Emmitsburg Community Notes Record Holiday Activities
Emmitsburg items report Miss Mary Long returning to Duke University after holidays with her parents at Motters Station. Postmaster Louis H Stoner notes a heavy Christmas mail year. Santa distributed 980 sacks of candy and 1250 oranges on the square. The Emmitsburg Manufacturing Company sale transfers to Corman-Wasserman of Baltimore with Philip Rosenberg as general manager. A new fire siren will be installed at the Vigilant Hose Company. Farmers State Bank to hold annual meeting January 13 for director election. Various local residents visit family and celebrate births and gatherings during the holidays.
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Emmitsburg
Mary Long
John Long
Motters Station
Duke University
D. L. Beegle
Gettysburg
Luther Zimmerman
Frances Lynn
Charles Lynn
Baltimore City Hospital
Louis H Stoner
Marie Rial
Clairveaux
St Anthony's
Bradenton Beach
Fla
Washington
G. Edward Borst
James McKenna
Ars
Harold Schwartz
Louisville
Southland
Santa Claus
Alice H. Crist
George Eyster
Sperrry
John J. Hollinger
Shep” Rogers
Louis Cooper
Corman-Wasserman Company
Baltimore
Leesburg
Philip Rosenberg
Cooper
Dillsburg
Farmers State Bank
Frances Baker
Barbera Devanny
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Guy A Baker
Louis Gunn
Elaine
Stella
Topper
DePaul Street
Riverside
N. J
Gunn
George Winters
Charles
John Byler
West Main Street
Bernard’ Kelly
North Seton Avenue
Warner Hospital
Community Notes and Social Updates From Bolivar Area
Local notices recount visits and illnesses in McSherrystown Hanover and surrounding towns. Families like Fuss Hartman Hobbs Topper and Rodgers share New Year greetings and movements. A Sodality party at St Euphemia's school hall seeks officers and entertainment for January 9 1948.
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Farr Kugler
DePaul Street
Lucy Hobbs
Nellie_ Hobbs
Robert Walter
St John’s Catholic Church
Forest Glen
Edward Malloy
Walter
Anna Kramer
Melvin Walter
Fast Main Street
Charles L. Topper
Bradley
Allo
Baltimore
Allen Rosensteel
Charles B. Topper
Lorraine Rodgers
John Owens
And
Community Notes From Harpers Ferry And Vicinity
A long list of local people and relatives in Harpers Ferry and nearby towns celebrate visits, illnesses, and family events. Items include Criscoe Noose at 111 visiting her son in Chicago, Staubs illness improvement, Dempseys visiting Spenslers, McCormicks New Year in Brunswick, Reigger recuperating in Bolivar after surgery, Murphy in Charles Town General Hospital, Wentzell visiting Washington, Rathbone spending New Year near Frederick, Marshall and Beck relatives visiting, Wilt in Bolivar with pneumonia, Danner in Lovellsville, Ross family trip to Lynchburg, Via family sightseeing in Winchester, Pollyanna Class Christmas party notes, Howell indisposed, and various Sunday visits and birthday party at Sperry home with Virginia Lee Smith.
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Bolivar Boliva
W. Va
D. C. Stult J
Janet Racsr
Berryville
C. K. Young
Mr. Young
Washington
Earl Hampshire Land
Donald
Baltimore
Frances Reeser
Harpers Ferry
New York City
Robert Evans
William Rosenberry
Bluemont
Emma
Sadie Buckner
Fannie B. “Loman
Bolivar Methodist Church
Walter Jenkins
Criscoe Noose
Chicago
Mr. Noose
Ferry
S. W. Staubs
Maude Dempsey
Jack Dempsey
J. E. Spensler
Winifred McCormick
Brunswick
Eleanor Shewbridge
Joseph Reigger
Bolivar
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Raymond Murphy
Charles Town General Hospital
Claude Wentzell
Robert Herlong
Herlone
Monroe Rathbone
Camp Hill
Frederick
Douglas Alarshall
Bloomfield, Ky
Eugene Beck
Charles Wilt
Washington Street
William Danner
Lovellsville
J. L. Eackles
Eugene Ross
Lynchsborp
Otho
W E. Kelican
Winchester
W.C. Perm
Solvar Methodist Sunday School
B C. Spensler
Thomas Howell
Robert Frye
Abner Henry
Bris
Sublet Chamblin
R. Russell
Airs
William Frye
Charles Town
Anc
Charles Stockes
Franklin Sperry
Virginia Lee
John Haefer
Oliver Haefer
Ellwood McConnell
Robert Fields
Ira Dalgarn
K. K. Cavalier
New Year Visits and Birthdays Highlight Jan 1 Socials
The Frederick News notes Ma. January 1 1908 visits in Halltown Bolivar and Linwood. Gray marks his 75th birthday while Miss Ayrs Ann Reigger spends a week in Strasburg Virginia. Mrs Webb returns from Bolivar to Linwood Havre de Grace with Dailey and Kearfott Dailey. A Wide Awake class gathering at Calvary Methodist includes 12 members with games and refreshments and neighbors discuss water lore from an oak stump in Kentucky mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peacher and Son
Halltown
Ir. William Trail
Bolivar
Gray
Ayrs
Ann Reigger
Strasburg
Dell Carr
Robert Frye
A. Webb
Donald Miller
Linwood
Robert Brinkman
Havre de Grace
Girs
Webb
Airs
Kearfett Dailey
New Brunswick
N. 3
Dailey
Clash
Calvary Methodist Church
Eller
Vivian Freed
Wisner Street
Gloria Geisbert
Elizabeth Mercer
East Ninth Street
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Stella Topper
Donald Topper
McSterrystown
John Hemiler
Cleveland
Shelia Ann Tuley
Hrchives
Crusade
Thornton Rodgers
Helen Filler
Woodsboro
Rodgers
Woman's Club
Charles A. Harner
Charles D. Gillelan
Albert Kelly
Purcellville
Bir
William Demery
Theodore Holmes
Brunswrick
Lesa Donovan
Donovan
Mer
Theodore Hough
Lloyd Hough
Brawner Harding
Benjamin W. Mauzy
Youngsville
N. Y
Joseph Tuchey
Tuchey
Joseph Layton
Catherine Kelier Mauzy
Paterson
New York
Fred Mauzy
Lloyd Jones
Clifton Butts
Mr. Maury
Eugene Noose
Camp Sill
Crusade For Christ
Public Hall
Methodist Youth Conference
Barbara Fay Green
Richmond
Louise Jesuchan
India
Youdu Kang
Korea
Marina
Clara Zaccaro
Italy
Sara B. Williams
Puerto Rico
Conoco Nia
Continental Oil Company
Gorin
Wilttge
Turoce
U. S
Mediterranean
Admi Forrest P. Sherman
Pharis
Hollanders
East Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
Trotter
Kemp’s Shoe
Ma. Wednnesday
Kentucky Mountains
L Fy Vicks
Markell & Ford
Cory Coffee Maker
Vasi
DIS Kemsbecg
Reserve District No
Frederick County National Bank OF
Maryland
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Postal Savings
State of Maryland
County of Frederick
Wm D Zimmerman
WM. D. Zimmermlan
Meredith H. Mackley
Pascal H. Renn
Howard A. Gross
J. W. L. Carty
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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