Social News Highlights From Frederick and Vicinity
A stream of visits and gatherings recaps neighbors and relatives in Frederick, Bartholow, Monrovia, and surrounding towns. Individuals named include Mrs. E L Grime, Mrs. Kraus, Mrs. Abe Rosenour, and Miss Maggie Rice, with travel notes to Baltimore and York. A street fair is planned in New Market to benefit the town library, and a 50th birthday surprise honors Mrs. William Long with family and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Frizelle
Kraus
New Haven, Conn
E. L. Grime
Abe Rosenour
Frederick
M. Herman
M.eld
Taneytown Social Roundup Mentions Town Visitors
The note book lists numerous visits and short trips by residents of Taneytown and nearby towns. Names include Elin Healey, Beatrice Smith, Virginia Dudrear, Beatrice Fuller, and others visiting relatives in Baltimore Frederick Uniontown and beyond. Church events and W C T A activities are noted along with local reflections on vacations and hospital returns.
Bethel Catechetical Social Set For August 31
Yellow Springs notes report a Bethel schoolhouse social on Thursday afternoon August 31 from 3 to 7 with Rev. Shuke presiding. It highlights weather impact on orchards and mentions local residents John Linton James Linton and John Holt plus a harvest service by Rev Shilke. The Church of God held its Pen-Mar reunion August 24 with good attendance and address remarks from Ohio clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Shuke
John Linton
James Linton
John Holt
Lewistown
Shilke
Church of God
Pen-Mar
Murray
Carrollton
Ohio
Hansonville Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Minnie Engle and son Melvin visited Willie Ensor and family last week. Jesse Haines of Braddock stayed with S W Ramsburg over weekend. Ramsburgs called to sister-in-law J P Angleberger in Frederick who is ill. Mrs Claude Clemson recovering after hospital operation. Open air sing in J W L Millers woods on Sunday September 3 at 7 40 PM. Willie Engle of Catoc tin is visiting relatives the Ensor. Laura Miller and daughter Myrtle spent Thursday in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansonville
Minnie Engle
Melvin
Willie Ensor
Jesse Haines
Braddock
S. W. Ramsburg
J. P. Angleberger
Frederick
Claude Clemson
Frederick City Hospital
J. W
Local Visits Highlight Mercesburg and Area Residents
High Knob reports Rev. P. D. Cunningham of Mercersburg visited friends in the community recently. Mr. Schaffer and daughter Mrs. Abraham Wolfe from near Braddock spent Sunday with Mr. Milton Whipp and family. Misses Kathleen and Irene Kipp returned from a visit to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Knob
P. D. Cunningham
Mercersburg
Schaffer
Abraham Wolfe
Near Braddock
Milton Whipp
Kathleen
Irene Kipp
Feagaville Social Notes and Local Visits
Feagaville residents Fredeick area folk and visiting relatives share a weekend with friends. Mt Zion church to hold 2 30 pm sermon September 3. St Luke's Ladies Aid meets September 3 at 7 20 pm. Abner Doty of Jefferson calls on Easterday family. Gladys Harrison of Sandy Hook visits aunt Mrs Thomas Wiles. Gilson Smith and son visit Archie Ogle. Claude Hargett and daughter visit Richard Hargett area. Mrs G B Culler of Frederick visits Beard family. Rice and Charles King visit Easterday. Cleveland Arnold Jana and children visit Zimmerman family in Locketta Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Coblentz
Wendell
Carlisle
John
Renn
C. N. Trundle
Annie and
Ethel Beard
Charles Eagle
Peteraville
Pauline Paule
Frederick
Catharine Culler
Albert Rhodes
Misa Susie Derr
George Summers
Mt. Phillip
Clayborne
Thomas and Daughters
Harmongrove
J. Henry Culler
W. C.T. A. Will
Ralph Culler
Jefferson
Hattle Baker
Marguerite Feller
Winchester
Henry Cutler
Maurice
W. W. Culler
Walkersville
H. M. Feaga
William Thomas
Harmony Grove
William Howard
John Hargett
Wilbur Culler
Thomas Stup
Adamstown
John Coblentz
Middletown
William L. Culler
Feagaville
Fearaville
Arthur Ray
Mt. Zion Reformed Church
O’clork
Ladies’ Aid and Missioners Society of
St. Luke's Church
Tts
Abner Doty
Elisha Easterday
Gladys Harrison
Sandy Hook
Thomas Wiles
