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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1916

Page

8

Emmitsburg Local Notes Add Details Of Happenings

Letters from Emmitsburg residents describe social calls and visits by Miss Mary J. Shuff at Union Bridge and Bishop Murray in Baltimore. The town’s businesses gain two plate glass storefront windows from Rosensteel and Hopp, and the People’s Garage on Frederick Street opens with Overland cars. Local farming and fishing, church events, and numerous visits across Frederick County fill the column with names, places, and small-town activities.

Emmiteburg Mary J. Shuff Abc Henry Norris Union Bridge Isaac M. Annan William G. Slaugenhaupt Taneytown Joseph D Caldwell John Gardiner Murray Baltimore Stonehurst Bishop Murray John Murray Johns Hopkins University Hospital Corps Maryland National Guard John C. Kelly Mount St. Mary’s College College Journal The Mountaineer Pittsburgh Kelly University of Pittsburgh Vincentia Sebold Providence Hospital Washington, D C Vincent Sebold

State Road social guests at Hillside and nearby homes

The Misses Corry of Hillside entertained numerous guests during March and June. Names include Mary L Schoolfield Anna Donelly Marie McHale Eleanor Adams Jo anna Adams Mrs Duke Adams of Baltimore and many others from Baltimore Philadelphia Pittsburgh Washington C D Cogan Gresnahan Fesenmier McManus Lacksey Corcoran and Martin families. Also mentions Split Rock Cottage Villa Rest Rest Haven Cottage Mt Pleasant and a birthday surprise for Mr Lewis Lochner on June 20 marking his 45th birthday.

Corry Hillside Mar Mary L. Schoolfield Anna Donelly Marie McHale Eleanor Joanna Adams Duke Adams Baltimore B. F. Saul Rosebud Saul Roge Saul May Albert May Elizabeth Cammuck Miler Stevens Mary Moran Patrick Haltigan Misses Haltigan Washington, D. C Mary Coyle Emma C. Coyle James Coyle Pittsburgh Split-Rock Cottage Brady Philadelphia Datler Dailey Mary Murphy Kelly Pittsbarsh John Cogan Brooklyn N. Y Gresnahan Woonsocket BR. L Fesenmier Anna Fesenmier Elizabeth V McManus Margaret Lacksey Mise Eleanor K. Barry Baitimaya Misses Barry Rest Haven Cottage MT. Pleasant Lewis Lochner Mt Pleasant

Cobblestone Bungalow Plan for a Two Story Home

A well arranged cobblestone bungalow features a full front piazza with corner cobblestone piers and a rear dining piazza. It includes a living room staircase with built in seating, first floor bedroom and bath, second floor with three rooms, large closets, full basement, and costs $3,600 excluding heating. Saxton's plan book offers over 300 designs priced from $1,000 to $6,000.

Saxton Piso

Local notices and community brief highlights

Mrs Linzy Lambert of near Walkersville appears. Mrs Charles Mice is ill. Preaching at Church of the Brethren Sunday at 10 AM. C Alonzo Rice, hospitalized at Frederick City since May 30, to return Sunday July 2. Locals spent Tuesday in Frederick for the circus. Farmers busy with harvesting and hay making. Charles Hann of Baltimore, MD Bankers Association secretary, narrowly escaped serious injury when an auto ran over his foot in Baltimore yesterday. he was shaken and bruised.

Reformed Church Reformed Church Bible Class Frederick Gupt R. Paul Smith J. A. Ditzler G& E. Cline Highland Lodge Harry Angleberger Mt. Zion Shookstown Harry Grove Laurel Alexis Klein Richard Nogle Baltimore E. H. Showacre Elizabeth Specht Adamstown Charles E. Whipp Francis J. Newton Whipp Flag Pond W. Q. Stouffer H. H. Moller Amos Eliott Point of Rocks John W. Null Edna Bratt Brunswick Viola Houck Ruth Specht Berk Lena Smith H. Ray Smith Morgantown W. Va Nellie Hunter Washington Junction Richard Thomas Mollie Ennié Ethel Thomas W. E. Rasford Carrie Willard Washington,d. C Nellie Carey J. W. Briscoe Clarence Eastern Shore Weeley Schaffer Bucherstown C. F. M. Walters Addessa Stapp Rath Marr St Frances C. Null John W. Cobert Lake Wright Fev C. H. Showacre Jesse Lynk and Son Harper's Merry Misa Violet Moller Lawrence M. Brown John W. Nall J. Frye Buckeystown H. Umbaugh C. H. Basford James Male Jefferson W. Frye J. William Null Pt. of Rocks Helen Frye James Hale John W. Carey 3. W. Fry Trev Edgar H. Showacre Charlotte Mohler Lawrence Brown Edward Joy Camp Harrington Chas E. Whipp Mary Stupp Geo. J. Specht Walter M. Michael Doubs M. E William Lily Charles Oland Licksville Elmer Ey Michael Charles Ranneberger Sells-Floto Church of the Brethren C. Alonzo Rice Frederick City Hospital Charles Hann Maryland Bankers’ Association

