Community Notes on Local Family Visits and Illnesses
Mrs Wm Wachter and daughters Marguerite and Mildred and son William spent Sunday with friends at Leegore Little Martha Holdcraft is on the sick list Miss Lera Harshman is on the Mr Franklin Harshman sprained his ankle on Saturday Mr Russel Strine is on the sick list Mrs Theodore Zimmerman is critically ill Mrs Valentine Carmack who has been on the sick list is improving Mr and Mrs Roy Leatherman and Mrs Strong visited Mrs Allie Gilbert and family on Sunday A birthday supper was given Mr Dorsey Zimmerman at his home on Sunday evening Those present were Mr and Mrs Dorsey Zimmerman Mr and Mrs Sydney Wachter Mr and Mrs Wm Wilhide Mrs David Zimmerman Misses Isabel Pauline and Lillian Zimmerman Estelle and Lola Wachter Fannie Zimmerman and Nellie Wilhide Messrs Maurice Holzbrener Wilbert Gaugh Glenn and Raymond Zimmerman and Roger Filhide A very pleasant evening was spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Wachter
Marguerite
Mildred
William
LéeGore
Martha Holdcraft
Lera Harshman
Franklin Harshman
Russel Strine
Roy Leatherman
Strong
Allie Gilbert
Dorsey Zimmerman
Sydney Wachter
Wm. Wilhide
David Zimmerman
Isabel
Pauline
Lillian Zimmerman
Estelle
Lola Wachter
Fannie Zimmerman
Nellie Wilhide
Maurice Holbrener
Wilbert Gaugh
Glenn and
Raymond Zimmerman
Roger Filhide
Local Notes Include Visits and Church Service
Mrs Lela M. Strube suffers a severe cold. Harry Cosgrave and family visited Dixon kin. Edith Cook and Carlton spent time at Dixon home. J B Dixon plans cross ties. Whip to move to Dixon farm. Harrises traveled to Frederick. Easter service at Mountain church led by Rev. Davis. Grover Dison bought a fine driving horse. Lela M Stribe visited Dixon and Grover Dixon. Howard Bell and family from Jamsville stayed with Pheins in Pearl. Albert W Phelps children recovered from scarlet fever and can attend school. Bell and Mrs Phelps enjoyed Saturday in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela M. Strube
Harry Cosgrave
Dixon
James Harris
Frederick
Mountain Church
Rev. Davis
Clarksburg
Grover Dison
Edgar Burdette
Lela M Stribe
Grover Dixon
Howard Bell
Ells
Albert
iJamsville
Jesse Pheins
Pearl
Albert W. Phelps
Albert Phelps
Sharpshire society notes visit and passes in DC
Gaithersburg brief records Miss Cave Hebb of Sharpshire visiting Mrs John Snouffar. Meesra Reed and Frank Selby spent Saturday in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaithersburg
Local Sundry Visits and Barn Construction Near Juaysoneville
Mr Victor Hart spent Sunday with Mr Clarence Lindsay. Mesare Oscar and Willian Small spent Sunday with Mr Adbert Day. Mr Milton Reed spent one day last week with Mr Merman Reed. Mr 5 J Plummer is building a barn on one of his farms near Juaysoneville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Hart
Clarence Lindsay
Mesare Oscar
Willian Small
Adbert Day
Milton Reed
Merman Reed
J. Plummer
Juaysoneville
Italy Communion Observed at Mt Olola Reformed Church
Italy Communion observ ed in Mt 7ola Reformed church Sun day afternoon March 23 at 1 230 o clock Preparatory service Friday at 2 46 o clock Hungter service by Mt 4103 Reformed church MJ on Tuesday evening March 25 at 7 o'clock. Mr Wiliam l) Culler spent sev eral days last week with his daugh ter Min G M (Willer Lewistown. Mr and Mis Al Zimmerman spent Sunday afternoon at Mr LC Wagkey's near Churchill ew. Charles Trundle visiting at uncle's Mr Tewis near Davis tow Mise Halue May and Mrs awoward Wachter of near Pearl spent Sunday at Mr th M. Feaga's. Miss Nora Hargett who has been spending some tno with her siste r Baltimese returned home tact week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Zimmerman
