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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1914
Page
6
A lengthy recap of social visits and movements in Monrovia Wabash Frederick and surrounding towns. Notables include Miss Isabel Boyer Mrs Henry Boyer Dr George Sponseller and others visiting relatives at Union Bridge Emmitsburg and Thurmont. Various gatherings at Pittenger Saunders and related families noted with travel to Keensburg Gettysburg and Sparrows Point.
Mrs Catherine Freeze of Thurmont spent Wednesday with her mother Mrs Wertenbaker Mr and Mrs Howard Colflower and daughter Mrs Agnes Codstone and daughter Lorence spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Newton Six and family near Detour Miss Dvorak of Baltimore is boarding with Mrs Howard F Collflower Mr Rogs Firor spent Sunday in Baltimore Mr and Mrs Edward Ernst spent Sunday there Mrs Chester Joy has been very ill the last few weeks Miss Louie Lentz spent Monday with Mrs Lester Fisher Mesera Raymond Boller and Luther Buhrmen spent Saturday evening at Motter s Station Quite a number of people from this place attended the Furnace pie juice last Saturday Mr Harry Groshon ang family Miss Catherine Engle spent Sunday with Mr Hamerick of near Catoctin Furnace Mrs Howard Collisower and daughter who have been spending some time with her worker have returned to Frederick Mr and Mrs Alva Summers of Middletown are spending a few days with his sister Mrs Chester Joy Mr and Mrs Garfield Pittinger of Philadelphia are spending a few days with Mr and Mrs John Pittinger Misses Blanche and May Creager and Mr Elmer Creager spent Sunday with their aunt Mrs Deberty of near Detour Mr and Mrs Snurr and daughter of Waynesboro spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Adam Zentz and family Mr and Mrs Charlies Domer and family Mrs Martha Siexs spent Sunnes here Mr Elmer Buhrman spent a few days in Baltimore Ken and Helen Collisower are spending a few days with relatives and friends of this place Mr Charles Ernst spent Saturday evening in Highfield Miss Fannie Ernst spent Wednesday at Sabillasville Mrs Sarah Martin is spending a few days with her 100 Franklin Sharmont
Mr Murray Etzler of New Market spent Sunday with his uncle George Etzler. Mrs Karl Schuman of Baltimore returned home after a month with Mrs J E Kregel accompanied by J E Kregel Miss V Etzler and M C Culler. Mr Pay Etzler and William Boyer of near Frederick visited J E Kregel and Maurice Crum respectively. Mrs Byers of Baltimore and Miss Irene Stevens of Frederick share brief visits with local families. Maud Main has returned home to Daysville. Kurt Culler of Feagaville visited uncle J E Kregel.
Middletown figures undertake barn erection on the Boyer farm after a lightning fire. Carlton Beachley supplies framing material while Theodore Shafer oversees an addition at a local home. Church of the Brethren foundation nears completion as contractor Charles Nichols plans upcoming work. Nearby visits include Prof Edgar Guyton and family at their parental home. Edward Lewis enjoyed time with Hagerstown relatives. Ellie Willard and guest of Pooleville spent Sunday with sister Emory Sifer. Paris post office workers sell uniforms and return to work in private clothes.
A sequence of social visits is reported from Hanover and nearby towns. Miss Mary Miller of Hanover and Miss Clara Donsife host guests while Miss Lily and Estella Powell of Thurmont visit relatives. Frederick residents Mr and Mrs Alea Zimmerman and Mrs Clara Douglass host, and others including Mr and Mrs Irving Staley and Mr and Mrs William Cramer share Sunday visits with local families.
Copper trade slows and prices lack quotations as war disrupts shipments. Linganore mine reports a carload of concentrate sent to accommodate demand while storage at the mine is exhausted. Hyde mine operations halted temporarily. Dunshee notes 85 percent of world copper produced in America and Germany as chief buyer faces delivery cancellations of about 350,000 tons of ordered copper. Delegates filed for State Democratic convention. no Republican filings reported.
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