Christian Endeavor to Meet at Local Church Next Sunday
From the county notes, the Christian Endeavor gathering is set for the Methodist Protestant Church next Sunday at 7 0 clock p m. Also, Sister Winn V Albattich will preach at 8 o clock p m by Rev J W Parris. Numerous local residents and visitors are mentioned, including Edward Hitzelberger and family from Baltimore visiting Dr. Thomas M Myers and family, with a long list of regional acquaintances attending events and visiting relatives. The piece notes community activities, visits, and a lawn fete planned by the Ladies Aid Society near the church.
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Christian Endeavor
Methodist Protestant
Tople
Temperance Reform
Winn V. Albattich
J. W. Parris
Edward Hitzelberger
Stn
Baltimore
Thomas M. Myers
Bill Margaret Batingardner
Frederick
Mary Mitzelberger
Toward Yourtee
William Sweadner
Anna Roop
Mary Lescal Iette
Walkersville Retreat Union Picnic in Retreat Grove
The Retreat Union Sunday school picnic will be held in Retreat Grove on Saturday August 7 as one of Frederick county's largest presnics. Pastors of village churches will render addresses with Boy Scout activities from 10 to 11 20 a m and music by the Yellow Springs Band.
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Retreat Union
Retreat Grove
Frederick County
Yellow Springs
Ethel Barker
Rev Winebrenner
Myriam
Louie
Sidney Wachter
Beaddock Birthdays Mark Mrs Rintz Sixty Second
Mrs William Rintz celebrated her sixty second birthday with neighbors and refreshments. Miss Isabella Boyer of New Market is visiting Mr and Mrs A R Kline. There will be Sunday school in the Reformed Church Sunday after.
Local notes from Sabillasville greet a summer of visitors
Sabillasville reports a season of guests and leisure as Hazel Eyler returns from Frederick and residents host relatives. Baltimore visitors include Mollie Murray and Clifton, Miss Marion Firor observes Frederick trends, while Maud Andvis of Waynesboro visits daughter Mrs. Pryor. Other arrivals include Adelina Hall and granddaughter Carrie Pietra from Baltimore at Wilbar Cottage, plus Margaret Isabel Bowes and Flora Winakur at Mountain View Cottage. John Laurance hosts Bowers of Hagerstown, and city residents flock to reposed neighbors. Dr. C H Diller buries his horse Nellie.
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Hazel Eyler
Frederick
Mollie Murray
Clifton
Baltimore
John Watson
Agron Musselman
Carroll Reindotter
Fairfield
Marion Firor
Maud Andvis
Waynesboro
Thomas Pryor
Wilbar Cottage
Adelina Hall
Carrie Pietra
J. D. Wise
Mountain View Cottage
Ralt. Harbaugh
Mar-garet
Isabel Bowes
Mollie Tuckman
Flora Winakur
Cloverdale Road
Bowers
Hagerstown
C. W. Stein
Cardinal Gibbons Community Notes Merit Familiar Visits
Baltimore residents Evelyn and Clementine and many others are listed visiting relatives and friends across Frederick, Washington, and Carroll counties. The piece notes attendees at church events, festival plans, Sunday services, and social calls among families in Westminster, Graceham, Woodsboro, and Detour with multiple trips to Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Cedar Grove People Rally Around Sick and Traveling Residents
Speak spent Sunday with her father James Groshon who has been sick. Mrs Elmer King and daughter Catherine of Cedar Grove were called to Huck Lodge to the bedside of Mrs King's father who is dangerously ill. Messie Philip Purdum Claxton Watkins and Jeagie Nicholson of Cedar Grove camping on the Monocacy returned home. Mr J J Riggs of Cedar Grove bought a fine cow from William Dash of Gaithersburg. Mrs FR H Windsor of near Clarksburg was taken to Washington hospital for surgery and is recovering. Mr Thompson Williams raised a new barn. Mr AL Watkins and family near Cedar Grove attended Inland Park picnic. George Jones and wife and daughter returned to Washington after visiting H T Watkins. Mr T Ho Windsor of near Clarksburg and his daughter Lulu Brown of Cedar Grove visited his wife in Washington hospital. James Purdum J L Riggs and Harry Miles on an automobile tour Sunday. Thomas Oden of Cedar Cove was in Mt Airy. Visitors at C H Barbers Hotel Cedar Grove included M A King and three children, Arthur Black and son, Trowland and son, Mr and Mrs Peterson, Otto Schneider of Washington DC, Emma Zimmerman of Baltimore, Bima Black, Ruth Hobbs and Bessie Hobbs of Washington DC, Phoebus of Gaithersburg, John Maloney of Newport RI. J L Riggs in Rockville and Frederick Tuesday. Lenox Howes in Washington Tuesday. M A King and three children of Washington stopping at Barber Hotel.
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Cedar Grove
Elmer King
Catherine
Huck Lodge
King
Messie Philip Purdum
Claxton Watkins
Jeagie Nicholson
Hulliday
J. J. Riggs
William Dash
Gaithersburg
FR. H. Windsor
Clarksburg
Washington Hospital
Thompson Willams
A. L. Watkins
Inland Park
George Jones
Washington
H. T. Watkins
T. Ho Windsor
Lulu Brown
Washington, D. C
James Purdum
J. L Riggs
Harry Miles
Thomas Oden
Cedar Cove
Mt. Airy
C. H. Barber
Hatel
John Maloney
Newport
Rhode Island
L Riggs
Rockville
Fuesday
Lenox Howes
Washington, Ir
M. A. King
Barber Hotel
Church Notes and Local Developments in Town
The Lutheran pulpit was filled last Sunday by Rev Fahtr ney who spoke in support of the Anti Saloon League. Rev P J Wade, visiting Virginia, will return late August. A Reformed church committee plans a new substantial fence for the church and cemetery. The factory town will be ready for seating in a week or ten days. Farmers report good prospects with a promising yield. Mr Millard Zimmerman is building a corn house and hog pen. Mr C C Renn bought a new Overland. Edgar Thomas and friends enjoy time at Atlantic City. Mr and Mrs ED M Whipp visited their son Stanley near Clarksburg and relatives. Corn and grass grow well, promising a bountiful harvest. fruit, especially apples, also abundant. Oat crop has been harvested and is very heavy.
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Lutheran Church
Fahtrney
Anti-Saloon League
P. J. Wade
Virginia
Millard Zimmerman
C. C
Renn
Edgar Thomas
Atlantic City
ED. M. Whipp
Stanley Whipp
Clarksburg
Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Praise From Montpelier Woman
A Montpelier Vermont resident praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound claiming restored regularity, reduced pains, and improved health. The letter asks others to write for confidential advice to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
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