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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1916
Page
8
Letters from correspondents describe church services and a festival in July, social visits among residents, and weather affecting hay and wheat. Notable mentions include Rev W A Wade's sermon, progress on farm tasks, illnesses and recoveries, and weekend travels in Virginia and Washington D C, with community gatherings by M V C Band and U S School festival planned for Saturday night.
Mr. Guy Beas returns to Baltimore after time with grandparents Mr and Mrs Isaac Strine. Miss Pauline Welty returns home after weeks with friends at Rocky Ridge. Miss Carrie Slagle spent Sunday in Frederick visiting her sister at the Hospital after an operation. Mrs Chas Etzler and little son spent Sunday with Mrs J A Saxton. Mr Nelson Summers and family spent Sunday with friends at Braddock. Mr and Mrs Geo Eyler and their son of near Woodshoro visited her parents Mr and Mrs Cyrus Weddle. Missy Wilma and Elva Welty spending time in Emmitsburg and Fairfield.
A sequence of brief engagements and weekends spent visiting relatives in Frederick, Poolesville, Winchester, Berwyn, Hagerstown, Washington, and Baltimore. Notable items include Grange Friday gathering with picnic plans for July 27 in Manor woods, plus families of Poole, Hamel, Geishert, Zimmerman, and Thomas making social rounds.
In Emmitsburg a public meeting at the School House Thursday night aims to interest farmers in forming a local Grange after several attempts. The Emmitsburg Electric Company reports re elected directors, half the town wired, and almost 40 000 kilowatt hours sold. Local residents and visitors are noted, with multiple names and travel plans, and a cigar shop exchange about brand quality ends the piece.
Braddock Heights hosts several motor party groups and families over the weekend at Nibrah Cottage and Highland Lodge. Guests include Miss Marian And Mamie Lindsay, Kenneth Elchison, Douglass Lindsay, C. K. Ardeoser, Edward Kern, Dr. Alice M. Willard, Rebecca Wallis, Etta Cramer, and others from Washington Baltimore Norfolk New York York Pa.
Friends of Kirby I. Rinker report his candidacy for mayor at Red Men’s Hall in Brunswick. He is the fourth candidate joining John T. Martin Eugene Harrison John P. Crummitt and others in a lively contest leading to the August 7 election. Also noting Albert Palmer and daughter Leona returning from Baltimore after a week away.
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