Pleasure When Young Came From Hard Work Says Krantz
William Henry Krantz, age 78, recalls deriving pleasure from hard work. Born July 9, 1844, near West All Saints and South Market, he lived in Linganore and Ceresville before settling near Shookstown. He watched Union pickets from a tree before Monocacy, notes modern inventions like autos and telephone, dislikes current girls fashions, and remains active on his farm with strong memory and family ties including 20 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Krantz
Mr. Krantz
Shookstown
Mr. Krants
West All Saints
South Market Street
Frederick J
Catherine Elizabeth Krantz
Krantz
Frederick
Baughman
Krantzes
Linganore Hills
Monocacy
Krantzs
Alice Elizabeth Boyer
New London
Farewell and Pound Party Vignettes At Local Homes
A social world note describes a farewell party for Mrs. Harry Tammany hosted by the Pythian Sisters on East Third Street with games, conversation, and refreshments. Attendees included numerous named women and men, plus a separate pound party at Mrs. N. M. Rimbey’s home on March 15 with music and late refreshments and a long list of guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Tammany
East Third Street
Pythian Sisters
Justus B. Atkinson
Roy Martin
Clark Devilbisa
William Brish
Martin Ritchie
Ezra Hoffman
T. M Quinn
Charles Klipp
Harvey Wills
William Steiner
David Steiner
Chas. Zeigler
Harrie Storm
John Snook
Tammany
Caroline Zimmerman
Mary Tammany
Daisy Tammany
Margrete Klipp
Rusie Bowers
Mab
Bowers Roeatian Hoffman
Grace Hoffman
Sarah Quinn
Harvey Hancock
Sherman P. Bowers
Marion Steiner
Charles Kipp
Charles Tami- Many
Grayton Grove
N. M. Rimbey
N. M. Humber
J. M. Sherman
William Lare
Bernard Harrison
Harry Miles
Carrie Poole
Hattie
Florence Rimbey
Jessie Mercer
Marie Brandenburg
Marie Dayhoff
Helen Runkles
Hilda Wagner
Pauline Wagner
Helen Jamieson
Jennie Nicholson
Mldred Easton
Mabel Barnes
Eva Haynis
Alice Davis
Ruby Clark
Dolly Vansant
Anna Hood
Ruth Shoemaker
Ester Harrison
Ruth
Katherine Emory
Ruth Hymiller
Edythe
Evelyn Sherman
Ruby Poole
Ernest Lipps
Company A
East South Street
Blues and Greys
C. C. Sparks
Robert Quinn
Alvin G. Quinn
Charles
Quinn
Thomas DeGuire
Clarence Riethen
Noah Downes
Ignatius Kennedy
Behrens
Surprise Birthday Party At Mrs Boyer's Home
A surprise party honored Mrs. Helen Boyer for her birthday with music games and refreshments. Attendees included Mrs. Boyer and her three sons George Merrill and Marion, along with relatives and friends from the Gittings Summers Dean and Stull families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Iler
Jimtown
Graceham
Amos Ter
Mia
Lemuel Bowers
Frank Eller
Meliil Weller
John Thos
Clarence Long
Charles Harver
Lloyd
Raymond
Luther Fogle
George Stephens
Jelvin Bowers
Elwood
Mildred Bowers
Clinton Stull
Hayes Stull
George Powell
Veory Krom
A. H. Buhrman
Charles R. Miller
George Fox
Marshall, Amager, Jr
Amos Tler
Ray
Helen Boyer
Nellie Swope
Mary Troxell
Emma
Willie Worman
Ruth Bower
James Gittings
Ed Krise
Albert Dean
Maynard Summers
Boyer
George
Merril
Marion
Spring talk and town notes from the Bentztown Bard
Mary Jane reflects on memories of fifty years ago and current town life. She cites politicians in the Ancient City on the Severn, mentions Senator Goodell and Lewis Rice, Sr., and jokes about Mayors and inaugural plans. The piece lists church events, charity campaigns, court, cinema, and seasonal signs like lilies and spring vegetables, closing with a nod to April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severn
Senator Goodell
Lewis Rice
John Hershberger
Dorsey Etchison
Bentztown
Mary Jane
Salvation Army services led by Andrews in Baltimore
