
Niallons
Ete Gretsa
University of Maryland
Groun Military Department
United States Naval Academy
Maryland
Frederick Loan CO
South Market St
Near Bridge
East Third St
Ntts & Sriff Ipi
Court Street
Frederick,Md
Wheat Insurance
Helfenstein & Urner
North Market Street
Newsoap
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