Myersville Bank Dam Built For Farla E Smith
On Friday May 12 J Newton Smith and many guests raised a 40 by 50 foot bank dam for Farla E Smith near Wolfeville. Dinner followed the erecting of the structure, with dozens of named attendees noted, plus multiple local visits and social updates from Prospect and Luckett sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville
J. Newton Smith
Farla E. Smith
Wolfeville
Smith
Mesarg
Uriah M. Palmer
Elmer Delauter
Far
David Naille
Frank Warrenfeltz
Charles Warrenfeltz
Harry Wolfe
William Harshman
John Grossnickle
Edward. Green
Charles Gaver
Tilghman Green
Eben Smith
Clemmie Smith
Stella A. Smith
Amanda B. Leatherman
Annie J. Frushour
Bessie M. Leatherman
Ica B. Smith
Hish M. Smith
Helen M. Smith
Naomi ©. Smith
Mar Smith
Bettie M. Leatherman
Lovettsville News Frames Social and School Happenings
Last week in Lovettsville residents hosted visitors in town while teachers at the Xville High School closed most rooms except Prof Malonee’s. Sunday services and a sermon by Rev Cyrus P Glessner were announced. Local families welcomed new babies and shared visits, funerals, and hospital news with updates on Mrs Schildrnehe and Mrs Emma Stevens. Mt St Marys notes include a sprain at a college game, sick lists, and local social events plus a Grange meeting and a community play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovettsvile
Chester Dbaotty
Lovettsvlle
Lydia Beatty
Welen McArtie
Little Ison
Lovetts‘ville
A. K. Ffaushalder
Xville High School
Prof. Malonee
Aad
David Schild- Irnnehe
Mretierics Hospital
St. John's Lutheran Church
Umberger
H. J. Brandenburg
P. Eccard
John Brandenburg
John Kuhn
Michael Kline
Cyrus Hays
Emma Stevens
Frederick Hospital
Moes
Leighton Frey
Russell Manzani
Hagerstown
Roy Stottlemyer
Charles Leatherman
C. W. Plummer
Lizzie
Bridgeport
C. U Brandenburg
Garfield
Jacob Routzahn
Ellerton
EB. C. Brandenburg
Ferris Smith
Local Social Notes From Washington to Baltimore
Mrs Lillie Newcomer visits son in Washington D C. Chester Joy and family spend Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Joy. Roy Freshour and Clyde Young families visit cousins Mr and Mrs Harry Null. Lemuel Colliflower of Altoona visits Howard F Colliflower. Ida Colliflower and Baltimore friend visit mother Agnes Colliflower. C E Society to hold strawberry ice cream festival June 3. Elmer Creeger of Baltimore visits his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Newcomer
Washington, D. C
John Joy
Chester Joy
Near Liberty
Clyde Young
Roy Freshour
Near Loys
Harry Null
Lemuel Colliflower
Altoona
Howard F. Colliflower
Ida Colliffower
Lovettsville Residents Visit Relatives and Fallill News
Lovettsville and nearby areas report several residents visiting relatives in Washington and Leesburg. Joseph Shumaker spent days in the capital visiting his son Grover Shumaker. Mr and Mrs J Wire visited Purcellville at their daughter’s home. Annie Futterfield stayed with Miss Nita Hickman, Lizzie Hammond visited Leesburg, Erma Brown from Frederick spent time with aunts Daisy Smith and Erma Cost, Estella Wire ill with rheumatism, Roy Williams from Washington DC spent weekend in Lovettsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucketts
Leesburg
P. E. Loy
Washington, D. C
R. F. Loy
Lovettsville
Joseph Shumaker
Grover Shumaker
J. Wire
Purcellville
Clifton Souder
Annie Futterfield
Nita Hickman
Lizzie Hammond
Erma Brown
Frederick
City
Lovellsville
Daisy Smith
Erma Cost
Estella Wire
Roy Williams
Washington,p. C
Mile Family Tragedy In Rochester Villager Kills Family Then Self
William Dollars a miller at Macy a village near Rochester shot and killed his mother Anna Dollars fifty and daughter Agnes five fatally wounded. His son George eleven and a baby were also harmed. He then went to a nearby cemetery and killed himself on his wife's grave. Authorities believe the wife's recent death triggered the insanity.
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Himsett
Rochester
Lad
William, Dollars
Macy
Here
Anna Dollar
Agnes
George
Dollars
Fashions in fine lingerie with lace and embroidery details
The article describes lingerie fabrics such as crepe de chine and chiffon, noting linen and cotton endure washing better while silk yellows. It highlights filet lace as a key feature on nightgowns and corset covers, with many garments featuring hand embroidery, crochet edges, and monograms. A nightdress slip-over, with scalloped edges and beading, is illustrated alongside an envelope chemise with floral embroidery and ribbon details.
