Local Ladies Aid and Missionary Society Meeting Recap
The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of St. Luke's Lindheran church held their monthly gathering with an Anthem scripture reading prayer singing and solos by Elizabeth Cul ler and Walter Simpson. The W C T U met at Reformed church to review Mrs Lillian Stevens biography and plan future events, while a spelling contest at the School House featured Alfred Trundle and a literary ramble. Numerous local residents visited relatives and attended church services as warm spring weather and planting continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of St
St. Luke's
Jantheran Church
Alfred Trundle
SU. Mumford
M. Keifer Delauler
Frederick
Whham
Morsell
J. C. Renn
John S. Renn
Charles Renn
May Hargett
J. B. Culler
Jauline Murray
Shookstown Guests Gather for Sunday Visits
Messrs Martiin and Claude Shar nike and families from Frederick spent Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs Shoemaker. Miss Pletenece and Volina Lasainaa also visited. mr and Mrs Yaar man and Mrs Charles Turn and son from Anowaie spent a week with Shoakstown residents. A dance was held at the residence of Mr and Mrs Tmerihilder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martiin
Claude Sharnike
Frederick
Hears Shoemaker
Pletenece
Volina Lasainaa
Yaarman
Charles Turn
Anowaie
Vwre
Remia
Navy Aeroplane Over Vera Cruz Locates General Maas
Navy aviators patrol Vera Cruz harbor seeking the position of General Maas as a new aero plane proves its wartime efficiency. The image shows an American pilot flying above the Vera Cruz harbor near the British cruiser Essex.
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Vera Cruz
Maas
Vera Crag Harbor
Wssex
Thursday Music At Shookstown Proves Well Attended
Brand of Shookstown featured a social gathering with musical entertainment. Elmer Hilderbrand Milton Cline and Jerome Wickless supplied the music. Attendees included Mrs William Miss Mrs Samuel Stine Mrs Ehoee Hilderbrand Mrs Mercer and several Misses and Messrs including Annie Fulmer Lucy Sta Bertha Smith Lily Wicks Marshall liner Larry Grove Francis Staley Ray Kintz Albert Schultz Peter Miss Jerome Wickless Elmer Wilderbrand George Fulmer Edward Fulmer Ray mond Lewis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fulmer
Edward Fulmer
Raymond Lewis
William and Jacob Hilderbrand
Oscar Cline
Sesame of Getting On Lecture Shines in New Market
Prof I C Keller of Tue Ridge College spoke to a full Odd Fellows Hall audience in New Market on May 2. His talk titled The Sesame of Getting On divided people into three types: the man who can't work, the man who won't work, and the man who does work, stressing that success comes from effort.
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New Market
I. C. Keller
Tue Ridge College
New Windsor
Odd Fellows
Monrovia
Prof. Keller
Rocky Hill Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Lulu R Arnold spent Friday evening with cousin Mrs Clara M Moser. Sunday gatherings included Mr Clarence Pittenger, Charles and Elmer Martin of Loyes, Miss Lee Richardson and siblings of LeGore. Ada Pittenger and Ada Pittenger of Lays visited Lulu and Bessie Arnold. Sunday evening visits to PLA Richardson family in LeGore noted. Sunday school set for morning at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John RL Derr
New Midway
Clarence W Hoffman
Dotas Hoffman
Lulu R. Arnold
Clara M. Moser
Clarence R. Moser
Clarence ¢. Pittenger
Charles and
Elmer Martin
Loys
Lee Richardson
LeGore
Ada T. Pittenger
Lays
Lulu
Bessie Arnold
Clarvey M. Pittenger
Mace
Ada B. Pittenger
Pla. Richardson
LeGre
Fragmentary Local Notes From York Area
Fragmented OCR text from a York region page lists names such as Paul Hadier and Mr. Robert Harvest, with a Sunday visit and social mentions. The passage references frost on May 1, and a resumed residence for Mrs Craver after illness, plus church activities and local names, but many words are garbled.
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Paul Hadier
York
oMr
Mibert Harset
Adecar H. Immerman
Teasarvile
Vrs
Repert
B. Tiler
Fralay
Charles
Craver
Men
Eigewood
Tecen
Taneytown notice on Saint Knox and Geityshors Pal
Fragmentary notice from Taneytown mentions Mr Saint Knox of Geityshors Pal and Mr Joseph Bhan EF Marke with a reference to a date or event yesterday, but details are unclear due to partial OCR text.
