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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1913

Page

8

Local Correspondents Share Happenings Across County

Letters from correspondents recount Sunday visits and gatherings in Middletown Braddock Heights Harpers Ferry Frederick Baltimore and Gettysburg. Many families including Renn Brink Wickless and Waltz crews are noted visiting relatives and friends with church and school events mentioned along with a festival and weather rain.

John Renn Middletown Joh Brink Braddock Heights Lucy Barret Edith Bussard Harpers Ferry Lilly Wickless Shooketown John Decgrange Luther Main Silas Culler Reisterstown Baltimore County Milton Catsail Nannie Hires Frederick

Local Notes From LeGore and York

Miss Cartig Damuth and Miss Belva Danush of York Pa spent severe days with Mr William Smith and family. Mrs Andrew Iyier and Afra John Albaugh of New Midway pout last Tuesday with G F Nichola and Mrs George Potts is on the sickest. Mrs Alice Renner is slowly improving. Mrs Martin L Kauffman has been sick but getting better. The LO R M are thinking of having a picnic on August 30 at Le Gore s Park.

C. W. Walls Iave Cartig Damuth Belva Danush York William Smith Andrew Iyier Afra John Albaugh New Midway G.F. Nichola George Potts Alice Renner Martin L. Kauffman LO. R. M le Gore’s S. RR. Phoemer Mig. Lyde Griffith Laytons-ville John Swanfter Jo i. St Tnx Joseph T. Day Mer Reamus J. Maylas Emily It. Johnson Hig Rosie Ilene Mamie J Norwood Breshan Reamus J. Day Ang Migle Arnold Joseph Lottie Fuller Coften Wthel Maria Gray Washington Martin Cooper Virginia Marylagut Will Benson Keels George Sheetenheim Linganore Cottage Braddock Heights Charles Fox Courtney Harry Crebbs Frederick George Perry Rose Bader Near New Market Henry Cros. Ay Wm. Summers Orville Nelson Summers Braddock Ida Baker Helen Rhoderick I. McDevitt Wilbeam Kline George W. Perry Eldiee McDevitt McKaig M. H. Nelson Mt Zion Charles Miller Johnsville Miss Shriner Murphy Annie Day Mt. Airy Aura Day Edward Norwood Pumphrey Wolf Carroll County Jesse Wolf Caroline Elizabeth Davis Washington, D. C Hilda Burgee Frank Heffner Mammie Glen Echo Harry Lowman Fred, Offut Georgianna Lowman Leslie Carlin C. Fp.carlin Atlantic City Darby Poole Buck Lodge

Mr Vergil Maton Joins Le Gore Store In Oak

Mr Vergil Maton of Frederfel has moved to Oak and accepted a clerk position in Mr J W Le Gore's store. The move marks a local staffing change with Maton taking duties at the shop.

Vergil Maton Frederfel Oak J. W. le Gore

Gaithersburg Residents and Local Happenings

Gaithersburg notes report Mr Jamies Mount having residence painted by Mr J Ernest Day, with many local visits and family updates. Several residents attend camp meetings, visits to Washington Grove, Laytonsville, and Brookville are recorded, plus health notes, crop reports, and community improvements at McKaig and Linganore cottage areas.

Jamies Mount J. Ernest Day Eugene Coleman Ben. Coleman James Selly Washington Grove John Selby Binnia Lindsey Frank Selby Jesse Jaimnes Magruder Mugene Colenan Brookville

Visit to GW Peters family ends in Washington DC

Mrs Olive String Mrs Lilv Fawcett and others return to Washington DC after a pleasant visit to their uncle GW Peters. Lavinia Peters from Baltimore leaves after weeks at the same place. Fine rains boost corn and grass though the sweet corn crop remains short. many Methodists in the locality attend.

Olive String Lilv Fawcett Robert Fawcett Helen Peters Washington, D.C GW. Peters Riant W. R. Johnson Lavinia Peters Baltimore Mom Hudderar Robert Names Lee Offutt

Grant Mouse Family Returns From Bloomsberry Visit

Mr and Mrs Grant Mouse and their daughter return to Baltimore after visiting his mother's family at Bloomsberry.

