Seven Norfolk Grange charter members noted for co operation
Norfolk county Virginia features seven surviving charter members of the Churchland Grange organized forty years ago. Among them is Mrs JM Kingman aged 89 sister of Mrs M J Grove. The Grange helped build the Southern Produce Company and a seven story Norfolk building. Red Cross Seals guidance and wartime mail notes are included alongside memories of Civil War times.
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Norfolk County
Virginia
Churchland Grange
JM. Kingman
M. J Grove
Kidman
Old Grange
Churchland
Christian Endeavor Services at Methodist Protestant church
Newson County towns hold Christian Endeavor services next Sunday December 7 at 6 30 pm led by Mrs J S Albaugh. Also Methodist Episcopal Sunday school plans Christmas entertainment Tuesday evening December 9 at 7 o'clock. Other items note a new iron fence at Peoples Savings Bank by Eyter of Kuswis and a marble counter by Warren marble firm of Baltimore.
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Christian Endeavor
Methodist Protestant Church
J. S. Albaugh
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Eyter
Kus Wias
Peoples’ Savings Bank
M. F. Starr
Methodist Episcopal Church
D. A. Ford
Warren Marble Firm
Baltimore
Peoples’ Bank
John T. Rippeon
Mary Hahn
Fountain Schoolhouse
Visa John T. Rippeon
Esra_ Fritz
Libertytown
Emory L. Smith
Albert Fogle
St. Peter's Cemetery
Samuel J. Kavanaugh
William G. Crum
Thurmont Notices Include Clergy Departure and Farm Sale
Thurmont reports Rev. L. B. Browne preached his last sermon at St Stephen's Episcopal Church. Paul Beard has been absent from teaching for two weeks due to quincy. Mr. and Mrs. Browne move to Havre de Grace. William A. Fogle sold a Thurmont farm near the David Firer tract to Ernest Powell of Lewistown for 8500 dollars. Joseph A. Bennett of Baiti- appears in the rural notices.
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Paul Beard
Quincy
L. B. Browne
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Thurmont
Browne
Havre de Grace
Wm. A. Fogle
Ernest Powell
Lewistown
David Firer
Joseph A. Bennett
Baiti
Bennett and Enos Wedding in Baltimore
A brother of Mr Samuel Bennett of this place married Miss Alice V Enos of Baltimore on Wednesday November 26 in Baltimore. The newlyweds will reside at 06 South Mount Street Baltimore after December 16.
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Samuel Bennett
Alice V. Enos
Baltimore
South Mount Street
Local Visitors And Road Work Highlight Mount Olive News
Miss Elizabeth E. Norwood visits her sister in Mount Olive while Arthur Norwood and Herman of Baltimore call on grandparents. Allen Browning of Baltimore spends a short time with relatives. The M. P. church roofed recently marking progress. The national turnpike through the area sees rapid work with a large labor force. in good weather they near completion and expect stonelaying in about ten days.
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Elizabeth E. Norwood
Mount Olive
Arthur Norwood
Herman
Baltimore
Allen Browning
Moxleys Celebrate Fifth Anniversary in Clagettsville
Mr and Mrs Raymond Moxley marked their fifth wedding anniversary on Tuesday December 2 with a large gathering of friends and many useful gifts. A. L. Moxley hosted Sunday afternoon guests including Rev H O Keen and numerous Moxley Watkins and Keen family members from Mt Airy. Also noted are Fannie Burdette ill and Altie Watkins visiting Miss Della Watkins.
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Raymond Moxley
A. L. Moxley
H. 0. Keen
R B. Moxley
W B. Moxley
Ira Watkins
Asa ‘Watkins
Ray Watking
Mt. Airy
Mary and
Grace Keen
Anna Easton
Geraldine Watking
Malcom ‘Watkins
Victor Keen
Jesse Burdette
Advertising The East Boosts Western Maryland Lines
William H. Doll general agent of Western Maryland Railway reports widespread advertising of the line in the West. New freight and passenger service connects Monumental City and Pittsburgh with Cleveland Chicago and other centers. Doll, back from Chicago Cleveland and other centers, says the route makes Western Maryland known across markets that can benefit local points.
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Western Maryland Railway Company
William H. Doll
Passenger Department of the Road
Chicago
Cleveland
Monumental
Pittsburgh
Mr. Doll
Maryland
Gies Furs and Goods Offer Wide Fur Selection
Gies Furs markets a range of furs ranked with precious stones. They advertise children's sets from 1.00 and ladies muffs from 2.25, plus sets of rich furs and napkin-matching flax by the yard or cloths. Unusual values noted at 75c to 1.60 and up. The copy highlights the House Wife's Joy with durable flax offerings.
Marabou Scarfs and Muffs Offered in Many Colors
Feather beds no longer a domestic necessity. marabou is now fashioned into bewitching scarfs and fluffy muffs to adorn ladies. Available in natural, black, black and white, grey, and all white. A piece or set makes a memorable keepsake at moderate prices.
Gloves for Everybody in Many Sorts
Gloves for ladies and men include walking gloves, white gloves with black stitching, washable white gloves, evening gloves, kid gloves, silk gloves, and wool gloves. A wide range suggests suitable gifts for any taste or occasion.
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Norfolk CO
Grange
Post Office Department
Express
Austria
Germany
Great Britain
India
Australia
Guatemala
Uruguay
Portugal
Newson County
Ridgeville
Clagettsville
THE
American Foundry and Manufacturing. CO
Frederick
American Foundry & Mfg. Company
Frederick, Maryland
Motter Bros. & CO
Frederick, Md
Price
Pearre
Modern ‘Pharmacy
South Market Street
AETNA
Unir
West Patrick
Chichester
Maat
Trakan
Ural
of Children’s Coats
Phoenix
Gies Furs
Marabous
Santa
Thomas H. Haller
Central Dry Goods House
Brerive
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