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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
8
A Utica column details Children's Day at St. Paul's Reformed on Sunday June 2 with Emory L. Coblentz set to speak. It lists numerous local residents' visits, illnesses, home improvements, weddings, church services, and planned gatherings across Cedar Grove and nearby hamlets, noting rain shortages affecting crops and a mix of social happenings.
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Local Graceham festival features the Impetial Orchestra and a sermon by Rev. P I Heimer of St John's Reformed. Marion G Warner and others host visitors. Monocacy Valley Concert Band announces multiple June and July engagements. Church groups plan festivals and Sabbath events as summer plans unfold.
Sunday visits shaded by family ties as neighbors share in a lively church and literary scene. Otterbein Literary Society met with Chloe Cecil presiding, and Roscoe Ports joined the club. Community events spanned a Hanover conference and a lawn fete at St Stephen's Reformed, with a free will offering for Turkish women and children.
Miss Myrtle Day hosted a gathering that included Miss Anna Lawson Miss Dorothy Lawson Pearl Watkins Rosie Watkins Rena Lewis Libbie Beall Elsie Beall Imogene Burdette and Maynard Watkins Lester Watkins Roy Beall Eugene Mullinix. Mrs Sadie Davis and her daughter Loise visited Mrs T W Day. Mrs W H Broadhurst and daughter Odessa visited Lucinda Beall. Rena Lewis spent Tuesday evening with Pearl and Rosa Watkins. Mr and Mrs Jessie Barber and son from Cedar Grove visited Mr and Mrs J M King Sunday.
Members and friends of Mt Airy M E B held a Chil dren's Day program on Sunday June 15. The observance featured music and school segments with Rev J A Hart leading prayers and multiple recitations by Ada Belle Runkles Percy Lentz Dorothy Brangle Leon Kline and four little girls.
A school program features multiple recitations and musical numbers by students including Charles Brown Madeline Kidd Grace Gartrel Myrtle Day Nanele Brangle Exolly Thelma Watkins Hattie Rimbey Minnie Bellison Carrie Rimbey and other performers. The program includes solos and group pieces with titles such as My Best Friend Sunshine Captain Aburns Little Folks Who is She Little Housekeepers Be Police The River Plate God s Little Ones and Rainbow. The event closes with an address by the pastor and performances by the school music group.
Mt Zion reports Messrs Stoward and Maurice Zimmerman of Montgomery county visited Mr William Zimmerman and family. Miss Alice Pearson spent time in Brunswick with friends. Messrs Charles Himes and Arthur Ray of Meagaville visited J Stames. Mrs M C Fulmer is ill. George Smith and family near Jefferson spent Sunday with Mr William Zimmerman. Mr and Mrs Houpt of Frostown stayed with Mr and Mrs John Barnes for several days.
The Sunday school class of Buckeystown M P S S with Miss Dora Hess as teacher held a picnic along the Monocacy river. Guests included Mrs J H Baker and Mrs Hogarth with Grace Hummelbaugh of Frederick. Members present listed include Dora Hess, Edith Shook, Nellie Morningstar, Harriet Morningstar, Gladys Morningstar, and several others. The group visited the grave in the forenoon, enjoyed a riverbank dinner, played games, fished, and returned home after supper by the river.
Ernest L Myers and wife transfer property near Frederick to Frank M Urban and wife for 10. Paul D Myers of Lander and Lathan B E Sponseller of Harmony Grove receive letters of administration for the estates of Edward M Fuss and Anna M Cover respectively. Court orders mortgage transfer for Gustavus W Suafer estate. Final account of Henry Norris as executor of Joshua Norris filed and distributed. Baltimore business leaders push Governor to declare July 5 a legal holiday for extended Independence Day observance. The Fourth falls on Friday, with potential impact on stores and banks.
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