Lutheran Observances and Local Social Notes Sunday July Observances
Community will observe services at St Matthews Lutheran church on Sunday morning July 9 with a preparatory service on Saturday at 2 oclock. Sunday school meets at 9 oclock that morning. Misses Lillian and Elizabeth Culler of Frederick visit their uncle John J Culler. Miss Minerva Peyue spent Sunday with Misses Bernice and Margaret Myers. Mrs Johnson and Mrs Zimmermann visited the former's daughter Mrs Joseph Hargett on Tuesday. Miss Belle Myers visits her brother C Myers. Farmers are harvesting and preparing to haul in crops. Mrs C Victor Myers and daughters Bernice Margaret and Belle Myers visited Mrs D M Whipp. Miss Cleo Darner, recently with Miss Nellie Hargett, has returned. Miss Eva Culler spent one evening last week with Misses Cleo Darner and Nellie Hargett.
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Flory
St. Matthews’ Tutheran
Orlock
Lillian
Elizabeth Culler
Frederick
John J Culler
Minerva Peyue
Bernice
Margaret Myers
Johnson
Zimmerman
Joseph Hargett
Belle Myers
C. ¥. Myers
C. Victor Myers
Margaret
Mis. D. M. Whipp
Cleo Darner
Nellie Hargett
Eva Culler
Kemptown
Lillian Williams
R. Mortimer Browning
Baltimore
Frederick and
Braddock
Browning
Braddock Heights
Gladys May Fout
Victor Keene
Bel Air
Edward Herbert
Day Baker
Wildaere
Marie C. Lewis
Louisa I. Wolf
Lewisdale
Chas. F. Grubbs
Miss Williams
Miss Fout
R. Mortimer Browning, Jr
J. W. Williams
Gladys Fout
Goldie Brandenburg
Mamie Baker
Lorina King
Winnie Watkins
Monrovia
Messrs
Reyburn Watkins
Bainmore
Fulton Davis
Floyd _Brandenburg
Blaine Poole
Pleasure Club
Hillcrest
Helen Walker
Howard Watkins and Miller
Washington
Melvin E. Pyles
R Mortimer Browning, Jr
P. M. Dutrow
Thomas Peters
Fatnix
Georgia
Geo. W. Peters
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Urbana
M. E. Church
Thurston
Eliza Simmons
Elsie Warfield
Annie Durrow
B. D. Duvall
Germantown
Katherine Hughes
Rockville
Misses Duvall
Hughes
Burdine
Washington, DC
Nellie Harris
Eileen Davis
Join Davis
Geo
Mildred Stup
Knoxville
John Hilderbrand
Joe Stup
Clayton
Chas. Young
Edward Bittle
Laura Shafer
Clara E. Gonso
Roger Leary
Harry[ Lakins
F. T. Lakin
Mary Kemp
Clara Gango
Chas. Bidle
Myersville
George Shafer
Lizzie Eaves
Libertytown
George Moore
Joseph Hilderbrand
Minnie
The Tree of Life sermon and local social notes in Rocky Ridge
Sunday sermons in Rocky Ridge center on The Tree of Life. Local visitors from Baltimore, Kemp Town, and Woodsboro share dinners and calls with families including Black, Biggs, Stull, Valentine, and Browning. The Kemptown Pleasure Club plans its July 3 outing with guests from Baltimore and Washington.
Social Roundup Includes Visits and Picnics in German Town
Mr Hezekiah Dodson returns to Washington DC after visiting relatives here. May Browning Bessie Lewis Ivy Elsie Broadhurst Ora Watkins and others shared evenings and days with local families. Several residents visited Washington DC and Waynesboro Thurmont Wolfsville and Slidel. The Junior Christian Endeavor Society plans a July 1 picnic at Mr Charles Woll’s grave. Grace Larman from Slidel visited Mary Gartner in Germantown.
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Hezekiah Dodson
Washington, D. C
May Browning
Bessie Lewis
Ivy
Elsie Broadhurst
Hiram Musgrove
Ora Watkins
Husie McElfresh
Ollie Lewis
Maurice Watkins
Roy Weller
Edith
S. V. Broadhurst
Archie
Robert Weller
Harvey Burdette
Herman Hauver
Washington, D.C
Lulu Palmer
Minam
Jennie Hayes
Ruth
Wolfsville
George Poffinberger
Beulah Brown
Waynesboro
Ethel Ruhrman
Thurmont
Ruth Hayes
Local social notes from Gaithersburg and Thurston area
Mr and Mrs Lenhart of Slidell and many visitors from Washington and Germantown spent time with local families. Rev Cowell preached to Gaithersburg Masons at the Baptist church. Prayer meeting led by Miss Browning. The Ladies Aid plans a lawn fete July 4 at the Ur bana M E parsonage. Additional visits include Hickman Carlin and Duvall families with various relatives in Slidell Germantown and Rockville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kanode
Middlebrook
Gaither Mullican
Gaithersburg
Mary Dorsey
Grace Jones
Henry Lenhart
Keefer Lenhart
Washington, D. C
Harvey Watkins
Washington
Bradley Dorsey
F. B. Cowell
Harvest Winding Down and Community News Told
The farming community reports most harvest work finished and many residents visiting relatives and friends. Several residents, including Miss Mae Hilerbrand and Miss Mildred Stup, are visiting family in multiple towns while others spend time with kin across the region. A festival is planned for July 8 at the local schoolhouse and many residents are improving from recent illnesses.
