Candyponders Happenings and Local Society News
Mourners gather as Mrs. M Smith and her mother plan winter in Harteville South Carolina. Mrs. M L Frior recovers from nervous exhaustion. A spoiled bee at Babillonville school drew large crowds with George Manahan and Jesse Poole winning. The Helping Hand Society of St John’s Reformed Church hosted an oyster supper with profits for Red Cross. November 7 theater Ye Village Skule of Long Ago packed Red Men’s Hall. Morning exams and afternoon performances featured classes, declamations, prizes, and a gift to Master Elihu Wilkins. The society vows to stay active through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Manahan
Jesse Poole
Helping Hand Society
St. John's Reformed Church
Ifed Men's Hall
Red Crags
Elihu Wilkins
Sttle Society
Local News Notes and Obituary Highlights from Frederick Area
Residents gather at Hamilton Fulmer residence for a social event with many named attendees. A Missionary meeting is announced at the Lutheran church on Sunday November 15 at 7 30, with Mr. Claggett of Frederick to speak. Funeral services for Mr. Alfred Brown are reported, with large attendance and survivors listed, including Emma Brown and other relatives.
Visits and social gatherings across Carroll county
Mrs George Etzler visited her niece Nellie Etzler near New Market on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Raymond Lindsey and children stayed with Mr John Norwood and family of Woodville from Saturday to Sunday. Edna spent Sunday at Milton Houck Sr s in Carroll county. Mr and Mrs Charles Bowers Jr spent Sunday with friends in Carroll county. Mr and Mrs Louis Heard and children of Frederick spent days with Mrs Heard s parents D E Houck. Mr and Mrs John Main and two children visited Mr Main s father Daysville. Miss Vergie Etzler of New Paris spent an evening with Mrs J E Kreglo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie . Braddock
Ee Wan
George Fulmer
Farnsworth
A. Wolfé
Mra
John R
Lewis Hanshew
Pridyerett
Ruth
Ante Fulmer
Lily Wickless
Réihle
Vota Ruthyln
Mary and Finger
Fita
Elizabeth Shank
Fh Chine
Elizabeth Hanshew
Hamilton Fulmer
Iqeho Cline
John Crawford
Lutheran Church
Claggett
Frederick
Milton Akers
Chaig
Helen Saunders
Fredereen
John Cline
Ira
Whynestoro
Roy Dutrow
Jobn- Cline
Shooks- A
Mme
John Haller
Mylteville
John F. Stine
Mary Reeder
Shookstown
Lander
Grace Mahoney
Katie Lapole
Brunswick
Hageratown
Charles Farfley
Lovetteville
Jennie Rhine
Virginia
George, Etzler
Nellie Etzler
New Market
Raymond Lindsey
John Norwood
Woodville
J. E. Kregle
Milton Houck
Edna
Carroll County
Charles Bowers, Jr
Louis Heard
Joseph Lowa
Jesse
Heltimore
W. A. Smith
Wasley Smith
Gladys
Herbert
Sont
Boyds
Mina Dorothy Hilton
Baltimore
Maude
Ira Mussey
D. Swartz
Lewladalq
J. W. Brown
Biggs
W. J. Renner
J W. Summel
Laura Lentz
J. BR. Ogle
Allen Dorney
Motter’s
John Keilholtz
Allen Reiter
Harry Boone
Johnaride
H Valentine
Fannie
Ida Barrick
J. W. Snook
EF. C. Valentine
Thurmont
Bertha Valentine
Maurie Staup
Inwood
W. Va
Edna Hightman
Thomas Hightman
Peteraville
Harry Hightman
Robrereville
W. L Anderson
Lancaster ‘Seminary
Broad Run
George C. House
Willam E. Bere
Frank G. House
Cecil L. Hightman
Floyd
Purcellville
Charles House
John W. Hilleary
Calvin Arnold
Brownsville
Gorden
Isaac Gorden
Elmer Keyser
John Campbell
Harper’s Ferry
George Smallwood
Ridgely
George B. Grim
S. W. Reeves
C. E .Virts
Local social notes from Frederick and surrounding towns
Freder ick residents and visitors are listed in a string of social calls and visits. Names include Catharine Dyson, Catharine Hummelbaugh, Marr Rice, Elsie Geasey, Mrs Ja cob Haller, Mrs Margaret Mort, Columbus Sunday, Nina Blumenauer, Mamie Cramer, Fannie Reel, Myrtle Miller, Oscar Gladhill, Rev Amhur C Day, Geo M Snook, Ida Rice, Daisy Smith, Laura Miller, John Main family, Edward Lochner, Imogene Main, Clarence Lare, Willie Filler, Elmer Vanfossen, Norma Waltz, Nina Crum, John Crum, Chas Holt, Ethel Allen, Lena Oland, Walkersville, Woodsboro region, Estie Stitley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine Dyson
Catharine Hummelbaugh
Frederick
Marr Rice
Misa Elsie Geasey
Jacob Haller
Araby
Margaret Mort
Columbus Sunday
Mesars
Franklin Bell
Franklin Harkins
Nina Blumenauer
Mamie Cramer
Fannie Reel
Myrtle Miller
Hansonville
Oscar Gladhill
Charles A. Rice
Amhur C Day
Walkersville
Geo M. Snook
Ida Rice
Daisy Smith
Laura Miller
John Main
Edward Lochner
Imogene Main
Clarence Lare
Willie Filler
Elmer Vanfossen
Norma Waltz
Roy Eccard
Cheatnut Grove
John Crum
Nina
John
Chas
B Holt
Ethel. Allen
Lena
Nerva
Charley Oland
