Local Letters from Rocky Springs Hints of Week's Happenings
Letters from correspondents in Rocky Springs recount social visits and church events. Mentions include Mrs Cherles Younus and Vigla of Frederick, Mr Casper Mote's visit, Mr Clayton Kemp with parents, and many neighbors in Frederick, Adams town, and Jefferson. Also notes sermons at Zion Lutheran and Zion Reformed churches, plus upcoming Sunday services and Christian Endeavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood
Cherles Younus
Dathter
Vigla
Neue Frederick
Min Lama Shafer
Ester Free
Doruthy
Haw
Aly
Ars
Prank Khae
WLIL
Casper Mote Speni
Walter S. Porney
Sunday Visits Fill Local Family Homes Across Town
A string of Sunday calls tied the community as Calvin Fry and Diezekiah Boteler of Jefferson spent the day with the Howards. Ruth Peasant visited Wis idu Wigler at her home. Frank Thomas of Union Bridge returned with Jus after spending Sunday with his parents. The Tradies wives entertained Mrs Augustus B Cline on Tuesday. Toole, visiting Mrs Ro OV Simpson, has gone home to Germantown. Howard Sherrow of Washington DC visited the son Harnes Sparrow. Oak Hill Church of God reorganized its Sunday school and elected officers including Superintendent George Vanforsen and Secretary Miss Kelle Graham. The roster lists many local families and residents attending or hosting gatherings. Mr and Mrs Roy Gibson and others were noted for Sunday activities and visits with friends and kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harper
Hubert Newton
Charles Rawley
Diugie Fel
Mary
Jefferson
Tlaze? Green
Path Mills
Rowe Wachter
Adamstown
Dheir
Edie Hine
Wisht
VG Null
Lander
Wandus Zurs
Alyrth
Timipe
Jeanie John
George Fawley
Clara
Howard Pawley
John Nfarpgr
Brunswick
A. G. Null
Willian Amd Ruth
Tetterton
Charles Fowles
S. Am
John Shuff Symmon
Robert Newton
West Virsi A
Mrnday
George and
Wm. Crummint
Jona Crisford
Howard Fawley
Alva Gladhill
Sarandas
Alrs
Wim. Moore
Rocky Springs
Calvin Fry
Diezekiah Boteler
Howard
Thomas
Mrn
Tices
R. Ruth
Mr Peasant
Wisidu
Wigler
Thas Place
Frank Thomas
Union Bridge
Augustus B. Cline
Ti Toole
Ro OV. Simpson
Germantown
Howad Sherrow
Washington
Harnes
Ting Place
Nex
Roy Gibson
Wallin
Frank
Stee Crimer
Walkers Vite
Helen
Margaret Wit
Ef Tanover
Wood Dar Acs Fd
Earnest Ogi
Lattimore
M William “Range
Fidel Ueher
Bone
Albert Reeher
Woodshoro
Emma Klug
Walkersville -Cir
Lewis Shoemaker
Mos Allen
Eo Das
Margaret Vbaugh
Katherp Mallet
Svadas
Vodier Stevens
Hottomere
Tod Newton
Sarah
Tradter
Watersville Notables Share Weekend Visits and News
A Kasie of local names and visits fills a weekend column. Miss Hisie HK Geases, Mrs. Stee Crimer, and Miss Fidel Ueher appear among residents greeting friends, reporting travels, and family gatherings around Watersville and nearby Walkersville.
Fragmentary note hints at outdoors scene and movement
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a wagon in front and an outdoor setting with limited readable names. It lacks clear actors, places, or events to form a fuller news item.
Cardinal to Visit Church for Sunday Ceremony and Reception
The Cardinal will attend a morning service next Sunday at the church, with a solemn high mass and a daylong schedule. A guard of honor and a procession precede the ceremony, followed by a reception in the school hall where the Cardinal will be addressed by the pastor and Savile C. The visit marks a return within four years, and he will depart Sunday afternoon for Paris, Carroll County, with planned subsequent visits to the Shriver area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cis
Crodinak Gabbons
Sean
Bis Peers
Radar
Ithiadee Ciuish
Rebahoes
Recon
Adler Sapper
Vaeet
Savile
Lev Feiva
Mather Dane
Cerebrontur
Paria Ata
Carrol Comity
Shriver Fenny
Mysterious bird shocks Hoffmans in city sighting
Mr Hoffman and Mrs Hoffman on their porch as a strange bluish brown bird larger than a pigeon strikes the electric light and knocks Mrs Hoffman. Visitors describe a red bill with yellow and green at the tip, blue brown feathers, and green legs with a colored band. The bird is sluggish by day and restless at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman
George Hofman
Easi Sonik Street
Myr. Jfoffman
Poor Lefty Exits After Rough Start For White Sox Loss
Yesterday the pitcher once valued at twelve thousand six hundred faced Connie Mack’s White Sox and yielded three runs in four innings before being replaced by Cy Morgan. Chicago won seven to five marking Russell’s second start of the season for the Mariners, after lasting several innings previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Mack
Chicago White Sox
Cy Morgan
Chicago
Russell
Madines
Changes In Casket Company Officers
Montross Casket Company in Tagertown sees major leadership shifts. President Montross largely retires to Candem, continues as president. SH Wartman of Philadelphia elected general manager overseeing purchasing and sales. Charles C. Easton becomes secretary and treasurer, while My Story returns to Vandattan, Kansas. Several stockholders are noted in the count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tle
Montross Casket Company
Tagerstown
Lo TL
Fishermen report varied catches at Brinswith lake outing
Local anglers recount a mixed day on the Brinswith lake as three men fished. One stone weighed about 26 pounds while two others tipped the scales at 21 pounds combined. Neighbors note fish activity has declined since yesterday.
