Local Correspondents Report Happenings in Communities
Letters fromConespondents describe weekly activities in Middle town and nearby areas. Mrs Phinkmite Walch and family, Miss Nellie Castle, Mrs Virginia Keller, Edith Bussard, and others are noted attending church events, visits, and social gatherings. The piece lists numerous calls on relatives, Wochenend visits, and an Lutheran reunion excursion to Pen Mar with many residents and guests from York, Frederick, Walkersville, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William “E Martin
Charles
Hoffman
Clarence Rh. Moser
Clarence
Harvey Pittenger
Chavigs
Martin Wll
Washington -Pittenger
Katie
Martin
Ebner
J. W. Summel
Charles Ritter
York
Earnest Ritter
Keysville
JG. M. Robinson
Jaither
Willam-Mumima-ang
Stony ‘Branch
John. Dyler
Westmaster
Lillian
Julia
Sheeley
Walkersville
G-M. Robinson
Boy
Elmer Byler
Altoona
Walter
Larry
Boller
Smrs
Loy
Lallan Sheeley
Misa Eisie Robinson
Lewis Sheeley
Waynesboro
Brethren
Briddock Heights
Edith
Cashman
Pearl
Ridenour
Bock
Jésgie
Mars
Ania’-Garrett
Ethel
Heéner
Plizabeth
Sellers
Myrtle
Bohn
Eta
Whitmore
Mildred
Foglesan Y Abula
A.cobs
Orville Berger
Ethel Smith
Dock Heights
Frederick Wills
Widnes
Pavilio
Maguire
Mig. B
Worman
Questioning Candidates on Women's Suffrage in Montgomery County
Mont gomery county Just Government League plans to quiz state legislative candidates on Maryland women’s suffrage. The group, led by secretary Lavinia H Engle of Forest Glen, organized a Poolesville meeting with Charles J Darby presiding and Gilson Gardner delivering the main address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont
Just Government Juengue
Montgomery
Coun
Maryland
Jeagues
Montgome
Lavinia
H. Engle
Forest’ Glen
Poolesville
Charles’ Jt. Darby
Sellman
Gilson Gardner
New Junior Engine House Roof Being Placed on Market Street
Work on the new Junior engine house on North Market street progresses with the roof being added and the tower bell already placed in position in the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
Ing
Water Braddock Heights hosts midseason guests and dance
The Braddock Heights scene features visitors from Baltimore Washington and Atlanta area, with a long guest list including Miss Adelaide McBride and Miss Annie BB Harley. A Tuesday dance at the pavilion drew a smaller crowd and various local families attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
D. “Fy ‘Lee
Mike’ Lee
Nellbee
Baltimore
Mie Igmile
Frederick
Stelle
Crain
H.land
Jet
Talbott Urged to Run Against Lee in Short-Term Seat
State Senator Carrie Benson spoke with Congressman J Fred C Talbott at his Lutherville home after a Monday conference with Democrats and other party members. Benson urged Talbott to campaign for the short-term Senate seat against Ma r Lee, promising consideration after he studies the details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Democrats
Cariie D. Benson
Lutherville
Mair Lee
Benson
Benson WB Angie
Flo
Boating Party on Monocacy Reported Yesterday
Yonkers Statesman notes a boating party on the Monocacy yesterday. Readable names include Mabel and Rappington with guests Thomas Le Zimmerman, Larry Newcomer, and Nelson Stanit. Details are fragmentary but indicate a social gathering on the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ithesMonocary
Mabel
Rae B
Rappington
Thomas le Szimmerman
Larry Newcomer
Nelson
Maryland Health Report Shows June Deaths From Tuberculosis
State Health Department issued June figures with 103 deaths from tuberculosis down from 99 in May. Infectious diseases totaled 201 deaths in Maryland counties. Typhoid fever cases appeared along the Potomac River watershed with counts in Allegany Barton Westernport and surrounding areas, totaling 14 cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
State Health Department
Potomac
Allegany
Meedysville
Abe
Doubs Defeat Dickerson 3-0 On Dickerson Ground
Doubs defeated Dickerson 3 to 0 on the Dickerson grounds. King pitched for Doubs with eight Dickerson hits off him. Edwards caught. Dickerson pitcher White allowed two hits. Dickerson has only two losses this year and is viewed as Montgomery county’s strongest, while Doubs has five saves and no losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doubs
Dickerson
W. Smith
Brown
Edwards
Gi Bless Sing
Blessing
Vf. Specht
R.smith
Carlis
Jones
Collier
Mont
Gomery
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Phinkmite Walch
Nellie
Jaffer
Virginia Keller
Middlepent
Edith Bussard
Zion Lutheran
Holter
Elingst Sencett
Feagaville
Pse
Wsr. Ching Ins
St. Unday
Lewis
I Rand
C. N. Jennie
Julia Frederick
C. B. Derr
Emme
Camp
George W
oMask Herbert
Lander
Richard Mercler
Myrtle Harper
Brunswick
Messrs
Jack ‘Stavin
Washington,d.c
Samuel Slifer
Fred
Erick
Wm. Adams
Charles Rannenberger
George Cornprest
Taylors
Town
Lénnie Johnson
Richard Mercier
J. 8. Wight
Lilian Harris
Virginia
Mr. Noble ‘Waltz
Besale Watts
Michel Zimmerman
Cutsall
Ftoy
Ethel Cutsall
Blooinfield
Altle Pouch
Temple. Fouche
Braddock Heights
Talbott
Acclub
Rooney
Rockefeller
Rich
He-Niver
Frederick ‘Gas and Electric‘Department
Hagerstown & Frederick Railway CO
Choice
P. K
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