Frederick
J. Zimmerman
P.M Boyden
Prince George County
H. EB. Adams
Ins
Washington
Charles Wison
William Shaw
Frank Downey
Compher
Karns
Sanmuaid Sharp
Lie Loy
Pella
Rober
John W. Nuer
Eiizabeth Carson
Park Mis
Doubs
Ladions Aid Society
The
MMEB
M KF
J. W. Briscoe
Misa Ruth Willard
Bother
Washington, DC
OG. C Hargett
Italy
Mt 7Ola Reformed
Mt 4103
Reformed Church
Wiliam l) Culler
Min G M
Willer
Lewistown
Mis
al Zimmerman
LC Wagkey
Churchill
Charles Trundle
al Tig Uncle's
Mr. Tewis
Nea Davistow
Mise Halue
Awoward Wachter
Near Pearl
Th M. Feaga
Nora Hargett
Baltimese
Greenberry
Migs Nelle Aspold
Turkittsville
Marie Heflebowe
Tappon
W Va
Church of God
J Butts
W Magen
G A Reynolds
Chaurch of God
Hitler Silas Norris
Mt Hope
McBride
Kenley Sowers
Alonzo Ausherman
Emma Jennings
Clarry
Jasper Younkins
Jennie Minnick
Thomas Grams
Thomas Gams
Elis
Grams
Roy
Pearl
CBE Society
Nethe Grams
Clara Butts
Jonnie Rohrback
Gapland
J. Travis
Gapland Station
Bertie Knadler
Jacob Nallie
Brunswick
Harry Luriz
Jefferson
Burkittsville
Frank Grams
Samuel Marker
Pleasant Walk
John Marker
Marie Foreman
Martinsburg
W. Va
Brown Bray
Harry Co Lohr
Mary Jann
John D Fiann
Elroy Whitmore
Utica Mills
George W. Tann
Dewitt T Free
George W Free
Monocacy Valley
Allen Fisher
Lizzie Miller
Nella Fisher
Mra Lewis Miller
George Grinder
Tounstown
Bien Grinder
Georganna Strong
Graceham
Bertie Stevens
Locust Valley Notes and Community Events
Locust Valley residents report visits and travels with mentions of Mrs Greenberry ND House and Migs Nelle Aspold of Turkittsville visiting relatives in Tappon West Virginia. Local services at Church of God include Sunday school at 9:30 and prayer meetings. Various family updates, property sale, and social calls populate the week.
Local Notes From Creagerstown And Surrounding Areas
Mrs L Khalter operates a millinery parlor and has traveled to Baltimore for goods. Prof and Mrs Harry Masten return from the Eastern Shore and will furnish music for the Majestic Theatre in Atlanta. Mrs Leslie T Warner visits her mother ill at Troutville. Franklin Miller of Kennedyville returns home after time with his parents. Mrs Sue Keech and Miss Celest Summers return from Washington after a sister's funeral. Rev George W Crist of St Johns Lutheran holds services with Holy Communion on April 6. Rev F L J Thomas to conduct revival meetings nightly starting 7 30. Rev T E Hemmer to lead services March 22. Heavy rains March 32 and 24 flood streams except Monocacy, aiding grain and grass growth after freezes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Khalter
Baltimore
Iarry Masten
Franklin Miller
Kennedyville
Kent County
Majestic Theatre
Atlanta
Leslie T. Warner
Reuben Saylor
Troutville
Lewis E. Miller
Sue Keech
Celest Summers
Washington, D.C
Miss Summers
George W. Crist
St Johnns Evangelical Lavheran Church
FL J. Thomas
Church of God
T E Hemmer
Si.deln’s Reformed Church
Waom
Frank S Black and cemetery fence repair noted
The piece records Frank S Black, former New York governor, visiting a site with the Brown Bray digging machine on Harry Co Lohr's premises. A church group cleaned and rebuilt the cemetery fence, replacing the old barrier with a wire fence and removing filth.
