Local Happenings and Social Roundup in Frederick County
Lively county column details Sunday visits by numerous families from Brunswick, Frederick, Point of Rocks, Harmony Grove, and nearby towns. Notes church events, picnics scheduled for July 28, and a festival at Manor Hall on Saturday night. Several residents recover from illness while others plan visits to Baltimore, New York, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Michael and Manghier
Prederick
Daniel Smith
David M. Shawn
John P. Hickman
Chas.” D. Hickman
Edward Cain
Francis
Brongwick
F. ‘F. Cain
Dowles
Manor Hall
Lee Titus
Brunswick
C. A. Walters
John W. Null
W. Q. Stontfer
Point of Rocks
George W. Blessing James Carey
Albert W. Walters
Sheridan Best
Whitter
Kessler
Gladys Cordell
Louise Davis
Taylorstown
M & Sunday School
Jesse Carey
Hays Lamar
Licksville
Robert R. Ranneberger
Harry Null
Thurmont
Nellie M. Grubb
Baltimore
New York
Jersey City
Washington, D. C
Harry Stupp
Frederick
Walter V. Edwards
Pittsburgh
William Grimes
Montgomery County
Richard Thomas
Robert M. Ranneberger
L. A. Ranneberger
Barnesville
Yate
Local visitors and church events noted in town
The week featured numerous social visits. Rey Lleuw Bener served as pastor in Standing Synod while Edward Colliflower of Baltimore toured relatives. Apple church planned a July 12 lawn festival with music. Many residents hosted or visited kin in Baltimore, Thurmont, Woodsboro, Creagerstown, Arlingon, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Lleuw Bener
Edward Colliflower
Baltimore
Mra
Bepile Morningatar
Mr. Miller
Emmitsburg
Harry Morningatar
New Market Socials Mention Visits and Purchases
Mrs Annie Adams Smith and her daughter Lavini visited Mt Aury while Prof G A McBride and wife toured Middletown. Albert Dorsey of Mt Airy was in town for a day. Mrs E L Grimes spent a Frederick day with Mrs Keen. Several residents and visitors including the Zimmerman and Sponseller families stopped by local friends. Two men bought automobiles. Multiple short calls and visits tied to Frederick Mt Airy Kemptown and East Orange New Jersey are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Tabor
Z. B. Ogle
Harry W. Stull
May
Ruth
B. P. Ogle
Misa Jielen
Carrie Garber
Franklin
Ogle
G. LB. Smith
Annabel
H. B Smith
Clyde Webster
John Whitmore
ArUngton
Bertha Valentine
Harry Stull
Howard
Smith
Wm Renner
Thurmont
Misa Shlda Cramer
Woodsboro
N. W Stull
Emma Bowers
Misa Valley
Sherb
Alice Valentine
Baltimore
Lizzie Renner
Cornelius Black
Annie Adams Smith
Lavini
Mt. Aury
G. A. McBride
Middletown
Albert Dorsey
Mt. Airy
E L. Grimes
Frederick
Keen
Liucky
Daniel Swomley
Harry Zimmerman
New Market
Mr. Ogie
Frank Zimmerman
WW. H. Hopkins, Jr
Robert
Newton Maynard
Near Washington
Charles Ridgley
Roy Sponseller
George Sponselier
Clfton Sponselier
Mu, Airy
Miss Jones
Forest Glen
Montgomery County
Borden
C. Willard Metcalf
Sarah Metcalf
George F. Sponselier
East Orange
N. J
Thomas
Fannie Bromweill
Percy Russel
Brooklin
R. B. Randle
Elsie Borden
Jessie Brown
Leis R. Brown
Annapolis
Misa Ethel Fout
Kemptown
Emma Maynard
Margaret Hopkins
Janie Downey
Charles Poole
Jemina Ridsler
Hilda Wood
Grace Grimes
Monroe Rice
Douglas Rice
Irvin QO. Ridgley
Washington College sec retary to President Cain
Wailed from Washington College has accepted the position of private secretary to President Cain of that institution. Numerous short notes detail visits, travel, and social calls among residents and friends in Frederick and nearby towns, naming several individuals and places across Maryland and Pennsylvania. The items sketch a busy social scene with arrivals, departures, and local engagements throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington College