Pennsylvania Primary Returns in Doubt on Delegates
Incomplete returns from Pennsylvania's primary leave national delegates for the Republican convention unresolved. Philadelphia results show Bramaugh and Ambler leading in their races, with large majorities for a $114 million subway and improvement loan. Statewide, Penrose and Oliver lead for national delegates, while Sobel and Laughlin lead in the congressional nominations. Democrats focus on a key county committee race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Brambaugh
Ambler
Charlies A. Snyder
Penrose and
Oliver
Brumbaugh
Smith
Charles A. Snyder
Neut
Charles A. Ambler
Congress
Isador Sobel
Joseph Laughlin
Daniel F. Lafean
John R. K. Scott
Thomas
Craco
I. M. Garland
Michael Liebe, Jr
Mitchel Palmer
Stroudsburg
Prosperous Grand Sodas Report From Pennsylvanias I O O F
Grand Lodge opens its ninety third annual sessions in Conneaut Lake Pa with 1200 representatives from 35 lodges attending. State membership listed at 17682, receipts 1 731 643 86, expenditures 37 845 798. Of funds, 443 600 305 went to relief. Lodge assets total 859 798. Four orphanages house 446 children, seven or eight in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conneaut Lake
Pennsylvania
Asher A. Hall
Grand Lodge
Philadelphia
Happy Motherhood After Lydia E Pinkham Help
In Patoka Illinois Mrs George Stephens credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after five years of marriage and infertility. She reports a healthy baby girl and urges other women to seek the remedy for displacement inflammation and menstrual problems. The form cites roots and herbs as the treatment’s basis and notes widespread testimonials of its effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patoka
Lydia E. Pinkham
George Stephens
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Myrtle Lewis
Boyds
Leah Igiehart
B. F. Purdy
George Purdy
Frederck
Leah Iglehart
Stevens
Ford
Belleville
Keefer Lenhart
Washington
DD. C
J. C. Snyder
James House
Neelsville
Reese Snyder
Clyde
Henry Lenhart
John Hall
Jessie Hall
Andrew Kubler
Baltimore
Edgar Betson
Frank. Purdy
Earle
John Pittinger
Pittenger
William Cramer
Charles
C. EB. Society
Graceham
Thurmont
Heubener
Litiz
Creagerstown
Robert L. Ogle
Dewitt T. Free
Lewistown
New Valley Hotel
Black’s Inn
Hoth
Monocacy Valley
M. G. Warner
Allen Fisher
Misa Nellye Fisher
Lewis J. Miller
Roy Hankey
Elizabeth Miller
Louise Mankey
W. L. Hann
John G. Harne
Julia Hann
Eloy Whitmore
Utics
George W. Hann
Hahn
Edward BE. Krise
William Groshon
Pittsburg
Georgia Devilbiss
Westminster
James G. Stevens
Leslie Warner
John A. Snook
St. Jon's
John M. Ahab
Gladys Ixeyser
Celeste Summers
Grace
Mary Six
Utica
Cyrus P. Glessner
Charry Smith
Dennis Snook
G. F. Smith
Harry Lambert
John Baer
Woodsboro
Wolfsville
MT. St, Mary’s
Mt St Mary’s
Harry Scott
Jamison
Sommitsburg
Scott
Emmanuel Noel
Robert Mitchel
Hampton Valley
St. Anthony’s
Zenrytown
Carry Lawn
Mt. St. Mary's College
Gettysburg
Echo Field
James Seltzer
Edward Rosensteel
Adamstown
Roxie
Viola Wachter
Edna Keller
Jefferson
W. H. Benn
Washington,d. C
Anna Mary Day
Frank Allnutt
Melville Cromwell
Sophie Wilson
Margaret Day
Clark Gilson
Calvin Remsberg
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Homer Renn
Barnesville
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E. A. Wachter
Whiteford
Baltime
3. C. Whitter
3. Fenton Thoms, Jr
Fenton Thomas, Sr
Burkillsville
Nevin Wasky
Keitiy
Foolesville
Kries
Thes
Wanvea
Umns
Phive
Penna
Despanine
Mrs. Stephens
Charles L. H. Fox
North Market St
Frederick, Md
Frederick Loan CO
Seager
Anheuser-Busch St
Anheuser-Busch Branch
Baltimore, MD
GAS & Electric
East Patrick Street
Dodge Brothers Motor Car
Paige Automobiles
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