Harry Cram
Woodsboro
Estie Stitley
Amy Filler
Local Families Share Sunday Visits Across Town
Mr and Mrs Lewly Craver spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Hiram Staley and Lewily. John Kally and two children Mary and Clifford of Lewiston visited with Mr and Mrs Clarkson Kally and son Guy. Hy Mr and Mrs Howard Zimmerman and two children Ray and Ruth stayed with Mr and Mrs Felton Gaver and family of Myeraville. Guy spent Monday evening with Mr and Mrs F E Michael and family. David Burrier and daughter Halle of Dublin visited with Mr and Mrs Frank Huffman and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewly Craver
Hiram Staley
Lewily
John Kally
Mary
Clifford
Lewis Town
Clarkson Kally
Guy
Michael
Fan
Howard Zimmerman
Ray
Ruth
Felton Gaver
Myeraville
Clark
Kelly
F. E. Michael
David Burrier
Halle
Dublin
Frank Huffman
Local notes from Cedar Grove and nearby towns
Residents and visitors around Cedar Grove and Rockville report social visits, hunting news, and church events. People include Joseph Lowa Purdum family in Heltimore, Miss Louive Price near Cedar Grove, and Clarence Beall’s weddings and barn completion. Temperance Day programs at Sunday school and a busy hunting season with many gunners from Baltimore and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. King
Rockville
Washington
Charley H. Barber
Cedar Grove
Baltimore
Moliie Snyder'ia
T Watkins
Camp Hill News Chronicle of Social Visits
Harper's Ferry reports a flurry of weekend visits and steady social rounds. Residents from Martinsburg Washington Cumberland and nearby towns spent Sundays with families on Camp Hill, while several travelers from Baltimore and Neersville stopped by to share time with relatives and attend gatherings. Local clergy notes include no Sunday service in the Reformed Church and a resignation from Rev. Charles Himes to a Baltimore post.
Pleasant Valley Fire and Local Happenings Report
The Blue Ridge Mountain has burned for a week and two acariet fever cases are reported near Pleasant Valley. Local residents, visits, fishing tales, and social calls fill the week, with revival services beginning at the M. E. Church and multiple families seen in nearby towns such as Brownsville Purcellville and Kabletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Blue Ridge
John Dayhaft
Robert
Guy Gidding
Virginia
Yourtee
C. E. Virts
Virts
Loudoun Valley News Brief Sees Local Visits and Gatherings
Misses Nettye and Emma Goode and Mr. Garland Whitmore from Charlestown West Virginia spent Saturday. Michael Keller joined. Mr. and Mrs. G. E Webb and Cecil visited Mrs. Webb's parents, J. W Potts family, Neeraville area, over Sunday. Mrs. H. B. Funk and three children from Brunswick Maryland stayed Friday to Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Demory. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Sader and lit- (text cut off)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun Valley
Nettye
Emma Goode
Garland Whitmore
Charlestown
W. Va
Michael Keller
G. E Webb
Cecil
Santa's Mail Arriving At The News Office
Children begin sending letters to Santa via The News headquarters with Mildred Smith’s doll shoes and treats request from Jefferson. Lawrence N Bowers asks for a bugle and a pop gun and candy. Rev C J Hines of Burkittsville to Emanuel Lutheran Baltimore church with 140 communicants and 400 Sunday school scholars. Rev F W Meyers resigns to become superintendent of the Intermission Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
The
News
Saint Nick
Jefferson
Mildred Smith
Lawrens N. Bowers
East South Street
C. J. Hines
Burkittsville
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Baltimore
F. W. Meyers
Auper
Intermission Society of Baltimore
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H. W. Stull
Carrie Garber
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George Marten
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Rose Dall
Washington, D. C
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Elmer Tebo
Thomas Webb
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Phillips
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J. H. Grubb
Sallie Grubb
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Joseph Grubb
Lovettsville
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Hattie Nisewaner
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G. J. Webb
J. Gordon Russell
Mildred
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Carte Hickman
Hugh Rodeffer
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Raymond Stone
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