Christmas Services Noted Around Fergaville Area
Local notes from Fergaville report Sunday schools to hold Christmas events at Mt Zion and St Luke's churches with preaching at Stokes Lutheran by Rev Shulke. W C T U meeting set for December 29. Community updates include a horse injury, travels to Baltimore, and various residents visiting kin, with seasonal arrivals and a new baby in the Charlton family.
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Fergaville
Mt. Zioneformed
Piclock
St. Luke's Lutheran
Stoke
MeOn
Shulke
Shulke. 4. “Atodent
Gettys
Reh
Revy. W
Gerhard
Reformed Church
Conalutory
Reformed
Willam
Zimmerman
Mt. Zion
Willis E. Derr
Baltimore
William Gross
Charles Eyler
Cemetery Road
Wilbur D. Culler
Wilbur
Christmas Plans and Local Notices in Yellow Springe
The community reports sleet damaged roads and trees in the mountains. Sunday schools announce Christmas treats for December 23 at 7 p m and December 24 at 7 p m. Mil Haven Bethel Edgewood and Rocky Springs Union Sunday School will host events. Regular services occurred at Mil Haven Bethel Edgewood with Mr. Harry Gonso of Findlay College preaching. Mrs. Russell Lewis of Middletown Valley visits her parents. Harry Gonso, a Findlay College student, spends Christmas with his family in Rocky Springs. Last Sunday the evergreen hunter was busy in the mountain.
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Mill Haven Bethel
Harry Gonso
Findlay College
Russell Lewis
Middletown Valley
Robert L. Tyler
Rocky Springs
Ohio
John H. Gonso
Evergreen Hunter
Christmas services and local notes from December church events
Christmas service will be held in the Lutheran church on December 25 at 7.30 o'clock. the Reformed church. December 26 Miss Alta Ren spent time with relatives in Harmony and has returned home. Mr William Kintz hosted a large butchering on Friday December 8 with six hogs killed and nineteen diners. Mrs William Kintz, previously bedridden, is able to be out again.
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Alta Ren
Harmony
Wiliam Kintz
William Kintz
New Midway Pound Party At Home Of Flanigan
A December 1 pound party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lycur gus Flanigan drew many guests. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Michael Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Flanigan Mr. and Mrs. Claude Geisbert and numerous friends and relatives listed in attendance.
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Lycurgus Flanigan
Charles Michael
Ernest Flanigan
Claude Geisbert
Miseer
Pleasant Valley Weather and Social Notes
The weather has been very cold and rough for a week as farmers gathered ice. Mrs Louis Harrison and daughter Jennie visited her parental home in Yarrowsburg. Mrs Alice Kirk traveled to Brunswick on business. Miss Catherine Himes spent Saturday with cousin Miss Nellie Holter at Garrett's Mill. Mr and Mrs E Miller left Friday for South Dakota to spend Christmas with their daughter Mrs John Gillman. Mr J W Todd of Martinsburg spent Friday night with Mr C B Wirts and family. Mrs Susie Harrison of Brownsville and two children are visiting her sister Mrs John Dayhoff for several weeks. Miss Laura Foster visits sister Mrs Frank Morrison in Brunswick. Mr Gilbert Reeser and aunt Mrs Cora Holder spent Wednesday in Harpers Ferry. The Ladies Aid Society of the M E Church held a successful box social in Junior Hall Thursday night.
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Grace Mahoney
Lottie Harbaugh
Durkittsaville
Luella Marriott
Doubs
G. Roy Hess
Buckeystown
Jennie Webb
Cumberland
Cheigtmas A
Os Hawkes
Arnold Webb
Farl Webb
Tiffin, O
James Cruikshank
Baltimore
Olive Grove
Mary Kidwell
Eva Lloyd
Bernard Potterfield
Lovettsville
Lovingstone
Messrs. Ford
Stanley Meadows
Mt. St. Joseph's College
Evelyn Evans
G. W. Kess
Muriel Fogle
Oliver
Bart Charlton
Washington, D .C
W. G. Muggrove
Eugene Harrison
Myer Kaplan
University of Pensylvania
Ada Coward
Loudoun County
Jacob H. Fry
Brunswick Street
Louis Harrison
Jennie
Yarrowsburg
Alice Kirk
Brunswick
Catherine Himes
Nellie Holter
Garrett's Mill
E. Miller
South Dakota
John Gillman
J. W. Todd
Martinsburg
W. Va
C. 8. Wirts
Susie Harrison
Brownsville
John Dayhoff
Laura Foster
Frank Morrison
Gilbert Reeser
Cora Holder
Harper's Ferry
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Christmas entertainments and visits noted in Bolington area
In Bolington Virginia Mr and Mrs Chester Fields hosted Sunday evening at Daniel Fry s. Sadie Hickman visited the Hickman family. Wine Unger from Smithabourg Maryland visits his uncle John Wine in Milltown. Mrs Wenner from Illinois visits Mrs George Bake. Farmers busy filling ice houses and fodder harvest. Rehobeth M E Sunday school to hold Christmas entertainment December 1 at 1 50 p m. New Jerusalem Sunday school to present Christmas program Christmas morning at 10 30, including tableaux and recitations.
