Maryland Deer Season Opens in County Amid Regulations
The five year open deer season begins with hunters required to report kills within 24 hours to state wardens. Deer are seen near Lewistown and public lands around the Woodmont Rod and Gun Club preserve host thriving deer stocks. No turkeys shot in county. phebus notes upland game, grouse and foxes present with a $1 bounty on fox pelts in select counties. bears are scarce and last killed four years ago weighing 440 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederck
EL Bee LeCompte
Lewistownst
Washington County
Woodiont Rod and Gun Club
Henry P. Bridges
Allegany
Garrett
Washington
Pennsylvania
Union
West Virginia
Maryland
Prince George's
Lnns
Baltimore
Caroline
Carrol
Cecil
Kent
Montgomery
Thanksgiving Service and Surprise Birthday for Maggie Addison
Members of the M. E. church in Transville ijamsville held a Thanksgiving service led by Rev. Charles Robinson at the church auditorium. A reception in the social room followed honoring Maggie Addison for her birthday with gifts, an elaborate cake, and refreshments. A large crowd attended including Rev. J. Elmer Benson and family from Jarrettsville and guests from Frederick, Washington, Cooksville, Adamsown, Pleasant Grove, Urbana and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transville
Ijamsville
M. E. Church
Charles Robinson
Maggie Addison
J. Elmer Benson
Jarrettsville
Freerick
Washington
Cooksville
Adamstown
Pleasant Grove
Urbana
Women's Club
Clyde Smith
Warry C. Swomley
G. W. Robb
William Robb
Cooksyville
Local visitors share news of gatherings and visits
Crawford Swomley and daughter Betty had a social call. Mr and Mrs Sydney Rawling of Baltimore halted en route from a relatives visit in Charles Town. Mr and Mrs Donard Hargett recently hitchhiked and brought gifts from Washington and Frederick. Mrs Fred Keller visited her daughter Mrs Paul Beard for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Harvey Grubbs hosted relatives and friends for Thanksgiving dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford ~ Swomley
Betty
Sydney Rawling
Baltimore
Charles Town
W. Va
Donard Hargett
Hd Pitesto
Washington
Frederick
Fred Keller
Paul Beard
Harvey Grubbs
Community Notes from Wolfsville Thanksgiving Visits
Local column reports multiple residents visiting relatives over Thanksgiving. Names include William Troxell of Giaceliani and Willie R. Stottlemyer, Elmer Aldridge of Wayshesboro, Zane Smith of Middletown, O, Otho Wolfe family, Martha Peffenberger and children, Eva Morgan, Irvin Gist in Greensunne, N J Brandt of Atlantic City, William Grove, Earl Spong of Hagerstown. Christian Endeavor at Reformed church led by Pauline Kline with duets by Gladys and Catherine Stottlemyer and readings by Eleanor Brandenburg and Elaine Kine Rew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfsville
William Troxell
Giaceliani
Tod
Willie R. Stottlemyer
Elmer Aldridge
Wayheshoro
Zane Smith
Middletown
Othn Wolfe
Martha Peffenberger
Frank and
Rayetta
Eva Morgan
Irvin Gist
Greensunne
N. J. Brandt
Atlantic City
Nody
William Grove
Earl Spong
Hagerstown
Otho Wolfe
Christian Endeavor
Reformed Church
Pauline Kline
Gladys
Catherine Stottlemyer
Eleanor Brandenburg
Elaine Kine Rew
Mike Af Garret
Social news from Sam's Creek and Windsor gatherings
On Nov 30 in Sam's Creek Mr and Mrs Sterling Crawmer hosted supper at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Crawmer in New Windsor. Mrs Talbot Alexander and two daughters visited her parents Mr and Mrs William Green. Also in attendance were Mr and Mrs Lewis Bare, Wilebur Green, Woodbine, and John Green, Union Bridge. Others included Mr and Mrs Clyde Warner and daughter Catherine at a turkey dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs William Lippy in Westminster. Mr and Mrs Albert Miller and Mr and Mrs George Miller were also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam’s Creek
Sam's Creek
Sterling Crawmer
Harry Crawemer
New Windsor
Talbot Alexander
Wilam Green
Lewis Bare
Wilebur Green
Woodbine
John Green
Union Tridge
Clyde Warner
Catherine
William Lippy
Westminster
Albert Miller
George Miller
William Miller
Marston
Miller
Bera Miller
Horace
G. E. Carliste
L. B. Whitfield
Montgomery
G. E. Dowell
Ruth Carlisle
Cleas Carlisle
