Local social notes report frequent visits and hospital plans
Mr Emory Jimes of Washington DC visited in the area from Sunday to Tuesday. Numerous families including the Jameses Spechts Grubbs Mishiels and Browns hosted or visited. Rev Briscoe’s family planned hospital trips for children. Church events include Mothers Day at M E church with white flowers and a Sunday sermon by Rev Driscoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Jimes
Washington, D. C
Marlon
Michael
Alice James
Walter M. Michael
Ruth
Nellie Specht
Droest White
Buck Lodge
Robert R. Ranneberger
M. J. Edwards
Margaret Harrison
Wiflam
Clarence
John Hopkins Hospital
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Alvert Walters
Bloomfield Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs C Angleberger reunites with Frederick schoolmate after forty years in a happy meeting. Families and neighbors, including Hamerick planning with Clayton Stup and the Zimmermans visiting Crawford, plus visits from Emma Mupgreve and others, mark a busy week. Preaching at Zion scheduled for Sunday at 2 15 with Sunday school at 1 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Angleberger
Frederick
Samuel Hamerick
Clayton Stup
Byron Th. Zimmerman
Chas. Crawford
Walkersville
Emma Mupgreve
William
Montgomery County
Chas. Muattz
Guran i Stull
Harley Ricketts
Urbana
J. Z. Angleberger
Chalice C. Aimtmaerman
Norman Harper
Bloomfield Fh Ponds
McGranville Holtz
Clark Smith
J. Smith
John Trederick
Trederick
Harvey Wachter
Zion
New British Ambassador Welcomed in Washington
The United States greets Sir Ceol Arthie Spring Rice as the new British ambassador, succeeding the Ton. Born 1859, educated at Eton and Balliol, he has held posts in Brussels Washington Tokyo Berlin and Tehran, and became minister at Stockholm in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Espleurathce
Gireles Gaya
Ceol Arthie Spring Rice
New Wabasetdor
United States
Fom
Great Britain
iTon
Daimes Lyce
Ilo
Rudd
Spring-Rice
Eton
Balliol
Oxford Hd
Foreign Office
Earl Granville
Karl Rosheberg
Brussels
Tokyo
Berlin
Constantinople
Teheran
Persia
Stockholm
Mrs J A Ingle Visits Mt Aury Family
Mrs J A Ingle and her daughter spent Thursday with Mr Frank Tenale and family of Mt Aury. There will be preaching in Union Chapel Sunday evening May 1 at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Ingle
Local residents share visits and social calls in Frederick area
A string of social visits and family gatherings are noted across Frederick and neighboring towns. Mrs Slagh and Mrs James Kouse visit relatives in the region. Lavina King and son Ber nard travel from Washington to stay with Lenhart family. Dorsey and Ines families recount recent days with kin. others, including Miss Lora Crawford and Miss Jessie Hall, are mentioned in various visits and small-town engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slagh
Dorsey
William Ines
James Kouse
Neelsville
J. C. Snyder
Lavina King
Bernard
Washington, D. C
Henry Lenhart
Rilgar Vincent
Evelyn
Frederick Rue
Darnestown
Lora Crawford
3. C. Snyder
Local notices and briefed moves and visits
Mrs Harriet Weddle of Thuringat will move to Virginia to make her home. She has been visiting Mrs C A Dorsey and Mrs C G Walters. Mr Lewis Froxell is building a barn on his farm near Loomer’s Mill. Messrs Aditi Zentz and J T Colliflower made a business trip to Motters.
