Thietes Raid On Henneries In New Market
Local notes report Ulriken thieves raiding several hen houses in the week, with a man setting a gum trap for them. Other items mention visits from Baltimore and Frederick, church bazaar plans, illness recoveries, and a long list of residents visiting relatives and attending gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Currepont
Woodbine
Lynn Hammond
Mt. Alry
Frank Hammond
Abrance W. Dowhey
Orest Partore
New Potts
Bramwell
Eldred Falconer
Baltimore
Whi E. Falconer
A. Dewey Zinder
Serena
Mra
Zimme
Ralph Falconer
Middletown
Mary Etchison
Miriamen
Edith
Dronenberg
Hamanitie
Mblgin. Wood
Washington
Joseph M. Wood
Wm. Dronenberg
Thomas Dron
Charles Nig
Ridgely
Sd Bis Ie
Santee
Jemima Ridgey
Mary Hipsiey
Bramwet
Mamie Stevens
Wm. C. W. Smith
Eva
A. H. Jackson
Frederick
M. P. Church
E. L. Grimes
United Christian Endeavor officers listed for Liberty Town
February 13 Liberty Town notes provide the year organize the United Society of Christian Endeavor of the Methodist Protestant church. Officers include J J Stalbaugh president Mrs W T Snead mer vice president Miss Guasie Beall recording secretary Miss Feda Etzler corresponding secretary Miss Salina Byora treasurer Mrs Wallace R Beal organist and Miss Loona Lutens Etzler assistant organist with a flower committee and music committee named. Local committees report the sick. Additional local items mention a chocolate social planned for Friday night and various visits and birthdays in nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libertytown
United Society of Chrlatian Endeavor
Methodist Protestant Church
J. J. Stn Albaugh
W.T. Sneadmer
Mire Guasie Beall
Misa Freda Etzler
Salina Byora
Wallace R. Beal
Loona Lutens Etsler
Mary Etzler
Ruth Hammond
Edith Albaugh
W. A. Bites
Archie Fogle
Lum Smith
Hattie Frazier
Earl Beall
Elmer Sites
Roger Curfman
United Society
Mary Hammond
Wallsgraville
Feagaville Community Notes Misses and Meetings
Feagaville February 10. The Young People's Missionary Society will meet Sunday at 7 p.m. Several locals visited family and friends, including Mr. and Mrs. Gephas Zimmerman, Mrs. L C Culler, and Miss Mollie Zimmerman who has a heavy cold. Anniversaries, births, and visits are noted among residents including the 71st wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Derr and various social calls involving the Cullers, Longs, and Meags. The Womans Community Club met with Miss Mary Trandic. attendees included county demonstrator Mrs. Gerber and many local society members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comus
J. I Johnson
Washington
Jacob
Oscar Johnson
Henry Kennedy
Mattie Johnson
Walter Cecil
Lawrence Ceci
George G. Holland
Alice
Annie
Myrtle Nickeson
Evelyn Holland
Myrtle
Daisy
Olivia Linthicum
Dorothy
Katherine
Mary
Laile Hershey
Isabele Rith Renneberger
Nettie Lee Holland
Annie Lee Cecil
Virginia
Ruth
Elisabeth
Katherine Cecil
Garrett Cooley
Johnnie Nicholon
Earl Holland
Harry Browning
Edgar
Maynard Luton
Markell Clagett
Chas
Thos. Hershey
Robert Renneberger
Edgar Guy Jewell
Smith Cecil
Feagaville
Young People’s Missionary Society
Gephas H. Zimmerman
Isaac C. Zimmerman
L. C. Culler
Mollie Zimmerman
Harry Meaga
Alice Ray
Frederick
Mondday
Clut
Mary Trandic
Miss Gerber
William L. Caller
Asr B. Bean
Oliver T. King
Harry M. Howard
Willis E Derr
J. William Howard
Urbana social notes recount visits and oyster supper
Urbana. Feb 10. Mrs J B Kyd of Urbana is visiting her fiancé Mr Howard Kydd of Walkersville. The sewing circle of Urbans held an oyster supper February 4 at the home of Mr and Mrs Dorsey Lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
J. B. Kyd
Howard Kydd
Walkersville
Sewing Clad
Urbans
Dorsey Lows
Epworth League Valentine Social at Hamsville
The Epworth League of Hamsville hosts a Friday Valentine entertainment and social with a literary and musical program. Mabel Moylan and Mary Molesworth assist with piano pieces and a monologue and vocal solo, Haworthians present a sketch Why We Never Married, followed by duets and recitations and social refreshments in the church social room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of
Hamsville
Misa Mabel Moylan
Misa Mary Molesworth
Haworthians
Thomas Swomley
Lynwood Hyatt
Baltimore
Clarence Rimbey
Walkersville
Florence Murphy
W. A. England
Shiney Rawlings
Thekna Hyatt
Eth Oden
Helen Burdette
Lemuel Mussetter
Taneytown Social News From Local Addresses
Agnes Arnold left Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs William G Galery in Washington D C. Miss Helen Arnold from Washington School spent Sunday visiting her parents Mr and Mrs George J Arnot. Mr Chas Elliot of Wrightsville Pa and Mr Robert A Enleit of Stevenson Baltimore County spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Tanetown February 13. Miss