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Prusch Kos
Fenton Thomas
Brinswith
Hon William B Baker Dead In Aberdeen After Stroke
Hon William B Baker former Congressman and senator died after a stroke in Aberdeen at 71. He left a wife Olivia Wells and several children including a son and two daughters, with ties to the area's Republican circles and local church work. his death ends a long public career and civic involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Baker
Aberdeen
Hess Meroittker
Mr Baher
Dun
Jb Go
Talbott
Senater Brome Pierford
Vr Baker
Odie Dauviay
Tan Jies
Aberdeen Methodiat
Toscopal Nuh
Alwanga
Mito
Olivia Wells
Che Geneves de
Phineas Mordist
Beltu
Thame Phesia
Game to Blue Stars M. A. C. Team Trimmed at Athletic Park Last Evening
Blue Stars edged M. A. C. 5 to 2 at Athletic Park in a rough, well played match. Phebus pitched for Blue Stars with Derr and Kemp aiding M. A. C. Stoner and Derr started for M. A. C.. hits by Cashour Haover and Mateny highlighted the game. Kemp and Phobus each yielded several runs as errors and wild pitches influenced the scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A.C
Athletic Park
Janedull
Athlete Park
Gleen Phebig
Hine
Blue Stars
Altough
Fimnes Kesap
Derr
M.A. C
Stoner
M Oa
Leant
Kemp
Phobus
Wastler
Rhoades
Mullican
Cashoun
Haover
Dery
Kempt
Phebus
Harrison
Mauver
Staben
Mateny
Cushout
Convention May Be Held Here In Frederick City
At the Sunday school workers conference on May 28 J Travers Thomas president of the Frederick District Association and W W Doub president of the County Association will report the local sentiment on hosting the State conference delegates. No decision has been made yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Travers Thomas
Frederick Disriet Association
W. W. Doub
County Association
New Market Plans Main Street Dust Cleanup and Oil Sprinkler
Residents of New Market vote to oil and dustproof Main Street after autos create heavy dust. Citizens raise funds led by Miss Margaret Hopkins and Mrs. C. A. McBride to purchase 50 barrels of oil from Standard Oil Baltimore and build a mobile sprinkler to sweep the road from the Episcopal church to the town’s west end. The project aims to reduce dust with a two-man onroad crew and a follow vehicle, with work slated to start next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citiens
Theo
Fide
Faust
New Market
Grimes
Standard Oil Company
Baltimore
Wong
Birpeia
Margaret Hopkins
C. A. MéBride
Bonfire to Mark Cambridge Clean-Up End Tomorrow
Cambridge amid a citywide clean-up drive as residents prepare for a large bonfire tomorrow night to signal the end of the campaign. Livery stable teams offer wagons to transport rubbish while moving pictures urge citizens to assist and ensure homes and yards are thoroughly cleaned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Danbridge
To Buy Auto Fire Truck For Pikesville Volunteers
The Pikesville Volunteer Fire Company with about a hundred members has opened a subscription fund to buy an automobile fire truck estimated at around $2,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pikesville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clayton Kemp
Tis
Julian Kern
Mrederick
Daniel Stull
Prederick
Samuel Morey
Addie Wachter
Geo. C. Shaler
John Smith
Burnie
A. Brust
Lesie Branderburg
Raymond Shifer
Bonnsboro
Charles Falk
Nannie Gonso
Clara Gouso
Emily Hilderbrand
Mass Mae Wilderbrand
Rev. Gouso
Hester Zimmeman
Peagaville
We Zion Southerny
Moran
Ji Zion Reformed Church
William Thomas and
Farnaidy
Near
Harmony
Girové
Viro Willam Howard
Poode Hick
John Blargett
Mro
Mes Bo
Aimiveriuinen
Liarman Coltentz
Ued
Middletown
Cmessee
Uy Poole
Culler
Jetiersyn
Zunerman
Chestnut Grove
Mis
Asuline Shellman
Vistie
Poe Calle
Frederick
Mo Culler
Sarah Horiute
W. Culler
Adameconn
Lola Culler
Chester Thomas
Washengton Bo
Landisk
Libertytown
Methodist Protestant Church
Calin Metcalfe
J . W. Parris
Methodist Episcopal Church
Solomon German
Peter N. Haromaker
Thurmont
B. F. Hammaker
Norris
Frank C Norwood
Freerick Ick
Frank Boric
Children’s Shoes
G. O. Paxson
Edw. C
Hhi
King Quality
H. R. Flautt
Frederick, Md
Cardinal Gibbons
American Press Association
James Gibbons
Tme
Church of St. Paul the Apostle
New York
William TL. Flacms
St. James
Mountaindale
Vessre Wahler
Lewistown
Margeret
Tae Rae
Migg
Geo
Uhner
Watersville
Hisie
F. Tee
Misse Crasey
Mrg
Daisy Smith
Will Vis Stet Palmer
Tola Steiva
Rouen
St. John’s
Mystery
Lefty
WM. B. Baker
Harford County
Michelin
Ideal Electric Machine Co
E. Patrick St
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