Local Happenings and Visits Across Cedar Grove Area
Local notes report a string of social calls and visits among Cedar Grove residents including Mr. and Mrs. Beatty, Misses Page and Perrell, Mr. DeVall, and Mr. King. Widespread neighborly activity features church services, temperance league plans, a district campaign stop by Dallas Young, and a festival at LeGore Park hosted by Oak Hill families. A new cemetery fence at Oak Hill is underway and several residents travel between Washington and Baltimore for events and shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Young
Damascus
Treek
Mollie Riggs
James Barbwer
J. O. King
Jane Page
Mary J. Perrell
Germantown
Charley DeVall
Long Corner
Z. W. Page and Brother
Arthur Black
Little Son
C. H. Barber
Social notes from Rocky Ridge area visits
Mr J Allen Beiller of Baltimore spent Sunday with friends here. Mr and Mrs Newton Cramer of Wootsboro and their two children visited Mr Harry Stull and family Sunday. Mrs Weddle of Timtown spent Monday with her daughter Mrs John Wood. Mrs Elsworth Valentine and Miss Margaret Shorb visited Mr Chas Wood and family Tuesday. Miss Ruth Stall visiting in Frederick and Woodsboro. Mrs Frank Valentine and daughter of York Pa visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J B Wood. Mrs Geo Geiselman and Mr and Mrs Ira Geiselman spent Sunday evening with Mr Ogie and family. Miss Fern Snook visiting Miss Beanor Robinson of Hagerstown. Mr John Wood ill. Mr Falsworth Valentine on business trip to Tanertown Wednesday. Miss Minnie Tressler spending time with Mrs Marshall Teone. Mrs Geo Renner improving after illness. Mrs Chas Lone and son spent Tuesday evening with sister Mrs Michael Late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Smnich
Baltimore
Rd Dudrear
John Witmer
Hanover
Frinda
Miler
Fonlly
Wawirg Smith
John Myers
Union, Bridge
William’. Bornbart
Baltimore County
John’ Hope
Stull's Ford
Geo. Vanfossen
Luther Winters
Woodsboro
Theodore Rennerand
New
Midwayneta
Bileemnen Pa
Samnal Slagie
Oak HM
Wm. Martin
Charles Hoffman
Gaughs
G. F. Nichols
Oak Hill
John Biller
Lewistown
Howard
Harry
Elizabeth Creamer
Esther
LeGore’s Park
Church of God
Brethren
Nichols
M. E
J. Allen Beiller
Newton Cramer
Wootsboro
Harry Stull
Weddle
Timtown
John Wood
Elsworth Valentine
Margaret. Shorb
Chas. Wood
Ruth Stall
Frederick
Frank Valentine
York
Wood
Geo. K. Geiselman
Ira Geiselman
Fern Snook
Beanor Robinson
Hagerstown
Falsworth Valentine
Tanertown
Minnie Tressler
Marshall Teone
Geo. Renner
Chas
Lone and Son
Michael Late
S. W. Ramsburg
Mise Gaile
Calvin Harper
D. Grayson Barner
Ross Boller
J. E. Palmer
John Palmer
Charles Storr
Philadelphia
Grayson Snook
Rs. Laura Miller
Mamie Wachter
George Beitler
Edna Miller
Ray Beitler
Wm. Long
Wm. Eyler
William
Minnie Mumford
Westminster
John Eyler
Jacob Miller
Kansas City
George Link
Howard Mulligan
Grayson Barker
Minnie Bailey
Washington
Hezekiah Fox
Eva Slagle
Beiva Flannigan
James Exler
Formers
Daysville
Albert Dorsey
Helen
Jizabeth Wood
Barnesville
John ‘Mason
Moxley
Arabite Thever
Local Social Notes on Visits This Week
Mrs Anna Whitmore spent Monday with Mrs G Je Gelseliman. Mrs I E L Smith and Miss Valley Smith spent Tuesday evening with Mr J B Ogle and family. Mr W I Renner spent one day last week in Frederick. Master Franklin Gather spent Wednesday with his uncle E W Stull. Mr and Mrs Grover Barrick and son spent Friday evening with her parents M L Late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Whitmore
G. Je. Gelseliman
I. EL Smith
Miss Valley Smith
J. B. Ogle
Familly
W. I. Renner
Frederick
Franklin Gather
E. W. Stull
Grover Barrick and
M. L
John Palmer
Philadelphia
J. 5. Palmer
Heerd
Edward Heerd
Anna Leatherman
Safford
Alabama
R. K Harper
Hansonville Guest List Offers Seasonal Social Notes
Hansonville visitors and locals mingle in a series of social notes from Frederick and nearby towns. Names include Nino Blumenauer, Jamie Wachter, Mr. S. W. Ramsburg, J. Palmer of Philadelphia, Mrs. S. W. Ramsburg, Mrs. Calvin Harper, and many others visiting relatives and attending events through July 1918.
