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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
8
Local correspondents report visits among Frederick area families including Mrs F G Thomas and Mrs Kanale Bramwell, Dr Stephenson Hopkins of Belair, and many others. Attends weddings, church services, and reunions. notes hailstorm damage, harvest progress, and neighbors traveling to events in Gettysburg and Martinsburg.
Mrs. 3 M. C. Smith and daughter Edith Law from Martsville South Carolina visit Mrs M A Crist on Meadowbrook Estate. Open air social season begins June 28 July 2 and 6 under St Mark's Lutheran church ladies. Yellping Hand Society carnival at St John's Reformed July 12 and 13. Roscoe Brown and wife back from Massachusetts with a seven passenger Winton. Carroll Harbaugh, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Harbaugh, suffers severe fall from a wall after slipping on a stone and injuring his leg. a doctor was not summoned promptly.
Mary Nicademus visits New Onford and other towns while Nora Nelson of Mitchellville visits here. Miron Stauffer of Liberty Town dines with Mary Reddick’s family. Lews Barrick and Jacob Pewcy listed as sick. Catharine Fogle improves after illness. Bettie Stauffer and daughter Helen visit Mr. and Mrs. Remsberg. Margaret Gilbert visits Fred Myers in Frederick. Mrs. Wm Lease returns to activity. Mary Elen Bitler visits Charles Smith and family in Dublin.
Misses Edith and Bessie Dorsey arrived home for the summer vacation after a brief stay in Pittsburgh following their trip from Canton where they attended Mt Marie College. Mr and Mrs M F Saylor and
Miss Grace Rifle spent Sunday with Mr Charles Saylor and family in Graceham Mrs J H Colliflower of Canton Ohio visits her parents Mr and Mrs Charles A Dorsey Mrs Maude Dorsey spends several days in Lewistown Pa Mr and Mrs Maurice Loy of Union Bridge visit his parents Mr and Mrs C W Loy Mr John Jigler spent Sunday in Frederick visiting his son Mr Wmn Byler at Frederick City Hospital Mr and Mrs Harry Boller attend Millersville commencement Miss Currie Clem of Hagerstown visits Mrs J W Loy Miss Mary Shank of York Pa visits her cousin Mrs Rath Summer The rain Friday evening aided growing crops.
Mrs Mollie Hepsley and daughter Ruby spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Spurrier family. Mr and Mrs George Spurrier spent Monday afternoon in Mt Airy. Mrs Dorsey Moxley and family visited her parents. A hailstorm caused crop damage and shattered window panes. Mr Harvey Spurrier is ill. Maurice Gartrell, at Frederick Hospital, is convalescing. Frank Thompson and family of near Kemptown visited Mrs Margaret Caney. James Spurrier and son James Jr of Baltimore visited. Bromwell Spurrier spent Sunday with his parents. Miss Mary Spurrier has returned from Baltimore.
Cedar Grove residents report harvest progress with fine wheat and tobacco planting. Mr J C King and family visited his father's kin while Noah Watkins and George Watkins visited relatives. Mrs Iglehart and others from Gettysburg area spent a day there. A Children's Day service is planned at the Baptist church. A sale party passed through en route to Gettysburg. Little J W Johnson's child is ill. Trossie King travels to Washington by auto.
Construction has started on factory buildings for the Keystone Moway Car Sign Company of Paterson New Jersey. The firm will relocate to Hagerstown and construct along the Western Maryland Railway in the western suburbs, marking a significant development for the city’s industry.
The first floor joists of Cy Malone's bungalow on Fourth street pike are being placed in position.
Burkittsville reports and local social notes mention Willie Pearl of Kagerstoan visiting from Sunday, Mr G W Riivard, Mr and Mrs Howard Kefauver and daughter spending weekend with Millard Younes family at Keeassville, and Wai Beatty of Hagristown visiting home here. Reita Ligier noted among attendees.
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