Letters From Correspondents Telling of Happenings
Local notes from Point of Rocks to Frederick detail visits, hospital stays, and community events. Mention Mrs J W Briscoe returning from Johns Hopkins with two children William and Chirpence, Mr Howard Brown recovering, and many neighbors visiting relatives. Church activities, a festival, and a sermon are noted along with several obituaries and a quartely conference announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doubs
Ann. Charlies W. Wright
Point of Rocks
William ‘I. Brown
J. W. Briscoe
Johns Hopkins Hospital
William
Chirpence
Howard Brown
Thomas Lee
Bern
West
Maynard Willard
Nellie Specht
Wiffe
George Brith
Frederick
W. Q. Stouffer
Daugster
A. C. Stouffer
Baltimore
Annie Wichels
Adamstown
Wham GC. Null
Elmer Compher
Washington
B.C
James Null
Ladies Aid Society of the
M. By Church
Louis
Alice James
Newton Highland
Otterbein Club Opens Session in Walkersville
In Walkersville the Otterbein Literary Club was called to order by president Wat Wachter. After the opening song the devotional services were led by the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otterbein Literary Club
Wat Wachter
Funeral for Mary C Bentzel in Sabillasville
Mrs Mary C Bentzel died at her son William Bentzels home on May 17 and was laid to rest from St Johns Reformed church. Rev M L Firor returned from Baltimore after attending the Maryland Classis session and officiated at the Bentzel funeral. He also preached at Trinity church and St Pauls during visits. Mrs Hioward Wasaman came home from Baltimore after a week with friends. Elizabeth Watson returned home with friends for a short visit to her parents Mr and Mrs John Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C.bentzel
William Bentzel
Saturlay
St. John's Reformed Church
M. Ll. Firor
Baltimore
Maryland
Drs. Bentzel
Firor
Trinity Church
St. Pauls
Hioward Wasaman
Elizabeth Watson
John Watson
Local notes and visits from Graceham area
Mrs M. L rior was called to Frederik on Tuesday to see her daughter Marion who had a minor accident on Chumney Rock Monday. Dr Biely attended in Thurmont and Dr Goodman in Frederick. Mrs Wm Tarnes and children visited her sister near Key-Mar Sunday and Monday. Various residents and visitors are listed with little trips and gatherings, including Miss Telva Robinson, Miss Lilian Zentz, Mrs G W Loy, Miss Ethel Abbott, Miss Ruth Summer, Miss Eva Gosnell, Mr Walter Dorsey in Baltimore, and others making rounds in Walkersville, Graceham, Woodsboro and Mt Airy. Sunday school and Mite Society to meet at United Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L Rior
Toy Frederik
Marion
Chumney Rock
Biely
Thurmont
Frederick
Goodman
Wm, Tarnes
Mabel
Silas
Key-Mar
Allen Fisher
Graceham
Wm Long
Telva Robinson
Lilian Zentz
Franklinville
Maurice Smith
Nettie Liday
G. W. Loy
Ethel Abbott
Union Bridge
John Gosnell
Ruth Summer
Walkersville
George Bottler
G. M. Robinson
Agnes Weisham
J. G. Spurrier
George C. Peddiford
Mace
Harry Crommitt
Taltmore
Jorace Spurrier
C. G. Garkell
Mt Airy
Raymond Clary
J. E. Burke
John Long
G. T. Late
Bertha Spurrier
Watersville
George Spurrier
Freedrick
Wednes- Gar
Messrs. Harvey
Carl Spurrier
W. J H. Chaney
Mt. Airys
George Ruxton
Baltimore
Hesand Gatitell
Gus
Ms. Pardam
W. Hi. Chaner
Local Visitors Share Sunday Calls Across Town
Mayne of near Creagerstown visited our town on Sunday. Mrs F C Fisher and two children Lotte and Clarence of near Rocky Ridge visited Mr and Mrs Harry Fisher and Mr and Mrs Russell Fisher on Sunday. Mr Ross Colliflower of Hagerstown spent Sunday with relatives here. Mr John Bentzell and family attended the funeral of his mother at Sabillasville. Preaching Sunday evening and Christian Endeavor led by Florence Colliflower. Mrs Thomas Eyler and daughter of Sabillasville spent Tuesday with Mrs Jennie Collisower and Mrs Emma Furor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayne
Creagerstown
F.C. Fisher
Lotte
Clarence
Rocky Ridge
Frank Colliflower
Belya
Harry Fisher
Russell Fisher
Ross Colliflower
Hagerstown
John Bentzell
Sabillasville
Christian Endeavor
Florence Collflower
Thomas Eyler
Jennie Collisower
Emma Furor
Community Notes From Gaithersburg Area Denotes Visits and Happenings
Gaithersburg residents share travel and social visits with Baltimore Washington D C and local contacts. James Selby returns from Baltimore, Lavina Harper and the Mills family visit, Rebecca Reed visits Thomas Reed, Ernest Day takes Kensington painting job, Weller Hammond buys a driving horse, Emma Lindsey and Marie Shafer with friends visit, Edith Coleman travels to Washington D C, an ice plant is being erected in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaithersburg
James Selby
Baltimore
Lavina Harper
Washington, D. C
Clarence Mills
Quince Orchard
Eugene Coleman
Rebecca Reed
Washington Grove
Thomas Reed
Ernest Day
Kensington
Weller Hammond
Emma Lindsey
Marie Shafer
Jessie
Mary Snouffer
Emma
Hallie Lindsey
Edith
Local Social Notes From Burkittsville Area
