Pleasant Valley Weekend Notices and Local Visits
Pleasant Valley reports Frank Virtsa with blood poisoning slowly improving under care of Dr. B. B. Randsom. Sophie Johnson of Baltimore returns home after weeks with Bees Virts. Carlton Miller and family visit Eakles Mil. Ethel Chambers of Baltimore returns home after stay with C. B. Miller. Chas. Virta and family drive to Frederick. C. E. Virts mobilizes workers to repair stone fences and clear a lane on his farm. Union Bridge itemizes A. A. Lambert property sale to Edward Knipple and wife. Charles Martin ships 20 top horse colts and four mule colts to Severn Valley, Pa. Keener C. Billmyer funeral held with Rev. F. Middleton Clift officiating. age 69. Jesse and Lydia Smith and W. Morris Haines attend Friends' Quarterly Meeting at Menalien. Thomas Z. Fogle and Helen visit W. W. Fogle. Mrs. H. H. Bond ill over a week. Sunday school picnic at Luther Devilbiss' lawn with 90 attendees. Tidewater Co. Dobbin houses near Lightner St. show rapid framing and metal roofs. intact walls despite blast. Joseph Delphy and grandson visit Sabillasville. Annie Grove and Clara Shaffer visit Frederick. George Bowers nearly injured when horse threw him. rescued by Charles Fox. Adolphus Fox and family take a Sunday automobile trip to Middletown. Union picnic at Mrs. Lease's Grove attracts large crowd with program and speeches by local clergy and Dr. D. E. Stone. Martha Addison camping in Smithfield, Maine. Rev. Lytle to begin protracted services. Florence Murphy of Baltimore visiting her father John Hane. Clyde Hyatt spends Sunday in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Knipple
Keysville
G. H. Kyer
Charles Martin
Severn Valley
Pennsylvania
Keener C. Billmyer
Mr. P
F. Middleton Clift
Monocacy Tribe J. Oo. U. R. M
Olive Council Oo. U. R. M
M. P
Uniontown
Hinmyer
Jesse
Lydia L. Smith
W. Morris Haines
F. T. Shriver
John Utx
Tidewater Company
Lightner Street
Joseph Delphy
W. Delphy O'Connor
Sabillasville
Middletown
Foxville Social Notes From Baltimore To Frederick
Foxville residents and visitors are listed across several towns with trips to Baltimore Hagerstown Frederick and Mount Airy. Families such as the Clines Wolfes Poffenbergers Burns Parsley and LeGores are noted for visits illnesses improvements and social gatherings including a Farmers Fair at Wildwood Park and weekend hospitality.
Picnic on Church Lawn For Sunday School
The Sunday school will hold a picnic on the church lawn Thursday evening August 31. The band will play from 7 o clock until 7 20. An address will be delivered by a prominent speaker. The Misses McAlwell of Washington DC have returned home after visiting. Several locals motored to Antietam recently. Edward R Myers of Baltimore spent the weekend with H S Swomley. Reuben Davis of Baltimore visits his mother Nora Davis. Evelyn Riggs visits relatives in Frederick. Pearl Ford has returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. R. Gue
Will Moore
Etchison
Merson Burns
Catherine Parsley
Viola Smith
Pearl Burns
Helen Gue
Thig
Wildwood Park
Mount Airy
Laura Adama
McAlwell
Washington, D.C
Mary Eneland
Antietam
Edward R. Myera
Baltimore
H. S. Swomley
Reuben Davis
Nora Davis
Evelyn Riggs
Fredrick
Pearl Ford
Sunday School and Community notices in Lutheran Church
