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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1914

Page

6

Quiet December Weddings Reported in Local Baltimore Area

Ira M Wiles and Elufe Clingan tied the knot at Huntley Baptist Church Baltimore on December 29 with a small reception at the bride’s sister’s home. Also noted is a December 24 ceremony in Fiohrersville Md, Ada CL Rhimbey and George Main married amid limited family presence due to a bereavement. Roy Baker and Mildred Cockrell wed at Trinity M E Church parsonage in Buckeystown with Rev Neel officiating.

Ira M. Wiles Elufe Clingan Halltimore Huntley Milner A. B. Kehn Ella Hull Wiles Harvey Wiles Water Street Herbert Flohr Fiohrersville Xykesville Ada CL Rhimbey George Main Voth Mt. Airy Agnes Ridgely Fedgar Mercer McKaig E. Duncan Fiohrersville Chapel

Social World Hosts 600 Party with Five Hundred Prizes

Miss Harriette Ransburgh entertained friends for a Five Hundred game at which prizes went to Miss Marke Dixon of Cambridge, Miss Serena Motter, and Miss Mary Burns of Cambridge. A luncheon followed with chicken salad and other dishes. Later Mrs W C Keller held Auction Bridge at her Buckeystown home. prizes went to Mrs Fred Cramer, Miss Bessie Getzendanner, and Mrs Eugene A Grove.

Harriette Ransburgh Misa Marke Dixon Cambridge Serena Motter Mary Burns Adelaide Helen Beeson Lillian Se-rena Margaret Rachael Motter Harriett Beykin Wilson North Carolina Virginia Carty Margaret Ford Margrete Dill Estelle Stone Washington Marie Dixon Katherine Grove Anne Schley Marian Douglass Cornelia McSherry Esse McCutcheon Catherine R. Cramer Henry Surguy Francis X. Staley W. C. Keller Buckeystown Auction Bridge Fred Cramer Bessie Getzendanner Eugene A. Grove

Among the Sick List in Frederick

Mrs A S Riggs of 119 West Fourth street is on the sick list. Charles H Lewis who has been treated at City Hospital is reported much improved. M F Lease of North Market street has been better after rheumatism. Ira N Thomas of Frederick at Johns Hopkins Hospital remains about the same. Lloyd T MacGill who has had tonsillitis is at his desk. Warfield MacGill, their son, has bronchitis but is about the home.

A. S. Riggs West Fourth Street Charles H. Lewis City Hospital M. F. Lease North Market Street Ira N. Thomas Frederick Johns Hopkins Hospital Lloyd T .MacGi Warfield MacGill Lloyd T. MacGil

New Year Reflections and Marriage Licences

Brief items note plans for 1915 and war worries with urges to attend church. Marriage licences recorded include Roy C Pitcock 21 and Mary C Swope 18 of Hagerstown. James P Lightner 52 widower and Emma Thomas 47 widow of Frederick. Roy Baker 21 Frederick and Mildred Cockrell 18 Buckeystown.

Roy C. Pitcock Mary C Swope Hagerstown James P. Lightner Emma Thomas Frederick Roy Baker Mildred Cockrell Buckeystown

Frederick Markets Flour Prices and Grain Notes

Frederick markets show flour 5.50 to 6.00 dollars per barrel. Wheat about 1.20 per bushel. Corn new 3.20 per barrel and 0.90 per bushel. Corn shelled old price noted. Middlings 22.00 per ton. Corn and oat feed 20.00 per ton. Dairy feed 25.50 per ton. Timothy hay 18.00 to 20.00 per ton. Mixed hay 16.00 to 18.00 per ton. Potatoes 0.65 to 0.65 per bushel. An instrument for measuring diurnal terrestrial radiation of heat is reported as invented by a Danish scientist.

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County Towns Social News From Hagerstown Area

Mrs. Sarah Fogle and daughter of Hagerstown visited relatives in the area while Mr. Harvey Groshon and daughter from Union Bridge spent Saturdays with kin. Numerous locals including the Colliflower and Pittinger families hosted and visited throughout the week. The Sunday school elected officers for the next year led by Superintendent Rev Heubener, with Raymond Holler as secretary and Elmer Buluman as corresponding secretary. The Ladies Aid Society plans a special meeting at Mrs B C Fisher’s home Tuesday evening.

Sarah Fogle Hagerstown Joseph Mesherry Harvey Groshon Union Bridge May Doller Amelia Piringer Mattie Colliflower Logan Fogle Thurmont Howard Collifower Frederick Minanda Colliflower Hallimore Lennie Fox Rocky Ridge Agnes Colliflower Mra. Newton Six Detour Agnes Cojllawer Walter Coliifower Howard Colliffower Mattie Collifower Daghter Belva Mraohn Pittinger Heubener Ank J. B. Pittinger Rasmond Holler Raymond Holler Elmer Buluuman Tresasuser Harry Creager Ausantal Helva Calliflower Viola Calliiower Edward Currens Syherville Harry Creeger John Fisher F.C. Fisher Ar. Lemuel Calliflower Algona Howard Ladies’ Aid Society B.C. Fisher

Wedding Guests Fill Reception At Groom’s Parents Home

A large reception was held Monday evening at the groom’s parents home in Kemptown attended by many guests. Refreshments were served as the house was festively decorated for the occasion honoring Mr and Mrs Brandenburg and their daughter.

