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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1913
Page
8
A roundup of county social life includes visits by Balti more residents Colliftower and Colliflower families, Summers and Joy households, and multiple train of relatives in Thurmont Emmitsburg and Brunswick. Local weddings anniversaries church events and a Washington birthday celebration are noted along with health updates and a door of social calls.
At the Oklaho ma Tribe meeting a committee including George Manahan Sabillasville Lantz wwas appointed to plan the erection of a hall in Sabillasville. Work on the building is expected to begin within a few weeks. Also notes: Fleet Harbaughs two week Washington visit. St Stephen's Washington tea. St John's organized Bible class gains twenty four members January February. Dr Wachter back to daily drives. Washington Birthday exercises at public school. Young People’s Society prepares historical tableaux for February 26.
Mr and Mrs Milton Holt and Mr and Mrs Wilbert Bowers spent time in Lewistown with family dates and details limited by the fragmented sentence. Two couples shared greetings and local hospitality during their visit to town.
Misses Ethel and Gladys Fout visited Frederick. The 1913 Pleasure Club met Tuesday with games and candy making. Dinner refreshments followed. Attendees included Mamie Baker Grace Boyer Nellie Boyer Gladys Fout Lillian Williams Reyburn Watkins Lloyd Brandenburg Blaine Poole. An I C G T Lodge play “Adrit” is planned for March first. Visitors from Baltimore Mt Airy and Waynesboro gathered for meals and music at local homes. The Faithful Workers Society reported record proceeds from a public sale.
Well known skin specialist Dr Holmes endorses the D D D Prescription as a specific for eczema. He claims it clears itching instantly and offers a seven dollar bottle on trial with money back if it fails to prove its worth. Market Street advertises the remedy and its guarantee.
Slow improvement in patient care under Dr George with visiting friends from Walkersville Taneytown New Midway and Frederick region. Socials include public sale notices by C Ross Ramsburg and multiple family visits, illnesses such as grip and pneumonia and church events toward early March.
Mrs Hiram Thomas and child spent Sunday at her parents home in Middletown. Master Bernard McKinzie visited his grandmother Mrs James McKinzie on Saturday and Sunday. Miss Nannie Gonso of Frederick spent Tuesday afternoon with her sister Miss Clara Gonso of this place.
Courtyard visits dot the weekend with Mr and Mrs William Chaney hosting relatives in Baltimore and Misa Sylvia Lowman visiting Sykesville parents. Local gatherings include a Croster Supper by the Ladies Aid and visits by the Lowman and Warrenfeltz families. A St Luke’s Lutheran lecture on Peace is set for March 2 at 2 39 p m with women’s missionary meetings slated for Sunday at 7. Mrs Derr and the Cullers share news of family visits and weekend stays across Frederick and Germantown with several births noted nearby.
Miss Adelaide Hawk was surprised by a large group of school friends Saturday evening at her home with a birthday party. Refreshments followed after they gathered, and the Otterbein Literary club shifted meetings to Tuesday evenings at 7 15 at the U B parsonage. Mrs RE Cromwell and Ruth Cromwell Wachter visited Frederick, and Mrs Howard Wachter spent Sunday with Mrs William Wachter.
J. H. Davis of Park Ridge, son of the late Aaron Davis, provides four pamphlets detailing full styles for men’s clothing and cutting methods. Meant for tailors or aspiring tailors, the set promises practical guidance.
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