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Saint Knox
Geityshors
Josph Bhan
Local Visitors Extend Week End At Dover Area
Totes Herc and others visit Dover residents including Mr. and Mrs. Galt and Miss Galt. Weat- Minder’s Pott and Musclebuer residents travel Sunday to see Mrs. Stott and sister. Congressman Cuolder and Harried Galt with Mrs. Wallace spend days in town to tend family ties and local business matters.
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Totes Herc
Dero
Vero
Mra
MD. Pott
Weat- Minder
Min Goa
Maller
Viliame Arthur
Musclebuer
Mero
Gen
W. Motter
Jlepne Sthwiet
German Mother Tongue In Maryland Population Study
The German group among Maryland whites born abroad or with two foreign born parents totals 133,299 statewide, 12.5 percent of Maryland’s white population of 1,622,639. Baltimore city shows 94,002 Germans or 20 percent of its white 473,287, with foreign whites in Baltimore totaling 211,913. Other language groups include English and Celtic 70,290 statewide and 40,342 in Baltimore, Polish 24,781 statewide and 21,599 in Baltimore, Italian 11,287 statewide and 8,540 in Baltimore.
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Maryland
William J. Harris
Bureau of Census
Washington
Tongus
Toraiga
Baltimore
Modern Woodmen In Session At Slagerstown Maryland
The Mary land State Camp of Modern Woodmen of America held its triennial session in the Masonic Temple at Slagerstown. May or J. McPherson Scott gave the welcome, State Deputy Head Consul William McCaffrey of Washington replied, and two delegates to the Head Camp in Toledo, Ohio, in June will be elected. A banquet was served tonight. It notes about 1400 tremors were recorded in Japan last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Modern Woodmen of America
Masonic Temple
Slagerstown
J. McPherson Scott
William McCaffrey
Washington
Toledo
Ohio
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Fergaville
A1. Cutler
Claude
Tester
Anee Mercer
Clayborne
Thomas and Family
Harmony Grove
Tev
Mya
Ruley
Feaga
Wachter
Mro
Claston Dison
Petersville
Archie Opie
Harry Cutler and
Jaanils
Charlestowau
W. Vai
Ars Annie Derr
Charles M. Derr
C. Feaga
W. A. Sparrow
C. V. Sparrow
Vernon Sparrow
Washington, D. C
J. W. Long
Walkersville
A. Renn
Mroon
W. L Caller
Charlestown
W. Va
Harry
Ware Po
Berkeley Springs
Culler
W. W. Culler
Adamstowe
Samuel Hargett
Prederick
Ray Horine
Lillian
Blaaheth Culler
Louise Kalier
Claude Hargett
Jefferson
William Mercer
Janils
Braddock
TT Culler
Leonard Wachter
Alice Stay
Jeantly
Jacob Mulmer
G. A. Stockolain
William Grows
Pyle
Troy Voule
Alg. Fteun
Dre
J W. Long
Marguerite Null
C. N
Trundle
Miry
Null
HM. Feaga
Creagerstown
DL Il Hefner
St. John’s
Elroy Whitmore
Willon Mills
Chas
W. Stitely
Woodsboro
Jalen Grinder
Geo. W. Crist
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Monocacy Valley
Robert L. Ogle
Bradley W. Stainbaugh
Wondsboro
Windsor Hahn
Emmitsburg
Tesla V. Hann
Harry Brown
Church of God
M. G. Warner
Pikesville
PL. Wall
Samuel C. Free
Toy Speak
Bert May
Chas. Fosty
Marvin Havener
Troutville
A. Scott Long
DeWitt T. Free
Geo. W. Free
William
Abbayeh
Tanextown
Littlestown
Mir
Grayson Shrock
Monacacs Valley
War
Oxfords
Royal Woolen Mills
Frederick Saving Store
West Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Shookstown
Navy Aeroplane
General Maas
American Press Association
Rocky Hill
Yellow Springs
Taneytown
Aapgest Group
Japan
Bartholomay Rochester Apollo Beer
W. HH. Shipley Frederick
Standard Oil Company
Washington, D.C
New Jersey
Charistie
N.C
Jorfolk
Balteviore
Mai
Encome
France
Ryland
Emory L. Coblentz
R. Rush Lewis
Edwin G.cover
William W. Goub
L. W. Gaver
Charles C. Biser
James E. Doll
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