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Arnold
Wiliam G. Galery
Washington D.C
Mies Helen Arnold
Washington School
George J . Arnot
Chas Elliot
Wrightsville
Ang
Robert A. En Ieit
Stevenson
Baltimore County
Tanertown
Social Notes From Unton Mies and Nearby Towns
Chas A Ett ot and Miss Flora Spangler of Unton Mies visit relatives and bonds here with Misses Ocule and Margie study of Gettysburg Pa. Epent several diy es Wieiling Mr and Mrs Cur da Reid. Mrs Guy D Breudy and Mrs Clarence Dern Spent Friday on a view to Mrs Dern's aunt Mrs Barton Walkersville. Mr and Mrs John Devillilgs attended the funeral of their uncle Mr Willig Fisher at Frederick Tuesday. Mr E W Fleagis of Philadelphia Pa spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Mary E McGuigan and sisters Mrs A L Morelock and Mrs E H Winter. Mr Robert S McKinney the druggist was among prize winners in Sloan's Liniment window display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. A
Flora Spangler
Mies
Ocule
Marga
Gettyaburg
Reid
Guy DP. Breudy
Clarence E. Dern
Cedar Grove News Highlights and Local Updates
In Cedar Grove on Feb 14 J O King was in Rockville on Thursday. Harold Burdette killed two more hawks for eight this winter. A birthday party honored Alburtia Barker. A dance was held at Brooks Arnold’s. The blizzard halted travel as roads became impassable for days. Miss Catharine King visited her grandfather J E King near Clarksburg. Funeral for the late Fillmore Lawson was held near Lichtenstein and at Mountain View Cemetery. Mrs Barba Nicholson and daughter visited the Bogey family near Olney. Mrs Ida Windsor is ill. Halter Snyder and family drove to Baltimore. Warren Brian went to check on his ill father. Clarksburg mail carrier Mr Anderson has been prompt this winter. Peyton E Poole moved from Cedar Heights to Stringtown. Mrs Robert Plummer was hospitalized for surgery on Feb 7. W Y Page reports a fine honey crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Grove
J. O. King
Rockville
Harold Burdette Thaa
James Barker
Alburtia
Filmore
King
Brooks Arnold
Catharine King
J. E. King
Clarksburg
Fillmore
Lawson
Lichtenstein
Montay
Mountain View
Barba Nicholson
Roger Bogey
Olmey
Ida Windsor
Halter Snyder
Baltimore
Warren Brian
Anderson
Peyton E. Poole
Cedar Heights
Stringtown
Robert Plummer
W. Y. Page
Baumgardner visitors and local society notes from Keysville
Daniel Baum gardner of Arkansas County Arkansas and Marshall Baumgardner of Waynesboro Pennsylvania visit relatives nearby. Misses Bernice Ritter and Louise Wilhelmite attend the Sunday School Convention at New Windsor. Milk carriers attend a milk dealers association meeting at Westminster. Mr and Mrs Alfred Forney celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with neighbors and refreshments. Attending guests include R A Stonesifer James Kiser Calvin Hahn T C Fox O R Koontz George Frock Charles Young Guy Warren Harry Dinterman Walter Stonesifer John Ohler Ep ton Austin Mrs John Kiser and George Cluts. Miss Anna Ritter Vallia Kiser Hannah Warren Elizabeth Hahn Cramer Austin. Russell Stonesifer John Longnecker William Hahn John Young Kenneth Dinterman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keysville
Daniel Baumgardner
Arkansas Co
Arkansas
Marshall Baumgardner
Waynesboro
Bernice Ritter
Louise Wiihide
New Windsor
Carl Haines
Vivian
Gregg Kiseis
Milk Dealers’ Association
Westminster
Alfred Forney
Forney
R. A. Stonesifer
James Kiser
Calvin Hahn
T. C. Fox
O. R. Koontz
George Frock
Charles Young
Guy Warren
Harry
Dinterman
Walter Stonesifer
John Ohler
Epton Austin
John Kiser
George Cluts
George Ritter
Anna Ritter
Vallia Kiser
Hannah Warren
Elizabeth Hahn
Cramer Austin
Messrs
Russell Stonesifer
John Longnecker
William Hahn
Jobn Young
Kenneth Dinterman
Detour and Weekend Visits Mention Local Residents
Detour notes Feb 14 visits by Miss Margaret Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pearre of Baltimore to Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Diller. Rowen Erb of Sandy Spring weekend with his parents E. Lee Erb. Mrs. Lester Troxell remains ill. Local Sunday school conference at Blue Ridge College. Mrs. Margaret Routzahn of Westminster visited the Troxells. HP Anrell of Loys spent Monday and Tuesday there. Mr. and Mrs. W. Harnish and daughter from Brooklyn, N.Y., visited Mrs. Harnish's mother Anna Diller and Dr. R. R. Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detour
Margaret Smith
Arthur Pearre
Baltimore
