Local religious notices and Christmas greetings in Fravagille
Fravaville reports Sunday services at St Luke's Lutheran with church officer elections. Women groups meet December 30 at 2 o'clock in Reformed church. Joint council of Jefferson Lutheran charge convenes December 30 at St Luke's. Christmas entertainments praised. many local families and visitors noted across Frederick, Knoxville, Walkersville, Adamstown, Germantown and Middletown with gatherings Christmas Day and visits to kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Lutheran Charge
St. Luke's Church
Christmas church program at Braddock and local visits
The Lutheran church hosted a December 46 Christmas program with songs recitations and a visit from Santa Claus. The public school closed for holidays December 23 with candy and oranges for each scholar. Local residents and families, including Mrs. Charles Grove Amanda Miller and the Marman Hoffman families, were noted in visiting relatives and spending time with neighbors over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Boys
Alina Richards
Girta
Grace Haller
Mabel Holman
Father Time
Santa Claus
Charles W. Grove
Baltimore
Amanda Miller
Middletown
Glenard Hoffman
Marshall Grove
Frederick
William Mercer
Henry Culler
Feagaville
Harry Marman
Nelson Summers
Pleasant Hill
Lovettsville Notes Mrs Potterfield Edith Grubb Ill
In Lovettsville Virginia Mrs Alice Potterfield and Mrs Edith Grubb are on the sick list. Walter Titus and daughter Annie Louise visited Miss Beatty's home. J P Heater traveled to Washington DC and May spent the winter there. Nora Vinell and Mary King hosted an evening at Mrs Potterfield's. Sallie Williams travels to Washington DC for her son Roy Williams who is improving. Dr A R Rusmiselle and wife visited Pittsburgh for Christmas. they will return soon. Nora Vincil of Parcelville visiting Mrs Mary King. Winifred Maurer and Carroll Maurer return home for Christmas. New Jerusalem Lutheran church held a large Christmas service and a gift from the congregation funded a fur overcoat for the pastor Rev Maurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovettsville
Alice Potterfield
Edith Grubb
Walter Titus
Annie Louise
Lovetteville
Misses Beatty
J. P. Heater
Washington, D. C
May
Nora Vinell
Mary King
Nora Vincil
Parcelville
Winifred Maurer
Marroll Maurer
New Jerusalem Lutheran Church
Maurer
Leesburg Leap Year Dance at Opera House on Dec 31
Gov Henry Stuart will speak in Leesburg on Lee's birthday January 19. Miss Mary Laycock a West Point teacher spends Christmas at home. Harrison Williams to depart January 3 for New York for winter. Meta Underwood spends Christmas at Mountaville home.
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Leesburg
Henry Stuart
Lee
Mary Laycock
West Point
Leesburg Assembly
Leesburg Opera House
Harrison Williams
New York
Mise Meta Underwood
jSeer Mountaville
Christmas Visits From Washington Guests
Misses Nannig and Rut Stead man of Washington spend holidays at their parental home. Prof George O Ferguson Sr of Williamsburg visits his parents Mr and Mrs G O Ferguson. Mrs Powell Harrison visits her daughter Mrs Walker Taylor Jr of Norfolk. Mrs Hubert Latta and children spend Christmas with her parents in Richmond. Miss Virgie and Stelfe Myers of Washington guests of Mr and Mrs P C Myers of Leesburg. Edwin Myers and sister Catherine visit friends in Washington. Catherine Fry and Ruth Newton spend Christmas near Taylors Town. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Ault of Washington visit at Mrs Richard Webb’s. Mr Leon Frye visits friends in West Virginia.
