Happenings in Localities Reported by Correspondents
Letters from correspondents describe visits to Washington D C by Mr and Mrs Fleet Harbaugh and others. Rehearsals for Easter services occur at the Lutheran church and St John’s Reformed church with sunrise songs in the cemetery on Easter. Local socials, illnesses, and family visits are noted, including a baptismal ceremony, neighborhood travels, and a mission society gathering planned for March 16 at Bartholow’s Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleet Harbaugh
Washington, D.C
Clarence Mills
Waynesboro
Sheister
Wills
Thos. Pryor
St. John’s! Reformed
Local Social Notes CoverVisits and Sick ListUpdates
Charles F Murphy and family visited by Mrs Hubbard of Croag erstown. Mrs Edgeworth Valentine spent Thursday with Mrs Willie Muller. Mrs Howard Smith visited Geo Semth family. Joseph Shriner back from illness. Orr and Mrs William Damuth and family with Edward Stitely near Jolnsville. Ira Boozer family with Henry Boozer near Ladiesburg. Jacob Smith and Manuel Renner sick and visiting friends. Alice Vanfossen returned from Daysville. Keefer Redman and family moved to Frederick. George Potts spent a day in Frederick. Woodard Roberts ill. Mrs John Albaugh and Mrs Mar Faole of New Midway visited. Mrs Jank Squearing of Frederick visited Daniel Myler. Cora Miller of Woodsboro visited Cornelius Wyter. Cora Auffman of Union Bridge visiting grandparents Jacob Smith. George Etzler and Mare Bowers attended a butcher dinner at Sam Slagle’s. Pierceshine visited Mezekiah Pipinger. Jacob Hoser spent Tuesday in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orr
William Damuth
Guuckly
and Afra
Edward Stitely
Jolnsville
Ira Boozer
Henry Boozer
Ladiesburg
Jacob Smith
Manuel Renner
Tingerstown
Alig¢e Vanfossen
Daysville
Cornelius Wyter
Cora Auffman
Union Bridge
George Etzler
Mare “Bowers
Samuel Slagle
Pierceshine
Mezekiah Pipinger
Jacob Hoser
Frederick
Local Social Visits Highlight Weekend Guests
Mr and Mrs Geo C Thomas and son Elwin spent Sunday with Thomas family. Arnie Purdum and Arnold Burdette visited Columbus Purdum of Delmascus. Mrs Frank Jones spent the weekend in Baltimore with friends. Thurman Burgess of New Market is with brother Jess Kelly. Edwin Moxles and daughter Sadie with Drayer of Plane No 4 visited C J Poole family. Annie Snyder visits Ellicott City. Mrs C E McMullen and daughter Margaret spent Sunday with Mr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. C. Thomas
Elwin
Thomas
Arnie Purdum
Arn Burdette
Columbus Purdum
Delmascus
Frank Jones
Baltimore
Thurman Burgess
New Market
Jess Kelly
Edwin Moxles
Sadist
Drayer
Plane No. 4
C. J. Poole
Annie Snyder
Ellicott City
C. E. McMullen
Margaret
Rocky Ridge Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Robert Annan of Femmitsburg spent Thursday morning with friends. Mr and Mrs Boop Ogle and daughter visited Mr and Mrs J B Ogle on Sunday. Robert Biggs of Ballinore visited Sunday. Howard Smith and Frank Garber's family with them visited the Stullong family. Frank Stevens and daughter from Creagerstown visited John Snook and family. W A Black spent Tuesday in Thuirment on business. Mrs J Allen Butler visiting her parents John Whitmore of Arlington. Sammel Stambaugh of Gracchain and I Fisher with family visited Harvey Glamibauch. Ira Valentine is in Baltimore. Newton Cramer and children of Woodsboro visited W L Stull. Clyde Webster of Thurmont visited his grandparents J B Ogle. Grover Barrick visited late Saturday. Anna Whitmore spent Tuesday with G K Geiselmaan. Carrie Garber and Miss May Stull attended the Washington inauguration. William Anders of Hagerstown visiting relatives. Clay Wood and family of Chambersburg made a brief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Annan
