Local Happenings At Emmitsburg Auges Month of Visitors
Readers list August guests and travels across Atlantic City Washington Baltimore and Frederick. Families Gloninger Shafer Roeskey Seltzer Stambaugh and others host or visit at Villa Rest Mnanetta Springs and other stops. Colonel McNally dies at home in Washington after August trip. Mrs McNally mourned by community. Numerous social visits, church events, and weather notes mark a lively local notice page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liddie Groninger
Valley View
Adlantic City
Mica Mary A. Burns
A McCubbin
Charles
Washington, D.C
Odend'hal
Sebastian Odend'hal
Moverdale
Clark Shafer
John Reddy
Clement Krietz
Julia Reddy
Frederick
John
Allen O'Donoughue
Passaic
N.J
Atlantic City
Margaret Reuter
Haltmore
Ernest Roeskey
New York City
Josaph Kelly
Iona
Joseph, Jr. Ward
Wilbert
Baltimore
Willam Muahon
Elizabeth Hopp Io
Washington
James St. Seltzer
Mary Seltzer
Hagerstown
Moore
Sehlenk
Catonsville
Colonel McNally
Mas Nanetta Springs
William Welter
Emmitsburg
Fine Arts Palace to Feature Italian Romantic Surroundings
The building at the Pusama Mackie Exposition will be a beautiful, long structure with a Remiekreutagi form and a central dome. A sunken garden frames the fore ground, creating a romantic Italian setting where notable paintings of history will be assembled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts Palace
Foralug
Local residents report hunting trip and visits this week
John Blank of Braddock made one hunting trip to Virginia this week. Mr. and Mrs. Shooks town, a trainer, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Linton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blank
Braddock
Virginia
Mr. and
Mra
Shookstown
Mro
Charles Linton
Local Social Notes From Hansonville and Surroundings
Mr and Mrs Calvin Harper hosted visitors from Harmony Grove and Miss Gaile Ramsburg visited the Harpers. Mrs Mamwale Wachter and son Edward spent time with her parents while Mr and Mrs Howard Wachter visited Mr and Mrs Jacob Mensell. Miss Dertle Holtz and Valerie Eyler visited Samuel Eyler. Miss Rene Harper of Lewistown visits grandmother Mrs J E Palmer. Mrs Grayson Barker and Mr Ross Boller visited by calls, and a group from the neighborhood traveled to Atlantic City. Local residents, including Walter Clem George Stull Poster Angleberger and Walter Martz, visited Carl Ramsburg on Sunday. Walter Cutsall visited a friend, Mr Hardy, Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Harper
Roy Hramngburg
Harmony Grove
Mamwale Wachter
Fittle
Edward
Howard Wachter
Walkersville
Jacob Mensell
Dertle Holtz
Val Lie
Samuel Eyler
Gaile Ramsburg
Missrene Harper
Lewistown
J. E. Palmer
Missa Cronise
William Adams
Roy Ramsburg
Dorothy
Grayson
S. W. Ramsburg
Local Social Notes From Hanover Area Visitors
Residents and visitors from Hanover and nearby towns share time with friends and relatives. Names include Diehl, Flathers, Crouse, Altaigh, Hull, Roser, Green, Hahn, Wood, Cash, Sappington, Shilkit, Martz, Saxton, Adams, Barrier, Zimmerman, Barrier, and Strawabarm among others with mentions of visits to Pend Mar Woodsboro and surrounding communities.
Isabell LIME KILN hosts guests and return home
In Lime Kiln Miss Isabell Kabrick spent Sunday with Mew Stockman at Douls Miss Edaoa McAbee has been visiting negatives at Braneaick Master Wm Kabrick returned home after several days visit with hiv
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabell
Kabrick
Mew Stockman
Douls
Edaoa McAbee
Braneaick
Local Notices of Social Visits and Visits Across Town
A string of short social notes records visits and movements of residents. Mrs Cluthos Lewis of Buck Csaown and Mary Louise Grove visit Mira George Biser in Bedford Pa. Rev Boull Hummelbaugh of Frederick visits Otis Smith family. Grace Grove and Mary Louise Grove travel among relatives in Bedford and Baltimore. Various others—Luther Crist Poolesville, Henry Sobs and sons in Baltimore, Gordon Pearce in Washington, Pierce Houck and Jacob Baer in Baltimore, Grace Pearce Summers Maurice Bradley in Washington, Thomas Fisher relatives in Virginia, Miss Gay Brown, Sneil Cole Nashville Tennessee, George Wilson Frederick, Myles Baltimore, Fannie Barber sick but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cluthos, Lewis
Buck Csaown
Christian Wndeaver
M. P
Local social notes from Lovettsville and surrounding area
A collage of brief visits and calls in Lovettsville and nearby towns. Residents like Miss Fannie Smaltly and Miss Mary Mosbury are noted, with visitors including Mr and Mrs Otis Smith and Mr and Mrs Chutes Rehen-Soefer from Frederick. The piece reflects on aging partygoers, lingering memories, and the social warmth of the community.
