Preaching Service and Local Social Roundup Near Middle Town
Notices recount a Sunday 2:30 PM sermon at a Reformed church near Middle Town by Mr and Mrs Sliver H Kefauver and family, plus a long string of neighborhood visits and gatherings. It mentions Edgar L Hargett’s serenade after his wedding, clock gift, and numerous calls at farms around Frederick, Montgomery, and Barnesville with many Hargett and related families, plus a mysterious barn straw fire on Mr Charles L Reno’s farm and community relief efforts later that week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Reformed Church
Sliver H. Kefauver
Nora
Albert “Kefauver
Middletown
Bowls BE. Hargett
H.S. Beard
C. N
Gaye
Ademsown
Annie Horine
Harry Peimell
Jefferson
Catherine H. Cutter
Edgar L. Hargett
Hargett
Wilbur Hargett
Charles M. Derr
Oliver H. Kefauver
C. N. Trendle
Julia Lewis
L. B. Hargett
Mina Mytte Hepler
Mamie Murgpy
Charlies T. Brosius
Barnesville
Charles T. Brosius
Charles L. Reno
John W. Barnes
Tuesaday
Mrte
Harry M. Féaga
Revival at Oak Hill draws many to Altar scene
General Garza at Oak Hill reports ongoing revival with 44 at the altar. Reynolds and Nichols lead the meeting. Seventeen were baptized last Saturday on the Barrick farm at Israel Creek. A fire alarm scare emerged when Samuel Slagle grew ill after church. The Stork visits Slagle family with a baby boy. Local notices include visits by Mrs Potts and Dora to Fredericksburg, Miss Renneberg’s return from Virginia, Miss Cochran visiting Mrs Remuberg, Miss Bready visiting friends near Lander, and plans for library events at Lander and Union School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Res Reynolds
Brother Nichols
Barrick
Israel Creek
Samuel Slagle
George Potts
Dora
Frederick
Lewis Takes a Dig at Trusts in Tabor Hearings
Representative David J. Lewis testified before the investigating committee on labor and industry reform. He urged government ownership of telephone and telegraph systems, arguing costs would fall and workers be paid well. He claimed government ethics remove the need for collective action by employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Lewis
Charmen
Jiotte
Tabor
Commission On Industrial Rela
Lens Fito
Worher
Lewis
Ida M. Tarbell
Basil M. Manley
Commission
Mr. Lewin
Mr. Lewis
Lawful Gripes and Local Arrests Reported
Two girls Cora Harper and Josie Myers were jailed for disturbing the peace and liquor for minors. Myers fined 25 dollars for disorderly conduct. default of payment led to ninety days in jail. Cora accused of buying liquor for boys. grand jury action pending. Officers Hoffman and Adams made the arrests around 2 am. Also charged Roy Wilson for theft of six chickens and a turkey from Thomas L. Cramer. Wilson held for grand jury. Mary and Lizzie Wilson confessed to receiving stolen goods. Williams and West, both colored, released after hearing with reprimand. Mrs Texas Smith to have a hearing for begging this afternoon before Justice Posey. Deputy Smith involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Harper
Josie Myers
Anders Last
Myers
Cora
Charles Hoffman
John Adams
Nichiok Anand
Thomas L. Cramer
Walkersville
Roy Wilson
Marton C. Miller
Woodsboro
Wilson
Mary Wilson
Lizzie Wilson
Frederick
Smith
Washington visits and local obituaries in Lovettsville area
News notes from Lovettsville include visits by Mrs. Etta Graham and Mrs. Bertie Bush, Mr. W. S. Hickmat's trip to Washington and an anticipated hearing. Mr. Owen Orrison dies after tuberculosis at his aunt Miss Sue Orelson’s home. funeral held at Lutheran church with Rev. Whitner. interment in Lovettsville cemetery. Lorena Wolford hosted a gathering. Lorence Wolford entertained guests. Miss Mary Lewis stayed with Harry Everhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asiel
Fry
Washington D D,c
Etta Graham
M Rodeffers
Mata
Bertie Bush
Har Perce
W. S. Hickmat
Washatoe
Charles Wenner
Toledo
Baker
Lorena Wolford
Washingley
Rev. Whitner
The
Reformed Church
Lovettsville
Lorence Wolford
Mary Lewis
Harry Everhart
Moves and social notes from Lucketts Virginia
In Lucketts Mr William Fawley moved into the former Ben Fry house and Mr Millard Shuff with family into the Samuel Carnes residence. Mrs Alice Money visited Taylorstown. Mrs Mollie Chick and daughter called on Mrs Loy. A surprise party honored Mr and Mrs William Fawley. Mr and Mrs William Ryan spent time with Mr R F Loy. Mr Clagett Los of Cumberland MD was at home Sunday. Mr Robert Ryan moved to his Lucketts home. Mr Thornton Titus moved into his new house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ryan
R. F. Loy
Clagett Los
Cumberland
Robert Ryan
Lucketts
Thornton Titus
Local News From Lander and Nearby Virginia Visits