Gilson Smith
Archie Ogle
Claude Hargett
Richard Hargett
G. B. Culler
H. J. Beard
Misa Rice
Charles King
Elisha J
Cleveland Arnold Jana Children
Lacketta
I. C. Zimmerman
Emmitsburg Social Roundup Mixed Visits and Calls
Rev Kenneth M Craig former pastor of the local Presbyterian church in Brooklyn visits Emmitsburg. Joseph E Hoke and H M Rowe motor to McSherrystown and York. Rev Henri L G Kieffer of Frederick visits. Mrs J Brooke Boyle hosts a movie party in Frederick. Mrs D E Stone visiting Oakland. Mrs J Stewart Annan hosts auction bridge. Thaddeus E Zimmerman hosts card party. Mrs William Rosensteel recovering from concussion after Gettysburg Emmitsburg game. Grace Lansinger visiting from Baltimore. Fr Neck of Baltimore visits for weeks. J Ward Kerrigan and Henry Warrenfeltz in Wolfsville. Edgar Sellers visiting his brother William H Sellers. Miss Mary J Shuff returns from Union Bridge. Miss Mary Storke of Baltimore visiting Hays. Eugene L Rowe in county seat. Roger V Mitchell of Hagerstown visits mother in Emmitsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Kenneth M. Craig
Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Emmiteburg
Joseph E. Hoke
H. M.rowe
McSherrystown
York
Henri L G. Kieffer
the Reformed Church
Frederick
J. Brooke Boyle
Henry Warrenfeltz
Wolfsville
Edgar Sellers
William H. Sellers
Mary J. Shuff
Mary Haine Norris
Unionbridge
Mary Storke
Thomas C. Hays
Eugene L. Rowe
Roger V. Mitchell
Hagerstown
Margaret Matchell
Adamstown Visits and Regional Guests Across Shore
Adamstown and Baltimore residents frequent relatives and friends on the Eastern Shore. Mr and Mrs J I Thomas and children of Baltimore visit Mr and Mrs D D Thomas. Clark visit Misa Beulah Bready. The Lamar and Hayes families tour the Eastern Shore with Charles. W E Freeman departs Atlantic City after visiting C E Poole. Elizabeth Hoskinson of Washington and Stella Hoskinson of Pottsville visit C E Poole. R G Lamar returns to Baltimore after staying with R R Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown
Mrs. J. 1
Thomas and Children
Baltimore
D. D. Thomas
Clark
Misa Beulah Bready
J. C. Lamar
Hayes Lamar
Charles
W. E Freeman
C. E. Poole
Atantic City
Elizabeth Hoskinson
Washington
Stella Hoskinson
Pootesville
Minteter Names and Social Visits Around Washington
Maurice F. Eagan reports Mr Amos Thomas spending time with Mr and Mrs H L Thomas and family. EK Wachter visited Monrovia relatives. Miss Margaret Williams hosts Bertha Lee Turner in Dorcaste Md. Anker Lager spent weekend at parental home. R R Day ill. John Cronenberg and family Frederick visited Ogle. Margaret Whilter in Middletown. Margaret Day in Baltimore. A D Myers and H S Mullen return from Washington. Mrs William Adams Brunswick and Joe Crown Berryville visit Day. Jacob S Dutrow drove to Baltimore for weekend. M R Thomas returns Buckeystown and stays with Dr James Thomas. Anna Simmons Frederick visits R Day. Edward Summers Frederick return from Benn residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Thomas
Washington
H. L. Thomas
EK. A. Wachter
Monrovia
Margaret Williams
Dorcaster
Bertha Lee Turner
Anker Lager
Lst
John Cronenberg
Frederick
John Ogle
Margaret Whilter
Middletown
Margaret Day
Baltimore
A. D. Myers
R. R. Day
Jacob
Dutrow
M. R. Thomas
Buckeystown
James Thomas
Anna Simmons
Ir. Day
Edward Summers
W.H. Benn
Kemptown Social Roundup Notes Visits and Travel
In Kemptown Mr. C C Keller of Baltimore spent the weekend with his wife. Miss India Boyer drove to Gettysburg Sunday with friends. Mr W Lawson and his mother, of New York, are guests of Mr and Mrs R E Baker. Lillian Williams and guests the Misses Boyer of Baltimore visited Frederick. Mrs J P Caballers and family returned to Media Pa. Miss Jennie Mussetter ofTransaville visits Mr and Mrs A B Lewis. Mrs Bradley Baker and family returned to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemptown
C. C. Keller
Baltimore
India Boyer
Gettysburg
W. Lawson
New York
R. E. Baker
Lillian Williams
Boyer
Balti- More
Frederick
J. P. Caballers
Media, Pa
Jennie Mussetter
Tramsaville
A. B. Lewis
Autumn festival at St Anthony's outlined for Sept 2
