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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1916

Page

8

MEW MARKET NOTES AROUND TOWN AND DETOURS

Local notices list neighbor movements including Mr. Charles Poole moving to Brunswick and Miss Elizabeth Wood returning from Barsesville. Numerous calls confirm relatives visiting, trips to Frederick and Baltimore, and a Union Sunday School picnic drawing five thousand. Community life spans detour reports and local entertainments.

Local visits and family gatherings in Wolftsville area

Residents and relatives from Waynesboro Cavetown Baltimore Emmitsburg Hagerstown Greensburg and Leftersburg visited kin and friends in the Wolftsville community. Highlights include Ella Plummer returning home for Pen Mar picnic and several couples spending weekends with relatives.

Wolfsville Worth B. Stottlemyer Waynesboro Stottlemyer Beary Stottlemyer Elsworth Unger Cavetown Samuel Martin Hagerstown Samuel B. Plummer E. C. Brandenburg P. N. Hammaker Gurday Mollie Delauter Frank, Batchel Edgemont Neal Delauter Earl Delauter Leftersburg

Community Notes From Walkersville and Nearby

Local brief items list weekly visits and health updates. Families from Baltimore York Frederick and Port Depont are seen in Walkersville. Harold Harshman improves from typhoid fever. Monocacy Valley Canning Co. gears up for a rush next week. Armstrong McKinney buys the M F Geasey property. Minnie and Annie Rameborg sell their Walkersville residence to Mrs Laura Co Cramer. Myrtle Dorcas visiting relatives in Walkersville.

Miller J. W. Suimmel Luther Zimmerman Car Service Department Western Maryland Railway Baltimore David Zimmerman Catherine Burker Bertha Graddill Ethel Valentine Minnie Lease York Daysville Walkersville Harold Harshman Monocacy Valley Canning Co Edward Valentine E. C Bartling Josie Adolphus Weiss

Taneytown Visitors Return Home After Week of Visits

Mr and Mrs F J Savior and son Richard of Baltimore spent several days last week visiting Mr and Mrs N R Hagan, Mr William Gallery and family. Miss Josephine and Robert, who have been visiting her sister Miss Agnes Arnold, left for Washington DC Monday. Mr William Beffington of Hanover PA spent Monday in town visiting relatives and friends. Mrs Lavinia Fringer spent Monday in Baltimore.

Mew Charles Poole Brunswick Elizabeth Wood Barsesville Louise Riggs Virginis Bartlett Linda Waters Montgomery County Annie Mary Wood Milne Isquise Wood Baltimore Netila Wood Jennie Grifith C. W. Metcalf East Orange N. J Liberty John Webster John Mason Frederick Arabvelle Drover Sarah Metcalf Charlotte Stone BR. L. Sponzelier Mt. Airy Clifton Sponselier Ernest Boyer Russell Dewey Zimmerman E. L. Grimas Rhoda Wean Grange Fair Taneytown H. H. Boyer Pennsylvania Maryland Delaware New Jersey Atlantic Ocean Ventnor City James Warren William Sipes Westminster Harry Fisher P. D. Koons John Wood Naom{ Hahn Margaret Shank Helen Reindollar John H. Shoemaker Yonkers N.Y Katherine Zollicoffer Philadelphia Edward D. Basehorn Basehgar Mary L. Motter Washington Elizabeth Bingham Gettysburg Mise Lou Heindollar Sue Crapster Miksea Roenna Brenaman Mary Martin Lancaster Guy Pready Reformed Parsoniage F. J Savior Richard N. R. Hagan William Gallery Josephine Robert Agnes Arnold Washington, D. C William Beffington Hanover Lavinia Fringer Apent Mondday Melvin Beall Frank Beall Damascus Addie Beall Lester Wright Clarksburg Thomas King Ira Herbert Hilton D. F. Brown Taylorsville Arthur Burdette Poplar Springs Baa Walter Haines Kidd Ridgeville Gladge Smith Frances Price Cedar Grove Mary Ethel John Virginia Chas. Fawley Wash. Fawley Taylorstown Page Etchison Mrs. Etchison W. E. Shannon Potomac Avenue Mr. Etchison Jefferson Miss Little Beard Lettlersburg J. W. Kaetzel Brunswick Street Isabell Wire Lovettsville Wendell Shankle Buckeystown Russell Grats Stalph Fry W. W. Turner Lena C A. Rt. Garrett Thelma Winger Lanham Lottie G. Harbaugh Grace Mahoney Middle West Josephine Evans Creswell N. C Matilda Alexander Western Maryland College E. P. Nicodemus Thelma Carlisle Laura Sappington Libertytown Emma Atkinson Knot Ville Washington, D.C Carmen Campbell W. OH. Campbell G. E. Magaha Petersville Stella Pumphrey Goldie Mann Hagerstown W. G. Musgrove G. C. Castle C. D. Shewbridge A. E. Stine Everett Partrtdge T. Hogan Kathryn Hogan West Virginia Virginia Laign Hedgesville J. C. Z. Spring Gumberland Spring Cumberland Baltimore and Ohio John Davis Barnesville Douglass Jones William Gooper C. W. Eagle Emma Cannon Carroll Barnhard Shepherdstown W. Va C. W. Hess Guy Fellers Potomac H. R. Mace Potomac Furniture Company Fort Republic L B. Cline Oakland W. P. Adams Frederick City Hospital Adama Lester Eyler John A. Trundle Centerville N. Trundle Edna Julia Helen Culler Walkersville Catherine Culler Dorothy Lilian Abb Mt. Pleasant Pauline Eyler Jesse King and Children Douglas Castle Marcellus Wachter and Sons Howard Waechter Mary Apple John S. Renn Walter Feaga C. BE. Feaga William L. Culler G. M. Miller Lewistown Alt House Paul Apple Frank Calvin Main Carrie Lora Coblentz Middletown J. S. Beun I. C. Zimmerman Leslie Zimmerman May Margaret Smith H. M. Feaga John Derr Mantrovia R. S. Derr Minnie McBride Nan-nette Shaeffer Eugene Renn Reno Mary Trundle L. C. Cullery John Lambert Chestnut Grove Woodsboro Evalyn’ Dale Waynesboro Claude Crebs Annie Long Allen Zimmerman Clara Douglass Frank Suitely Ira Eyler Maud Eyler William Wolfe Claude Lester Wilbur Grayson Union Bridge D. Raymond Stitely Ronald Francis Unionville Norman Stitely Hazel Clemenville Bertha Keeney Thurmont Lula Stately Milton Jobo M. H. Bastian Mra Calvin Holbrenner Irving Staley C. W. Dorcus Misa May Dorcus Earnest Hix Sarah McCormack

