Trouble follows Grimes family in Mt. Pleasant mishaps
In Mt. Pleasant on November 14, Mrs. Frank Grimes fainted while feeding chickens and fractured her left wrist. The Grimeses lost their home and furniture in a recent fire, started in August Monath’s garage where two cars were stored. Fire damaged the car tops and cushions, with unclear origin. Ed McDevitt was shot in the knee and leg during a hunting trip by Mr. Coppersmith.
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Mt. Pleasant
Myrs
Frank Grimes
August Monath
Ed. McDevitt
Local notes on moves and visits in Wolfsville area
Nov 14 recap of residents moving to Gettysburg and Pleasant Walk, plus visits and illnesses. Names include H. Sponseller, Archie Kline, Roy Palmer, Rachel Eccary, Elmer Delauter and children, Anna Pryor, Gladys Hoover, Ruth Ilarshmen, Ira Pryor, John Bear, Belva Stottlemyer, Russell Eccard, C C Lewis, and others with shop, school, and family events in Graceham and Smithsburg communities.
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Wolfsville
H. &. Sponseller
Gettysburg
Archie Kline
Roy Palmer
Pleasant Walk
Palmer
Hagerstown
Rachel Eccary
Orpha Pryor
Elmer Delauter
Paul
Pauline
Smithsbureg
Anna Pryor
Gladys Hoover
Middletown High School
John Lewis
S. P. Eccard
Ruth Ilarshmen
Ira Pryor
Garippe
John Bear
Charlotta Hays
Ruth
Vera Sensenhaugh
Frederick
C. C. Lewis
Social Visits Across Washington and Local Towns
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. J. C. Snyder. Mrs. Henry Lenhart visited her brothers and sisters in Washington D C for two days. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lenhart and two children spent Sunday with her parents, Edgar and Mrs. Claggett of Quince Orchard. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Carter and Mrs. Gusta Marth visited Willie Marth in Rockville. Mr. and Mrs. James Stevens called on Mrs. Richard Carter. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Marth and son visited Stella Claggett. The Markell Claggett couple spent Sunday with Walter and Mrs. Crell in Comus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graceham
Philip Compher
Merida
Elmer Comphis
Adamstown
Ant
Jonas Compher
Charles Miller
Gettysburg
Elias Weller
Thurmont
Ella Weller
Edward Boller
Baltimore
Charles Boller
Edne Hopkins
Vmre
Mehrl Weller
Ray Ener
Jimtown
Amo Euler
le Cildren
Mollie Fisher
Clarence
Edith “IeAfee
Leslie Dorsey
Amos Filer
Rosa Wood
Lester Keithaltz
Ruth
Mollie Weber
Mer
Roy Bollinger
Wes
Cramer
Clewe
Bathanre
Pat Vere
McClain
Cons
Fae
FelAeld
Warry Grashan
Tose Crawford
Rodmore
Sunde
Torsey
J. C. Snyder
Henry Lenhart
Washington, D. C
Russell Lenhart
Edgar Claggett
Quince Orchard
Ben. Carter
Gusta Marth
Willie Marth
Rockville
James Stevens
Richard Carter
Roy Marth
Stella Claggett
Markell Claggett
Walter Cretl
Comus
Ills and visits noted in Greenfield notebook
Greenfield reports Trail is very ill. Fred Nichols is ill. Chester Davis and cousin Roger Davis spent the weekend with friends near Rogville. Mrs. J. J. Davis and Mrs. S. E. Brown returned home after visiting in Berwyn and Seat Pleasant. Mrs. Henson.
New County Commissioner Lochner Hosts Friends in Md
Friday evening November 9 1923 Mt Pleasant resident Lewis F Lochner fresh from election as Frederick county Maryland commissioner welcomed about 35 friends to his home. He arranged ice cream cakes coffee and a congenial social hour with wife and daughter Beulah. Comments aside the gathering reflected community support and camaraderie after the election.
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Lewis F. Lochner
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick County
Liberty
Lochner
Beulah
Notable Attendees At A Very Enjoyable Occasion
A list of attendees includes C. C. Holtz, Geo A. Etzler, Aug Monath, Maurice F. Starr, F. Loraine Simpson, Ray B. Winebrenner, L. Glen Cramer, G. Cleveland Trout, Chas Troxell, Loraine Sappington, Robert H. Diller, CG Barrick, Z. H. Jamison, W Gilmore Sappington, Cronise, Wm M Lochner, Wm M Delauter, Wm T Delantear, Marshall L. Grove, Darwin D. Burrier, Clarence M. Lochner, and Al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Holtz
Geo. A. Etzler
Aug. Monath
Maurice F. Starr
F. Loraine Simpson
Ray B. Winebrenner
L. Glen Cramer
G. Cleveland Trout
Chas, Troxell
Loraine Sappington
Robert H. Diller
CG. Barrick
Z. H. Jamison
W. Gilmore Sappington
Cronise
Wm. M. Lochner
Wm. M. Delauter
Wm. T. T Delantear
Marshall L. Grove
Darwin D. Burrier
Clarence M. Lochner
Vote gratitude and ambitions voiced in county affairs
A list of local residents thanks supporters after an election and pledges impartial service for Frederick County citizens. A separate note from Farnham England recounts an octogenarian woken by burglars, only to discover an escaped circus elephant battering his door, which was then returned to the show.
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Farnham
England
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North Market ST
Frederick, Md
Kabo
C.thomas Kemp
Marylani
Bert W. Fogle
Chas. W. Burter
Luther J. Barrier
Oda Marrier
Emma J. Barrier
John E. Barrier
Rhema Fogle
Mary Fogle
Harriet Cronise
Ruth Cronise
B. R. Carnahan
Paddine
Fruit Paddine Co
Haltimor, Md
Palace OF Music
Freesias
Greenawalt’s
the Farmers & Mechanics
James H. Harris
Mullinix & Bentz the Rug Store
Nsible
Quaker City
North Market Street
Telephone
Commercial State Bank OF Frederick
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