Vinity Correspondence in Kemptown and Utica Mills Notes
Mr Walter Molesworth and bride visited relatives here last week. Ottie Wetzel of Norfolk visited his mother. Manton Molesworth is sick. John A Molesworth builds barn near Bartholow's. Utica Mills reopening after illness disruption. Several locals ill or improving. Sermon by Rev J B Stoneslier. Sunday school and preaching next Sunday. Names of many residents visiting, traveling, and ill. Pearl edition includes church events and local farm notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemptown
Walter Molesworth
Bride
Ottie Wetzel
Norfolk
Manton Molesworth
John A. Molesworth
Bartholow
Wm. Wolfe
Fiahbsck
Loudon County
J. W. Williams
Utica Mills
Ouradio
Percy Patmano
Utterback
Ray Baeria
Miss Redmond
John Shank
Pod
Harry J. Baer
John H. Baer
Granville Dotrow
Georges Leather
J. B. Stoneslier
Westminster
A. Hedges
Middletown
John Rhine
Baltimore
Gary Taylor
Walkersville Notes and Local Visitors Roundup
Local social notes list residents and guests visiting from Baltimore and Frederick areas. Visitors include Mrs Dietrich and Albert Garver, Miss May Wice, Mr George Gatrel who injured an eye, and various family visits across Walkersville, Rocky Springs, Lame Kiln, and Creagerstown. Community events feature the Walkersville Cornet Band, Lay's Union Sunday school, and church outreach plans for a new Creagerstown church.
Local Family Visits Across Town and Nearby Cities
Mr and Mrs Edward Plamwer visit relatives near Urleans and Bethesda. Rev GO M Qaliom preaches at M F P church to a large audience. Mr Manrica Donstis returns from Roanoke College Salem Va. Master Dorsey Gilbert visits Laytonsville. Mr Charles Shank at Montevue Hospital spends days at home. Mrs George Baker and others from Columbia Pa visit local friends. Peter Stant from Baltimore visits his mother. Charten Albsogh becomes telegraph operator at Frederick. Miss Aonte Hoover visits Uneton Bridge. Mr and Mrs Lowa Haller stay with her mother near town. Annie Drue returns to Allentown after visiting relatives. Frank H Gardner heads to Baltimore for undertaker training. Judge H M Clabaugh of Washington DC visits briefly. Mrs William Relodolar spends a week in Baltimore. Mrs David Mshriog visits her mother. William Little and wife from Washington DC visit. Theoore Fair of York PA visits. Community notices invite attendance at Aid Scusty meeting May 21. Mrs Eden Geisberts and daughter Madaline with Eva McLane spend Wednesday at Point of Rocks. Misa Lizable Whitear is reported quite sick. James Taylor from Jefferson returns home after visiting Mrs Wesley Frye in Flag Pond. Mr B O G Kohlenburg Zapants in Baltimore recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Springs
S. A. Kice
Mill Haven
Caleb Rica
Rice
Samuel Rice
Mountaindale
John Lorte
Charles Crabbs
Church of God
J. Ezra Summers
Yellow Springs
Emma
Bertha Palmer
Frederick
George L Twanty, Jr
Iast
Palmer
Ohio
Gramisa Reeder
Edward Leath
Uunton Bridge
Calvin Smith
Baltimore
GO. M. Qaliom
M. FP Church
Manrica Donstis
Roanoke
Dorsey Gilbert
Laytonevilis
Iisuols
Charles Shank
Montevoe Hospital
Eprot
George Baker
David Harmon
Columbia
Charles Cramer
Fradarick
Peter Stant
Janes Stant
Charten Albsogh
Hag
H. M. Clabaugh
Washington
D. C
William M. Relodolar
David Mshriog
Basshoar
Carllale
William Little
Sammuel H. Little
Theoore Fair
York
Heraog
Eden Geisberts
Madaline
Misa Eva McLane
Apeat
Point of Rocka
Misa Lizarle Whitear
James Taylor
Oer Jefferson
Maryland Surveys For New Roads Under Shoemaker Law
Dr. William Ballock Clark leads Maryland Geological Survey as road surveys advance in Montgomery Allegany Washington Frederick Baltimore Howard Prince George's Cecil Harford counties. New State aid builds macadam roads like Forest Hill near Havre de Grace and Clear Spring in Washington along with Bedford in Allegany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ballock Clark
