Happenings in the Stone Settlement area report
Letters from correspondents note a March 16 church talk by Miss Elizabeth Hendrick in Stone Settlement West Virginia, aid society reorganized, visits by several families, lectures on Temperance, and local social events. Multiple residents attend inaugurations and travel to Frederick Baltimore York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hendrick
Stone Settlement
W. Va
Ladies Aid Society
Thomas Kling
Baltimore
LeRoy Sponseller
New Market
George Wolfe
C. Newton Kidd
Buckeystown
Crawford Swomiey
Mary Sparks
New Jersey
Moylay
Frederick
Social Calls Report From Thurmont and Nearby
Thorton area notes show Mr Grayson Palmer of Thurmont visiting his mother Mrs J E Palmer and family last Thursday. Ada Clam of Dublin spent weekend with cousins Mr Wm Shoemaker and family. Anna Warrenfeltz and daughter Zoe visited Mr David Mensell and family last Sunday. Mary Harper with three children and Nannie Baer with two children visited Mr and Mrs Franklin Stottlemyer on Sunday. Gail Ramsburg called on her brother Mr Allen Harper Sunday evening. Calvin Harper visited his brother Mr Alien Helper Sunday afternoon. Mr Wm Shoemaker spent last Sunday afternoon with his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Lleaver
Waynesboro
Nazel Tyler
Sabillasville
Mise Helen Colliflower
Jago Collflower
Alrs
Newton Six
Detour
Halas Weller
Baltimore
Mra
Jag Collflower
Ella Weller
Alr
Theodore Stoner
Wilghtler
Walleeaville
Harry Cheeger
Geelock
Grayson Palmer
Thurmont
J. E. Palmer
Ada Clam
Dublin
Wm. Shoemaker
Famly
Anna Warrenfeltz
Zoe
David Mensell
Mary Harper
Nannie Baer
Franklin Stottlemyer
Gail Ramsburg
Allen Harper
Calvin Harper
Alien Helper
Local residents and social visits noted in community news
Mr Hawiid Spurner improves from pisgugonia spell while Mrs Saah Browning visits Tignie after six weeks in her home. Mr Airy prepares an ice plant nearly finished and ready for inaugurations. Mrs Ehitintge Brownine recovers from illness. Mrs Sarah Crowning visits her son and calls relatives including Wr Ganaton Braidenburg, Mrs Hieriman, Mrs Nace Young, Mrs Heimer Mianiel, Mrs Camilla Wet weal, Mrs Andrey Druidenburg and Joint Brown. Modaymond Kelles enhances his house with a trout porch. Epworth League of the Mors echurch Souths reports a sale on the evening of March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawiid Spurner
Saah Browning
Mi Airy
Airy
Ehitintge
Sarah Crowning
Ganaton Braidenburg
Hieriman
Nace Young
Heimer Mianiel
Camilla Wetweal
Andrey Druidenburg
Joint Brown
Modaymond Kelles
Epworth League
Souths
Fergaville Church Sermon and Local Happenings
Sunday March 16 sermon at St Luke's Lutheran Church at 10:30. Local visitors and residents noted: Claude Culler returns from Washington DC. C N Trundle and Carroll Null visit Frederick. Mrs A B Renn back from Washington. Zimmerman family visits Manor and Brunswick. Trundle siblings with sister in Brunswick. Mollie Zimmerman visits Shook Churchill. Mrs D A Buer hosts gathering after organizing a Young People's Missionary Society in St Luke's. George Catsail and daughter visit. Katie Hurley and Cora Hurley with Dorsey Schwartz. E A Jamison and W T Mullinix on Mt Airy business. Roy Beall’s 21st birthday. Mrs Albert Titlow visits. Lewisdale Milling Co busy with corn, logs, shingles. oyster suppers by King’s Select Band March 1 and 20 for new instruments. Lewisdale Sunday school to hold after-service night March 22. Alie Moxley and Raymond visit with Willie Gue and Domins cus. Esther and Rainey MovJey visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lukes Lutheran Church
Claude Culler
Washington, D. C
C. N. Trundle
Carroll Null
Frederick
A. DB. Renn
Washington
I. €. Zimmerman
C. &. Zimmerman
Manor
Charles and
Samuel Trundle
Brunswick
Mollie Zimmerman
George Catsail
Fanny Beall
Katie Hurley
Cora
Dorsey Schwartz
E. A. Jamison
Wi. T. S. Mullinix
Mt. Airy
Roy Beall
Albert Titlow
Jenny Beall
Lewisdale Milling Co
Lewisdale
Beall’s Hall
King’s Select Band
Community Notices From Clarksburg Area
Many residents share visits and greetings with relatives and friends. Box social scheduled at Roy Moxley’s store in Claggettsville on March 22, 1913, with all invited. Morning and evening church services planned at Montgomery chapel and Clarksburg M. E. church with Rev. Tha S Davis preaching. Various locals traveling to Washington, DC, and other towns for visits and stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
James Moxley
George Moxley
Ollie Moxley
Raymond
Bartholowa
Claggettsville
Roy Moxley
Montgomery Chapel
Foxville Notes Move to New Farm and Local Events
Mr and Mrs Ulysses Toins moved to their new farm purchased from Wilson Pryor and Richard Pryor. Mrs George Polfenberger recovering from rheumatism returns to duties. daughter Miss Muth resumes Thurmont High School. Mr Arthur Smith visited Silas Smiths at Mit Zion. Alvey Brandenburg ill with rheumatism. Charles Marker relocates to Illinois. Vernon Buhrman loses two cows by death. Mrs Maurice Himes and family visited Dallas Lewis Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysses Toins
Wilson Pryor
Richard
George Polfenberger
Miss Muth
Hfigh School
Thurmont
Arthur Smith
Silas Smith
Mit. Zion
Alvey Brandenburg
Charles Marker
Tlinois
Vernon Buhrman
Maurice Himes
Dallas Lewis
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