Lovettsville Holiday Visits Highlight Local Community
Lovettsville residents and relatives from Martinsburg and Purcellville shared Christmas and weekend gatherings. Families including Stroam, Peeler, Lauder, Fry, Patterfield, Graham, Arnold, Spring, Yakes, Bram, Arbuckle, Wirts, Hammond, Compher, and George joined celebrations and visits across Adams town, Washington, and Frederick areas. The 4 H club delivered gifts, and neighbors toured the new Point of Rocks bridge, while several guests stayed with relatives over the holiday period.
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Lovettsville
Vadeo
Mirs
Wilbur Stroam
Martinsburg
Lester Stream
Ruth Peeler
Simuel Peeler
Prolfer
Collen
Hey
AS Parler
Mire
Charles Lauder
Misc
Kathleen Lauder
Mro
Charles Fry
Adamstown
Edgar Graham
Thani Smith
E L Patterfeld
James Edward
Fast Beatford
Ernest Fry
Washington
Sadie Fry
Robert L Patterfield
Doris Patterfield
Rol Patterfield Jr
Gilbert Jackson
Barbara Lee Jackson
Grant
Potterfield
Geo Grove
Point of Rocks
Bonnie Arnold
Charles Graham
Purcellville
Harry Trussell
Hamilton
Richard Arnold
Eleanor Spring
Charles Spring
Martin Yakes and
Finaly
Edith Bram
Helen McArtar
Familly
Lee Arbuckle
Selby Brown
Jackie Brown
Edwin Brown
Ella Holengather
Rovs Albaugh
Frederick
HS George
Robert Warner
Wo Warner
Aberdeen
Mdy
T. W. Warner
May Compher
Ella Wirts
Orson Wirts
Duane
Brunswick
Spikes on an Oriental Back Fence
Amid bitter exchanges between Moscow and Tokyo a war wary world watches the Manchoukuoan border where roughly half a million armed men stand ready. Japan and Russia recently renewed a treaty granting Masa Pacifique access, with analysts weighing whether dog barking will bite.
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Moscow
Tokyo
Heryen
Asia
Russia
Japan
Chine
Arlington guests share Christmas dinner at local homes
Miler and his wife of Arlington were Sunday dinner guests of Miss Mabel Elizabeth and Sue Wire. Mr Norman Glasscock and daughter of Washington visited Mr and Mrs George Grubb on Sunday. Christmas day dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Jack Patterfield were Mr and Mrs Foot Worst. Mr and Mrs Hirst Mee Guard of Purcedystle and Merc and Mrs Carroll Hirst of Vienna attended.
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A. Hammond
Eleanor
Catonnville
Elizabeth
Kitty Hammond
Donnie Compher
Lennox McKimmey
Anna McKimmey
George
Misa Frieda Johnson
Nashville
Fymuts
Miller
Amin
Wayne
Ome
Miler
Arlington
Mabel Eliabeth
Sue Wire
Norman Glasscock
Washington
George Grubb
Jack Patterfield
Foot Worst
Hirst
Purcedystle
Merc
Carroll Hirst
Vienna
Local residents spend Christmas with relatives in area
Copperville residents Mr T O Collier of Accident stays with daughter Mrs Geo Martel near Taneytown for the winter. Mrs Bessie Eckard and children celebrate Christmas at her parents Mr and Mrs Joshua Mines Iman in Travanton. Mrs Ofinina Jo Layman of Thurmont shares Christmas with her daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs Lawrence Fouts near Copperville.
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Copperville
Vircle Hess
Lawrence Foutz
Sarah Reader
T O Collier
Geo Martel
Taneytown
Bessie Eckard
Joshua Mines Iman
Travanton
Ofinina Jo Layman
Thurmont
Lawrence Fouts
Christmas gatherings and visits in Otterdale area
Mrs Emma Jo Layman and Mee Clara Dixon with Frederick and the Forney family sharedThursday evening visits. Christmas Day saw Mr and Mrs Boblinger of Masberry host, as did Mr and Mrs Leo Gossert in Quincy Pa. Charlee Bowers and Rattle Spyles were guests of Mrs Bowers, and more families like Baker and Deberry joined Christmas Eve. The town notes include a school visit by Santa and a brief wildlife tidbit on the giant anteater's fighting tools.
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Wil
Emma Jo Layman
Clara Dixon Frederick
David Forney
Liloyd Boblinger
Masberry
Messie Wilmer Young
Lawrence Foutz
Charles Bowers
Mia
Mix Lawrene
Enma Layman
Leo Gossert
Quincy
Charlee Bowers
Rattle Spyles
Franklin Baker
Nancy
Charles Deberry
Otterdale
Harry Eckert
Santa
Slump Seen Bottoming Early 1938 by Ayres
Cleveland economist Col Leonard PC Ayres told the American Statistical Association dinner that the current business slump would bottom in the first half of 1938 and that recovery would be slow. He forecast next year’s production index near 109, with 1937 averaging about 1.05 times that level.
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Athletic City
Leonard PC Ayres
Cleveland
Amercan Statistical Association
Ayres
Character Of Child Formed In The Home
A narrative recalls the influence of a dependent mother on her family during wartime. The author recounts caring for her mother, the daily routines, and the humor and hardship shared with children. The piece highlights patience, kindness, and growth fostered by the mother’s presence and challenges.
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Myst
Stary
MS &Tors
Kuidar
France
Myomother
Nioon
Agai
Shadow
India
Leviathan Readies For Last Mile Care
Leviathan prepared to sail the final mile as kin cared for her at bedside. Children showed compassion, bringing small gifts and helping with glasses so she could read. In sisters house, Grandma’s memory shaped a gentle family ethos, as caring men supported her. The text highlights how a dependent person brings blessing, not handicap.
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Hoboken
Atlantic
England
U.S
France
Creomulsion Promises Relief For Coughs Chest Cols
An old fashioned fold out ad promotes Creomulsion as a palatable beechewood creosote cough remedy. It claims to soothe infected mucous membranes and loosen phlegm, suitable for adults and children, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The ad emphasizes the single word Creomulsion and urges asking for it by name.
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