Mews From the County and Local Happenings
Letters From Correspondents in Pearl recount infant death and funeral plans at the Lutheran church with Rev Burke, plus community events at Reformed and Lutheran churches. Reports cover weddings, visits, home moves, social visits, bridge work by York Bridge Co, harvesting, and church services upcoming amid seasonal activity. Strong local names include Dora Kline, Rev Burke, and James Bear with guidance on Children’s Day and Epworth League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl
Mra
Dora
Kline
Lutheran Church
Burke
Reformed Church
Linnie Kline
Foxville
Rebecca Warrenfeltz
Cleveland Debnuter
S M. Blickenstaff
York Bridge Company
James
Bear
Michael Kline
Simon Eecard
Harry Hooper
David Frey
Jasper Morgan
Chambersburg
A. BE. Hoover
William A. Parshi
Carlisle
Charles G. Leather
Washington
Vernon
Baltimore
Local Families Join In Visiting List Across Town
Mr and Mrs Calvin Harper and others called on Mr S W Ramsburg and family on Sunday. Victor Stull and family of Bethel visited Vernon Stull. Paul Holtz of Frederick spent time with Anna Warrenfeltz’s family. Families of Stull, Harper, and Hine noted, with harvest weather delaying farming. Several locals and visitors from Kabletown, Frederick, and Jefferson gathered at homes, farms, and school events amid ongoing community ties and a church sermon announced for June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Harper
Lewis Wachter
Paul Holts
Foster Warrenfeltz
S. W. Ramsburg
Victor Stull
Bethel
Vernon Stull
Paul Holtz
Frederick
Anna] Warrenfeltz
Laura Stull
Bloomfield
Frederick Stull
Henry Stottlemyer
Mildred
BR. IK. Harper
Melvin Ramsburg
Baltimore
Nicks Miller
Myrtle
Mountaindale
Parker Stull
Sterling
Nellie Holtz
Franklin Stottlemyer
Ernest Harper
Nellie Harper
Gordimer
E J. Utterback
Lewistown
Social Trips and Visits Mentioned in Local Notes
Dr and Mrs Miesenhieder of Hangier Pa spent a short time with friends here Mrs Molic Cockerly and children of York Pa returned from a visit to this place Mrs Nellie Snyder of Weedsboro Va was a visitor here the past week Little Mise Wilda Cramer spent time at Rocky Radec Mr and Mrs Maynard Padrear visited Mr Milton and family Miss Mary Shank of York Pa is spending time with relatives Ivy reshour and children of Walherssilin visited here the past week Miss Mater Stambaugh is spending time with her aunt Mr Hagre Ralineten New York city Mr Clayton Snoch and family of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miesenhieder
Hangier
Molic Cockerly
York
Nellie Snyder
Weedsboro
Mise Wilda Cramer
Rocky Radec
Maynard
York, Pa
Ivy ¥ Reshour
Governor Sulzer Grips Legislation Deadlock Amid Visit
New York Governor William Sulzer, at odds with the legislature, was seen near town during a detour while visiting Mr Frank Dougherty. Master Bruce Stambaugh visited his aunt Mrs Trobert Ogle in Creagerstown. Mr Howard Delaplane left weeks ago for an extended trip through the Western States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dougherty
Saidly
Bruce Stambaugh
Trobert Ogle
Creagerstown
Howard Delaplane
Snider Family News From Washington and Nearby Visits
Mr and Mrs J C Snider returned from a visit to friends in Washington. Dr Mrs Herbert Runides and Myr Edward Beatty with Mr Airy spent Sunday afternoon with their mother Ms A B Snider. Mrs Monroe Rice has returned from a visit to Northern Maryland. Miss Annie Snider is spending a week with friends in Washington. Mrs Frank Madary, previously ill, is improving slowly. Mr Frank Madary spent Wednesday in Beltimore. Mr and Mrs Percy Kelly spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Roland Dotsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J C Snider
Washingtom
Hebert Runides
Myr Edward Beatty
Airy
Ms A B Snider
Monroe Rice
