Happenings from County Letters About local visits and events
About fifty people from this town gathered at Woodboro on Sunday evening. The union choir provided music. Numerous residents, including Miss Lala Biddinger, Miss Pagjiné Zimerman, Mrs. Ella Moser, and many others, were noted visiting relatives or spending weekends with friends in Frederick, Ladien sburg, Westminster, and nearby towns. Typhoid fever affected Harold Harshman while Arthur Cromwell shows slow recovery after surgery at Frederick City Hospital. An Urbana Sunday school lawn fete is planned for August 11 with Yellow Springs Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Eichelberger
Frederick
Hilda Martz
Detour
Nannie Reddick
Ella Moser
Lillian
Mary
Westminster
Harold Harshman
Arthur Cromwell
Frederick City Hospital
Marvin’ Hall
Walbrook
A. M. Kidd
T. W. Hendry
Deals Island
C. C. Hendry
E. A. Hendrickson
Chielgpati, O
Ida Hendricsson
Urbana
M. E. Suniny School
Church Lawn
Yellow Springs
Grice Smith
Madeline Dronenburg
Alice Dronenburg
Community Notes From Kempton And Loys Area
Local visitors from Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and Snow Hill are listed as staying with families in Kempton and Loys. The M P Sunday school picnic is set for August 12 with Browningsville band to perform in the church grove. Several residents are noted visiting relatives and hosting guests across the two towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Fout
Baltimore
G. W. Stocksdale
Misa Emily Scott
Philadelphia
Kingland
Wilmington
Del
M. P
Browningsville
Wilson
Herbert Wilson
Clara Boyar
Warren Davis
Social Roundup From Libertytown Through Baltimore Visits
Miss Mary Catherine Rennehan and other Baltimore residents spent time with the Riordan and Lescalleet families. Sidney A. Trundle returned home after two weeks with his parents. Louise Hunterman left Washington after a pleasant stay. Several locals improved in health after recent indispositions. Edith Yakey and nieces returned to Lovettsville after two weeks with Sappingtons. Hamilton of Baltimore visited his brother Robert Hamilton and family. Mrs. John A. Colleberry returned from a month with her daughter in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libertytown
Mary Catherine Rennehan
Margaret Riordan
Edna Knapp
Baltimore
Will Riordan
John A. Hiddinger
Unionville
Gilmore Lescalleet
Frederick
H. G. Lescalleet
Sidney A. Trundle
Roland Park
Justice
H. Clayton Trundle
Mary Hitselberger
Louise Hunterman
Washington
Clementine Sweadner
Fannie Dudrear
Wilfred T. Sweadner
W. R. Heall
Edith Yakey
Kathleen
Minnie Hell Arnold
James Sappington
Lovettsville
Hamilton
Robert Hamilton
John A. Colleberry
John Appel
Tsaltimore
Bath Toys on Picturesque Lines at New York Fashion Show
A Paris fashion note describes varied styles seen in New York, featuring a purple and white striped silk gown with white satin waist adornments and cords, the Annette Kellerman one piece, shoulder scarf in rose tafetta, and a berry shaped black velvet hat. It notes dresses from brown silk jer sey with pearl fastenings, black suede boots, and summer frocks with volle and polka dot accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Annette Kellerman
Paris
Bolix
Muffins for Breakfast Science and Practice
A compact guide explains muffin basics including essential ingredients salt shortening eggs and flavors. It discusses batter types for muffins and popovers baking in hot quick ovens cooling timing and serving cues for optimal digestion and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turther
Corey
Muffin Recipes Show Quick Variations and Uses
A single good muffin recipe can inspire six to eight variations using cornmeal graham whole wheat or mixed flours. Add berries bacon or cold cereal for variety. Cold muffins can be toasted or reheated served with fruit sauce or cream. Sally Lunn and quick coffee cake offer additional muffin style options for breakfasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Lunn
Missing Harrisburg Girls Sought By Police
Harrisburg police appeal for help locating Mary May Conrad fifteen and Ethel Lily fourteen who vanished from their Highspire homes Thursday morning. Each worked at a Steelton factory and left for work as usual. In a separate item, Laura Dornblasen nineteen Howertown was saved from Hokendauqua creek by a passing train crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Mary May Conrad
Ethel Lily
Highspire
Miss Conrad
William Colbert
Water Street
Lilly
Steelton
Northampton
Laura Dornblasen
Howertown
Hokendauqua Creek
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Cora Strine
Annie M. Pittinger
Janes Malin
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C.K
Pearl
Mt. Carmel
Adamstown
Grace Remsberg
Margie Renn
Messrs
Lewis
Clarence Ogle
Atlantic City
N. J
Ruth
Gouls Krieg
Narda
Marriotte
M. F. Houck
Lweek
Chas. HW. Kaufman
EK. Armacost
Katharine Haughey
Martin Fredericks
Martin, Jr
Samuel Brown
M. FL Houck
OH. Smith
Melville Cromwell
Namaville
Rey
Alville Conner
Jon
O. Bock
Elmer Minnick
Mildred Clary
Alry
Wooh. Renn
Mixe Roxie Wachter
Norman Harbaugh
Teart Dertzbaugh
Viola Houck
Nannie Cromwell
Dickerson, Ind
Je W. Cromwell
Kemptown
Westley Lawson
Washington, D. C
Miss. May Schiel
Milas Ethel Rant
Grace Keene
Snow Hill
AB. Lewis
James F. Zimmerman
J. D. Boyer
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Paul J. Payne
Leas
Anna May
Dodge Brothers Motor Car
Paige Automobiles
PAIGE
Mountain City Garage CO
C. R. Landis, Jeweler
South Market ST
C. R. Landis
Jeweler
Insurance
Helfenstein & Urner
North Market St
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Standard Oil, Company
Norfolk, Va
Richmond, Ve
Charlotte, N. C
Charleston, W. Va
Charleston, 3. C
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Frederick, MD
R. Fahrney
Wales
Drs D. Fatian
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