Feagaville’s Growth Rooted in 1880s Origins
Feagaville, founded in 1885 and named for its first resident C. E. Feaga, sits along the Frederick-Brunswick pike amid fertile Ballenger district farmlands. The town features a two-room brick school, a drive of notable native sons, a historic tavern route for cattle drives, and active community groups including a growing Grange and local churches.
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Feagaville
C. E. Feaga
Polk
Fredrick-Brunswick Pike
Harpers’ Ferry
Frederick
Sugar Loaf
Catoctin
Ballenger Disset
Gunty
Middletown
Walkersville
Ballenger
Frederick County
I. Seen Nee
C. B
ayJo J c. Feaga
Doilt
Elias Zimmerman
al Castle
Stockman Farms
Hann
Knoxville
Jobn E. Hargett
Howe
Hargett
P. L. Hargett
Faneus Drewe
Rome
John E. Hargett
Samuel Zimmerman
E. Hargett
Virginia
Baltimore
Tar “Grove
Sande
Frederick- Brunswick
Yimmerman
Fismer Max
Tor Bers
Feazacille
Otter Points
Jefferwa
Lloyd ©. Culler
John 8. Renn
William H. Renn
Adamstown Bank
Lee Ranneberger
Frederick County Agricultural Association
Board of Election Supervisors
William P. Morsell
Frederick County Board of Education
Pomona Grange
Maryland Holstein-Frenian Association
RE. O
Renn
Peter L. Hargett
Shaffer T. Hargett
Frederick City
Amt
Ray W. Poole
George William Smith
Hagerstown
Shenandoah
Patrick Haye
N. H. Styles
Marce Jag Wachter
Douglas Castle
I J. Beerd
Lewis B. Wargett
Roy Bartholow
Edgar Hargett
Mt. Zon
Mt. Luxe
Jefferson
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Young People's Mieslovary Society
Susie Derr
Harry Howard
Richard Derr
Paul Beard
Janiet
Charles Rennend Edgar Jr
Samuel B. Trundle
Derr
Gavills Musical Association
H. J. Beard
Lynn Stephens
Woman's Oh
Ballenger Woman’e Club
William J. Howard
Ita Fundamental Gra
Ballenger Woman's Club
Frances Geter
Isers
Anna der
William L. Culler
Oliver Y. King
Harry M. Howard
Thomas Culler
Roger Cutler
Austin P. Renn
George Withide
Russell Thomas
P. Wm
Shook
Harry Whip
Howard F. Smith
Bernard McKinsey
Everest Shook
Roger Caller
Austin Renn
George Renn
Charles Spur- Tier
Murray Shook
Feagavitle
Utita
Ballenger Grange
BBC Reno
James T. Anthony
Wm. P. Marsell
Sa'teneer Grange
Craggd Hargett
CO. Renn
Harvey L. Zimmerman
Grange
Post
Harvay
Uimmerman
Wilbur D. Culler
Harry M.howard
Howard T. Smith, Jr
Chas
Leila Culler
Harry Derr
Hila Culler
Annie Derr
Mary B. Zimmerman
Indy
Elizabeth Howard
Bert F. Hargett
Archie W. Ogle
Willa B. Derr
H. L. Zimmerman
Fengavills
Dairies
C. . Renn
Culler and Haugh
Leslie Immerman
Claude Hargett
Lewis
B. Hargett and Son
Wm. P. Morsell
L. GC. Hayne
B.C. Rene
Feagatille
John B. Hargett
Karl Derr
H. M. Feaga
Roger P. Culler
Western Maryland College
Feagavilie
Harry 8. Dorr
Community Debates Electric Lights for Forgaville
Town hall discussions reveal a push to bring electric current to Forgaville. A year ago a community meeting failed amid disagreements with the H and F Company over Lerma causing the plan to be abandoned. Austin P tenne said the community needs electric lights.
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Austin P.tenn
Forgavilla
Lerma
H. & F. Company
Wood Alcohol Toll and Blindness Rise in 1922
New York reports 130 deaths and 22 blindness cases from wood alcohol sold as whisky across 21 states in six months of 1922. Over half the fatalities were in New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Texas Ohio Connecticut Massachusetts and Missouri also saw deaths. One hundred three deaths occurred in the first twelve days of the year.
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New York
Corumittee For
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Texas
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Ohio
Missouri
New York State
Winifred Hathaway
Sha
Train Fired On At Milford N J Aug 24
Autoists fired at a southbound Pennsylvania train near Milford New Jersey as it passed through Lambertville A shot pierced the locomotive cab window but no one was hurt Prohibition has altered social roles women no longer are the only sex to exchange recipes
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Polk
Feagaville
Asa Reon
Ormed
Larrigan-Polk
Feasaville
Munch
Public Athletic League
Mies Susie Derr
Misa Eva Thomas
Harry M- Howard
Jane Hargett
E. Charles Enh
Pla.r
Milford
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lambertwile
Jed
Coldest Spot Record In Washington Below Zero
A distorted report claims Washington DC registered a frigid minus twenty five degrees at a laboratory site of the Bureau of Mines where scientists work on solids and helium.
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Woshington
D. C
Bureau of Mines
John Hopkins Scholarships Open to Local College Graduates
The Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore Maryland offers scholarships to graduates of Loyola College St Johns College Washington College Western Maryland College University of Maryland Mount St Marys College and Rockbridge College. Applicants should request blank forms and catalogs from The Institute The Johns Hopkins University for examination hone awards scholarships and courses of instruction. The next begins Tuesday October.
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Loyola College
St John’s College
Washington College
Western Maryland College
University of Maryland (Maryland Agricultural College
Mt. St. Marya College
Rock Bl Collers
Istrar
Johns Bookine University
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