Mrs Maud Slifer took her daughter Elizabeth to City Hospital for a brief operation last Thursday and remained until Saturday. They visited Mrs Lena Thomas in Adams Town from Saturday to Monday. Miss Mary Zeigier and friend joined her aunt Mrs Geo Magaha Sunday evening. Numerous neighbors shared Sunday visits and calls across Burkittsville including families Akers Magaha Compher and Pfeifer with scattered trips to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Slifer
Elizabeth
City Hospital
Will Delauder
Charles Hayden
Samuel Compher
Wesley Compher
Jefferson
Edward Magaha
Chidren
Ernest Magaha
Peters
Msille
Local notices from Walkersville area church and visits
Sunday events include a 10 80 service at Locust Grove Lutheran church next Sunday morning. Numerous visits note residents with Forney, Brown, Roddy, Wastler, Harman, Metz, Blessing, and others. Rev F Nichols preached at Oak Hill and Pleasant Hill. Brethren preach upcoming. Oak Hill Literary Society festival set for the 32nd and 24th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Roberts
Frederick
G. F. Nichols
F. Nichols
Oak Hill
Pleasant Hill
Wilson Hummelbaugh
Tron Springs
Friendship
Walkers Brothers
Hher
Walkersville
Isaac Strine
P. H. Strine
Brethren
William Smith
Local Notes From Kemptown Gossip
Rufus E. Baker spent days in Philadelphia. F Grubbs staying at home. Mrs J W Williams returned from Gaithersburg visit. Howard Watkins of Washington DC spent weekend with parents. R W King and children visited Buck Lodge on Sunday. Mrs Rufus E Baker visiting friends in Baltimore. Clifford Watkins of Washington DC returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus E. Baker
Philadelphia
F. Grubbs
J. W. Williams
Gaithersburg
Howard Watkins
Washington, D. C
J. L. Watkins
R. W. King
Buck Lodse
Baltimore
Clifford Watkins
Funeral services for Mrs Poole near Buck Ledge
The funeral of Mrs. R. K. Poole who died at her home near Buck Ledge was held there on Monday. Interment followed at Monocacy Cemetery Bealisville Maryland. George and Chas Grimes visited Frederick. Eva Austin Kensington spent Sunday in Frederick. Pansie Carlin spent the weekend in Baltimore with her brother John J. Carlin. Mr and Mrs Thomas F E Knott spent Wednesday in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo le Lehi
Carpetin
M. Pehureh
Aim
Wranklin
Maller
Lewiss- Lown
G. Tiinfield
Methodist Protestant Church
Trev. A. C. Day
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fle Tuveral
Lewisstown
Pranklin N. Miller
Julia Franaina
Mary Wizabeth
John Franklin
Win. Mart
Hancock
Mary Barnhart
Youngstown
Ohio
Daniel
Isaac Mort
Pennsylvania
Eva Mellott
McConnellsburg
Abbie Mellott
Needmore
Laura Mort
Franklin Mills
Wilhlle
Creager
Thurmont
Messrs
C. O Flumerick
H J. Utterback
Geo. Mac Miller
John Kelly
Walter Wiles
George Shor
Glen Mineyfrock
Holdcraft
Walkeraville
Harvey Pinneyfrade
R. K. Poole
Buck Ledge
Monocacy
Bealisville
George and
Chas. Grimes
Frederick
Eva Austin
Kensington
Pansie Carlin
Baltimore
John J. Carlin
Thomas FE. Knott
Ijamsville Residents Return From Baltimore Visit
Mr XL W Bell and Mrs Howard Bell have returned home after spending a few days with relatives and friends in Baltimore. Miss Elia Bell and Master Albert Well open the week with their grandmother near Pewri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
XL W. Bell
Howard Bell
Baltimore
Elia Bell
Master Albert
Pewri
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Tatest
O. B. Thomas
Newman Michael
Martineburg
West Va
Marion S. Michael
Wille Null
William C. Null
Harry Lew
P. J. Wade
John W. Null
A. Q. Stouffer
Mary Slonaker
Strausburg
Nellie
Mamie Grubb
Stella V. Renn
John Gonso
Battmiore
Apent
Calvin Frank
Littlestown
Fred Myers
Freierick
Iver
Wlc
Coates
Lewistown
Bartholomay
Rochester Apollo
W. H. Shipley Frederick
Secha
Care Schurz
New York
Carl Schurz
Joseph IV. Choate
Richard Bartholdt
Missouri
Karl Ritter
Loys
Rhea Smith
Woodsboro
Eva Gosnell
Walter Dorsey
Nona Groshon
Lilla
Burkittsville
Milton EB. Akers
of Braddock
Rony Gross
Marr. C. Akers
Carroll Pearl
Samuel Zecker
J . Harry Pfeifer
Fred. Jterick
Johnsville
Willie W3iume
Mande
LaylongviBe
Iume
Benjamin* Blessing
Edwin
Mig Staup
Finksburg
Samuel Stover
Daniel Fogle
Peter Eyler
Mattie Blessing
Ladiesburg
Luther Bessing
Thomas Boone
Emory Boone
Ald Society
A. E. Blume
Luther Blessing
C. ¥. Fogle
Daniel Harman
Taneytown
Julia Peters
Legore
Mrs. Geo.Potts
Waynesbor, Pa
Kemptown
Ijamsville
Duffy
Mass
M. Drolet
Caldwell St
Omeha
Neb
Daffy
Harry R. King
Brunswick
Det
Duffy Bitll They Co
Rochester
N.Y
Frederik Gas and Electric Company
C. E. Burger
Harry L. Ebert
Dallas
W. Kehne
L. W. Mehrling
Cae
J. E. Phleeger
Frank V. Staub
W. C. Staley
C. B. Willard
Pearre’s Modern Pharmacy
J. Winebrenner
Ernest Helfenstein
Amos Urner
Helfenstein
T. i. Verident Valivy
Griffin & Grte
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Fahrney
Cox BD
Vabracy & Son
Haga Town
Mad
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