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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1914
Page
6
Local notes report visits among residents across towns and counties. Families such as Ribero Browns ville and Thompsons host relatives. sick list updates include Verdie Nelson and Mary Qbaderick. church services and sermons are noted along with upcoming events at Proutyville and Friendship.
Mrs. Jane Delaplane returns home after attending Elder T. J. Kolb's funeral. Annie Haff visits Union Bridge. James Herpes and Mrs. John Kolb with daughter Emma of Mount Pleasant visit the Fox family. Albert Foxie and three Frederick children visit Welty household. John Winbigter and daughter visit his parents Jesse and Mrs. Winbigier. Jesse Winbigier hosts Wilma Welty and John Smith party. Margaret Ledgewood visits C. C. Saylor. Hoy S Moore stays several days with parents in Union Bridge. Mrs. J J Welty and daughter also noted.
NJAMBVILLE residents read of a Sunday observance at the local church. The week includes visitors from Baltimore and Washington, with many locals hosting or visiting relatives. An ice cream festival is planned at the schoolhouse Friday with a program for children from eight to nine.
Alysses Alice and Daisy Co ceil of Hyattstown Montgomery County were weekend guests of Miss Oliver. Oliver and Dr. LL Oliver of Washington DC spent Sunday here. Keller with Prof. Kemp of Harper’s Ferry visited Mr. Baker’s home. Miss Dolashmull and Miss Janie, Miss Rorabaugh and others visited Western Maryland College and Fairmont Seminary. Mr. Hiker led a party on a automobile trip to Gettysburg. Mrs. Adams and child returned from Washington. Miss Mary Graff of Louaoke Virginia returned home with her grandmother Mrs. Simmens.
Foxville notes announce preaching at Mr Moran Lutheran church next Sunday. Visitors include Messrs George and Albert Galloway of Ballimoore and families from nearby towns. Names such as Mrs Mette Burechel and children, Miss Annie Hathauch, Mrs J HarAus and family, Mrs Cornelia Harbaush, Wiss Anne, Miss Sadie Prior and Miss Prior Jr, and Miss Evelin Pofinberger appear among Sunday guests and local residents.
Week features relatives visiting Highfield and nearby towns. Mrs Isaac Grumbine hosts relatives, Mr LA Fox paints his house, and Mrs Corn Bultzman spends Saturday in Hagerstown Ohio. Delanter visits Rufus Delawter near Highfield. Bussard and Damuth stay with Alfred Tryor. Charles Hardins’s son burns hand in dynamite explosion. Cornelia Herbaugh and Grace Brown visit families in Hagerstown and Thurmont residents visit Pryor home after weekend travels.
Well known trapshooter George W Maxwell says Tuxedo is relaxing and steady, a sure fire slow burn. Fellow trapshooter Tom A Marshall calls Tuxedo tobacco the acme of perfection and says smoking it makes life worth living.
A Pleasant Walk family visited friends Sunday and discussed using an acetylene burner with ordinary gas to produce a hot soldering flame nearly as strong as a blowpipe.
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