Femmitsburg
Ars. Boop, Ogle
J B. Ogle
Robert Biggs
Ballinore
Howard Smith
Franklin Garber
Uarry Stullong
Myr
Frank Stevens
Creagerstown
John Snook
W. A. Black
Thuirment
J. Allen Beltler
John Whitmore
Arlington
Sammel Stambaugh
Gracchain
I Fisher
Harvey Glamibauch
Ira Valentine
Baltimore
Newton Cramer
Tno
Woodsboro
LW. Stull
Clyde Webster
Thurmont
J. B. Ogle
Grover Barrick
Michael Late
Anna Whitmore
G. K.geiselmaan
Carrie Garber
May Stull
Washington
William Anders
Hagerstown
Clay Wood
Chambersburg
Local residents and visitors noted in Howard and Frederick counties
Miss Tone Wood has returned home after visiting relatives in Howard county. Miss Minnie Mines of Frederick visited Mrs Fannie Bromwell. Mrs Anna Thompson of Plane No 4 visited Mrs E L Grimes. Rev P M Royden visited relatives in Prince George county. Rev Marshall of Sykeswire held services at Grace PL ED Church. Mrs H N Hopkins, Miss Margaret Hopkins and Master Hanford Hopkins visited Baltimore. Mr and Mrs D E Stone of Emmitsburg visited her mother Mary Downey. The W C T U met at Mrs John E McCahan's home. Mr and Mrs Roy Sponsel and son George visited relatives in Wayville. Miss Jess Grimes visited relatives in Kemptown. Mrs ALPE Jones spent Wednesday in Frederick. Dr Jesse W Downer of Baltimore spent Sunday with his mother Mary Downey. Mr Ridsles Stier of Perryman wed, visiting her stouch near last Thien Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tone Wood
Howard County
Minnie Mines
Frederick
Fannie Bromwell
Anna Thompson
E. L. Grimes
P.M. Royden
Prince George County
Mr Marshall
Sykeswire
Grace PL ED
H. N. Hopkins
Margaret Hopkins
Hanford Hopkins
Baltimore
D. E. Stone
Emmitsburg
Mary Downe
Ecentrix
John E. McCahan
Wednesaay
Roy Sponselisr
George
Yaiwaywlle
Jess‘ Grimes
Kemptown
AL PE. Jones
Jesse W. Downer
Balio
Mara Downey
Ridsles Stier
Perryman
Yig Sissing
asl + Thien Bridge
Davis
Ella Ceollas
Washington
Elsie Burdette
Fountain Mills
Walter Cecil
Monras Watkins
Alice Slapley
Reed
Lizzie Luli
Poolesville
Edith Luli
Mountain Church
Joline Davis
Harry Spencer
Otis Holland
John Nicholson
Buck Lodge
HYATTSTOWN RESIDENCE CHANGE REPORTED BY MURPHYS
In Hyattstown this month William Creer and family shifted from their Wir farm long owned by Messrs Eugene and George Murphy. The Murphy brothers moved into the residence on the Clarkehayce deed, with Mrs Simmons noted as accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hsntstown
William Creer
Famih
Wir
Fon Merh
Eugene and
Georre Merphy
Murphy
Joan Mrs ST Simmons
Count Tame Ta Clarkehayce Dehn
Local residents buy property. several move in nearby
Webster V Burdelia and Annie Leather with Frank purchase town homes and will relocate soon. Edgar Burdelia to occupy Gardiner homestead. Inauguration attendees named. local residents travel and visit. Easter service planned at Mountain church. many residents visit relatives and attend community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster V. Burdelia
