Protracted services at Prospect M E church in Woodville
Protracted services are in progress at Prospect M. E. church conducted by Rev. Mr. Ely. Visitors at the Norwood home included Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lindsay and children, Mrs. Olivia Wilson and children, and Mrs. Cora Welch. Other notes include visits between local residents and relatives, and social events in Monrovia and Damascus areas.
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Prospect M. E. Church
Ely
John Norwood
Raymond Lindsay
Olivia Wilson
Cora Welch
Harvey Haines
Leonard
Nerce
Nellie Etzler
New Market
Jennie Molesworth
Airy
Rosa Hood Arnold
Locust Hill
Baltimore
Flora Haines
Cora ‘Welch
George Gilbert
Memorial sermon in Rocky Ridge by Rev Ibach
Sunday afternoon memorial sermon to the Junior O U A M will be preached by Rev Ibach at Rocky Ridge. Mrs E B Ogle of Shippensburg Pa spent days with J B Ogle and family. Mr Robert Biggs of Baltimore visited. Lydia Eyler visits Baltimore. Bertha Valentine Cra Whitmore and William Sharer visited Frederick. Those with J B Ogle included E B Ogle H W Stull their daughter May Ruth and Mrs H B Smith and Vallia Smith.
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Anna Whitmore
G. K. Gosselman
Charles Englar
Misa Nettle
John Keilholtz
Morris
Allen Doreey
Familly
Ambrose
Deerfield
M. Bell
H. W. Stull
J. B. Ogle
Elmer Buhrman
B. P. Ogle
Emmitsburg
EB. C. Valentine
Margaret Shorb
Baltimore
Ibach
E. B. Ogle
Shippensburg
Robert Biggs
Lydia Eyler
Bertha Valentine
Cra Whitmore
William Sharer
Frederick
May
Ruth
H. B. Smith
Vallia Smith
New Market Social News Highlights
Miss Julia Dorsey returns from Mt Airy visit to brother Al bert Dorsey. Debbie Russel and Rachel visit Mrs Charles Eaves in Millville Pa. Isaac Russel returns home. C A McBride leaves for Easton to join Prof McBride. Ellen Phebus sells property to William Wagoner and moves to Frederick. A H Jackson and Marie Stevens visit Bartholows with Frank Jones. Mr and Mrs Ernest Boyer and ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Dorsey
Albert Dorsey
Mt. Airy
Debbie Russel
Rachel
Charles Eaves
Millville
Isaac Russel
C. A. McBride
Easton
Prof
McBride
Ellen Phebus
William Wagoner
Frederick
A. H
Local residents visit friends and relatives over Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. George Zentz visited J. B. Cramer and sister in town with Mrs. D. F. Dorcus. Miss Madeline Zimmerman from Walkersville visited Miss Catherine Miller. Mrs. George Link visited Mrs. Edward Philips in Taneytown. Victorian social calls include Catherine Mier at Walkersville, Walter Link returning from Baltimore, and Otha Donsife in Spring Grove. Rev R Patterson of Ashville NC delivered a temperance talk to a crowded audience in the opera house. Other visits include C E Smith and Ben Harry in Frederick, George Newcomer in Taneytown, and Harry Hull in town to see his mother Annie Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Zentz
Motter's
J. B. Cramer
D. F
Dorcus
New Midway
Madeline Zimmerman
Walkersville
Catherine Miller
George Link
Edward Philip
Taneytown
Harry Dorcus
Baltimore
Catherine MiMer
Walter Link
Otha Donsife
Spring Grove
Victoria Cramer
Cora Biser
Frederick
Ross Etzler
John Simmers
Gertie
R. §. Patterson
Ashville
North Carolina
Opera House
C. E. Smith
Ben Harry
George Newcomer
Luther Smith
Harry Hull
Annie Hull
Dayeville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Hiram Staley and Grace joined Mr. and Mrs. Millard Crum family, Mrs. David Burker and Hallie visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoffman family, Elva Welty spent time with the John Crum family, Michael Nusbaum is on the sick, and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Oland and family were mentioned.
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Dayeville
Hiram Staley
Grace
Millard Crum
David Burker
Hallie
Frank Hoffman
Elva Welty
John Crum
Michael Nusbaum
Charlie Oland
Family visits scattered in Lewistown area notices
A series of brief social notes describes weekend visits among local families in Lewistown and nearby towns. Names include Holt, Foo, Kelly, Wagner, Summers, and Welty, with gatherings with John Kelly and family and Hi TH and others. The article then asserts Moscow’s Czar Kolowlo belt is the world’s largest, weighing about 200 tons.
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Czar Kolowlo
Moscow
Wilson and Eight Hour Day Endorsements in Crisis Voice
A political appeal stresses measures over parties urging support for Wilson over Hughes. It defends Wall Street reforms, equal pay for equal work, and eight hour laws, citing Wilson’s restraint in war, the Federal Reserve, and Ford factory practice as proven successes.
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Wall Street
Wilson
Hughes
MR. Wilson
United States
Germany
England
France
Austria
Federal Reserve Law
Woodrow Wilson
Ford
Hopelses
The
Commission
Tariff Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Esa
Thomas A. Edison
Congress
Republican Party
White House
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Washington
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Harper’s Ferry
W. Va
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Sallie A. Burns
Marriotteville
Bromwell Beall
Wellington Penn
Cottle Valentine
Eva Harman
Lulu Birely
Keymar
Charles Wood
Minnie Tressler
Mrs. Martin
Loys
Monrovia
Miss Day
Eugene Walker
Baldwin Place
W. L. Purdum
Welch
Baker
Albert Magon
Westminster
John Mount
Hamsville
Rocky Ridge
Woodsboro
Charlotte
Charles
Holt
Foo
Michael
Hester
Clarkson Kelly
Guy
Amy
John Kelly
Lewistown
Howard Wagner
Franklin Summers
Mer
Lewiatown
Wagner
Edna
Mra
Po Vancant
Alter
Elyva Welty
Vfttel
Thomas Apent
James Boone
Misa Elva Welty
Apent
Baker's
Walter Baker & Co Ltd
IZEC
Dorchester
Mass
C. R. Landis, Jeweler
South Market ST
C. R. Landis
the Central Trust Company OF
Marin and
Frederick County
Central Trust Company OF Maryland
Frederick, MD
Frederick City
James E. Doll
Humanity
Henry Ford
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