Mra J Brandenburg R Kemptown Mira Asa Wathdas Mira Lou Turner Mion Mayke Ucvaburg Mew Brandenburg Eyd Brandenburg Aturdiy Tloed Deandenbure A. B Lewis Mery O Tidehutghter Stele W T. Lewis Meo Aca Watkarg Mro Mere Watler Huston Migs Os Mthel Duvall Mezierand Nbure Antahele Madge Lewis Lionne Turner Delmar Souder Fran Mount Ghoalysa Mary Keene Moe Money Naomi Adaby Watkins J Leuk Willis Wy Pasheo Walle Claudia Boveer Billye Williams Maple Pardon Ae Watkins Mange Baker Brandenhats Meeers Lanin Kins Bowie Atelison Ray Etthigas Oln Williaume George Molesworth Wile Day Dalin Ivath Kayemond Purdham Windsor Max- Jove Fed Poirdant Jerry Wal Robert Etehizon Gaver Nour D ‘Thotuar Kimory Woodtien Clifton Stanley Raymond Mallinix Selhoanm Tan Ou Hransenburg OC Warters Prdembtty Cline Muxtey

Communion Service At Lutheran Church In January

Local notes report a communion service at the Lutheran Church in January at Rowloch. Mrs EB Hargett sustained an arm injury from a fall on a tree near her door but is recovering well. The entry also mentions visits among residents, Christmas holidays with Clarence Whipp in Baltimore, and an abundant ice harvest with cold weather slowing outdoor work.

Rowloch EB. Hargett Harvey Zimmerman Ella Wiles Wilson Greenwalt Emory Whipp Frank Stockman Braddock Mary Zimmerman Johnson Crotted Hill Clarence Whipp Baltimore Dr. Whipp Howard Dell N. H. Nopkins New Market

Hansonville Christmas Visits and Weddings Record

Mix Charl s prover of Philadelphia returns home after visiting family. Mrs. J J Palmer and daughter Myrtle spend time with Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Wachter. Ramsburg and Harper families visit, dinners hosted for the Warrenfeltz wedding. Anna Warrenfeltz hosts a dinner for her son Foster Warrenfeltz and bride, with many relatives in attendance.

Irenfelts Foster Warren Jonzz W. Ramsburg Meo Roy Kamaburg Dauughter Dorothy Calvin Hoeper Clurence Harrick Jol Brubaker Mas. Eimef Wachter J.P Wacher Nevin Fal Mredertelk Sou Amd Daugster Mix Charl S Prover Whiladelphia J. J. Palmer Laura Miller Myrtle Nathaniel Wachter Ss. W. Ramsburg Calvin Harper J. EB. Palmer Anna Grayson Snook Sk. i W. Ragusburg Foster Warrenfeltz WL Rainsburg Ramsburg Eula Catsail Carl Boller Elizabeth Woodsboro Calvin Marper Roy Ramsburg Florence Bartick Frederick Anna Warrenfeltz Zoa Warrenfelts Caroline Ramsburg Norman Harper Gardiner EB. J. Utterback Lewistown R. K. Harper Ernest Harper

Fragmentary Notice From An Obscure Page

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Christmas Visits Reported Across Several Families

A series of holiday visits are noted with relatives from Michigan North Dakota Baltimore Washington D C Gracehaw Emmitsburg Greensburg and local hosts. Individuals named include Cyrus P Brandenburg Tennyson Hoover Wilbur Blickenstaff H M Warrenfeltz Geo D Dutrow and Mrs Julian Brandenburg MR Blickenstif and Mr F S Warrenfeltz. The reunions occurred on or around Christmas Eve and Christmas Day with families gathering in the area.

Cyrus P. Brandenburg Michigan N. Dakota Julian Brandenburg Tennyson Hoover Baltimore Howigan Hoover Washington, D. C Jno. W. Hoover Wilbur Blickenstaff Gracehaw MR. Blickenstif H. M. Warrenfeltz Emmitsburg Geo. D. Dutrow Greensburg F. S. Warrenfeltz

Christmas Socials and Local Visitors Through the Holidays

A long list of residents and visitors share Christmas across Beaver Creek Hagerstown Smithsburg and surrounding areas. Families including Wolfe Brandenburg Brandenburg Pickett and Phelps plus local businesses and schools noted holiday gatherings medical updates and a costly store fire at Newville. A shooting match at Motter’s drew a crowd and gifts like turkeys and geese were raffled amid snowy weather.

Christmas Eve program at Utica Mills church draws crowd

St Pauls church at Utica Mills was crowded on Christmas eve for the Sunday school annual entertainment. The program featured an orchestra, choruses, recitations by Maury Fitzer Mildred Neighbors Gertrude Firor Miriam Ramsburg Catherine Snook and others with Holy City and Joy to the World among selections. Musical director Charles St Harper led the performance with Ava Sanner and an orchestra.

St. Paul's Church Utica Mills Judah Maury Fitzer Richard C Miriam Ramsburg Bethlehem Wand Drill Catherine Snook Merle Ramsburg Holy City Charles St. Harper Ava Sanner Marion’ Warner Harvey Workings Chester Lenhart Guy Boiler Henry Havener

Christmas Service at North Franklin School

A Christmas service at North Franklin school district No 10 featured singing recitations and dialogues. Santa Claus called the roll and treated the scholars as the beautifully decorated school house received gifts and presents for attendees.

North Franklin School No. 3

Reliable Jewelry House Delivers Trusted Quality

A trusted retailer highlights customer preference for careful handling of purchased jewelry. The firm emphasizes its reputation for delivering reliable goods and attentive service in every sale.

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