Town
Capeets
Annie Leather
Frank
Simmons
Wil
Edgar Burdebia
Gardiner Homestead
W. J. Burgee Mery Fra Davis
Allice Murphy
Paul Linthicum
Cultus Mortimer
William Miles
Byron Darby
Baw. Mujaiu
C. AL. Qin ‘Henm
Caasidy Linthicum
Noble Das
Thomas Keith
Dunkard
Monrovia
Pilace
Plane No 4 and Local Notes from New Market area
Mrs Annie Thompson returns to A Lu Grimes in New Market after a home spell. Mrs John Firover of Sykesville visited Mr Alfred Gartrell on Tuesday. Mr Harvey Spurrier convalesces from pneumonia and Mr Emory Purdue convalesces from typhoid fever. Mrs Hattie Toad to sell household and kitchen furniture on Saturday March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Thompson
A. Lu Grimes
New Market
John Firover
Sykesville
Alfred Gartrell
Harvey Spurrier
Emory Purduw
Hattie Toad
Local notes and moving announcements from Mt Airy area
Miss Bettie Stalul returns home from Frederick visit. Mr Clifford Peddicord of Sidney Va visits parents. Mr and Mrs Edward Chaney move to Mt Airy. Mrs Alfred Gartre spends Wednesday with Mrs J H Spurrier. Sick list includes Miss Kate Spurrier Mrs Frank Spurrier and Mr George Spurrier. Miss Bertha Spurrier and Mrs W H Chaney spend Wednesday evening in Mt Airy. The I O G T Lodge and Mite Society of Plane No 4 plan a concert at Plane No 4 Hall on Thursday night March 20. Art Dash begins erection of two brick houses on West Fifth Street. Thompson and Myers are contracted for the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettie Stalul
Frederick
Clifford Peddicord
Sidney
C Peddicord
Edward Chaney
Mt. Airy
Alfred Gartre
J. H. Spurrier
Kate Spurrier
Frank Spurrier
George Spurrier
Bertha Spurrier
W. H., Chaney
Mt Agry
1. O G. T. Lodge and
Mite Society
Plane No 4
Plane No. 4
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sabillasville
M. Firor
Albert Coffman
Wilbur Moorehead
Boyer
Philadelphia
Clare. Boyer
Winnie Watking
Mt Airy
R. Keller
Galtimer
Minsonun Care
Brunswick
Will Brodke
Wechester
J. D. Boyer
Hazel M. Walker
Lillian Williams
Williams
Lewis Kefauver
Middletown
Rufus E Baker
James D. Boyer
Rufus E. Baker
Jessie Grimes
Goldye Crandenburg
W. L. Day
Emory Furdum
Famiy
L. G Rent
Mies Spencer
Frank Madary
Join Minberger
Mis
John Purduim
Jamea J Day
Damascus
John A. Molesworth
Boggle Barnum
Blanche Gartell
Het
Join Roderick
Amy Wolfe
Edina Wolfe
Spencer
Karl and
Raymond Madary
the Missionary Society
Bartholow’s
Charles F. Murphy
Wo HL Wood
Hubbard
Croagerstown
Geo Hubbard
Edgeworth Valentine
Willie Muller
Geo Semth
Joseph Shriner
Legore
American Press Association
Rocky Ridge
Studebaker
Tve
Storr
Ity
Serress Peay
South Bend
Ind
York
Dallas
Kansas
Denver Binneapglis
Caltlaere
Toftland
Hyattstown
COMUS
Tener
Arty C. Dash
West Fifth Street
Thompson and Myers
Goff
Goff’s
Foster's
DVE
A. Kate Gittinger
Ernest Helfenstein
Amos Urner
Helfenstein & Urner
Insurance
Don & Mbaugh BuilDing
Market Street
R. Fahraey
Portner’s
Bock
R. C. Strangmann
Hygeia Ice CO
Frederick, MD
Carroll
Montgomery
BUICK
Ideal Garage ’Co
Lars
Frederick Gas and Electric Company
Automobile Insurance
Griffin & Griffin
W. Patrick St
Liston
Frederick, Ma
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