Mr and Mrs Charles Fowler returned home after visiting Rev Asa Richards at Mt Sidney Virginia. John Harris spent several days in Virginia. D M Lander spent Friday in Virginia. The spelling bee at Lander school house last Thursday was a success with Miss Helen Cochran the champion. An other bee will be held at Union School soon. Miss Mary Welling of Howard county stayed with Mrs F C Wight for several days last week. Mr Frank White of Adamstown was also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Wight
Ethel Renneberg
J. W. Louder
Tankerfield
Virginia
Annie Cochran
Jefferson
Kate Remuberg
Mollie Bready
Taylorsville
Lander
Mary P. Farr
Maltimore
Lander and Union School
Une Interve
Charles Fowler
Asa Richards
Mt Sidney
John Harris
D. M. Lander
Lander School
Helen Cochran
Union School
Mary Welling
Howard County
F.C. Wight
Frank White
Adamstown
Social gathering at Ball home hosts list of attendees
The event at Mrs. George Ball east of the city drew a long guest list including Fannie Montgomery A Zimmerman Katie Zeiglar Helen Mutt can Edna Riddlemoser Kate Neusbaum Bessie Neusbaum and many others. A strong wind toppled a large tree in the yard of Mrs Salome Brust on West Church Street afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ball
Si Montgomery
Dene ‘Nieftigs
Fannie Montgomery
A. Zimmerman
Katie Zeiglar
Helen Mutt Can
Edna Riddlemoser
Kate Neusbaum
Bessie Neusbaum
Charles Baker
Mia
Charles Mobrerly
Chester Street
Grayson Haller
John Zimmerman
Rayner Montgomery
Reymond Clay
Ralph Zimmerman
Chiles Montgomery
Frederick Zimmerman
Stiner Speake
George Montgomery
Elizabeth Haller
Mildred Street
Courtney Rail
Salome Brust
West Church Street
Excellent for Stomach Trouble Cham berlain's Tablets Ad Claim
Mrs G C Donn of Arnold Pennsylvania praises Chamberlains Tablets for stomach trouble bilious attacks and frequent discomfort saying they gave quick relief and she feels a different person after using them. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Surplus Horses in Frederick County Reported
Reports indicate at least 1,000 of 1,500 horses in Frederick county could be spared for shipment to Europe but few have been shipped due to dealer inactivity. Kefauver cites surplus stock as the reason for the holdback and notes limited movement of the animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Litethten
Kefauver
Amiesite Paving Job Completed Near Court House
Amiesite paving around the court house and on West Second street is finished and streets are open to traffic. City Engineer Crum said Second street work was completed last evening. About four half carloads of amiesite are stored in sheds for future use to fill holes on the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
West Second Street
Crum
Second Street
Biliousness and Constipation Cured Ad
R F Erwin of Peru Indiana reports indigestion followed by biliousness and constipation a year ago. He took Chamberlain's Tablets and they helped him right away. For sale by all dealers. Advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Erwin
Peru
Ind
Chamberlain
Many Tickets Sold At Oyster Supper Event
A large crowd attended the oyster supper as tickets sold well. Hood College and High School girls managed tables while Mrs. William G. Zimmerman chaired the organizing committee. Major D. John Markey completed inspections of the Western Maryland battalion, concluding his review of Westminster and Cumberland companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomarenrhi Ieee
Hood College
William G. Zimmerman
D. John Markey
Maryland National Guard
Westminster
Platform Man-Yes Impromptu Advice From the New York Post
A brief street conversation where Platform Man teases a young probationary guard trainee about not knowing station names clearly. The exchange highlights a humorous clash over communication and station identification. The New York Post is cited as the source of the anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Post
Cough Medicine Claim Promotes Chamberlain Remedy
An old advertisement warns against giving children cough medicines containing opium and extols Chamberlain's Cough Remley as safest for coughs, colds, and croup. It asserts no opium or harmful drug and claims efficacy for adults as well, noting availability from all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deatora
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S ‘Palind Culler
George B. Culster
Mise
Castie
L. C. Culler
Elizabeth
Rev. W. Jr. Lettiemyer
Jr. J. Beard
Isaac C. Zimmerman
Leslie Zimmerman
Carroll's Manor
Claude Cutter
Washington
General Garza
Trusts
Joha Williams
Peter West
Fraley
Aaron R. Anders
Texas Smith
Justice Posey
Amother
Andrewick
Triangle
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Swadingun
B. C. Warhol
Randolph Chester
Fe Rays
George Randolph Chester
Uick Wallingford
Avisin Ina
Sestat Inia
Wih
Tatterien
Peerat x
American Tobacco Company
Berman Optical Co
N. Market Street
Cough Medicine
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