Local Notes From County Correspondents
Letters recount social visits among residents in Broderick Emmitsburg and nearby locales. The roundup lists gatherings at homes churches and shops plus preaching schedules and community minor travels among families including Grumbine Storin McLanehenge and Ogle, with many names tied to Hagerstown Woodsboro and Kaymar.
Local Residents Visit Friends Across Town
Mrs Maggie Shank of Unior Bridge and Mrs George Newcomer of Tah exytown spent time with local families. Miss Ella Cash and Carmin Deleplane visited near Detour. Mrs Havener Barry Kins Helena Stauffer from Walkersville were town visitors last week. Mr Wm Nace and family are vacationing in Asbury Park New York and Philadelphia.
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Maggie’ Shank
Unior Bridge
Nonarld King
Samsville
Roger King
Walkersville
Maynard Dudrear
Lund
George’ Newcomer
Tahexytown
Harry Anders
Paul Smith
Frederick
Ella Cash
Carmin Deleplane
Near Detour
Havener
Barry Kins
Helena Stauffer
Robert Everhart
Tanertown
Wm. Nace
Asbury Park
New York
Philadelphia
Memorial Service at St Johns Reformed Church
In Sabillasville a memorial service for the Jr. C. G. A. M. of Buena Vista drew a large congregation at St. Johns Reformed Church on June 1. Rev. M. L. Firor delivered an eloquent sermon from Romans 14 7.
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Buena Vista
St. Johns
Cottage of Colonial Style Reception Room by French Designer
Fragmentary notes describe a cottage with a colonial style reception room and a storyful design by a French designer. The text mentions the entire building layout, a wooden floor, and cost to build, but lacks complete details or figures. Evidence is sparse and the source reads as incomplete OCR.
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D. Story
Washington College Triumphs In Eastern Shore Rally Over Mount St Marys
Washington College rode a late ninth inning rally to defeat Mount St Mary’s 9 to 8 on the Eastern Shore. Costello and Bowen starred as the locals rallied from a deficit, despite Mount St Mary’s early advantage and costly misplays that kept the game close until the final outs.
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Eastern Shore
Mount St.Mary's
Washington College
Mount St. Mary's
Costello's
Shorethon
Ste: Mary
Costello
Baseball Scores International League Update schedule
International League standings and schedule show Pittsburgh, Louis, Chicago, Boston and others with varied records. Harrisburg Allentown Trenton and Atlantic City list batteries and pitchers, with team tallies and late game notes.
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Harrisburg
York
Connor
Therre
Stricker
Knott
Allentown
Alterntown
Pleasant Walk Revered Sermon and Cemetery Visit in A Church
A Sunday report from Baltimore notes Rev H W Zuse preached to a crowded A Church, followed by a procession to the cemetery to decorate graves. The C and P Telephone Company installed four new phones in local homes. Evers Shroyer shot 25 ground hogs in two hours on Saturday. Levi Stottlemier Josiah Smith and Charles O Fasterday each planted 1200 fruit trees this spring. George H Thomason bought over 1000 pounds of wool from eight nearby farmers. RJ Ridgier sold a young Holstein cow to J T L Wiles of Buckeystown for 100 dollars. He owns a flock of Sharpshire sheep and recently purchased Anzora goats to breed. County roads were washed out this spring and remain impassable. residents urge repairs and supervision. Cherry trees bore fruit unusually, with various locals noted among the lines.
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H. W. Zuse
A. B
C. and P. Telephone Company
Evers Shroyer
Levi _ Stottlemier
Josiah Smith
Charles O
George H. Thomason
RJ. Ridgier
J.T. L. Wiles
Buckeystown
Japan Rejoinder Sees Land Law as Discriminatory
Washington notes Japan’s formal protest to the United States over California’s alien land law. Ambassador Chinda delivered the reply to Secretary Bryan. The note argues the Webb law breaches equal treatment under international law and the 1911 treaty, but seeks no final settlement and invites further negotiations.
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Washington
Japan
United States
Chinda
Bryan
Abbassador Chinda
King Victor Emmanuel Tests Dirigible Bombing at Bracclane
In Rome on June 5 King Victor Emmanuel and General Ugo Brusati piloted a military dirigible balloon at Bracclane. They observed bombing targets on the ground with interest, showcasing aerial warfare practice. The event drew attention to the newspaper advertising effort and the paper's growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Emmanuel
Rome
Ugo Brusati
Bracclane
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Marshall Grumbine
D.M
Shawn
Aid Lock Ly
Lutheran Church
Sundy
Rocky Ridge
Wickey
Grover Bartick
Charles
Hagerstown
BP. Ogle
Hel
Bogle
William Heird
Laura’ Beird
Clarence Dern
Keymar
Howard Smith
J. B. Ogle
George K. Geiselman
Emmitsburg
Cartie Garber
Thurmont
Nettie Englar
Charles Eyler
Baltimore
Lydia Exler
B. Ogie
Air
John W. Snook
Harry W. Stu Amd
Dminiteburg
Berthia
Valentiia
Jénnie
Empiar
Eo. Seiss Spon
Smith Ane Nnibell
Woodsboro
J. By Ogle
Ruth
Stull
Willian
Foxville
Rocky Ri Be
Eva Goszell
Layman
Roy Dunn
Kay-Mar
Wm. Barnes
Eople
Norfolk le
Sabillasville
Glenn L. Saxton
Minneapolis, Minn
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