Thanksgiving social and services dot Creagerstown
The Society of Faithful Workers plans a Thanksgiving supper at Mrs. Oka Philips home in Creagerstown on Thursday evening November 2 with special music. A week of church services and revival activities are reported across nearby towns, with prayers at St John Lutheran and revival at Bethesda M E church.
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Creagerstown
Society of Faithful Workers
Oka Philips
Geote Meyers
Sylvania
West Virginia
Julia Heen
Ohm D. Hann
Erick
William Mumma
Charles Mumma
Elroy Whitwore
Utica
George Heffner
Stack
Anday
Gordon Troxell
Graceham
Troxell
Issac Gilbert
Fourminater
Clar
Georgia DeVilbiss
Suny
Local Social Notes From Baltimore And Nearby Visits
Mrs Annie Lowe of Baltimore returns home after a visit with Mrs John W Browns. Jesse Lowe and Jesse mith spent a weekend in Washington DC. Mr D F Brown drove to Baltimore. Mrs Hicks King visited Mrs Haller Kings. Mrs Janie Barwitch and Mrs Harry Hurley with two children visited Mrs B Hilton. Mrs John Brown and Mrs Lowe of Baltimore visited Mrs Edward Burns. Mrs Wesley Smith and two children stayed with Mr D W Price near Cedar Grace. Florence Brown of Mt Airy visits friends in Purdum. Mr Lee Bosley of Poolesville spent Monday with Mr Phillip Brown.
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Annie Lowe
Baltimore
John W. Brown
Jesse Lowe
Jessemith
Washington, D. C
D. F. Brown
Hicks King
Haller Kings
Janie. Barwitch
Harry Hurley
Elizabeth and
Gilmor
B. Hilton
John Brown
Lowe
Edward Burns
Wesley Smith
D. W. Price
Cedar Grace
Florence Brown
Mt. Airy
Purdum
Lee Bosley
Poolesville
Phillip Brown
Local notes from Browningsville visitors and visits
Mrs Edith Snyder and children visited Mr and Mrs Will Pardum on Sunday. John Snowden returned to Martinsburg after a week with relatives. Martha Paardum spent Tuesday with Ellen Shipley. Maurice Watkins Ollie Lewis Sally Watkins and Otis Watkins toured Travilah and visited Preston Snyder. Mima Dar of Salem VA visits her father Samuel Hobbs. Anthony Smith family and Elizabeth Snowden visited John Hagan near Cedar Grove. A H Watkins and Hiram Musgrove of Bethesda stayed with local friends. Mrs Carrie Brostthuret spent a
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Browningsville
Edith Snyder
Will Pardum
John Snowden
Martinsburg
Martha Paardum
Ellen Shipley
Maurice Watkins
Ollie Lewis
Sally Watkins
Otis Watkins
Travilah
Preston Snyder
Mima Dar
Salem, Va
Samuel Hobbs
Anthony Smith
Elizabeth Snowden
John Hagan
Cedar Grove
A. H. Watkins
Hiram Musgrove
Bethesda
Carrie_ Brostthuret
Brunswick Community Notes of Weekend Visits and Travels
Social items list residents and guests from Brunswick Maryland and nearby towns. Names include Rev J T Hurt Mr and Mrs Dixon and family, Mr and Mrs Lee Osborne and family, Ernest Snoots family, Allene Chrisman Katherine Chrisman Kenneth Pitter from Keyser, W Va, and many others visiting relatives in Brunswick and Montgomery County. Travel includes trips to Washington D C Leesburg Va Shenandoah City Roanoke Richmond and Frederick with family events and health notes.
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J. T. Hurt
Dr. Dixon
Lee Osborne
Ernest Snoots
Washington, D. C
Unday
E. C. Compher
Flist Street
Allene
Katherine Chrisman
Kenneth Pitter
Forest land warnings and visits in Yellow Springs area
Forest warden Mr McPherson McGill of Catoc itin Furnace posted instructions to owners of forest land along roads at various Points on Wednesday November 14. Mr and Mrs Neil Moore and family near Lewistown visited Mr and Mrs W HL Stull, the Moore parents.
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McPherson McGill
Catocitin Furnace
Neil Moore
Lewistown
W. HL. Stull
Moore
Cedar Grove Community Notes Passages of Local Travel and Hunting
Messrs James E King John Walker Russell Boyer and J Q King were in Rockville and Washington DC on business. Mrs J W Johnson returned home from Providence Hospital Washington where she had an operation. Otto Schneider and Fred Gothart of Washington DC hunted locally. The game law was in effect last Wednesday and guns were heard all day. Maurice Beall and family and Mrs Mary Rigga were in Frederick MD. Beall and his brother Charley and sister Mrs Mary E Riges were in Rockville on business. James W Johnson James S King and J L Rigga hunted on opening day and bagged 25 rabbits 3 squirrels and several birds. W Page killed a large turkey hawk measuring four feet across after a long shot. Miss Lewis of Boyda visited Miss Julia May Barber. Mr and Mrs C L Watkins were in Washington in their auto. Miss Barbara Lightfoot and Mrs Jones visited Mr and Mrs Noah Watkins near Cedar Grove. Fred Crouse Crowder and Deuth of Washington went to Mr C C Barbers hunting. Carlton Young of Washington visits his mother in Cedar Grove Mrs Sallie Young. Mrs Rebecca Watkins of Cedar Grove visited Mrs E R Watkins. Mrs Nora Barber and daughter Anna visited Noah Watkins near Cedar Grove. George Beall and his two children of near Cedar Grove visited Mr Page and brother. George Miles visited relatives at Harper’s Ferry. Miss Leuna Price visited Miss Oliva Watkins near Cedar Grove.