W. Wright
Maryland
Annie Snider
Washington, D. C
Frank Madary
Beltimore
Percy Kelly
Roland Dotsey
Local notes from Beryl West Virginia and surrounding areas
Maggie Douglass and child visit Mrs James W How ard as a lightning strike damages Ernest Pax home. James Farrebaker mourns a cow loss. Jacob Howard horse wrecks wagon against a fence. Coal mines run full time and rains are needed for corn. Myers family relocate to Baltimore. May Beavers visits Hampshire area. Weather and crop notes reflect heat drought and hard ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl
W. VA
Maggie Douglass
James W. Howard
Ernest Pax
Binner Bantz
Piedmont
J. W. Howard
Louis Grant
Hampshire
James Farrebaker
Jacob A. Howard
Howard
Samuel Lyon
Robert Myers
Baltimore
May Beavers
Mampshire Mill
West Falls Rain Postpones Children’s Service June 22
West Falls Children’s Service was not held June 22 due to rain and will be held June 24 starting at 8 30. The community notes guests include Mr and Mrs Geo Garter, Mr and Mrs Wm Scheller of Franklinville, Mr and Mrs Gilmore Recraft of Ridgeville, Frank Fritz and daughter Hilda, Rev TL Mickey, and visitors from Baltimore and Central We also note local social visits and family gatherings with multiple residents and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Falls
Geo. Garter
Wm Scheller
Franklinville
Gilmore
Annie Loot
Samuel Lowman
Uelen Lowman
Annie Hood
Baltamore
Philip Clark
Mrs Srader
Central
Sunday School Convention Sees Leadership Elected
The United Brethren church hosted a convention on Sunday night to discuss Sunday school methods. Officers elected include President Harry J Kefauver Buckeystown vice presidents C W Lough and W E Kindley and secretary Edward Rich with an executive committee drawn from multiple local denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Kefauver Ghusen
C. W. Lough
W. E. Kindley
Douwh
A C. McCardell
W. W Doub
Sadie Hahn
Noon Nations
Harry J. Kefanger
C. W Lough
W. E Kandley
Biward Rich
C. A. Gilson
Edgar K. Moore
W N. Jolliffe
M . South
W P. Fahrney
Church of the Brethren
William T. Staley
Grace Reformed
W O Glaze
Evangelical Reformed
Charles L. Stokes
United Brethren
Stanley Swartz
First Baptist
F B Sappington
Sr. Episcopal
S. Elmer Brown
W. S. Kindley
M. P
Buckeystown
J. Fred. Schroeder
Estate valued at sixty thousand dollars left to widow
The will of James Carthe Christo pher died near Laytonsville in Montgomery County has been probated in Rockville. It leaves the estate to Mrs Henrietta Griffith Christopher for life, with the Laytonsville farm passing to James C Christopher Jr and $10,000 to Mrs Samuel Riggs Jr. The residue is divided equally between James C Christopher Jr and Mrs Riggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carstairs Christopher
Laytonsville
Montgomery County
Rockville
James C Christopher, Jr
Henrietta Griffith Christopher
Samuel Riggs
Daugh‘ter
Engineers En Route to Gettysburg Pass Frederick
About 200 members of the U S A Engineer Corps travel from Frederick toward Thurmont after camping near Dr Magruder's place. They will join a 200-strong unit including infantry and cavalry for the Gettysburg celebration, with a morning departure and an overnight camp planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Engineer Corps
USA
Frederick
Hay's Hair Health Promise Reverses Grey Look for Youth
An advertisement claims Hay's Hair Health restores natural hair color and removes dandruff, promising quick visible results. It urges readers to visit local druggists on Market Street in Frederick Maryland for a free sample bundle including a half dollar bottle and Harvina Soap, noting age-related appearance concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Har
L. Varket
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