Local Notes from Liberty Town and Vicinity
The July column records social visits and church notes across Liberty Town and nearby communities. Highlights include baptisms and Sunday school events, residents visiting relatives in Washington DC, Baltimore, Frederick, and York, PA, plus farm and horse breeding news. A major item mentions Forth the stallion, bred from Roy Wilkes, celebrated for speed and registered.
Community Notes Highlight Visitations And Local Events
The column records visits and gatherings across Gracemar and Kemtown including families from Gaithersburg Baltimore and Frederick. It notes church services in multiple towns and a Ladies' Aid lawn fete at T. M. Baker's home plus numerous relatives visiting relatives and attending funerals.
Walkersville Residents Buy Bicycle in Local Trade
William Legpe of Walkersville has purchased a fine bicycle from Howard Strine. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stauffer and family, John, and Mr. and Mrs. David Cramer are spending a week in Atlantic City. Misacs Rachel Namemate MiNard of Washington visits Miss Hel Bong Stauffer. Jewell Jamison, Mervin Heins, and Emory Zimmerman of Baltimore spend a week vacation with their parents Gay Andem and daughter Evelyn, who are visiting relatives in town.
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Libertytown
William A. Largent
Lewis
Washington, D.C
Watt
Crick
Lisbon
Howard County
M. P
J. £. Wooden
Martha Roseman
York
Natla
Waynesboro
M. E
Nev
Clarence Howell
Christian Endeavor
Ome Missions
Katherine Meeks
Mabel Albaugh
Nina Albaugh
Mary
Josh
Nina Smith
Francis Appleber
Genevie Gardner
Menere
Luther Lescalléet
Claisnes Sipes
Earneat Albaugh
Webster Leare
Earheat
Frank Hamwaker
James Cole Sappington, Jr
F. Loraine Simpson
International Stocka Food Co
Minneapolis
Mint
Ft. Simpson
Forth
American Fruiting Register
Roy Wilkes
Annie Alexaner
B.C
Mirae
Corey Adama
Mim
Fannie Bromwell
Cleveland Watts
Philadelphia
Amily
Harriet Stewart
W. H. Boyer
Wade Burgeen
Baltimore
George Burgess
N. Bennett Maynard
Jennie Maynard
John Simpton
Mt. Jairy
Anne Trayer
Miss Plummer
Chicago
Edward Hughes
Debbie Russel
Rachel Russel
Ruth. Thomas
Buckeyatown
Ray Sponneller
Corp
Stt. Airy
Nellie Stevens
Mt. Airy
Mary Utz
Sallie Maynard
Emma Jones Maynard
Frank Zimmerman
Se Salvation Army Camp
Walkersville
William Legpe
Howard Strine
J. H. Stauffer
Gon
John
David Cramer
Atlantic City
Misacs
Rachel Namemate MiNard
Washington, D. C
Helbong Stauffer
Mesera
Jewell ‘Jamison
Mervin Heins
Emory Zimmerman
Gay Andem
Evelyn
Overzealous Berber Nets a Haircut Prank
A Philadelphia Ledger excerpt recalls an incident with an impetuous barber who teased a customer after a recent shave. The customer challenges the barber's aim and jokes about a bare trim, prompting a playful exchange on hair care and vanity.
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Philadelphia
Ledger
Heights of notable Catakiile peaks listed
The article enumerates mountain heights in the Catakiile region naming Side mountain 4210 feet Hunter mountain 4052 Black Dome 4004 Thomas Cole mountain 3075 Mount Cornell 3920 Park at Mooee mountain 3875 the Witten berg 3824 Sugar Loaf 8807 High Peak 3900 Panther mountain 3800 Windham High Peak 3834 North mountain 34500 Overlook mountain 300 Planterskill mountain 3200 On teora mountain 2685
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Catakills
Side Mountain
Hunter Mountain
Black Dome
Thomas Cole
Mount Cornell
Park
Mooee Mountain
Wittenberg
Sugar Loaf
High Peak
Panther Mountain
Windham High Peak
North Mountain
Overlook Mountain
Planterskill Mountain
Onteora Mountain
New Equitable Life Building to Rise Sixty-Two Stories in NYC
Plans for the Equitable Life Assurance Society’s new New York headquarters call for a 34 story main block topped by a 28 story tower totaling 909 feet. The block bounds Broadway Nassau Pine and Cedar streets with an estimated cost of 10 million dollars and a block value between 12 and 18 million.