Sunday school began at 9 o'clock at the Lutheran Church. Mrs. Nettle Harshman of near Myersville visits her daughter Mrs. Willam Gaver and family. Louis Easterday and family, Mrs. P. B. Svar and daughter Hilda, and Mrs. Edward Ritchie visited Mr. D. M. Whipp. Mr. S. D. Whipp near Clarkesburg hosted a Sunday gathering with Walter Whipp, George Fulmer and James Barnhouse. Rain broke a dry spell, boosting crop growth. Farmers report sugar corn picking nearly finished with light yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Nettle Harshman
Myersville
Mis. Willam Gaver
Louis Easterday
P. B. Svar
Hilda
Edward Ritchie
D. M. Whipp
Walter Whipp
George Fulmer
James Barnhouse
James Barnhouse Spent Sunday With Mr. 8. D. Whipp
Clarksburg
Montgomery County
Local Social Notes From Taylorstown Area
Mr and Mrs John Gross of Lander spent weekend with Mrs Gross aunt Mrs Williams. Sunday School picnic attended by many at Lander. Miss Ira Lee Sigafoose of Minnesota stayed with sister Mrs Anna Robey. Mr and Mrs Clark Mason and two sons visiting locally. Mr and Mrs Joseph Mock of West Virginia stayed with Mock mother Mrs Carl Fry. Mrs David Fry visited Frederick Maryland. Miss Mary Loy visiting relatives Montgomery County. Miss Louise Hickman weekend with relatives nearby. Misses Mabel Gladia and Beulah Merchant visiting friends at Catoctin Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gross
Lander
Saturay
Mr. Mock
Carl Fry
David Fry
Frederick
Mrs Keating Travels to Eastern Millinery Markets
Brunswick brief notes Mrs Kathryn Keating is on a buying trip to eastern millinery markets and will return with fall hats by September 1. Mr James Tarmer of Mt Hope spent Monday in town with his uncle Mr James McBride of Wenner's Hill. Mrs Zola Lowe visits friend near Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Keating
James Tarmer
Mt. Hope
James McBride
Wenner's Hill
Zola Lowe
Frederick
Adamstown Social News Notes Mix Visitors and Gatherings
Miss Edna Cromwell and Miss Vlola Houck visit relatives in Maryland and Frederick respectively while Miss Eleanor White from Upper Marlboro stays with local families. Rev Guy P Bready visits Taneytown. Edward Summers and C C Keasler families travel between Frederick Silver Spring and local homes. Card party honors Edward Summers. many locals host or visit friends and relatives across Montgomery and Frederick counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown
Edna Cromwell
K. BR. Cromwell
Altimore
Vlola Houck
Pearl Dertzbaugh
Frederick
Eleanor White
Upper Marlbro
Clara Rager
Clarksburg
W. Va
Guy P. Bready
Taneytown
R. I. Day
Edward Summers
W. F. Benn
Familly
C. C. Keasler
James Davis
Silver Springs
Francis ‘Turner
Washington
W. B. Turner
Fam-Ly
Mary Dutrow
Local Notes From Frederick and Emmitsburg Area
Daughters of Frederick and Mrs Len Snook along with Hallie visited Grayson Stull family on Monday evening. Young People’s Society meeting set for Utica St Paul’s Reformed on Sunday August 27 at 7 45 PM. Emmitsburg hosts auction Bridge with Victrola dance and multiple attendees. Gettysburg Club played to a 2 2 tie. Radcliffe Attractions planned. large wedding at Mount Saint Mary’s for Charles Fuss and Rosana Ohler with notable guests. Bishop Chatard visits Mt St Mary’s. notable visitors at Stonehurst and Saint Joseph Convent. Honolulu car en route to Gettysburg noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Michael
Frederick
Grayson Stull
Harry Smith
Charlotte
Hester
Dennis Snook
Lydia Feaga
John Baer
Ida Rudy
Lydia Lambert
Harry Baer
Lenhis Snook
Hallie
Young Peoplen’ Society
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Utica
Charles R. Fuss
Rosana BE. Ohler
Rowe Ohler