R. R. Diller
Rowen Erb
Sandy Spring
E. Lee
Lester Troxell
Blue Ridge College
Margaret Routzahn
Westminster
HP. An Rell
Loys
W. Harnish
Daugh‘er
Brooklyn
Six cows produce 1800 pounds of butter in a month
Charles Wertheimer of Hoberdin Friesian cattle herd reports six cows yielding 1800 pounds of butter in one month. The cows average over 60 pints of milk daily, with several animals producing even more. Wertheimer advocates dairy farming as a profitable opportunity for local farmers and invites inspection of his herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wertheimer
Mr. Wertheimer
Seo
Wertheimer
Farw
Frederick Residents Oppose Poll Tax for World War Bonus
Frederick residents oppose a poll tax to fund a World War bonus. Opinions split on whether Maryland should pass a law paying veterans, but a $3 annual tax per adult is seen as undemocratic and unfair. Voices cite burden on those who already sacrificed and on women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Maryland
Fenton Harris
Boys’ High School
R. H. Davidge
William J. Grove
M. J. Grove Lime Company
James H. Gambrill
Lam
Samuel A. Lewis
Chace
Roger G Harley
Board of County Commissioner
Women's Missionary Assoc Holds February Thank Offering Service
The United Brethren church Women’s Missionary Association held a February 10 thank-offering service at Mrs. Moberly’s home with a program led by Miss Daisie McLonnald and Miss Jennie Remsberg. Readings, songs, and prayers framed the event, including minutes, collector report, and presentation of offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UY. B. Mission Society
Women's Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church
MS. Moberly
Daisie Mclonald
Mise Jenni Remsberg
Bessie Diabet
Misa Blinn
Mr. Ridgeway
Mra Falk
Miss Figenbrode
Dias
Vera Flinn
Moberly
Cen
Poll tax debate elicits mixed views from locals
A collection of quotes shows merchants, teachers, and residents voicing opinions on a proposed poll tax and bonus plan. Some favor distributing tax burdens via a poll tax, others oppose, arguing it would harm sentiment and fairness. several urge delaying a firm stance until more study.
Ritchie Presents Itemized Governor Fund Expenditures
State House Annapolis February 11 Gov Albert C Ritchie to Legislature released an itemized statement of Governor contingency fund expenditures from January 10, 1920 to October 1, 1920. Items include publication notices transportation office supplies printing postage and telephone totaling about 2300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Annapolla
Albert C. Ritchie
O. Ee Diglye
Proclamation Era Budget Totals and Office Expenses
A historical budget summary noting Governor and Secretary expenditures for five years, including office, printing, telephone, telegraph, transportation, postage, and related items. It lists the total of 8, ... million and specific line items such as printing, office supplies, and memorial donations, ending with a large total.
To Give Reception by Radios of Araby Party
A Valentine party will be hosted at the Araby schoolhouse with a February 16 afternoon reception. A yeardon event titled Jbee WH will entertain attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Araby
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New Market
Liberty Town
High Knob
Milton Whipp
A. C. Wiles
Paul Klipp
Emma Main
Edgewood
George P. Ropp
John Kipp
John Kopp
C. H. Masser
Alice Klipp
Kathleen
Margaret Klipp
Messia
Simon Klipp
Oscar Kline
George Ropp
Charles Masser, Jr
Charles Klipp
Martin
Ernest. Ropp
Roy Kline
Irving Masser
Conrad Shultz
Shookstown
Naomi Stup
Frederick High School
Here
Pearl Masser
Burg
Sunay
Joseph Marsh
Inlaw
Mason R
Lewis B. Hargett
Willis E. Derr
P. d. Williams
Gettysburg Theological Sewinary
C. Newton Trundle
Ercell Mercer
Mrs. J. Menry Culer
Catherine R. Culler
Rosemont
Edgar P. Culler
Joseph W. Long
Asa B. Renn
Jewls Eastenta
William C. Mercer
Louise
Earl
William D. Zimmerman
Helen
Preston
J. H. Culfer
Wamsville
Taneytown
Othera
Syheerthe
Leonard G. Wachter
Grocer
Wea
Joseph Go Zimmerman
Willa J. Brookey
Iteg
Kemp Cashour
Dolph Zimmerman
Ealon
Bate
Robert Baumgardner
Igh School
J. BE. Waltman
Jof. Cronenburg
Charles PL
Teshow
K. D. Williams
Ritchie
Rane
Edwards
Ohio
Polegen
Vauageral
Geel Assembly
Getebor
Telegraph Co
THAR
Ma- Mines’ Memorial
Ames
Tatatet
Anthem Gas Nevee
Guscant Oun
Hal
Red den
Mr. Hill
Sterlings
Eafer
Sterling Drog Company
Stein
the News Oftior
Welling
Macrven
Baltimore, Md
Fordson Tractor School
Frederick Motor CO
Ford and
Fordson
Patrick ST
the Frederick Motor CO
Warfield
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