New York Decorator to Submit Church Interior Designs
J. Lamb the New York decorator met the Reformed church improvements committee yesterday and will submit designs for the church interior decorations.
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New York
Reformed Church
Frederick Railroad Switch Laying Near Telegrap h Street Complete
The laying of the switches from South Street to Telegraph Street is complete and men are bal lasting between the tracks. A medicine for summer use is Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, sold for about a quarter, available from all druggists.
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Frederick
Frederick News Ad Prompts Subscriptions Sail
A compact subscription appeal notes that the newspaper is a stern necessity for many readers and urges sailors to subscribe, framing the paper as essential and urging immediate action.
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The
Frederick News
People's Column Questions City Debt and Veto Action
The column argues the city faces large debt from water works and court house improvements, noting the mayor's veto and opposing claims by county commissioners. It urges understanding of finances, delinquent taxes, and the impact on future public improvements, praising prudent administration and cautious spending.
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Cuy
Board of Aldermen
Court House
Social notes from court of Prince Ludwig Ferdinand of Bavaria
Rev and Mrs J B Harding and two daughters of Philadelphia have been presented at Prince Ludwig Ferdinand of Bavaria's court. Mrs de Garmendia, formerly Miss Baughman of Frederick, now resides in Munich and is closely linked with the royal family. The Hardings, accompanied by their daughters, are touring Europe. Tired and aching feet quickly relieved. Use Rizona Foot Tablets, Tarners Drug Store.
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Prince Ferdinand
Bavaria
J. B. Harding
Philadelphia
Ludwg Ferdinand
Bny
C B de Garmendia
Wittlesback Royal House
Alfonso XII
Infanta Paz
Spain
de Garmendia
Frederick
Miss Baughman
L. Baughman
Munich
Harding
Col C E
Rizona
Tarners
Mascots barred from Elk parade in Atlantic City
Grand Exalted Ruler Hermann issues order prohibiting mascots and freaks from the Elks Fourth of July parade in Atlantic City. 800,000 Elks urged to attend the convention week with large capacity housing and promised steady rates. Officials say the parade will be a spectacular display without sideshow acts and mascots.
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Order of Mikdom
Herrman
Atlantic City
Willaut J. Storck
Staf
Atlautic City
Benevolent and Protective Order
Detroit
Shers
Funeral for Charles W. Tabler Arrives in Washington
The remains of Charles W. Tabler of Washington arrived in the city on the 10 40 B and QO train. The funeral was held at the depot with Rev. Ulysses G. Rupp officiating. Pallbearers included C. Edward Sinn C. WHE Fout Guy Fout and W. T. Reilley. Interment followed at Mt. Oliver cemetery. C C Carty was the funeral director.
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Charles W. Tabler
Washington
Ulysses 5
G. Rupp
C. Edward Sinn
CG. Whe Fout
Guy Fout
W. T. Reilley
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
C. C Carty
Frederick Market Prices and Grain Quotes 1943
Quotations furnished by Frederick County Farmers Exchange corrected June 29 1943 with prices for wheat corn rye oats barley and mill feeds. Includes dairy and cotton seed meals seeds hay and straw prices for baled and not baled stock feeds and notes on winter and spring wheat values. Subscribe for The News.
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Frederick County
Farmers’ Exchange
Reformed Sunday School Reunion Set for Braddock Heights
Reformers across Frederick county plan the seventh Reformed Sunday schools reunion at Braddock Heights on August 3. Rev. George A. Snyder of Middletown will speak in the afternoon, with music by the Braddock Heights Band. Committees for grounds, transportation, program, and advertising were named, with members from Frederick, Adamstown, Middletown, Buckeystown, and neighboring towns.
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Frederick County
Braddock Heights
Augusta
Counry
George A. Snyder
The
Reformed Church
Middletown
Jeliver
Irving S. Biger
George W. Crum
Ivierson
Wiliam P. Holter
Braddock
H. D Beachley
Thurmont
Raymond G. Horine
Burkitsville
Jacob Rothback
Frederick
A. C. McCardell
H.C. Remsburg
Buckeystown
F.C. Remsburg
J. Tenyers Thomis
R. Claude Dutrow
Adamstown
David Cramer
Watkersville
Weather Vane Gift From Baltimore Temple Fire
Juative Lloyd T MacGill received a wooden weather vane from Eugene A Bantz of Baltimore. The vane, saved from Baltimore s first Masonic Temple fire, was presented by Grand Tyler Washington Nicholson. Bantz, formerly of this city, is Gideon Bantz s son and long associated with Adherence Lodge A F and A M Baltimore since 1864. He is visiting old friends here.
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Lloyd T. MacGill
Eugene A. Bantz
Baltimore
Bantz
Baltmore
Recruiting Officer Succeeds as Balti more Station Chief
Sergeant William Kaddy of Baltimore is appointed recruiting officer at the local U S Army station to succeed Sergeant Robert C. Jack who has applied for dismissal from the service.
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William Kaddy
Baltimore
United States Army
Robert C. Jack
Traffic Blocked By Plank Across Market Street
Traffic halted on South Market Street last evening when a large plank was laid across the street by the railroad company at Market and AY Saints Streets. The Mayor ordered the obstruction removed.
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South Market Street
Railroad Company
Market and
AY Saints Streets
Children to ride loop train tonight by railroad
The Loats' Orphanage children will receive a complimentary ride around the loop this evening courtesy of the railroad.
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Loats
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