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Viginia
Harriet Weddle
Thur- Ingat
C. A. Dorsey
C. G. Walters
Lewis Froxell
Loover's Mill
Messrs
Aditi Zentz
J. T. Colliflower
Madesa P
Motters
Sabillasville St John's meets. officers and events listed
The Sabillasville St John s Reformed congregation held its annual meeting on April 27 with all bills paid and a treasury balance. Elected elders include J P Harbaugh C B Harbaugh J W Meyer and others. An ordination installation followed at 7 50 PM. A joint consistory elected Marv Harbaugh delegate to Maryland Classis meeting May 13 in Baltimore. Friends hosted Mrs Hugh Eby for her anniversary party on April 21. Various local notes include birthdays illnesses building activity and a horse accident in the Sabillasville area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St John's Reformed Congregation
J. P. Harbaugh
C. Bb. Harbaugh
J. W Meyer
D. “A. Wagaman
Wim. Bentzell
Earnby
Harry Stein
Jdward Wagaman
Sabillasville
Larvey Harbaugh
Lighfield
Maryland
Thurd Reformed Church
Baltimore
Hugh Eby
Charlies
James
Marion
Catherine
Sallie Harbaugh
Va Harbaugh
Emma Crawford
Mary Brown
Marie Law
Bernice Wachter
Frances Rowe
Berdetta Coffman
Waugh Wachter
Edgar Wachter
Jesse Poole
Kennard Harbaugh
Howard Williard
Howard Wagaman
Elmer Yarbausgh
Personal Notices Of Visits And Returns In The City
PURELY PERSONAL easant Paragraphe About Those Who Come and Go. Miss Grace Woerman Hast Third streets is visiting friends In Washing ton D.C. Mr. Jacob Nf. Gorman South Market street 18 spending One day in Balty more a business. Dr. CG. la. Kefauver North Market street is spending a few days in Janeytown and York, Va. Mrs. John Angell of littles'own Pa who Jiga been visting houses in this city has returned. Mr. Luther M. iMerme and mother Mrs M.C. Worse of this city are vis iting friends in Philadelphia. Mrs. Martin L. Hodge and daughter Trail avenue are on an extended visit to relatives in Carlisle Pa Mrs. Lewis St. Fraley West Patrick street who has been visiting rela tives in Geltimgie has returned. Miss Rebecca Claggett and Miss Rose Wertheimer East Patrick street have returned from Atlantic City. Mrs Uarry Crum and children of Newport News Va who have been spending some time with relatives and friends in this city has reclined.
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Nellie Grubb
Norma
Stansler
Foint of Rocks
Clara Null
P. J. Wade
Lutheran Church
M. E
J. W. Driscoe
Norman Best
Elva Cathrine
Melvin Brubaker
Brunswick
Weelk
James & Wall
James Baker
Point of Rocks
William J. Brown
Monrovia
Newton
Mear
Jago Colliffower
Beulah Troxell
Belva Coalliffower
Albert Barton
Walkersville
Lewis Troxell
George Firor
Baltimore
Carrie Newcomer
Taneytown
Samuel Newcomer
Domer
Jimtown
Easant
Grace Woerman
Washington, D.C
Dr. CG. la. Kefauver
North Market Street
Janeytown
York, Va
John Angell
Littles‘own, Pa
Martin L. Hodge
Trail Avenue
Carlisle
Lewis St. Fraley
West Patrick
Geltimgie
Uarry Crum and Children
Newport News
Hard water healthful claims backed by German study
The Boston Globe reports a German specialist named Rose argues hard drinking water improves dental health and general fitness. From thousands of child teeth exams, sound teeth rise with water hardness, peaking when magnesia strengthens enamel. In one district, military recruit rates rise with higher hardness. A Burkittsville note humorously values six horses by listing flaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Globe
Germany
Rose
Rom
Peas Bloom After County Commissioner Planting
County Commissioner Charlies W. 4iummertay claimed in a prior remark that he planted about a peck of peas for family use. This morning observers report the peas are now coming into bloom across his garden plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies W. 4Iummertay
Farmer's wife almost a wreck in Westwood Maryland
Mrs JORN FL Ridhnaps of Westwood Maryland describes long suffered nerves and periodic illness. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after organic inflammation and recurring pain. She urges other women to seek advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Westwood, Md
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE. Pinkhar
Lydia E.pinkham
Local curb work fronts Brust property on West Al Saints
Brief notes report a new curb and gutter laid in front of Mr. Guy W. Brust on West Al Saints Street. Another item notes a new roof going up on Camp Schley Inn Braddock Heights by workers under Thomas FF. Aven. A brief humorous quote from Tit Bits about a man marrying his stenographer and her habit continuing at home appears among the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy W. Brust
al Saints Street
Camp Schley Inn
Braddock Heights
Thomas FF. Aven
Hay's Hair Health promises youth with grey hair restore
An advertisement touts Hay's Fair Health as a quick remedy to restore grey hair to its natural color. It offers money back guarantee and urges readers to visit druggists for a 50 cent bottle of Way's Hair Health plus Harfina Soap, with bundle deals and free soap offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Way
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