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Cedar Grove
James E. King
John Walker
Russell Boyer
J. QO. King
Rockville
Washington, I. C
Russell Boyers
J. W. Johnson
Providence Hospital
Washington
Otto Schneider
Fred Gothart
Washington, D. C
Maurice Beall
Mary Rigga
Frederick
M. Beall
Charley
Mary E. Riges
James W. Johnson
James 5. King
J. L
C. L. Watkins
Barbara Lightfoot
Jones
Noah Watkins
Fred Crouse
Crowder
Deuth
C. C. Barber
Carlton Young
Harper's Ferry
Leeuna Price
Oliva Watkins
NEW MARKEY SOCIAL NOTES
Violet Wolfe of Uamneville visited sister Mrs Ray Sponseller on Wednesday. Clifton Sponseller of Mt Airy stopped to see Mrs R L Sponseller on Thursday. Lydia Wood of Kemptown visiting Mrs Frank Zimmerman. Dr and Mrs Stephenson Tropkins of Bel Air spent Sunday with Mrs H H Hopkins Sr. Mary Downey and Anna Hammond returned from Baltimore trip. Fannie Thomas of Frederick visiting Mrs Fannie Bromwell. Mamie Boyer confined by a bad cold. Mrs Mathias Reid recovering from grip. R L Sponseller and son George spent Sunday in Samsville. Mamie Stevens fell on cellar steps, badly injured. John Mason visiting his nephew Mussetter. Xoo Reid suffering with a severe ot]
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Violet Wolfe
Uamneville
Ray Sponseller
Clifton Sponseller
Mt. Airy
R. L. Sponseller
Lydia Wood
Kemptown
Frank Zimmerman
Stephenson Tropkins
Bel Air
H. H Hopkins
Mary Downey
Anna Hammond
Baltimore
Fannie Thomas
Frederick Is
Fannie Bromwell
Mamie Boyer
Mathias Reid
RL. Sponseller
George
Samsville
Mamie Stevens
John Mason
Mr. Mussetter
Reorganization Grants New Posts in State Department
Harriaburg Pa Nov 18 The state commissioner of agriculture with the governor and Secretary Patton approved reappointments in the department. James Foust as Food Commissioner for Derry with a 4090 salary and title Economic Geologist H Surface Cumberland County 4400 State Veterinarian James W Kellogg Dauphin 4000 Deputy Veterinarian T F E Munce Washington County 2000 Chief Chemist. A L Martin Lawrence County holds the place of deputy secretary not announced.
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Harriaburg
State Department of Agriculture
State Commissioner of Agriculture
Patton
Derry
James Foust
Blair County
Cumberland County
Marshall
Philadelphia
T. F E. Munce
Washington County
James W. Kellogg
Dauphin County
A. L. Martin
Lawrence County
Chilean Minister Dies at Coronation Riots Scene
Chilean minister to Japan Soviet 18 Franchsco Herboso collapsed during coronation ceremonies after attending a concert. He died soon after returning to his hotel with heart trouble cited as the cause. Miss Hazel Baumgardner of Washington visited Miss Eva Joy near Frederick.
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Franchsco Herboso
Japan
Galets
Hazel Baumgardner
Washington
Eva Joy
Frederick
Allentown Store Fire Rescues Two Women From Upper Floors
Fire at G C Aschbach music store 539 Hamilton street Allentown Pa Nov 18 injures damage to stock estimated up to 50000. Two women on the third floor were rescued with ladders as crowds filled the streets water supply hampered firefighting.
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Allentown
G. C. Aschbach
Hamilton Street
Surgeon Names Lo renz Method Repairing Twenty Thumbs
Dr H August Wilson of Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia with eighty Schuylkill County physicians performed Lorenz method thumb repairs on twenty children at Fountain Springs State Hospital.
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Mahanoy City
H. August Wilson
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Schuylkill County
Fountain Springs
Beheaded Boy Killed By Train In Phillipsburg Incident
Edward Coyle, thirteen, was killed at the Lehigh Valley line near Phillipsburg when he stood on the tracks as a freight train passed. He did not hear a passenger train approaching and was beheaded by the engine. The accident occurred on November 18.
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Phillipsburg
N. 4
Edward Coyle
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Walt
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