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Bolington
Chester Fields
Daniel Fry
Sadie Hickman
Hickman
Wine Unger
Smithabourg
John Wine
Milltown
Wenner
Illinois
George Bake
Rehobeth M. E
New Jerusalem Sunday School
Brownsville school public oral exam impresses locals
Brownsville public oral examination held Friday afternoon December 1s received praise for the program. Teacher EF A Brown was commended for classwork and entertainment. The venue was decorated with cedar and bunting. A three week revival led by Rev. Clopper added nine baptisms at Dunkar church. Mr. G T Brown installed a home heating plant. Dunker Sunday school to hold Christmas services.
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Brownsville
EF. A. Brown
Clopper
Myeradale
Dunkar
G. T. Brown
Dunker Sunday School
Christmas Day Service Notice at St Beak Episcopal Church
Christmas services are announced for Tuesday December 29 at St Beak Episcopal Church Sunday School. Names mentioned include Prof and Mrs Clyde Stover Gott Pa Mrs Atov rider Cornelius Brown Wye fo as victims or attendees.
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St. Beak
Lovettsville Visitors and Local Happenings
Lovettsville and nearby communities report visits and social events. Mrs. Joseph Shumaker and friends spent time with Mr. FP Shumaker. Miss Lelia Beatty returned home from Warrington. several residents traveled to Staunton Leesburg and Brunswick. Dr. C. E. Foley married in Richmond and returned with his bride. others in Purcellville, Baltimore, Westminster, Union Bridge and Hagerstown are noted. Mountain Ddale hogs by Jacob D. P. Rice and Christmas services planned at Union Chapel with program The Story of Love.
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Lovettsville
Joseph Shumaker
Val- He Hays
W. Fry
FP Shumaker
Lelia 1
Beatty
Warrington
J. P. Heater
Washington, D. C
C. & Shumaker
A. E. Householder
Leesburg
Samuel Fry
C. W. Fry
Parish
B. O. Compher
May
Clinton Souder
Mortimer Suder
Nannie Beatty
Theodore Warner
Mallinee
Brunswick
C. E. Foley
Richmond
Leslie Rusmiselle
Purcellville
Mountaindale
Jacob DP. Rice
Rice
Union Chapel
Rogan Michael
Charles Rice
Local Notes From Taylorstown and Nearby Areas
Taylorstown Virginia farmers busy filling ice houses. Miss Nora Williams returns home from Brunswick after a week with her mother. Mrs Effie Compher visits her mother. Mr Roger Snook spends Sunday with his mother. Mrs Bessie Spring, Mrs Annie Robey and Miss Hazel Frame visit Frederick on Saturday. Mr Adam Cordell recovering from illness and able to be out again.
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Taylorstown
Nora Williams
Brunswick
Effie Compher
Williams
Roger Snook
Bessie Spring
Annie Robey
Hazel Frame
Frederick
Adam Cordell
Loudoun Valley Social Notices and Local Movements
Mrs SR Edwards is very ill with Dr B B Ranson of Harper's Ferry attending her. Michael Keller spent Friday in Brunswick. George Menefee, in Pittsburgh, visits a few weeks with C E Edwards and daughter Edna in Frederick Md. Mrs James Riley and daughter Charls Harding in Harnswick. Frank Tranl, in Florida, plans time with family here. Detour: Mr and Mrs Cornachius Frer of Oak VW visit Mrs Kabat Drisher. Jacot Myrritt announce birth of baby girl December 16. Warren the blacksmith has kept busy shoeing horses. Mrs F G Shorb visited Baltimore.