Captain Arthur Andrews and Mrs. Andrews of Baltimore will lead special Salvation Army services Sunday and Monday for the young people's work. Andrews is the young people's secretary for the Chesapeake Division covering Virginia Maryland and the northeastern West Virginia section. Mrs. Andrews is a skilled musician and singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A
Arthur Andrews
Baltimore
Salvation Army
Montar
Andrews
Chesapeake
Virginia
Maryland
West
Gospel Mission
East Patrick Street
W. W. Pickett
Salvation Army Hall
West Patrick Street
Lttle Salvation Army
Holliness
Young People's Meeting
Salvation Meeting
Utica Reformed Charge Services and Funeral Notice
Rev. Robert Lee Bair will lead services next Sunday at 10 in the Utica Reformed church Pleasant Hill and at 2 in Zion Reformed Charlestille. The funeral of Mrs. Carl Ramsburg will be held with interment at the cemetery adjoining the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Robert Lee Bair
Pleasant Hill
Zion
Reformed Church
Charlestille
Carl Ramsburg
Hours Of Service In City Churches Announced Tomorrow
All Saints services include Holy Communion at 7:40 a.m. and 11 a.m. with sermons, church school at 9:45 a.m. and evening address at 4:30 p.m. Other churches list Sunday schools, morning worships, and special evenings led by pastors such as Rev. J. O. Wrightson, Rev. Hoover, Rev. Rupp, and Rev. Morgan Roderick, plus catechetical classes, Lenten services, and a Bible institute at the Church of the Brethren led by Ross Dale Murphy and William Kircey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints
Douglams Hooff
Holy Communion
Methodist Episcopal
J. O. Wrightson
JL O
Epworth League
Grace Reformed
C. Hoover
Oelock
C. E
Evangelical Reformed
Henri I. G. Kieffer
Christ
Y. P
Grace Lough
S. Charles Hoover
Miller
Grace Church
Evangelical Lutheran
G. Rupp
Trinity
South
A. Lee Barret
Amon Bureeo
Stephens
Ray Burgee
United Brethren
William R. Glen
St. John’s Catholic
Stations of the Cross
Church of the Brethren
J. Kurtz. Miller
Blue Ridge College
West Fourth Street
Ross Dale Murphy
Frederick County
William Kircey
Holy City
David Morgan Roderick
Johann M. Blow
Richard Wagner
George VF. Handel
Johann M. Klose
F. Harker
David Morgan Mroderick
Christian Endeavor Society
Glade Charge and St Johns Reformed Church Services
The Glade Charge led by W R Hartzell held Sunday school at 1 30 p m and worship with sermon on Spiritual Atrophy at 2 30 p m with officers installed at Walkersville Hood College organist Johann Blose aided music Lenten service Wednesday 7 30 p m Woodsboro St Johns Reformed Church offered Sunday school 9 15 a m worship with sermon 7 15 p m election of church officers and a Lenten service Thursday 7 30 p m. Buddhist stone slabs found in Chihli China centuries old used as kindling by locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade
W. R. Hartzell
Walkersville
Glade Reformed Church
Johann Blose
Hood College
Woodsboro
St. John’s Reformed Church
Chihli
China
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Gaver Fleming
Harry Bellison
Frank Conaway
Clyde Mann
Johnny Clark
Clarence Hood
Russell Hood
John Flair
Calvin Baker
Ben Jamison
Wilbur Davis
Leonard Sherman
Edward
William Rimbey
Alton Carty
Maya
Alton
Christian Hadenvererg
Wayside Inn
St. John’s
Annapolis
Masonic Temple
Federated Charities
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
New
Strong & Hewitt
Presbyterian
Pas
Tor
First Baptist
W. C. Rogal
Bible School
R. Lee Bair
St. Barnabas
Douglass Hooff
St. Timothy's Chapel
W. R. B. Turner
James E. Doll
Frederic
Grace Reformed Church
East Second Street
Indian Life Union
Evangelical Reformed Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. D. Wrightson
Thomas H. Haller
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