Fountain at Court House Park Undergoing Repairs

The Court House Park fountain is being repaired with new cement in the basins cracks and the entire fountain restored to good condition.

Court House Park

Pleasant Evening Hosts Packed Guest List in Mr. Pleasant

Guests gathered for refreshments in the dining room including Rev. and Mrs. Carnahan, the Lochner and Nusbaum families, Buckeys, Burriers, Eaves, Barrick, Routzuban, and others. The group enjoyed the evening and returned home pleased. The Mr. Pleasant Tournament Committee schedules a tournament for July 26 and Mrs. George Buxton of Keedysville visits Rev. and Mrs. Carnahan amid harvest season onset.

B. R. Carnahan Lew's Lochner A. Buckey George Buxton Mary Burker George Munshour May Routzabn Ramsburg Willie Barker Casper Lochner Clinton Nusbaum Dorothy Luther Smith William Lochner Harry Nusbaum Maynard Buckey Lorene Barrick Vera Buckey Elsie Eaves George Cashour Johnnie Burrier Darwin Burrier Willie Lochner Edward Burrier Howard Lochner Alvie Nusbaum Ada Nusbaum Carl Lochner Clarence Lochner Grace Lochner Herman Lochner Grayson Fogle Luther Burrier Jennie Burrier Oda Burrier Edward Lochner Imma Burrier Guy Buckey Phema Fogle Beulah Lochner Mary Fogle Keedysville B. R. Carnahen

Washington Camp Set for 12th Annual Picnic and Demonstration

Washington Camp No. 44 of Woodsboro Md plans its 12th annual picnic in LeGores Park on Saturday July 28 with Yellow Springs Band and several speakers. Red Men groups escorting Alf0retia Tribe No. 168 and Improved Graer of Red Men Woodsboro Frederich will lead parades on July 4 urging full participation and display of Red Men principles.

Washington Camp P.O. 5 Woodsboro J. W. LeGores Park Yellow Springs Gand Monocacs Valley Graer

Sunday School in Chapel and Crop Prospects Noted

In Mountaindale the Chapel hosts Sunday school at 7 o clock Sunday afternoon. Miss Inez Rochelle visited Myrtle Miller of Hancockville over the weekend. The cherry crop was short but peach prospects look good. Mr Charles Palmer is ill at home. Elsie Vernice and Nellie Geesey were guests Thursday.

Inez Rochelle Myrtle Miller Hanconville Charles Palmer Elsie Vernice Nelle Geesey

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Braddock Adessa Stupp Joseph Stupp Near Araby Francis C. Null Clint Stanley Sibley Memorial Hospital Washington Laura Adams Taylorsville Mary A. Stanley Homer Ailnutt Sallie Brown Merson Burns Rua F. Stanley Rob Stanley Ed Stanley Mary Lee Stanter Mount Tabor Episcopal Church Wm. Jackson Cora Howes Ritchie Howes Thelma Audrey Howes Glenn L. Sexton Minneapolis, Minn Piatza Av BEO RM A Linzy Lambert Walkersville Charles Mice Ouruminum Club Woodleboro Mountaindale Bartholomay Rochester Apollo Beer W. H. Shipley Frederick, Md. Co. & P James E. Doll Teoder Dr. Fahrney Dra Sox Beecham Beechams Dodge Brothers Motor Paige Automobiles PAIGE Mountain City Garage CO GE Electric 171 183 Frederick County Helfenstein & Urner North Market
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