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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1915
Page
8
A lively birthday gathering was hosted at Mr and Mrs John Cline’s home on November 17 to celebrate their son Roy’s sixteenth birthday. Many friends attended with games and late refreshments in the dining room after entertainment ended.
Local church announces a preaching service for the coming Sunday morning at 10.46. Several residents visited relatives this week including Mrs. Painie Crawford Mrs. Price Nellie Day Annie Bready and the Molesworths. Hog slaughter noted among local families.
Miss Issie Geasey and Miss Mattie Sheetenhelm visit relatives in Araby and Braddock while Rev. U S G Rupp and Rev. Arthur C Day plan services at Union chapel. Others travel to Frederick Montgomery county and nearby towns for visits, shows, and family gatherings.
Howara Vawley and neighbors, including Lizzie and May Fawley and Charles Fawley, gathered at Church Hill for a sermon. Reports mention farmers preparing next season's corn crop and Mrs. Wm Gaver under care, with Edward Cook digging potatoes and realizing a good crop. Mrs. George Duvall of New London visits sister Mrs. E. Hargett. Lateran Church council lists members.
A vintage advertisement touts Knowlton’s Danderine as a 25 cent cure to cleanse hair, reduce dandruff, and boost shine. It claims the product stimulates roots, prevents itching and hair loss, and yields long, strong, soft hair with regular use.
Nominations include B F Zimmehing Jobo Hl Zimmerman J L Zimerman DM Wilpp and others for deacons with Lester Zimmer man and Wm Shook among listed. A Rainbow social at the parsonage drew many, with rainbow dining tables and a substantial lunch, marking both social and financial success. Improvements and local events fill CLAGETTSVILLE notes as residents share news of sickness, visits, and hospitality.
Mr Philip Selvey and wife from New Windsor with Hilda and Laura Stitely of Clemsonville visited FE Earnst and family Wednesday evening. Mrs D Buffington visited Mrs William Wright Friday afternoon. George Fogle and Myrtle spent Friday evening with Charles Earnst’s family. Solomon Earnst visited his son Edward and family. Charles Earnst and daughter Neda visited Mrs Crouse Thursday. Calvin Troxell and sister Beulah spent Sunday with E Earnst and family. Roy Earnst visited at the same place. Charles and William Earnst visited Newton Stiteley and family Monday evening. FE Earnst and daughter Mannie spent a few hours ...
Mrs. William Yingling visited the Union Bridge Monday. Misa linda Yingling stayed several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Yingling.
KEYSVILLE notes a W C T U gathering with a special program this Sunday evening and urges every member to attend. Local social updates include visits among Shorb, Roop, Hahn, and Cluts families, plus a social at the Deberry home. Thurmont resident Prudence Gall is mentioned with local farm changes and a surgery for appendicitis in Frederick City Hospital.
An advertisement extols Gets-It as the simplest way to remove corns with no tape or knives. It claims quick, easy action, also treating warts and bunions, and notes a 25 cent bottle price and direct mail options from EL Lawrence & Co in Chicago.
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