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Nannig
Rut Steadman
Washington
George O. Ferguson, Sr
Williamsburg
G. 0. Ferguson
Powell Harrison
Walker Taylor, Jr
Norfolk
Hubert Latta
Richmond
Missea Virgie
Stelfe. Myers
P. C. Myers
Leesburg
Edwin Myers
Catherine
Catherine Fry
Ruth Newton
Taylorstown
Benjamin Ault
Auit
Richard Webb
Leon Frye
West Virginia
Loudoun Valley Christmas Quiet in Local Area
Christmas passed quietly in the Loudoun Valley as families spent time with relatives. Missea Bertha and Wildia Butts of Martinsburg are with their father W. E. Butts, Frank Trail of Jeanette Pa visits, Elizabeth Royer visits Washington relatives, and Russell Sexton at school in D C enjoys holiday time with parents. Mrs Nathan Conard near Hillsboro remains very ill under care of Dr H Soliday. Nellie Virta of Washington visits her mother. The community mourns George Macintire, eight, son of John Macintire of Pittsburgh formerly of the area, who died last Thursday from diphtheria. he has local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missea Bertha
Wildia Butts
Martinsburg
W. Va
W. E. Butts
Frank Trail
Jeanette
Elizabeth Royer
Washington, D. C
Russell Sexton
Nathan Conard
Hillsboro
H. Soliday
Misa Nellie Virta
Washington
George Macintire
John Macintire
Pittsburgh
Brunswick Christmas Social Notes and Illnesses
Brunswick residents share holiday visits and illness updates with many travelers and guests.Mrs J B Manor of Potomac Avenue is ill with pleurisy, sister Miss Daisy Naylor from Washington aiding care. Franklin Clarke and wife from Paterson NJ visit Mrs Clarke's parents Dr and Mrs R Gregory for Christmas. Henry Anderson of Potomac Avenue visits Ed Rinker in Cumberland. Lee Ball of Buckerstown spends the week with Lee Feete and friends. Ruth Haberkorn of Frederick guests in Brunswick. H N Werntz visits Annapolis friends. Lilian Hersperger of Adamstown visits Mrs W B Watson. The Wars sisters and Naomi Householder of Martinsburg WV visit Miss Bessie Westall. Cora West of Baltimore spends Christmas with cousins Dr Levin West and William Schnauffer. E O Pratt and children leave for Panama. Mr Pratt works in US Quartermaster’s. Illness of Mr Bratt’s father prompted time in Brunswick. Alco Chambers of Washington spends Christmas with Brunswick family. Rev E F Surgeur was remembered by St Mark’s parish with a fur lined overcoat. I B R Cline visits uncle Thomas Cline in Martinsburg. Mrs O M Fogle and children spend part of Christmas at Mr Fogle’s home Walkersville. Carman Campbell of Philadelphia spends Christmas at home in town.
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J. B. Manor
Potomac Avenue
Daisy Naylor
Washington
Franklin Clarke
Paterson, N Jr
Clarke
Dc. R. Gregory
Henry Anderson
Ed. Rinker
Cumberland
Lee Ball
Buckerstown
Lee Feete
Ruth Haberkorn
Frederick
Brunswick
H. N. Werntz
Annapolis
Lilian Hersperger
Adamstown
W. B. Watson
Henrietta, Mary
Eva Wars
Naom! Householder
Martinsburg
W. Va
Bessie Westall
Misa Cora West
Baltic
Levin West
William Schnauffer
Pratt
Panama
Bratt
US Quartermaster’s Department
Samuel Bratt
Alco Chambers
Chambers
C OR Gregory
St Mark's
I. BR Cline
Thomas Cline
Martineburg
Foele
Fogle
Eenee Walkersville
Carman Campbell
Philadelphia
Christmas social highlights in Petersville and area
A crowded Christmas week includes visits from Balti more and Chicago guests to Petersville families, plus a grand Christmas Dance at Red Men Hall. Steve n’s Orchestra from Frederick provided music as fifty-plus couples danced late into the night with many local and visiting attendees listed.
Miss Helen Keller Denounces Militaries at Labor Forum
Helen Keller criticizes militaries and preparedness at a labor forum. Attendees include Hayes, Raymond Crim, Mark Van Pelt, West Schnauffer, LeRoy Scupp, Guy Peddicord, Grove Horine, Lee Horine, Russell Mills, Richmond Wenner, Dr. Levin West, Chas Collins of Beltsville, Dr. Claggett Gray of Washington, and Rev. E. B. Burgess.
Professor Secures Room at Teachers Convention
An Indiana University professor arrives at a hotel to find a crowd of teachers blocked from rooms. He confronts the clerk, declares his purpose, and, with a display of confidence and a tilted derby, wins a room while teachers wonder how he did it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana University
Fost
Indianpolis News
Smell and Taste Compared as Primary Senses
The sense of smell is most nearly akin to taste. Hearing and sight rely on nerve responses to air and ether vibrations. Taste requires dissolution of a substance, while smell needed is contact with the olfactory organs via vapor, emanation, or particle clouds from odoriferous matter.
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Wm. D. Zimmerman
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