Maryland Geological Survey
Montgomery
Allegany
Washington
Frederick
Baltimore
Howard
Prince George's
Cecil
Harford
Harford County
Maryland
State Aidsas
Forest Hill
Havre de Grace
Clear Spring Road
Washingon County
Bedford Road
Allegany County
Walter W. Croaby
Arthur N. Joneson
Maryland Geological Suurvey
Clark
Baltimore County
Crosby
Towson
Qroaby
Tharafore
1Ia
New York
Massachusettes
Port Huron
Bloomham
Massachusetts
Engineering Enterprises Great Works Now in Progress
Engineering progress spans projects of vast scale. The Simpson tunnel for new Tealy to Northera routes is pegged near 15 million dollars, far below the cost of the New York Rapid Transit subway. The Panama canal project also tops estimates, highlighting monumental tasks in engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Subwaya
New York City
Thas
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tannals and Terminal
Greater
Manhattan
Blackwell
Ambrose Channel
Chicago
Ersilis
United States
Mauch
Simpson
Tealy
Northera
Deafness Cure Claim By Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad
An old advertisement promises to cure deafness caused by catarrh through Hall's Catarrh Cure. It claims the Eustachian tube inflammation leads to hearing loss, offers a $100 reward for an incurable case, and cites J Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio, with additional notes on Hall's Family Health Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Elrenlare
Tree
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Aeaceleie Tie
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Pearl
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L. O. Burke
Hazel Burke
Lola Yingling
Misa Alice Hogarth
Misa Jennie Noll
Willie Hogarth
Harry Umberger
Percy Hogarth
Clyde Bell
Rosa Bryan
Wm. Umberger
Mina Lola Yingling
Otis King
Della
Misa Blale Ray
Mt. Pleasant
Met. Carmel
Sunst
Bamebare
OG. J. Beaith
Mead Kameburg
FP. G. Smith and
Familly
Ereshour
Howard Wachter
Ermie Wachter
Clare Thomas
Mise Annis Wachter
D & D. Institute
Wilbert Gaugh
Mamie
Sydney Wachter
Weasley Wachter
Rhodea Kemp
Plessiot
Bloomfisid
Zion Church
Roy Bartholow
J. B. Runkles
Baker and Lentz
Roy Peddivard
Susie Buzzard
Albert Garver
Mra Dietrich
May Wice
Daisy Murphr
Hunter
Westminser
Misa Belle Runea
Morgan Anderson
W. P. Anderson
South Main Street
Misa Hattie Barnes
Raymond Barnes
Elia Hood
West Falls
Maips
Davey
Catherine Gould
Robert Sallman
George Gatrel
West Falla
Clara Garver
Lewie J. Kemp
E. M. Browning
O E. Browning
Lewis J. Kemp
Starvay
Walkersville
Harry Zimmerman
M. I. Zimmerman
Harry McMaster
Togo
Thomas Cramer
Harry Hedges
Jeremiah Martin
Waynesboro
George Lickle
Mesars
O. W. Loy
John Fisher
Lutheran Church
Creagerstown
Sophia Freshour
Indiana
P. Otis Smith
Edward Grove
Harry Grove
Foraythe
Fraderick
M. J. Grove
Jobo Feaga
Lloyd T. MacGill
Eugene Grove
P.O. Smith
Fannie
Aire
Bloomeld
Aodlg
Thomas Fisher
Mable
Tom
Lewis Engle
Daniel Smith
Edward Plamwer
Jobo Koblenberg
Urleans
Mr. Hoblenberg
Mr. Vinson
Novelp
Mrc
Joseph Loock
Taneytowl
Annie Drue
Allentown
Félativea
Chas. Martino
Littlestown
Hagan
Frank H Gardner
Denis Forget
Graham
National Biscuit Company Bakeries
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
France
A.R. Yeakle
Strayer
W. Saratoga St
Oliver
James E. Doll
J. W. Morris
First Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
Feta
Pe Chichester NS
Englion
Hartholomay
Oregon
USA
WM. H. Shipley
SOLE
AGEN
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Agagant
St Paul Street
EH. Patrick Street
Bristol’ Hors
Bristol
Central Hardware CO
South Market
Goodhart's Cafe
Doll's
Prompt Service
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