County Correspondence Notes Local Visits and Sales
Frederick area residents share visits with friends in Poolesville Walkersville and Frederick. Mrs Lydia Feaga and Mrs John Baer visit Mr Narry Baer family. Harshman, a fur dealer, returned from Garfield with a cargo of raccoon opossum skunk and mink furs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Summers
Poolesville
Lydia Feagu
Willam Baer
Samuel Martz
Harrison Kehne
T. Harshman
Garfield
Lydia Feaga
John Baer
Narry Baer
Dennis Snook
Frederick
Avamsburg
Walkersville
Martha Staley
Joseph Nusz
Baer and Derr Family Evening Journal Note
Mr. and Mrs. William Baer attend Sunday evening gathering with Mr. and Mrs. A H Derr in a family social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Baer
A. H. Derr
Local Society Notes and Community Updates
Frederick area residents are mentioned in social notes including Miss Margaret Souder visiting Miss Marjorie Grimes, Malcolm Walters returning to Kensington, and Miss White and Miss Snyder visiting Mrs. William M. Williams. An oyster supper by the Odd Fellows drew good crowds, and illnesses involve Mr. James Williams and Mrs. Coval’s serious condition in Frederick City Hospital. Little Hally Redmond travels to grandparents Z. William Suman for public school attendance as Samuel L. Vowlus buys a Jefferson property lot for a new dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Souder
Frederick
Marjorie Grimes
Odd Fellows
James Williams
Mary
Willie Austin
Clydia
Nellie Carlin
Shreve
Ray Warfield
Arner White
Malcolm Walters
Earl Carlin
Ethel Reid
Thifa
Hally Redmond
William Suman
Samuel L. Vowlus
Jefersony
Charles Summers
Bexin
Local Notes From Pearl Area Social News
Mr and Mrs IT M Feaga spent Sunday with Mrs Ray. Master Percy Burke son of Mr and Mrs L C Burke remains confined to bed due to illness. Mr and Mrs Elias Murphy spent days with their son Charles in Hagerstown. Miss Nellie Ray returned home after visiting sister Mrs B M M Feaga. Mr Cecil Crone is quite sick. Mrs Wm Crum of McKaig spent days at her parental home. Mrs John O Hara visited Frederick for a day. Mrs Harry Umberger of near New Market visited Mr and Mrs Burke and family over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IT M. Feaga
Ray
Percy Burke
L. C. Burke
Elias Murphy
Charles
Hagerstown
Nellie Ray
B MM. Feaga
Cecil Crone
Wm. Crum
McKaig
John O’hara
Frederick
Harry Umberger
Near New Market
Mr. & C Burke
Broad Run Social Notes Mention Local Transfers and Illness
Mrs. Georgia Nicholas has been ill with measles for several days. Clarence Huffer transfers ownership of a house and about an acre to Mr. Carothers near Petersville, taking possession at once. Narcie Harley moves from farming to a home at Airview near Middletown after April 1. J. A. Zeigler, manager of the Washington County Home for Friends, appears in the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Nicholas
Clarence Huffer
Carothers
Petersville
Narcie Harley
Airview
Middletown
J. A. Zeigler
Washington County
Local Social Roundup of Sunday Visits and Incidents
Braddock residents Miss Rosa McKenny and Miss Annie Maiie spent Sunday here with sedatives. Emma Schults visited sister Mrs. Larry Kipp near High Knob on Saturday. David Kinta and D R Grove hosted Saturday evening gatherings. Grace Grove visited friends near Buckeystown. Roy Kints, farmhand for Melvin Delaughter, spent Sunday with his parents. Henri Shoemaker visiting Frederick was Lone horse incident on street caused cart damage after animal bolted past a pole and broke the buggy wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa McKenny
Braddock
Annie Maiie
Nerton
Emma Schults
Liarry Kipp
High Knob
David Kinta
D. R. Grove
Grace Grove
Buckeystown
Roy Kints
Melvin Delaughter
Henri Shoemaker
Frederick
Visitings and social events in Walkersville town