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SR. Edwards
B. B. Ranson
Harper's Ferry
Michael Keller
Brunswick
George Menefee
Pittsburgh
Saints
C. E. Edwards
Edna
Frederick
James Riley
Charls Harding
Hranswick iv
Frank Tranl
Florida
Cornachius
Oak VW
Kabat Drisher
Jacot Myrrit
Mr. Warren
F. G. Shorb
Baltimore
The White Farm Deserved Its Name and Advertised Itself
An essay observes a tour through a prosperous district noting a farm repeatedly described as white from house to animals and surroundings. The writer mocks the advertising impact of color only, cites the farm named White Farm as a nearby landmark, and mentions related parliamentary expressions like Hear, hear in reaction.
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White Farm
Community Christmas Tree Prep With Extra Lights and Hymns
Frederick’s Community Christmas Tree is being decorated after one this afternoon with 200 extra balls 5 more strings of lights and 288 yards of tinsel added. The event features Mayor Fraley lighting the star tomorrow at 6 pm, a children’s chorus, a musical program, and hymns led by Grace Reformed and the public invited to join.
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Frederick
Fraley
Clark
Zeigler
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mary Steckel Burck
Grace Reformed Sunday School
Court Park
Charles B .T. Hendrickson
Bethlehem
The Great Frederick's Joke on Friedrichskron Name Change
The London Chronicle notes the czar's renaming of St Peters burg to Petrograd mirrors Friedrichskron a palace Potsdam renamed by Frederick the Great after the Seven Years War. The cupola shows three nude foes Maria Theresa Elisabeth of Russia and La Pompadour behind their nations, supporting his crown. William II later restored the palace to its original name.
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Frederick
St. Petersburg
Petrograd
Potsdam
Friedrichskron
Frederick the Great
Maria Theresa
Elisabeth
Russia
la Pompadour
William II
London Chronicle
Scott's Emulsion Promoted for Bronchial Cough Relief
An old advertisement describes bronchial coughs and bronchitis as needing immediate treatment. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as a forty year proven tonic that drives out the cold, eases mucous obstruction, and aids healing of inflamed membranes.
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Scott
Seon Browne
Mloomibeld, I,j
Property transfers and marriage licenses in county records
Deeds show Albert Hoy and wife to Abram I Sauder and others for real estate in county amounting to 110 dollars. Albert P Sauder and wife to J Walter Englar and wife for county real estate at 100 dollars. Henry A Baker and wife to Charles E Ridge for county real estate at 700 dollars. Marriage licenses issued for Roger A Remsburg and Hazel Norris and for Rascel Hoffman and Nellie M Natt. Reports include sales of personal property to the estate of George M Barrier and sales of Henry Lorentz real estate. Final accounting of Albert F Zimmerman and Charles E Zimerman as executors of Edward E Zimerman filed.
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Albert Hoy
Abram I’. Sauder
Albert P. Sauder
J. Walter Englar
Henry A. Baker
Charies E. Ridge
Roger A. Remsburg
Petersville
Siay Norris
Middletown
Rasecl
J. Hoffman
Mindietown
Nellie M. Natt
Myrersvire
George M. Barrier
Henry Lorentz
Albert F. Zimmerman
Charles E. Zimmerman
Edward E. Zimmeran
Exceleior Literary Society Christmas Program Review
The Exceleior Literary Society presented a Christmas themed program featuring songs recitations and readings. Performers included Le vina Morgan Elizabeth Brust Elzabeth Brust Katharine Setting stinas Sheaf Helena Klisapi Ruth Hall Catherine Lease and others with pieces such as Santa Claus and the Mouse Mrs Santa Margaret Warner and Dicky's Christmas.
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Exceleior Literary Society
Levina Morgan
Savie Claus
Elzabeth Brust
Kidailer
Santa Claus
Lulian Beard
Katharine Settingstinas Sheaf
Helena Klisapi
Saint Nicholas
Santa Margaret Warner
Helen Steiner
Rebecca Rowe
Lilan
Ruth Hall
Catherine Lease
Dicky
Noble Hershberger
New Year Dance By Brunswick Select Orchestra
The Brunswick Select Orchestra will host a New Year dance at Red Mon's Hall next Thursday evening. Also noted is a past Canada New Year fact: last year Canada imported 10,795,682 dozen eggs from the United States.
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Brunswick Select Orchestra
Red Mon’s Hall
Canada
United States
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James Few
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P. LD. Koon, Sr
Russell Koons
Hagerstown
B. D. Diller
Luther Kemp
Uniontown
F. J. Shorb
Loudoun Valley
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