Feasts of town notes and church events in Pragaville
Town movements include preaching at Reformed church Sunday at 10 30 and St Luke s Lutheran at 7 pm by Seminary student. Weather disrupted last week s meeting of Ladies Aid and Missionary Society.ож
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma C. Hargett
Baltimore
Lewis LB. Hargett
Grace Brane
Middletown
W. J. Murray
H. J. Beard
A. E. Fisher
M. J. Grove
Raymond Putman
L. B. Hargett
Emma Hargett
O. P. Devilbins
Feagaville W. C.T. A
L. C. Horine
Gerhard
Reformed Church
Jefferson
Helen Delauter
Lillian Culler
Frederick
Rebecca Morsett
Mary Summer
Patsy
Myrtla Shaff
Hannah Roderick
Local People and Visits Highlight Libertytown News
Mrs Debbe Russell and daughter Miss Rachel return from a visit to Mrs Charles Eaves of Milville Pa. Several residents attend a wedding trip reception for Mrs Carson's daughter at Tuscarora. Christmas programs and social visits feature Libe rtytown society life with auto trips to Washington and Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbe Russell
Rachel
Charles Eaves
Milvile
Hilda Wood
Mary Thomas
Carson
Lewis
Francis Falconer
Mt. Air
E. L. Grimes
Edward D. Grimes
Carris Grimes
Theo. A. Stevens
Nele Stevens
F. E. Hammond
Frederick Residents Change Homes and Farms Sold
Ming Mary Jacobs of Frederick visits the area. Albert H. Cook moves from Geo Summers farm to Frederick. Thomas Summers sells his twenty two acre peach farm to Browning, who will move in next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Mary Jacobs
Frederick
Mr. Albert
Cook
Geo. Summers Farm
Thomas Summers
Mr. Browning
Woodboard Notes from Littlestown and Nearby Visits
Local page lists social visits among residents of Littlestown Taneytown Frederick and Spring Grove. Names include Mrs George Newcomer Miss Johnson Mrs Ben Dinterman and daughters Hilda Dorothy Mrs Mary Hawking Miss Alice Geesey Miss Amelia Uirale Mrs G W Clabaugh Mr Edward Miet Mrs Harsey Ott Mrs Eleanor Girle Mr Clyde Plumer Mrs L O Stonaker Dr Balner presented pastor Rev Fira a keepsake and a commemorative poem by George Ketteman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Littlestown
George Newcomer
Misa Johnson
Taneytown
Harry Anders
Genova
Allie
Eeith Hatler
Frederick
Ben Dinterman
Hilda
Dorothy
Mary Hawking
Alice Geesey
Spring Grove
Robert VW. Arnold
Dalthmore
Washinngton
Amelia Uirale
G. W. Clabaugh
Omaha
Nebraska
Edward Miet
York
Mra
Haresy Ott
Elmnever
Mita Eleanor Girle
Friemty
Hanmnaker
Cbarrisburg
Clyde Plumer
O. Stonaker
Biltinoare
Marlin Heid
C Drvin Reid
Marlin
Mary Martin
Margaret Reindollar
Joseph Douglas
Baltimore
Corn harvest and hog slaughter in Church Hill
In Church Hill corn gathering nears completion with dry weather sparing wheat. Large hogs were slaughtered as butchering dominates the scene. Plowing for next year’s corn is advancing. George Fulmer, contractor, is erecting a building for Harvey Stockman near Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fulmer
Harvey Stockman
Middletown
Sabillasville service salutes long time pastor
Rev M L Firor of Sabillasville Reformed church was surprised by St Stephens congregation at Shehfeld on November 29 as Dr J F Bahner of Waynesboro honored the pastor’s thirty six years in the ministry with a commemorative service. Rev Bahner recalled their shared history and Firor’s active work in the Christian ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Firor
Sabillasville
The
Reformed Church
St. Stephens
Shehfeld
Bahner
Flior
Social notes and local mishmash from Cedar Grove and Baltimore
Residents visit relatives in Cedar Grove with Baltimore connections. Thomas Low reports killing three hogs weighing 117 pounds. William A Watking loses his driving horse Frank at 33 years old. Families busy with butchering, and fine porkers are reported. LD Watkins, J. C. King, and William Quen go hunting on Wil
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Fiquett
Baltimore
Thompson Willian
Cedar Grove
George Miller
George E. Beall
Thomas Low
William A Watking
Rock Hii
Frank
Faenes
LD Watkins
J. C. King
Willian Quen
Wil
Nam Watkins Farm Reported Harvest and Produce Prices
Nam Watkins farm delivered a tally of 33 rabbits 3 squirrels 7 birds and a possum on Tuesday. The piece notes commodity prices including wheat 2.0 dollars per bushel, corn 2.75 to 3.00 dollars per bushel, middlings 32.00 dollars per ton, and hay 18.00 to 20.50 dollars per ton. It also reports the expansion of government employment bureaus creating laborer and homesteader zones in 18 cities with local HQs to gather conditions and needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nam Watkins
Make Your Own Cough Medicine at Home
A dated advertisement promotes Schiffmanns Concentrated Expectorant as a money saver and purer option for coughs and colds. It claims small amounts mixed with sugar and water yield a full pint of remedy. Guarantee offered by Pearce's Modern Pharmacy with refund if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schiffmann
Itve
Pearce
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Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
F. Loraine Simpson
W. L. Richard
Snow Hill
Maryland
R. Frank Sappington
Washington, D. C
R. C. Estep
Hagerstown
A. C. Rice
Annie Smith
Gertrude Lilly
McSherrystown
Gertrude Wright
Laura Abaugh
William Albohugh
Mt. Pleasant
Werking
Jacob Filekinger
Woodsboro
Mamie Holtzapie
Roscoe Sveadner
Rev. Bradley
Mt. St. Mary's College
Samuel J. Kavanaugh
James Sappington
B. V. Norris
Mises Claire B. Poole
Robert Carter
Mollie B. Carter
Elizabeth Sheetenhelm
Helen Rhoderick
Nartia ‘Wagner
New Market
Henry Fox
Mira Rebecca Poole
Clarence Pittenger
Sobnsville
Harry Dodd
Edward Dodd
Aaphive
Batner
Church Hill
Frederick Markets
Imeccano
L. R. Dertzbaugh
Market St
Santa Claus
Cris-Kingle
J. M. Cronenburg & CO
East Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Nuy Olwres
Trinity
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