Local Notes From Sabillasville And Surroundings

Sabillasville community notes describe visitors from Baltimore Washington and Greencastle. Mr David Yayes and family guest along with relatives at Buena Vista. Misses Kiuth and Marion Ftror hosted by the Weber family. Funeral of Harry Willard held at U B church with Rev Firor officiating. Mrs Alices Lynch and Mrs Highe Mountain visit Win Ibstern. Rev Firor preaches at Fairfield church. Marton and Ruth Firo visit Thurmont. New boarders at Mountain View College include A and J Marenson and J and C Rabbado.

Kiuth Marion Ftror Firor Fairfield Marton Ruth Firo Thurmont College of Mig Robart Tiaehingh Mountain Mesérs

Local notes from Hyattstown area brighten with picnics and visits

Hyatts town reports good corn prospects after rains and a large picnic planned for August 21 in Mrs Gilly Tubler s woods featuring six Sunday schools and music by King s Select Band. Mil ton G Urner and other speakers slated to speak. Beall Nine Camp reunion near Dela draws about seventy five attendees through Aug 22. Various visits, travels, and minor incidents populate the week, including a gas stove fire at the Shea home and several local errands and illnesses.

Fle Gilly Tubler Hyattstown Hyattstown School Clarksburg Beth Esa The Mountain Church Urbana Sunday School Bennett's Creek Chapel Lewisdale Sunday School King’s Select Band Milton G. Urner B. H. Dudrow Beall Monocacy Dela James H. Beall Bessie Burdette Murphy Royal” Hiton Otis Hendrickson Urbana Annie Day Mt. Airy Aura

Burkittsville Community Notices From Sunday Activities

Burkittsville residents visited relatives at Point of Rocks Morrisville and Purcellville Va. Church services are set for Sunday at 10 30 am. Washington visitor Ralph Michael returned after two weeks with his grandmother Mrs Samuel Compher and Bruce Michael plans further visits. Several Hightman family members and friends were seen in Adamstown Hagerstown Middletown Arnoldstown Jefferson area and with Mrs Phebe Hightman on Sunday.

Drving Magaha William Magaha Ernest Magaha Point of Rocks William Hightman Morrisville Ralph Michael Washington Samuel Compher Bruce Michael Compher Francis Schildtnecht Whete Hnightman Ananda Hampson Thelma Schidtnecht Cheford Ahalt Adamstown Harry Pfeifer Roy Everhart Hagers, Town Edith Edna Hightman Harvey Middletown Cecil Hightman Flord Purcelville Edward Bightman Burr Mahaga Jefferson John Tritappe Geo. Magahs Daniel Gurton Arnoldstown Elmer Wakenizhi Clarence Hightman Dorsey Zecker John Pfeifer Phebe Hightman

Cedar Grove Man Injured In Road Accident

Mr Raymond Wakins suffered a serious accident Monday while returning from Mt Atty with a road of tobacco. Riding two saddle horses, his horse tumbled near Damascus, throwing him under the wagon. A passing car owner, Mr Lewis, transported him home for medical care from Drs.

Cedar Grove Raymond Wakins Mt Atty Damascus Watkins Lewis

Monrovia Reception Honors Oyster and Moxley Guests

A large turnout attended a reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Moxley in Monrovia. Guests included Rev. H. O Keen and numerous Moxleys and Burdette families, with many handsome and useful gifts recorded among a long list of attendees.

O. L. Moxley Rev H. O Keen Josie Lawson R. B. Moxley Johm Burdette Maggie Moxley P. B. Louder Harry Moxley Jessie Burdette Hayes Burdette Florence Moxley Rosie Poole Fannie Easton Alvie Young Oscar Moxley Garrison Moxley T. H. Hyatt Jesse Becraft Daisy Cline T. E. Watkins W. J. Moxley John Maines Laura Young Myrtle Harrison Mamie Ellison Grace Mary Keene Mamie Ethel Daisy Lena Moxley Leola Moxley Doras Boyer Delma Souder Nellie Moxley Mabel Becraft Loraine Hilda Moxley Myrtie Poole Esther Moxley Millie Moxley Fannie Burdette Eva Grace Haines Garvis Moxley Materline Buxton Frances Gue Lillian Henley

Stopping an Ad to Save Money Compared to Time

A brief note compares halting an advertisement to saving funds, equating it with stopping a clock to save time, suggesting a parallel between cost reduction and time efficiency.

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