Broad Run Notes And Local Happenings
Fannie Afice of Mountain Dale visits relatives this week. A welcome rainfall ends four weeks of dry weather hurting crops. Elder O S Highbarger from Hagerstown preached here last Sunday. Rosa M Joy remodels her home with a new addition. T C Shafer handles carpentry. Carlton D Beachley cuts timber for a barn replacement for Leslie S Boyer. Thomas Arnold, long ill, is now able to be about again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Afice
Mountaindale
O. S. Highbarger
Brethren Church
Hagerstown
Rosa M. Joy
T. C. Shafer
Carlton D. Beachley
Leslie S. Boyer
Thomas Arnold
Poole and Windsor Families Visit Nearby Towns
Mrs Clarence Poole and family visited Mr and Mrs Trowy near Kemptown while Jesse Smith toured to West Minner. Mrs Calumbus Windsor with Parkville relatives visited Mr and Mrs M M King. Gertrude Poole returned home from Marriottsville. Miss Dorothy Hilton came home after a stay with her brother Garfield Hilton at Brink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Poole
Kemptown
Ot. Hrowy
Jesse Smith
Westminer
Calumbus Windsor
Parkville
M. M. King
Gertrude Poole
Marriottsville
Phillie Brown
Wesley Smith
Gladys
Sterbert
D. W. Price
Cedar Grove
Pen Mar
Cora
Katie Hurley
Washington, D. C
D. F. Brown
Frederick
Dorothy Hilton
Garfield Tilton
Brink
Hedges Visit Westminster Gettysburg Then Return
Mr and Mrs Charles Hedges visited friends at Westminster and Gettysburg and returned home pleased with their trip. Mr M H Zimmerman of Baltimore spent the weekend with Mrs George Link. Mrs Roger Quinn and children Roger Harry and Lena of Frederick stayed with her parents Mrs S D Schildt and family from Thursday to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hedges
Westminster
Gettysburg
M. H. Zimmerman
Baltimore
George Link
Roger Quinn
Roger
Harry
Lena
Frederick
S. D. Schildt
Famiy
Roy Ramsburg
Distant Visits Highlight Local Social Weekend
Dorothy of Miarmony Grove spent Sunday with Mr Gray and family. Mrs James Butler and daughters Florence Senada and Eva Baley of Washington DC are visiting Mr Jeze Kiah Fox and family. Frederick residents Paul Hammond and Grant Scott spent Friday with Master Walter Link and Mr David Martz and granddaughter Beatrice Burrler of Barnesville spent Monday with G D Burrler and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Miarmony Grove
Gray
Ben Beomey
James Butler
Florence, Senada
Eva Baley
Washington, D. C
Jeze- Kiah*Fox
Mepars
Paul Hammond
Grant Scott
Frederick
Walter Link
David Martz
Beatrice Burrler
Barnesville
G. D. Burrler
Local social notes from Washington area visits and visits
Mrs Ida Sullivan and son Clarence of Baltimore visit Mrs J N Broadhurst. Miss Violet King near Kemp Town spends week with Miss Linda Broadhurst. Several families including F S Gladhill J N Broadhurst and Ruby motored to Washington recently. Sadie Burdette returns home in Claggettville after a week with her uncle Rufus Brown. Myrtle Broadhurst visits Miss Fannie Catsail. Flossie Dodson Ora Musgrove and daughter of near Washington visit Mr and Mrs A H Watkins. Hiram Musgrove Edward Beats and Edward Powell spend a day at the Watkins home. Mrs F S Gladhill in Baltimore on business. Rosie Watkins of Lewisdale spends Sunday with Linda Lyndall King of Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Sullivan
Clarence
Baltimore
J. N. Broadhurst
Violet King
Kemptown
Linda Broadhurst
F. S. Gladhill
Little
Ruby
Washington
Sadie Burdette
Claggettsville
Rufus Brown
Myrtle Broadhurst
Rosie Watkins
Lewisdale
Linda’ Broadhurst
Missegy Lyndall King
Wood
Local visitors and school improvements noted
Field qué Falry Burdette of Clég Setlaville visiting Misses ya and Flora Watkina. The Browningsville Grammar School has been improved with a new coat of paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clég. Setlaville
Flora
