Local Happenings and Church Talks Across Hanover Area
Letters from residents describe busy harvests with hay and grain, plus threshing. News notes include Robt. Bell's slow recovery, George Linton of Jamestown ill in Edgewood, and patriotic sermons with prohibition mentions. Community events recount Bethel festival and a large harvest gathering at Grange hall with numerous local families visiting, sharing meals, and announcing routine travels.
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Adam Bell
George Linton
Jamestown
N. Y
John Linton
Shilke
Bethel
Hochelle
Mountaindale
J. N. Lortz
Edgewood
Words live forever says Chicago publisher display
A Chicago publisher displays in its windows the slogan Words are the only things that live for ever. The motto highlights the enduring nature of words as a public reminder.
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Holland
Chicago
PAIGE
Germantown Social Notes Show Local Visits and Visits
Mrs Grace Watkins and son from Gaithersburg visit her mother Mrs Bradley Dorsey. Misa Lottle Perrell and sister Margrete of Washington return from visiting Mrs WII Metz. Minnie Dorsey and friend from Washington spend time at Missey Gussie and Besse Loews in Boyds. Reg Snyder of Frederick returns after weekend with his father. Mrs Roger Nichols and two children of Philadelphia visit Mr George Nichols. Susie Thompson of Washington visits her father. Mrs Harry Kanade and Mrs Charles Alder of Middlebrook visit Mrs Henry Lenhart. Mrs Hemp Gittings spends time in Washington. Leah Iglehart visits Washington. Will Durdett is very ill. Goldie Everhart visits Barnesville. Mrs Fred Snyder and her son visit J Snyder family in Frederick. Bradley Dorsey visits sister Sallie Cramer in Frederick.
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Grace Watkins
Gaithersburg
Bradley Dorsey
Misa Lottle Perrell
Margrete
Washington
Wii Metz
Minnie Dorsey
Jody Friend
Washington, D. C
Missey Gussie
Besse Loews
Boyds
Leah Hilehart
Reg Snyder
Frederick
Jacon Snyder
Roger Nichols
Philadelphia
George Nichols
Susie Thompson
Washington, DL
Harry Kanade
Charles Alder
Middlebrook
Henry Lenhart
Hemp Gittings
Dlc
Leah Iglehart
Washington, D.C
Will Durdett
Goldie Everhart
Barnesville
Fred Snyder
J. Snyder
Mrs. Sallie Cramer
Local social notes with Spurrier and Cain families
Mrs Mary Fowler of Unionville visits daughter Mrs William Moxley. Mrs William Cain visits sister Mrs William Chaney. The Cain and Spurrier groups travel to Frederick and Baltimore for visits. Miss Henrietta Wilson from Samuel Ready School Baltimore vacationing at home. Various neighbors and relatives from Mt Airy Meary Baltimore and Kemptown gather Sunday and Thursday evenings. Atlantic City departure noted. Roadrun and Miss Roth Brans of ???
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Mary Fowler
Unionvill
William Moxley
William Cain
William Chaney
Bromwell Spurrier
Maurice Gartrell
Frederick
Heatrice Chaney
J. H. Spurrier
Henrietta Wilson
Samuel Ready School
Baltimore
Mamie Murphy
Hatton Murphy
Mra
Henry Spurrier
Emory Murphy
Nellie Murphy
Frank Truxton
Atlantic City
Mary Chaner
John Clay
Kemptown
Charles Raver
Local Social News From Burkittsville and Nearby Areas
Brunswick and friends spend time with Misaes Irma and Louise Hauf fer while Mrs. Alpheus Young visits Frederick with daughter Elie Morgan and Miss Velma Guyton of Peters ville. Edgar G. Guyton of New Windsor visits relatives here. Wheat crop partly housed and fair. Mr Hoy Gross injured eye by wheat beard treated by Dr Brown of Jefferson. Ernest Reinecke and sisters visit grandmother Mrs J. M. Huffer. Raymond House attends Sunday School convention in Jefferson, hosted by Walter Doty. Olive Grove of Brunswick visits aunt Helen Grove. Luther Uuffer recovering. Master Clarke Willard of Frederick vacationing with grandparents Ed Willard. Mr and Mrs Frank House of Burkittsville visit Mrs G. J. House. Carroll Pearl of Baltimore returns home from Burkittsville stay. Burkittsville Reformed church ladies festival set for parsonage lawn July 15. Mrs Shawhaker of Monrovia visits brother John Koulke. Beulah M Martin of Loys visited. Harvey M Pittinger and others noted. Town folks attend show at Rangerstown this week.
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Alpheus Young
Frederick
Elie Morgan
Velma Guyton
Petersville
Charles C. Maughit
Kof
Edgar G. Guyton
New Windsor
Hoy Gross
Dr. Brown
Jefferson
Ernest Reinecke
Misaes Rath
Sarah
Westmater
J. M. Huffer
Raymond House
Teefferson
Walter Doty
Olive Grove
Brunswick
Helen Grove
Luther Uuffer
Clarke Willard
Ed. Willard
Frank House
Burkittsville
Carroll Pearl
Baltimore
Ladies of the Reformed Church
Shawhaker
Monrovia
John Koulke
Burkittsvile
Community Guests and Family Visits Highlight Weekend
Sunday greetings and visits fill the Barthclows page as numerous residents and relatives attended gatherings. Miss Minnette Moxley visits grandfather John Wolfe while Rocasin Murphy and Violet Murphy stay with Thoman Hipkins. extended families from Ellicott City to Frederick host relatives. Several local names appear at Pardum and Moleworth households with guests and outings noted.
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Barthlow
Rev. Miller
Mt. Aire
John A Molesworth
Minnette Moxley
Baltimore
John Wolfe
Rocasin
Violet Murphy
Hyattstown
Thoman Hipkins
Arthur Graham
Ellicott City
J.C. Snyder
William Ru
J. \ Engle
Vito Airy
Margaret Exe
Sundar
Jon Moleeworth
Wo Marphe
Baldimore
el Wolfe
George Renn
Visses Gladya Willer
Virginia Rook
Frederick
Lewia Moxley
Local Social Notes and Fire Damage in Loudoun and Brunswick
Loudoun Valley reports residents visiting relatives in Bruns w ick Washington and Harpers Ferry. A barn on Pet er Snider s farm burned June 28 with over one hundred dollars insured and far greater loss. Brunswick notes include Mary Henley from the Children s Aid Society and George S Smith visiting relatives.
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J. W. Bussell
Baltimore
F Edwards
Louise
Kenneth
Harpers Ferry
G. BE. Webb
Minn’e Virts
Mias Dorlista Islardy
Washington, D. C
Peter Snider
John Clatterbuck
Fime
Snider
Robert Russell
Brunswick
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Kackley
Messrs
Milforg Everhart
Elmer Potts
Washington D.C
Firemen to Attend Charte town Anniversary Parade
The Brunswick Fire Company plans to attend the thirty second anniversary celebration of the Charte town fire company in West Virginia tomorrow evening. A large parade is scheduled to start at o'clock, with advertisement in The News.
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Brunswick Fire Company
Town
W. Va
Tomorow
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