Mrs Worthington Wachter and two children Samuel and Evelyn visit Mr Sidney Wachter and family. Mrs James Reddick hosted a quilting with Mrs James Long Mrs A Bitler Mr and Mrs Jacob Perry Miss Ethel Vaniossen and Mrs Lewis Barrick among attendees. Mrs Raymond Cramer received a granite ware shower hosted by friends. Local town topics reflect social chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington Wachter
Samuel
Evelyn
Sidney Wachter
James Reddick
James Long
A. §. Bitler
Jacob Perry
Ethel
Vaniossen
Lewis Barrick
Raymond Cramer
Jim
Pleasant Paragraphs of Local Visitors and Travel
A batch of brief society notes from Baltimore and nearby towns lists Mrs J Clarke Klefer visiting Baltimore from Frederick, and Min Millard C Wiles from South Markst gilvet in Baltimore. Several others, including Mrs L B Tfarrig and Justice Aaron R Anders, are noted for trips, visits, and relocations among Baltimore, Hagover, Ellicott City, and Ambler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clarke Klefer
Baltimore
Speikhog
Moose Lodge Expansion Nears Membership Milestone
The Loyal Order of Moose lodge in this city elected v4 members and initiated 48, boosting total membership to 392 in a two year old lodge that drew 224 attendees at last night’s close of the charter. National Organizer Julius Able helped bring in 100 new members, with plans for another drive to reach 300 and a potential lodge home. A donation of 25 dollars was given to Charles H Rothenhoefer after his residence burned last Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Moose
Julius Able
Charles H. Rothenhoefer
Real estate transfers listed in county records
Several property transactions are recorded including transfers from Sutory to Boal, Mussa to John W. Bunsard, Leatherman to Foster Leatheran, Wutzel and Valen tine to James G. Stevens, Snook executors to James G. Stevens, Corum to Charles A and John W Hemp, and Zimmerman to Willian Granes Along with a humorous exchange about a job vacancy, no details beyond the deed amounts are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nou BE. Cramer
Miu
Boal Bo Sehaeer
Ted Ose
Peter 2
Mussa
John W. Bunsard
John WW
Tiserd
Dorama Ve.dlouper
John W. Leatherman
Foster Leatheran
Comity
David W. Wutzel
Tarvey Valentine
James G. Stevens
Daniel
Snook
Charles & Snook
William B. Corum
Charles A
John W. CG
June Zimmerman
Willian
Granes
Bear's Emulsion Praised by Prof Pence in Letter
Prof Samuel I J Pence of the Jr US Alma writes praising Bear's Emulsion as a remedy for coughs colds bronchitis and weak lungs. He notes weight gain improved strength and appetite and says the product builds health with no cost if it fails after one bottle. One dollar a bottle sold at A L Pearce South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel I. J. Pence
Jr. US
Alma
John D. Dew
J. Pence
A. L. Pearce
South Market Street
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Utica
Lydia Meaga
Joha Diner
Gypsey
Ty Gypsey's
Pearre
Pearl
Broad Run
B. L. Baking Company
Missouri
G. L. Baking Company
Europe
G. L. Baking CO
Shookstown
Beechan’s
Min Millard C. Wiles
South Markst Gilvet
Baltiimore
Aaron R. Anders
Llorida
Mrs. J. Dévnest Dolwick
Bruns Wiel
Thin City
James H. Knock
Washgton
Mrs. Holmes
East Fourth Street
Iluttie Myers
Lindon I. MM. Myers
Ambler
Harles J. Doll
Maiinna Doll
Washington
William W. Doub
The
Peoples Fire Insurance Co
Ellicott
John T White
Philadelphia
National Educational Association of Superintendents
Clarence Main
Mr. Main
Joshua Main
Frederick Lodge
Duffy's
Drugelsta
Calers
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N.Y
Samuel T. J. Pence
Lars
Frederick Gas and Electric Company
Aetnate Glass
Griffin & Griffin
W. Patrick
Frederick, Md
Surance
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