Local Social Notes Across Ceresville Baltimore And Washington
Mr and Mrs Talbert Houck and daughter Gindis of Ceresville spent a day with father Mr D fleuck. Mrs Karl Schuman of Baltimore visited Mrs George Heisler. Mr Maud Albaugh of Washington spent a week with Mrs J B Kreglo. Milton Houck visits sister Mrs Culth aller in Feagaville. Mr Devitt Smith and son and Mr Byers of Baltimore spend time with Mrs Harry mike. J B Kreglo hosts guests Mrs Schuinune and Miss ants of Baltimore Mrs Maml Al gh of Washington and Mr Harry weler with Sir Daniel Etzler of New Windsor. Sunday visitors to Mrs J B Kregle included Miss Jennie Gittings of Washington Artie Kemp and son Allen Mrs Jennie Kemp Mr Jasper Gittings and Mrs Mary Boon of Union Bridge. This section reports a fine rain Tuesday aiding corn and vegetables. Mrs Henry Boyer spent several days with friends at New Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbert Houck
Gindis
Ceresville
Fleuck
Karl Schuman
Baltimore
George Heisler
Maud Albaugh
Washington
J. B. Kreglo
Milton Houck
Culth ‘Aller
Feagavillte
Devitt Smith and Son
Hh. Byers
Larry Mike
Iew Warjs
J. BE. Kregle
Jennie Gitlings
Artie Kemp
Allen
Jennie Kemp
Jasper Gittings
Mary Boon
Union Bridge
Henry Boyer
New Market
Local notes from Foxville and area residents
A collection of social items from Foxville noting visits and stays: Mrs Annie Routzalin from Baltimore, Mrs Russell Prandenburg from Elkins WV with the Breedenburgs, Miss Grace Brown from Hagerstown with her parents, Mr Harry Packett of Hagerstown visiting J A Fox, Miss Mamie Demorest from Baltimore visiting the Delauters, Geo Snouffer of Baltimore as guests of J A Fox, Miss Ruth Poffenberger visiting her aunt Mrs J M Grumbine, Mrs Maggie Marshall returning to near Hagerstown, Miss Maud Good of Washington visiting friends, Mr and Mrs Fred Cline returning to Baltimore, Messrs Charles Wolf J A Fox and Cleveland Bussard getting phones installed, and Herr Landam's nonstop 21 hour 49 minute flight claimed as a world record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie C. Routzalin
Baltimore
Russell Prandenburg
Elkins
W. Va
A. R. Breedenburg
Grace Brown
Hagerstown
H. T. Brown
Harry Packett
J. A. Fox
Mamie Demorest
Tracy Delauter
Geo. Snouffer
Ruth Poffenberger
J. M. Grumbine
Highfield
Maggie Marshall
Maud Good
Washington
Fred. Cline
Messie
Charles Wolf
Cleveland Bussard
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Graceham
Harvey Stambaugh
Lester Fisher
Harry Saylor
Allen Saylor
Wil
F.C
Saro
Lottie
Warner
Harry Creeger
Wrightler
Thirmont
Ernest Warner
Near Town
FC. Fisher
Herbert Colliflower
New Midway
Mattie Colliflower
Harry Creener
Garfield Pittinger
Philadelphia
John Pitenger
Thominy Jaggs
Sind Jessie Hesser
Jennie Martin
William Martin
George Johnson
Win Johnson
Catherine Blehner
Leon Widhown Mil
Pot
Ida Cecil
Buck Lodge
J. {. Jonson
Near Here
C. B. Dixon
Little Son
Vai
G. W. Latu
Mis
Tom McEifress
Suexy
Clinton Hughes
Virginia Lula
Poolesville
Mabel Luia
Edgewood
Mim Haven Bethel Church
J. L. Lottz
Harry Gonso
Rocky Springs
W. C. Tucker
Mowlay
William Bell
Amanda
F.C. Renner
Charles E. Craver
Maryland
Braddock Heights
Hagerstown Vs. Frederick
Fine Arts
Hansonville
Woodsboro
A. Diehl
Hanover
Pat
Henry Hahn
George Wood
Rocky Ridge
EO. Cash
Middleburg
Caroline Sappington
Unionville
Marshall Winebrenner
Emma Shilkit
Beatrice 8. Barrier
Montgomery Counin
D. H. Martz
George M. Zimmerman
David Zimmerman
Martz E. Zimmerman
Montgomery County
Woodstoro
Fannie
Molle Shawn
Doubs
Daniel Smith
Tnt
Thomas Webster
Lainueh
Otis Smith
Ira Smith
Paul
Chutes Rethen- Soefer
Edward Plup
Lovettsville
Wilbur Lindsey
Fair View
Miro
Bo Leith
Lem
J. KoMre A. OW
Elbert Hoover
Broad Run
Browningsville
Foxville
Herr Landam
Andreas Hofer
Tyrol
Alps
Napoleon
Greit
Hofer
Anheuser-Busch
Baltimore, Md
Budweise
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