Local families visit relatives and friends this week
Mr and Mrs Ons Smith and Mr and Mrs Daniel Smith spent Sunday with the latter's parents Mr and Mrs Shawn at Doub. Miss Katherine Mosburg visits Baltimore relatives. Miss Olive Barber and Miss Lottie Feaga spent Saturday in Frederick. Mrs Dora Besling, lately in Hagerstown, visits relatives here. Mrs Etta Shipley of Frederick spent Tuesday with her parents Mr and Mrs George Mosburg. Mrs Crum of Frederick visits daughter Mrs Tra Smith here. Mrs Grace Swartz and Miss Louise Bowlus of Ohio visit sister Mrs Eugene Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ons Smith
Daniel Smith
Shawn
Doub
Katherine Mosburg
Baltimore
Olive Barber
Lottie Feaga
Frederick
Dora Besling
Hagerstown
Etta Shipley
George Mosburg
Crum
Tra Smith
Wear
Grace Swartz
Louise Bowlus
Ohio
Eugene Grove
What Is a Newspaper A Mirror of Today’s Life
A fragment reflects on newspapers as pages from the living day capturing momentary happenings, mixing sense and nonsense, tragedy and comedy, light and shadow, and the clock’s tickings. It contrasts the fleeting life of a paper with trade in moonshine and advertising as a beacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinacinnati Trbune
Drink Habit Owrine Promotion at North Market
An advertising notice extols a product named OWRINE or Dinah Habit, claiming it brings happiness to homes through wives and mothers. The text highlights a secret cost of $30 per box and directs readers to ask for a prep booklet from J. A. Williamson on North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Williamson
North Market St
Bruce Sees Wilson Today On Short Term Senate Bid
Baltimorean William Cabell Bruce is expected to meet with President to discuss Maryland’s short term Senate contest against Blair Lee. Bruce plans a potential run, while President’s stance may shape his decision. The likely field also includes Wilson loyalist Lee and possible opposition from Bruce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marbury
Bruce
Wilson
Lee
Talbott
Dbiuce
William L Marbury Opens Senate Campaign in Center ville
William L Marbury began his senatorial campaign with an afternoon address at the Center ville Opera House before a sizable crowd including Republicans and Democrats. Seven automobile loads from Kent county arrived, organized by Hope of Bazol to boost support. Keating of Centerville bar chaired the meeting. Marbury will stay in Centerville today as he tours Queen Annes county and returns to Balimore in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L Marbury
Centerville Opera House
Kent County
Hope of
Bazol
Thomas J. Keating
Centerville
Marbuy
Marbury
William
Cold Burn Slow Healing From Extreme Cold Experiments
A French investigator describes two degrees of cold burn from exposure to extreme cold. Less severe burns redden then blue and heal in a month to six weeks. Longer contact causes deep tissue damage and very slow healing. A drop of liquid air on a hand caused a lasting wound over six months, versus a nearby heat scorch that healed in 10 12 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ictet
Pieter
Crothers Seeks Internal Revenue Collector Post
Emerson R. Crothers announces candidacy for appointment as United States Internal Revenue Collector to succeed John B. Hanna who has held the post since Governor Goldsborough's election. Crothers is nephew of the late Governor Austin L Crothers and served as his private secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Emerson R. Crothers
United States Internal Revenue Collector
John B. Hanna
Goldsborough
Mr Crothers
Austin L Crothers
Maryland Day Speaker Named for Middletown Schools
Dr J I Apple president of the Woman's College has been assigned by the State Board of Education to Middletown Schools as the speaker for Maryland Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
J. I. Apple
Woman's College
State Board of Education
Middletown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Waltz
Withiam Shaw
Jessie Grimes
Often Sponseller
Helen Roberts
Elizabeth
Mr. Airy
Matilda Wilson
Crisfold
George EF. Sponseller
Nellie Stevens
Mt. Airy
Albert Dorsey
T. A. Stevens
George Sheets
Sancock
Lucian Falconer
Sykesvile
Janie Downey
Ivan Lawson
J. L Grimes
Roy Sponseller
Ywattsville
Clarence Stevens
Graen Grimes
Myrtle Sheets
Baker and Basford
PL of Rocks
William T. Brown
Lillie Cordall
Tiffin
Ruth Specht
Bessie Schaeffer
Afiss Marjérie P. Stouler
Pt. of Rocks
William (. Null
John W. Null
Washington, D. C
Albert W. Walters
Murrey BE. Houck
M. J. Edwards
Maygie Harrison
William C. Null
Doubs M. E
Pt of Rocks
Marion S. Michael
Atho B. Thomas
Bacon
P. J. Wade
Lutheran Church
John Criscoe
Betterton
J. W.’ Briscoe
J. W. Robey
Pearl Karns
Taylorstown
Helen Geisbert
Wiliam McLain
M. EB
Pany
Cegut
Ae Orki
Johnsville
Maggie Rippen
Migs
Myrtle Garver
Libertytown
Jessie Boone
Walter Boone
Union Bridge
Thomas Boone
John Albaugh
New Midway
C. V. Fogle
Myrtleon Spurrier
A . Blume
Maude
RED
Dragon Seltzer
RED Dragon Sales CO
Walkersville
Theodore Zimmerman
Valentine Carmack
Thurston
Feagaville
Locust Valley
Creagerstown
Frank S. Black
New York
Gessford
Bidie
J. A. Williamson Fredérick the Jorald Sure
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Alberta
Arizona
British Columbia
California
Colorado
Idaho
Mexico
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
Saskatchewan
Texas
Utah
Wyoming
Baltimore & Ohio
R. R
Dr. Pierce
R.V. Pierce
M. D
Dr. &. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Harry G. Dorsey & Co., Popular Price Outfitters
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
Lars
Frederick Gas and Electric Company
Ernest Helfenstein
S. Amos Urner
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