Social Roundup Sees Sykesville Visitations Across Maryland
June 21 in Sykesville records a flurry of visits and greetings. Mrs Delius Brown returns from Baltimore. Miss Margaret Shipley spent a Washington weekend. Miss Claudia Harris of Lushe Rock arrived to visit Miss Mary Agnes Shipley and others. Numerous family ties and trips to Laurel Towson Brookeville and Ark. are noted along with group dinners and a Woman's Club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykesville
Delius Brown
Claude Oursler
Baltimore
Margaret Shipley
Washington
Claudia Harris
Lushe Rock
Ark
Mary Agnes Shipley
F.ok. Athaugh
Ruth B
Darlinngton
Bennett Oat
The
Neights
Hamie Stantey
Little Rock
Russell Burdette
Lewis W
Damascus
Willoughby Airport
Levi Barnes
Laurel
Thomas G. Roberts
Charles VY
Woodbridge
Arlington, Va
Flohrville
Stev
Warner P. Thompson
EL. Pearce Hayes
Futsing
Fukien
China
Wayes
Hayes
Betty Lyons
Francis Newman
Elsie Jones
J. M. Harris
George Burks
Stein
Westminster
Joseph Donavan
Ales
Augustus Igus, Jr
Eloward County
Union Bridge June social notes and visits
Union Bridge notes list visits by Mrs. Margaret Pfoutz of Chambersburg to Samuel Pfouts family, Mrs. Annie Steely to her brother Edward Devil biss, and Mrs. James Rodgers to Taneytown to see her brother and his wife. The Methodist Adult Bible class held June meetings a week early for a farewell for Rev. E. W. Culp and wife with a social after. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Merril Crumpacker, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Hess, and many others. A surprise birthday party was also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Margaret Pfoutz
Chambersburg
Samuel Pfouts
Annie Steely Frederick
Edward Devilbiss
James Rodgers
Taneytown
Joan Brown
Methodist Episcopal Church School
E. W. Culp
Hey
End Mre
Cat
Merril Crumpacker
Irvin Hess
E. T. Devilkins
L. D. Penn
J. A. Bater
Carlton Fleming
Khtie O'Connor
Charles Magkley
George Foyle
Clarence Singer
John Fleming
Brethren church activities and community notices in Pipe Creek
Sunday school notices from Pipe Creek Brethren Church recount visitors by Rev and Mrs Roop and Meadow Brunel visiting Seattle, with travel via Idaho for Brethren conference. The report covers visitors in Baltimore and York, a severe storm near Horney June 14 damaging a roof and poles, dinner guests from Westminster and Littlestown, and notes on church services, programs, and student performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiven
Louise Hoop
Pipe Creek
Ruth Snider and Carl Baumgardner wed in Gettysburg
June 22 report from Harney Harney notes Ruth Snider attended her niece Louella Snider's welding ceremony at the bride’s home in Gettysburg. Mr and Mrs Charles Snider of Gettysburg pa. were recent visitors of William Snider. John Rose and family toured Baltimore, while Harry Mort Mrs Deatrick and Mary Elizabeth Lackner of Gettysburg visited Mr Dilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Hurline
Stewart
Harriet
Dwinele Anrein
Towson
George F. Howes
Brookeville
Brighton
J. Marian Harris
Blackstone
Elizabeth Harris
Rosa Gonzalez
San Juan
Puerto Rico
U. S. Barbara
Gonzalez
John Thomas
Boyd
Lewis Thomas
Oakland
Moss
William J. Stiller
G. F. Howes
Crawford Hobbs
Cantonsville
Maurice Quill
Laurel
Clinton Blaisdell
Jonathan Dorsey
Joseph Cremer
Hanover
Roy P. Johnson
Holly
Carrie Cramer
Sted Nertgusigg
Rosa Valentine
Quentin FE
J. W. Reck
Harney
Ruth Snider
Louella Snider
Carl Baumgardner
Gettysburg
Charles Snider
William Snider
John Rose
Patsy
Baltimore
Harry Mort
George Deatrick
Mary Elizabeth Lackner
Dilly
Sam's Creek Social Guests List Reveals Local Visitors
In Sam's Creek on June 22 Mr and Mrs Edgar Erb hosted an evening gathering. Guests included Roger Eyler, Mr and Mrs Fred Bloom from Taneytown, and Mrs Ada, with further rainfall of social activity noted nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam's Creek
Edgar Erb
Ated
Mother helped by Kellogg's All-Bran
A testimonial from Abbey Noad of Oxford England notes relief from constipation after using Kellogg's All-Bran. The letter cites cereal absorbent water forming a soft mass and aiding digestion. It recommends using All-Bran as a cereal with milk or fruit and mentions availability from grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg’s
Abbey Noad
Oxford
England
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Brainy Copds Marry Inanell Ta June 22 Cap Records
Fragmentary OCR notes show a local event with names and dates in a dated tone. The piece references a marriage or union linked to a scholastic record or achievement, but many words are garbled, leaving unclear outcomes or specifics about persons or organizations involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einaell
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Jack, Loys
Hannah Eckenrade
Earl Welby
Harry Stambaugh
Gold Thurmont
Brian Crum
Maurice Stambaugh
Thurmont
Walter Kump
Sylvester Krumbine
Littles
Pauls
Beatrice Hoover
H Tt Schidt
Tressler Orpha Homie Mehrs
Mile
John Teeter
Nancy
Rory
Whewaere
Ant A
Meo Ama Mes
Epworth
Mya Taoras Myers
Psuadia
Horace
Vis Sun
Caildren
Ddevhee
Shiney
Fiaok Mttely
Abinshites
Erie
Isa Seyth
Rte
America
Canton
Ohio
Melvin M. Engle
North Carroll St
Frederick, Md
GMC Trucks
GMC
Cient Performance
General Motors Trucks
General Motors
Sam’s Creek
Tom
Harry
Maine
Florida
American Oi! Co
Amoco-Gas
Sooene
Tona
Oo PD
Zeller
Bobo
Oclan
Rideau Hotel
Mis
Has. Brookey
Pop
UFLY
Maryland
Nisa
Blue & Grey Beauty Shop
Lesry
N. Market St
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Trederick, Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Gibson Dress
Olf
Reece's Shelf
eAscot
Riors
Etorf
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North Market St
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