The St Anthony's autumn festival is nearly ready for Saturday evening September 2. Romana the fortune teller and her partner Ethelberta are announced to visit Frederick county for the first time. Local social notes mention residents visiting relatives and ongoing preparations for St Anthony's Lyceum in the hall basement. A testimonial advert for Chamberlains Tablets claims relief and cure for indigestion after twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony's
St. Anthony’s
Romana
Ethelberta
Frederick County
Wiliam Powell
James Seltzer
William Seltzer
Charles Grant
Mt. Pleasant
Mary Barry
Catherine Seltzer
P. E. McNulty
Hazleton rector chosen by St Peter's church
The Rev A Edwin Clattenburg formerly with the Protestant Episcopal Church House in Philadelphia and Emmanuel Church Wilmington has accepted the rectorate of St Peter's Church Hazleton Pa. He will begin duties immediately but will keep his Wilmington home until October. Pars Paralysis Holds Up Ship. Methebesee arrives Lewes with sailor Ralph Matthews ill with infantile paralysis and dies at Marine Hospital. Vessel fumigated and crew observed. Dover Schools Closed Till Sept 18. The Dover Board of Education keeps schools closed until September 18. Sandies Rob California Bank of $1600. Auto bandits rob Mission Street Anglo-California Trust Co., wound teller, escape with $1600. one robber captured later. Will Make Benson Admiral. President Wilson nominates Rear Admiral William S Benson to be Admiral under new naval bill. He Saved Her Daughter's Life. Mrs. Jennie Moyer of Lima Ohio recounts using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to save her daughter's life during a cholera morbus episode. second dose aided rapid improvement. Obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard J. Fuller
Bernard, Jr
Fleming
Bik Garden
W. Va
N. B. Hagan
Guy P. Bready
Lancaster
Adamstown
Friedhoffer
Misa Mar- Jarie Paumgardner
Dayton
Ohio
Agnes Kane
Baltimore
Emma Addison
Frederick
Charles Stonecsiffer
George W. Muffington
James Buffington
Taneytown
Frederick City Hospital
Stanley C. Beaver
John H. Hatterbrick
Harry Cutsall
L. B. Haffer
Hazleton
Philadelphia
A. Edwin Clattenburg
Protestant Episcopal Church House
12Th and
Walnut Streets
Emmanuel
Lewes
Del
Sandies
California Bank
San Francisco
Aug
Mission Street
Anglo-California Trust Company
Chamberlain
Jennie Moyer
Lima
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F. Graham
Mathias Reid
Miga Julia Dorsey
Roland Dorsey
Bartholowd
Jennie Nelson
Emma Maynard
E. L. Grimes
Baker
Ernest Boyer
Rachel Jones
Ridgeville
Iis Nettle Jones
Hoods Mul
Jane Wood
Byron Bruening
Baltmore
Byron Etchison
New Market
H. H. Hopkins
Sidney Clary
Beverly
Frances
Peter Boyden
Richmond
Missa Hattle Turnbull
Nettle Jones
Sandy Springs
O. K
York and
Wrightsville, Pa
G. W. Masser
J. Harry Kipp
John Korrell
Edgewood
David Klipp
Noah Putman
Sadie
William Musser
Misa Blanche Klipp
J. C. Stupp
Rocky Springs
Soys
John Loya
William Mumin
Motter's
Edgar Boller
Altoona
Harry Boller
Carl Smith
California
Saran Smith
William Long
Samuel Long
Roland
Lowell Long
Vernon
John Long
John Fisher
Allen Fisher
Nellye
CG. B
Arthur
Naomi
Elin Healey
George A. Chubaugh
Thomas PP. Reindollar
Beatrice Smith
Thurmont
Virginia Dudrear
Johnsville
Europein Tankard
Guerney Baker
Julia Harp
Walter Stoner
J. T. Stoner
Dewey Elliott
Harney
Irvie Rippeon
Ray Myers
Union Bridge
Phoebe Repp
Jennings Brown
Mary Snyder
Mary Harman
Uniontown
Elmer Houck
Tant Bridge
Ray Houck
M. B
Jaggers
Bernie Harman
Hall Brown
Luther Blessing
Yellow Springs
Maurice F. Eagan
American Press Association
James McNulty
Ebbert Peters
Jacob Petera
Mt. St. Mary's College
St. Anthony's Hall
St. Anthony’s Lyceum
Lyceum
We- Modele 2
Miserly
Christian Register
Jul. Groblen
Henry St. Houston
Texas
Chester Fields
Chester
Cliggatte Myers Tabaore
Dover
Board of Education
Benson
Wson
Senate
William
Ben Gon
America
Inger
Eccconer
H. & H. Motor & Tire Co
E. Patrick St
Haynes Auto
Gues
Sims
Kokomo
Indiana
Lehr Pianos
Mrate
U. S
Edjess Niles
Cramer
P Palace OF Music
Vietorney
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