Mount Airy Sunday School Picnic and Local Visits
Mr Olive will hold a Sunday school picnic Saturday July 14 1912 all invited. Ada and Carrie Rimber and Mr George Main visited Miss Mary Steiner. Mrs Jacob Fabriex recently ill is able to go out. Mr and Mrs N M Rimber and Florence visited Baltimore friends Friday to Monday. Grate Main Yattie Rim Bina Swymers Ruth Summers and several Rimber family members visited John Lare's family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive
Ises Ada
Carrie Rimber
George
Mary Steiner
Jacob Fabriex
XN. M. Rimber
Florence
M.E. Banger
Baltimore
Grate Main
Yattie
Pearl social visit noted in Baltimore family scene
The Esworthy family of Baltimore visits Mr Amos Esworthy as Mrs Charles Esworthy joins the group for the outing.
Linganore Social Roster Notes Weekend Visits
Mr Charles Schneider and family spent Sunday at West Falls with Mr Lawrence Doyle and family. Mr and Mrs Harvey Moxley and Miss Lizzie Klein visited Mrs S and Young and family. Mr Herbert Smelser of Towson stayed with his brother Mr D Smelser. Mr James Dayhoff spent last week with his son and family at Dirker mi. Mr Patence Baker and family visited Mrs Mary Klein on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schneider
West Falls
Lawrence Doyle
Harvey Moxley
Lizzie Klein
S. & Young
Herbert Smelser
Towson
D. Smelser
James Dayhoff
Dirkermi
Sabillasville Hews Grounded For New Home Occupancy
In Sabillasville a new house built for Mr and Mrs Heard Waga is ready for occupancy and the couple plan to establish housekeeping this Sunday. Also noted are a funeral in Baltimore, a July 11 lawn fete, a July 12 St Marks event, talks of a July 19 Helping Hand Society affair, Rex M M L Firor attending the Schultz funeral, and local baseball daily at 1 pm with Walter Eby recovering from surgery and Frances Rowe visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waga
Frederick ‘City Hospital
Rex
MM. L. Firor
Baltimore
Elizabeth
Schultz
Walter
Roy Eby
Frederick City Hospital
Frances Rowe
Bernice Wachter
Emingburg
NEW MARKET GOSSIP AND VISITORS UPDATE
Mrs Mollie Canningham visits Mrs Fannie Bromwell. Mrs Susan Waltz returns from a son’s visit. Mr Frank Waltz of Baltimore. Mr Arnold Dean of Washington spends time with his father in law. Mrs Harry Mount and Mrs Harry Kirk of Philadelphia visit Mr and Mrs John Mount. Mrs August Scher leaves for Philadelphia to see son Clarence. Edward Bradford Spraier of Tauraville visits aunt Miss Nannie Reich. Mr Wil E Falconer reported two warrelated items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Waltz
Tareday
Frank Waltz
Baltimore
Arnold Dean
Washington
Feel Adams
Harry Mount
Harry Kirk
Philadelphia
John T. T. Mount
August Scher
Clarence el
Edward Bradford Spraier
Tauraville
Nannie Reich
Wil E
Falconer
Hailstorm damages and community notes in Barnesville
A damaged chimney fell last week injuring a worker and several residents. The column lists visiting relatives from Barnesville, Baltimore, Philadelphia and St. Louis, notes lamp replacement after hail, a galvanized goat replacing a damaged one, and that the United States has ten rivers longer than 1,000 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Powell
Yeurinis
Re’b Grove
Burkittsville
Granville Sherley
Shenandoah
Junction
Keeaysa
St A Vichael
Daushter
William Beatty
Tig
Alfred
Rs. Beatty
The
Temperance League
Cadar Grove
Willie Josey
D. C
Charles Burdet
Charley Picket
Washington, DC
Mira
Sidle
Oden
C. HM
Barber
WL. B. Page
Malone
Malone and Hive
Legore
Wim. Smith
Mr. Gro, Vanfogsen
Oak Hi
Rocky Ridge
Perry
Niagara
Great Lakes
AMC
Pheniagara
Erie
Oliver Hazard Perry
Lake Erie
Fairport
Drie
Essex
Wolverine
William. L. Morrison
Hansonville
Nino Blumenauer
Lillie Stone
Jamie Waehter
R. K.harper
Galvin Harper
Tamily
Mount Airy
Pearl
Charles Esworthy Na
Amos Esworthy
Linganore
Patence Baker
Mary Klein
Ht Young
Spring Grove
Young
Locust Grove
Pierning
Sabillasville
Mollie Canningham
Fannie Bromwell
Annie Trayer
John Hiser
George Burgess
S.J
Paes Tess
Goteeek Oie
Frederick, Md
Frederick Gas & Electric Department
Hagerstown & Frederick Railway CO
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
Kate Gittinger
Senest
Helfenstein
Amos Urner
Helfenstein & Urner, Insurance
Dell & Albangh Landing
Market Street
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