Cain
M. Reed
Is. Harleau
Middletown
Hay's Hair Health promises dark natural hair revival
An old advertisement touts Hay's Hair Health as restoring natural hair color, preventing dandruff, and stopping hair loss. It claims it is not a dye, harmless, and will not stain skin or fabric. The ad offers refunds if unsatisfied and includes a free sample deal via druggists in Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Hays
Steiner Bros
North N
Hay
Ste. Bate
Way
Darket
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Hansonville
Samuel Gittinger
Rebecca
Mildred
Harmony Grove
J. E. Palmer
Familly
J. P. Wachter
Clara Smith
Rutie Goldman
West
Anna Warrenfeltz
Mae Barker
Blanche Harper
C. G. Angleberger
Clara Main
Elsie Sunday
Catherine
W. Ramsburg
Clinton Sunday
Julie Brunner
Charles Clem
Roy
Ada
Mae Clein
War. Shoemaker
Melvin Ramsburg
Virginia
Mamie Wachter
Fuward
Hicks Miller
Chas. Storr
Philadelphia
J.B. Palmer
My. Ren Harper
Ernest Harper
Mi. R. K. H Harper
Louis Heend
Lewis Heerd
Rosie Cain
Flasaie
Calvin Jiarper
Laura Miller
Mamie Wuchter
Hsia Warrenfelty
Creagerstown
Ats
Foster Warrenfelty
Carl Rameburg
Mugene Warhtler
Adamstown
Lander
Hatailian Winfs
George
Lovelisyile
Chaves Pawley
John Carver
Myrtle
Brunewick
Wm. Crumnilt
Gon. James
Brunawick
Wm Lapole
CG. Merrer
I Wight
Glartes Wachey
John
Ethel
U Virts
Scotty
Point of Pecks
Wm Adama
Jefferson
Charles Harper
Waterford
John Tiarper
Jir
Charles Ranneberger
Graceham
David Summers
Calvin
Chester Joy
Mr. Limerick
Lewistown
Harry Groshon
Misg
Nanna Maine
Nellie Joy
Mr. Ernst
Union Bridge
Ed. Ernst
Jno
T. Joy
S. Everhart
Mattie Colliflower
Helga
Jno. B. Pottenger
Helen Collifower
Rocky Ridge
Mortimer -Browning
Warry Zimmerman
Lillian Williams
Mildred Maines
Capon Bridge
West Virginia
Morris
J. W. Williams
Alice Deleplane
Minksburg
Harry Kling
Walbersville
Maynard Dudrear
John Dorcug Wilmer
Kanover
W. R. Smith
Westminster
Harmis
Laura Baker
Savilla Brout
Magele Cash
Middleburg
Srendé
Alice Spahr
L. C. Barrick
Wita Crdmer
Walkersvile
Ruly Wefat
York
Grace Dorcus
William Whitmore
Oscar
Libertytown
Myra Poole
William Creager
Mred-erick
W. L. Miller
Phiadelphia
Alice Troxeh
Aon
Ralph
Frends
Joan Muller
Sumer Cramer
Allen Smilth
Raleigh Winebrenner
Taneytown
Phillip Rhinehart
Joseph Ridinger
Pen-Mar
Ridinger
Charles E. Ridinger
Agnus Arnold
Bernard Arnold
Miss Arnold
W.af Gallery
Anna Winter
Frostburg
Amelia Birnie
Omaha
Nebraska
George W. Clabaugh
Reuben Fringer
Seattle
Wash
Calvin T. Fringer
Inlaw
Lavina Fringer
I. W. Waltz
Washington
H. G. Waltz
Edith
Eviyn
Gerson
Edna
Susan Zimmerman
A. L. Waltz
C. W. Waltz
Stork
Altie Fouche
Edith Cockrell
George Haller
Hailer
Chicago Record-Herald
Jotha Kemp
Fast Kid Street
Norfolk
Charles W. Toss
West Second Street
Friends ii
George A. Zeigler
East Second Street
Wm. L. Cramer
Wiliam R. DeLushmut
Elmwood Terrace
Guy Bastress
York, Pa
Sadie Haberkorn
West South Street
Arthur Wagner
R. H. Lindaman
Bonnaville, Pao
Charles J. Miller
Patrick Street
Arthur Morris
Dayton, O
George Roller
Slaton
Ohio
Grayson B. Crumbaugh
North Bentz Street
Mamie Akers
Rev
A. D. Winters
Jap Iy
Ruskin Avenue
Cordie Murray
Darrel
Dayton, Ohio
Lloyd C. Culler
South Market Street
Fred A. Ordeman
Oirihana
Tennessee
Garrett §. DeGrange, Jr
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Patterson
Chambersburg, Pa
Nevin Biser
Newberry, S. C
Louie Haller
Louise
North Market Street
Perryville
Mary Trundle
I Dear
Lorraine- Woerner
Ruth Grimes
Katherine A Cramer
Glyndon
Franklin High School
Lillie Cronise
May Hine
Frances Winter
Alexandria
Warrington
Ocean City
New Jersey
Jesse W. Brown
East Third Street
Florence A. Brown
Church Home
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