Bethel Church to Hold Preaching and Sunday School Schedule

In Bethel readers note Zion’s Reformed Church of Charlesville will host preaching next Sunday afternoon at 2 15 with Sunday school at 1 15. Local families shed light on social visits across Bethel PURDUM and nearby towns with a sequence of relatives visiting relatives in Baltimore Frederick Harmony Grove Hansonville Taylorville and Damascus.

Zion‘s Reformed Church Charlesville Reuben Lease Baltimore Mildred Lease Helen Smith Frederick Effie Lease Bethel Millard Wachter Harmony Grove Granville F. Stull Maynard Martz Yellow Springs Willam Keyser Grace Shipley Spencer Stap Thomas Haugh Charles Zimmerman William Keyser Clayton Stull Hansonville Ethel Martz Pleasant HI Mary-Kfeyser

Graceham Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Picnic

Miss Hazel Lontz visits Baltimore while Robert Colliflower and family spend Sunday with his mother Mrs. Agnes Colliflower in Graceham. Nearby relatives from York and Washington gather, with Mr and Mrs Morningstar, Mr and Mrs Pillinger, and others visiting. The Gruber family hosts a picnic at Apples Church on Tuesday August 7s, as Rev William Gerhard prepares to preach in the local schoolhouse on Sunday August 17 at 7 47 pm.

Hazel Lontz Baltimore Robert Colliflower Agnes Colliflower Miller York Harry Morningstar John Pillinger Lewis Troxell Roscoe Mackley Thurmont Jacob Shawn Preston Favorite Favorite Franklinville Geo. Fox Clayton Newcomer Washington, D. C Little Newcomer Jacob Martin Will Martin Apple's Church Charles Fabier Ohio Grafton W Va Wm Gerhard Jefferson L. J. Keller Katherine Lemuel Mary EF. Hine Jesse LE Hine Point of Rocks David Fry Jr Ethel Hine John

Local Social Roundup At Brunswick And Vicinity

Edward L Hamilton hosts Harris and Congressman guests as a flurry of visitors from West Virginia and Maryland fill Brunswick area. Numerous relatives travel, attend calls, and enjoy outdoor and social activities across towns from Keyser to Baltimore.

Rocky Springs Cemetery Festival Ends in Rocky Springs

Yellow Springs notes report Rev Cunningham’s Sunday engagements at Mill Haven Bethel and Edgewood, plus Rev Shilke at Bethel. The Rocky Springs Cemetery festival raised funds for improvements. the site, a county landmark, holds historic graves including Rev Schaffer with a German epitaph.

Cunningham Mill Haven Bethel Edgewood Shilke Lewis Lortz Rocky Springs Chapel Randolph Baltimore Rocky Springs Rocky Springs Cemetery Doub Toms U. B. Church Rev. Schaffer Bhue

Highland and Broad Run Social Notes Mention Local Visits

Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Wastler and son near Backeystown visit Mrs. Wasler's mother and sister. Wesly Lenton of Wellsville spends Sunday with brother John N. Adkins. Mrs. Frank Gaver returns from Liamsville visit to ill daughter. William Ford visits son and daughter John H. Ford and Mrs. Charles Wastler. James Saman visits John X Adkins. Harmony picnic in Mr. Charles Clines woods ends quietly. berry season nearly over with huckleberries drying. rain badly needed. Broad Run: Royden Maishart and wife...

Charles V. Wastler Backeystown Wasler Ford Mary Adkins Wesly Lenton Wellsville John N. Adkins Frank Gaver Charles Shultz Liamsville William Ford John H. Ford Charles Wastler Buckeystown James Saman John X Adkins Sanday Charles Clines’ Woods

Dr Hormne Purchases Six Cylinder Reo Auto

Dr A G Hormne buys a new six cylinder seven passenger Reo automobile through G R Marker the Frederick county agent. The car was delivered last Saturday.

A. G. Hormne G. R. Marker Frederick County Reo

Local Social News Highlights from Frederick Area

Ladies and gentlemen from Frederick, Walkersville, Liberty Town, and Woodsboro are noted visiting relatives and friends. Many households show guests from Baltimore, Washington, and nearby towns, with several fishing trips and weekend visits across Montgomery, Monocacy, and Carroll regions.

Feed and farm care advice amid hog cholera fears

A garbled piece urges farmers to feed Nonpariel and Faon brands, praising hog health and livestock productivity. It mentions hens laying, horses and sheep, and urges consulting a merchant for the correct address.

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