Samuel E. Rose
Methodist Church
Anne Ritter
Waza Elmer Fuss
Bishop Chatard
Vincennes
Indiana
Mount Saint Mary's College
Juliana
Saint Joseph Convent
John Gardner Murray
Northeast Harbor
Stonehurst
Emmitsburg
Honolulu
Hawaiian Island
Gettysburg
Peter A. Coad
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Pittsburgh, Pa
Saved Her Daughters Life by Chamberlains Colfe Remedy
A Lima Ohio mother Mrs Jennie Moyer testifies that Chamberlains Colfe Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved her fourteen month old daughter from cholera morbus after other medicines failed. The doctor advised trying the second dose as the first did not stay down and the child rapidly improved. Obtainable everywhere. Advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Moyer
Lima
Ohio
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Pleasant Valley
Frank Virtsa
B. B. Randsom
Sophie Johnson
Bees
Carlton Miller
Eakles Mil
Clifton Miller
Ethel Chambers
C. B. Miller
Lee Ranneberger
Mebbi
Misa May Hargett
Chas. Virte
Chas. Virta
C. E. Virts
Hig Farm
Union Bridge
A. A. Lambert
Ae of
Virginia
Martha Addison
Smithfield
Maine
Rev
Lytle
M. E. Church
Florence Murphy
John Hane
Clyde Hyatt
Foxville
Fred Cline
Niece
Sophia Buhrman
Funkstown
Magge Wolf
Albert Hauver
Maggie Marshall
Hagerstown
A. R. Brandenburg
Grace
Ruth Poffenberger
Geo. O. Poffenberger
Alfred Pryor
Marguerite
Kurtz
Center Natl, Pa
Lutheran Nutans
Edwin Wolf
Charles Wolf
Maggie Wolf
Hortense Poffenberger
Hageratown
Nimrod Dutrow
Near Myeraville
Chas. Wolfe
Eva Parsley
Gon
Rodrey
Damascus
Mosers
Sylvester Burns
Percy Price
Maurice Etchison
Charlie
Easte Eckhard
Hilleary Rockwell
Wenner
Harriett Barger
Peter Mentzer
Edwardaker
Frank Holmes
Springfiod
Berkeley Phils
Frederick City Hospital
Edward OS. Delaplaine
Fredericy
Wis
Brunswick
Legore
LeGiore
John Garlek
Lena
Merceraburg
Ore
Charles Hice
Zane
Misa Lela LeGore
Harry LeGore
Yale
J. W. LeGore
Phelps
Philaelphia
Willam Adams
Jennie Garver
Rev. Warry Gonna
Mrs
Rufus Kline
Uameville
Taylorstown, VA
Carroll Rager
Genevieve Thomas
Mia
Clyde Thomas
Gaithersburg
Anna Mary Day
J. Fenton Scharff and
Stella
Margie Renn
Renn
F. A. Wachter
Nellie Grubb
Doubs
Edith O'Hara
Viola Wachter
Margaret Day
Roxie Wachter
Jessie Maines
Braddock
Sydney Angteberger
Cour Drogehta
Willeamson Pharmach
C. H. Moonberg
Margaret Cronenburg
Ljameville
J. F. Foaga
Edward Vlumimer
Mary Lewise
Grace Grove
Toledo
A.J. Catsail
Jamea
Buckeystown
H. G. Baker
Vernon.camon
Scott
Grover Mossberg
W. G. Fisher
Thomas Fisher
Earl Mossberg
L. E. Feaga
Hose
Ruth
Austin
Franklin Cook
Joseph Lightfoot
C. A. Cook
Velen
Loys
George W. Pittinger
Harvey
Clara M. Moser
Catoctin
Joseph Tressier
Pleasant Hill
Samuel Martin
Mary Shaffner
Westminster
James W. Eichelberger
Auction Bridge
Carson P. Fralley
L. Elwin Motter
H. M. Lever
Emil Budnitz
Washington, D. C
Clarence G. Frailey
Daniel E. Stone
Dorothy Dodd
Felix
Edgar L. Annan
Jesse Claggett
Mra
Carson P. Frailey
L. Annan
Anna Codori
Emil Dudnits
Baltimore City
L. Edwin Motter
J. Stewart Annan
Jane
Madeline Frailey
Carson Grey
Margaret Annan
Thomas J. Frailey
John Annen
Hotel Braddock
Brad
New York
Greenawalt’s
Lehr Pianos
Musical Journala
Cramer’s Palace OF Music Factory
Stauffer & Newcomer
Box
Hawaii
Norway
City Opera House
the People's Fire Insurance Company
Frederick, MD
Dodge Brothers Motor
Paige Automobiles
PAIGE
Mountain City Garage CO
Helfenstein & Urner
North Market
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