Local letters recount happenings in Ellicott City area
Mr Vernon Titsworth of Ellicott City visits with Aunt Mrs Windsor Heal. Numerous neighborhood guests travel between Rockylife Hyatts town Washington and Frederick for leisure and family events. A birthday party at Jefferson honors a guest. Home Demonstration club notes canning activity and weekly meetings.
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Vernon Titsworth
Ellicott
City
Windsor Heal
Somers Darby
Rockylife
Amy Lawson
Myrtis Day
Marie Lawson
Near Hyattstown
Gertrude Wolfe
Loretta Schwartz
Near Urbatrat
Misace
Dorothy
Anna Lawson
Ly Walwina
Robie
Pearl Watkins
Ethel Leallacing
Ray Flilton
Yan Lawson
Myrtle Thy
Edith Duvall
Washington, DC
Mary Woodfield
Steb Tomb
Penton Woodfielt
Clark Windsor
Clayton Watkins
Walter Lawson
Josephine Wolfe
Potontac
Alice Lawson
Myrtle Day
Any Lawson
Hyattstown
Amanda Watkins
Browningaville
Baltimore
Bitmore King
Phila
Helena Bent
Virginia
Mabel Burdette
Damascus
Samuel Watkins
Emily Ebner
Canning
Edna Kel Jer
Mise Ebner
Roy Ramsburg
Albert Vassard
Susie Lakin
Myrtle Shaff
Wolfsville Community Notices of Travel and Greetings
Misa Bolva Stottemeyer returned home from Thurmont and Graceham with Mr. Chas. Trosell. Mrs. Goullie Martin and family visited Hagerstown then returned to Rocky Ridge after a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Palmer. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Blickenstatt visited Cavetown with relatives including Mrs. Floyd Lovell and Miss Beulah Warne. Mr. Ellsworth Uncor and family visited Cavetown and Mrs. Wagers’s parents. Russell Mangan of Hagers - continues the local greetings sequence.
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Wolfsville
Misa Bolva Stottemeyer
Thurmont
Graceham
Chas. Trosell
Rocky Ridge
Goullie Martin
Hagerstown
Ang
Harry Palmer
Hobart Blickenstatt
Cavetown
M. Ulickenstall
Floyd Lovell
Beulah Warne
Wire
Lovell
Josiah &. Smith
Ellsworth Uncor and
Mily
Wagers
N. R. Blickenstaf
Russell Mangan
Hagers
Retreat Ends at Convent After Silent Procession
The retreat ongoing at the Convent for the past eight days concluded this morning conducted by Rev Fr Drum. An electrically heated coffee pot, a earthenware device, has been patented by a New York inventor.
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Drum
New York
Religious Services and Gatherings Across Area Churches
The article lists sermons, Sunday school plans, and services at multiple churches including Evangelical Reformed, United Brethren, Grace Reformed, Trinity M E Church South, First Baptist, All Saints Episcopal, Evangelical Lutheran, Presbyterian, and Church of the Brethren. It notes vacation breaks, picnic plans, choir rehearsals, and special addresses by pastors such as Rev Henri L. G. Kieffer and Rev BLOB Humbelbaugh, with dates and locations like Mountaindale, Snaddock Heights, and Tatelook. It mentions union services, junior choirs, and a reunion of Frederick County Sunday Schools on August 3.
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Evangelical Reformed
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Olvet
van “Looltige
Neidtinger
Dy Inelen
Hartholomew
Foreign Missionary Bord
Frederick County
Snaddock Heights
W. H. J. G. Kleffer
United Brethren
United Brethren Church
O'elock
Blob. Humbelbaugh
Kammelbaugh
Union Chapel
Mountaindale
Grace Reformed
Grace Reformed Church
John A. Ditzler
Periday
Fairgrounds
Trinity M. E
South
Trinity Aef Birch
First Baptist
Tate Achool
Ute
First Baptist Church
Woc
New Church
All Saints’ Church
Saints
Douslace
Tmoavelock
Hooelock
Clare
Sandar
Thomas Freeman Diver
Church of the Brethren
Mary Pickford
Pickford
Kitts
Mar Pickford
Bee & Te
Bether- Sneha
Pavel
Mission Conference at Pequea Park All Week
Frederick county attendees expected as Pen Mar Missionary Conference of the Reformed Church gathers at PequeMar Park for a week long program. Daily schedule includes Negotional hour, youth meetings, platform talks, vesper services and a missionary pageant. Notable speakers include Rev. Win Schaefer and Miss Rebecca Forman. The event closes with a Sunday conference sermon by Dr Theodore F Herman.
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Pen-Mar
Reformed Church
PegeMar Park
A.M. Glack
Martinsbare
Stieon
Wn VM. Tind
Hellam
Hendrcks
Chambersburg
Mindina
Rev. C. Hauser
Philadelphia
LO To & Pom. Vesper Service, T To 720, Conducted By Revward Klingaman
George Albert Snnyder
Middletown
Mal
Forious
A. V. Sasselman
Mos
Rebecca Forman
Carrie M. Kerschner
Japanese Reformed Mission
San Francisco
Cal
West
John C. Horning
B. J. Calverhow
Reformed Church In America
Evangelical Reformed Church
Frederick
Theodore F. Herman
Lancaster
Desperate plea from Mrs DParke about missing husband
A fragmented plea describes a missing husband believed to be suffering from multiple symptoms and health concerns. The note mentions Mrs Lane and phrases indicating distress, delay, and concern for timely contact or address. The text reflects confusion and urgent personal worry rather than a clear action.
Church Services Reported Across Local Parishes
Morning Mass at St John's Catholic Church saw emus in charge of readings by Rea Mr Mis oof Cyartenoto who preached. Evening Mass at 7 appeared with low macses and Rev g O Wrehtecon led services at both St John's and Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Emus
Mis
Cyartenoto
Methoeroteas
St. John's Catholic
St John's Catholic Church
Kane
Methodist Episcopal Church
G O Wrehtecon
Jand
See Old Glory in Clouds Sighting in Pottsville
July 17 Pottsville Pa observers report a vivid American flag image formed on clouds above the town. Officials monitored a large flag atop the courthouse staff as workers concluded the reflection of colors on low clouds created the aerial phenomenon. Citizens debated whether it signaled war or was a natural optical display.
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Pottsville
Court House
Congress Adjournment Target Set by Senate Democrats
Washington July 17 The senate Democrats in caucus tentatively agreed to adjourn not later than August 20 to revise their legislative program and bring the session to an early close.
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Congress
Washington, D. C
Senate
Democrats In Caucus
Half Million Mishap Fund Seeks Liability Insurance Cash
Harrisburg July 17 The state workmen's insurance board has invested 24000 of cash in bonds for the fund making total investments nearly 500000 for payment of liability insurance.
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Harrisburg
State Workmen's Insurance Board
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