Baltimore
Edgar Erb
Oscar Heiner
Pleasant Valles
Local Socials Highlight Visits and Family Gatherings
Records show multiple visits and dinners among families near Pleasant Valley and Gettysburg. Notable mentions include martha Miller hosting relatives, Whitfield of Montgomery attending, and Dr. Bixter and Dr. Harris touring New York for Mae Ridge College. attendees span Baltimore Wilmington and Taneytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litele
Bixter
Harris
New York
Mae Ridge College
William Albaugh
Baftimoce
Merritt Burke
Wilmington
Del
W. A. Bower
Taneytown
I. C. Roop
Ann
Twisden
Gettysburg
Granville Roop
Mt. Alry
Herbert Englars
Town
Anne
Necticut
New Windsor Briefs From Novembers Time
New Windsor reports Thanksgiving services at the Methodist church with Rev. John Ross Hays delivering the sermon. Visits include Mr. and Mrs. Guy Baker and their son near Libertytown, and Mr. and Mrs. William Borland at Charles Nicodemus’s home. The town council inspects street repairs including the alley to the old elementary school. Mrs. Charles Hockensmith and Mex Bachman of Taneytown visited their children here. Miss Emma Ecker and Miss [unstated] were noted in local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Union
John Ross Hays
Presbyterian Church
Guy Baker
Libertytown
Union Bridge
William Borland
Charles Nicodemus
Charles Hockensmith
Mex. Bachman
Taneytown
Emma Ecker
Ballenger Grange Hosts Meeting Evening Events
Ballenger Grange hosted a gathering with ten Creagerstown attendees led by Mrs Stall. The program included a play and an evening of readings to be presented, with members rehearsing and others contributing helping roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballenger Giramke
Creagerstown
Oranacd
Dhe
Pav Creagerstowi
Gita
Blasters
Witneich
Brevterich Waunty Grange
Wys
Dias Beer
Pie
Pomona Grange
PhD Dock
Pest Rvus
Hocklin Calif. Bog 1 CAP tm
A fragmented note in Hocklin California mentions arrests and a deputy county role in a case involving a potter chief. The readable text refers to a jail term and a community effort to build a water apparatus amid local population concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocklin
Calif
Enghind And Pranee Ep Present Stroneer Tie
Enghind and Pranee present a stroneer tie with mentions of nations, conferences, and efforts toward peace. The piece references cooperation, protection, and diplomatic tasks amid a broad global context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enghind
Pranee
Stroneer
Untitled Wedding Notice From Hote of AY WT
garbled OCR text appears to describe a wedding or social event at a hotel with names like Miss Hetty and Evelyn. The fragment mentions Mrs. Charles Beat and several individuals, but the full details and context are unclear due to corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owe Odt
Charles Beattye
David
Havel Pixon
Robert Brown
Eerare Wright
Hetty
Agyl Tootie
Dolores Rige
Wedding Anniversary Aindvers of Ale and Mire at Middletown Home
A wedding anniversary celebration took place at a Middletown home near Muditetows on Thang viting ase nity. Family and friends from Frederick, Brunswick, Jefferson, and Frick attended. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. PON Givern Mie WG Maker, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis i Karns, Miss Georgie UF n, and many others from Middletown and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allver
Muditetows
Wade
Prenkding Waite
Martin Sehrever
Stomree Sehrayer
Gay Wallen Mitten
Aloof Prederick
Phoer
Mes
Mero Dota Ho Marker
Ant Atmos Shafer
Mfr
Amd
Hay
Alonzo Rushesman
Art Alea Jatin
Middletown
Mary Heddle
Dotures Reddle
Frick
Ernest Reddle
Theodore Axiine
Vetetas Austin Marker
Edsward Om
Curtisen
Clarifer
Ftalph Fink
Ralph Donald Rohrback
Rand Gente Ausher
Tin
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Paris
Duke
Duchess of
Windsor
England
Christ Church
Neuiliy-sur-Seine
George S. Rodock & Son
Walt
Brown
North Market St
Nickson & Rudy
Lee
Ith
Predertek
Eta
Puonesiy
Albert C, Palmer
Rep
McCl Rep Jewelry
Ballenger Grange
London
Tina
Dtadepeet
Dan Cunies
Thea Ena
Ailena L.B. Nicodemus
Markel
SS Se
Betholine
Benzel
Fextra
BTU
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