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Equitabe Life
Equitable Life Ansurance ‘Society
York City
Equitable
Broadway, Nassau, Cedar and
Pinestreets
City of
Metropolitan Life
Metropolitan
Singer Company
Broaiway
Nassau Street
Costly tooth work shocks Chicago notes
Johnny Green recalls a man in New York saying it cost nearly $300 to have eyeteeth cut. The remark highlights high dental costs and the time spent by the speaker in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Johnny Green
Johnny
One-Sided Manuscripts Baffle Editors in Paper Wheell
A quoted poetess criticizes editors for preferring manuscripts on one side only while newspapers print on both sides. The remark highlights tensions between authors and publishing houses over manuscript presentation and production practices.
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Bolo
Gladys Corum
Perear
Matthew's Lutheran Sunday School
Manor Wonds
Riverside Band
Walter Whipp
Mrr
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Charles Bataon
Ruth Branden
Wasaton
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Pauline Davis
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M. Whipp
Edward I. Reich
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Frederick
Hannah Reich
Edgar Shiendchild
Byron Etob
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Emma Forrest
Brunswick
John C. Smith
Elsie Fink
Poolesville
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John D. Norri
Charles Brandenburg
Mildred
Ellicott City
Church of God
Hattie
Luella Rohrbach
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Mra. J. 0. Travis
Robert Anchermeier
John W. Wilson
Butts
Ms. Butts
Harry Sanders
Rolach
Walter Hay
Washington
Grant Frushour
H. 8. Zimmermas
Grace
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Larry E. Kriss
Jerecate
Wiliam
Morin
Cian
Bial
Mary Mort
Mre
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Harry ‘Senders
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Germantown
Qurrie Roberson
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Mira Nne Lenhart
Suhft
William Rinehart
A Loy
Belleville
William Hayward
Hancock
Mee
Henry Lenhart
Mae
Willan H. Betson
Buckeystown
Lloyd Whi Nad
Mins Mac Leohart
Kanode
Gaithersburg
Burkittsville
Stipes
Hareper'’s Ferry
William Lightman
Edith
Edne Hightman
Lewis Hurst
Martinsburg
Abraham Wakenight
Othol, Gavor
Rehosel ‘Taylor
Madeline
Dorothy Horiie
Hagerstown
Melanchthor Horine
Lillian Hightman
Lewistown
Woodsboro
Felner
Woodeboro
Dunaire
Shaefer
Harry Shafer
Charles Shaefer
Sherman Bowers
Fraley
Clarence Albaugh
E. Fraley
W. Carty
Glenn Cramer
C. F
Allen Pitzer
R. F
Ernest Powell
Hamrick
Eisler
Liameville
J. B. Ely
Chas. Widd
Sean Pal
Missoa Corean Bell
Matearet Cochran
J. R. Sponseller
Viola Mussetter
Philip Mulfinger
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit. Compary
Raymond C. Kidd
Henry Keldel & Co
Harold Kingeley
Dorothy
Clarice
Algernon Fulks
R. Henneberger
Thelma and
Raymond
Frank Huseman
Yanneton
Chas. W
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Powers
I's
J.N. Molesworth
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Ate Alty
Harry Andrews
Middleburg
J. N. Molesworth
Graceham
Misa Sophia Groshon
Hockensmith
Pauline Baker
Bridgeport
Clarence Dorsey
Annapolis
John Dorsey
Troutville
Beulah Robinson
James Conner
Anna Homer
Harrisburg
George Hesser
Elise Weller
Joseph Qornand
Riffe
Ella Weller
Harvey Groshon
Union Bridge
Bell
Ardwick
Frederick Crawford
Amanda Seip
Elizabeth
John Pittinger
Georgian Strong
Michael Smith
Smithsburg
Des Mary Oespel Belle Seiss
Yeburg
John Colliflower
Ladies’ Aid Society
Harry Morningstar
Charica Eyler
Near
Thurmont
Emma Firor
John Shingledecker
Motter
Herbert Colliflower
Martha
Jessie
John Bentzell
Hoover's Mill
Clarence Gilbert
Nina Cramer
William Lease
Lewis Barrick
George Lease
Mise Panny Stauffer
Unionville
Jacob Dinterman
Hanover
Esra Cramer
William C. Cramer
Margaret Hood
Lewia Stouffer
Duaniel Stouffer
Harry Rice
Lewis P. Ramsburg
Reformed Church
United Brethren Church
Kemltown
Geo. Wolfe
Oliver Simmonds
Misa Violet Wolfe
Njamaville
Stewart Boyer
W. L. Day
B. E. Boyer
Sallie Price
Hustistown
W.L. Day
Daisy M. Day
Mortimer Browning
Mias Ruth Lewis
Brooklyn
Maurice Lewis
Jeremiah Browning
Maryland University Hospital
T. M. Baker
Anheuser-Busch Branch
G. H. Sapper
Magr
Akill
Appli
Footer’s Dye Works
C. Thos. Kemp
Fredf