Modernism Finds Home Pace in American Furnishings
Modernistic furniture gains naturalized appeal in American interiors. The piece notes democratic mixing with antiques, space-saving traits, built-in shelves, cherry wood accents, handwoven striped rugs, and modular pieces like a dining table and wall-mounted settee, describing a New Yorker’s cozy, three-in-one living space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Blandshard
NEA Servics
New York
America
Ot l Inks
Spntimenta
Doverport
Asold
Community club meeting and fall social in Union Bridge
The Home maker's Club met with Mrs Claude Billmyer on Tuesday with fourteen members. Miss Slindee county demonstrator spoke on Christmas recipes and low cost toys. Mrs James Sinnott entertained the Adult Bible class with games and gift-wrapped prizes. Rainy day pennies brought twenty nine rainy days. December plans noted. Visitors include Dr Herbert Cauffman and Mrs Cauffman of West Virginia. Numerous local members and guests attended club events and luncheons through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Claude Billmyer
James Sinnott
Richmond
Edward Devilbiss
Merle Crumbacker
L. H. Penn
Orion Ens
Ezra Nusbaum
Harry Long
Sadie Gilbert
Portia Fieagie
Mamie Nusbaum
Dora Clary
D. Senseney
S Woman's Club
Mary Mur- Seversi
Barker Cockson
Senseney
J. M. Snyder
Fannie Repp
Mere Senseney
Helena Stauffer
Walkersville
Senseneyr
Olivia Rinehart
Race Rinehart
Carrig Moueer
Westminster
Taneytown Community Notes From November
Local residents report a Presbyterian Church gathering at the McLinney home hosted by the Women’s Missionary Society and Light Bearers with a short stewardship program. Also noted are hospital transfers, visits, property sales, moving plans, a church parsonageClean-up, illness, and a chimney fire incident in Taneytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunda
J. E. Flohr
Fannie Flohr
Ira Feeser
Roy B. Garner
Viola Slagenhaupt
Sabillasville
Saratarmum
Gleve LeGore
John Cutterers
Middle Street
Gertrude Rowe
Thurmont
Ars. Samuel
Nettie Weaver
Harry Hilterbrick
Hanover
John H. Sauble
Jesse Myers
Little Zepp
Pleasant Valley
Milton A. Myers
Luther Helvig
Surprise Birthday Party for Miss Pansy DeBerry
Miss Pansy DeBerry celebrated her twentieth birthday with a Monday evening party at her home. Guests included C K DeBerry A C Darhoff J C Grossnickie L D Troxed C W Hahn Elgie De Berry and several attendees listed by surname. Games dancing and late refreshments followed, with many friends in attendance.
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Marlin Shorb
Peter Koons
Valle Shorb
Frances Rinehart
Charles Exler
Rhoda Weant
Reisterstown
Pansy DeBerry
C. K. DeBerry
A. C. Darhoff
J. C. Grossnickie
L. D. Troxed
C. W. Hahn
Elgie DeBerry
Thelma Warner
Pauline Stonesifer
Hilda Firor
Benish Stonesifer
Ruth Valentine
Ethel Shorb
Dorothy Wilhide
Grace Hahn
Marie Stambaugh
Dor
Visitors from Baltimore and Hagerstown Stop by Local Home
Key-Mar Kevymar reports Mrs Artle Angell and Miss Gatrell from Baltimore and directors Nettle Sappington from Hagerstown were recent visitors to the formers mother Mrs Fannie Sappington and sister Miss Cora. Mr and Mrs William Buckey of Baltimore also stopped by Mrs Bessie Mehring's home.
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Kevymar
Artle B
Angell
Gatrell
Baltimore
Nettle Sappington
Hagerstown
Fannie Sappington
Cora
William Buckey
Bessie Mehring
James Leakins
Local Notables and Community News From Frederick Area
Mrs Annie Reich and M Reich visit Frederick relatives. Dr Stephenson Hopkins guest of his mother. Mrs Geneta Reich teaching in Massachusetts. Miss Nannie Reich visits Frederick. Mr Wm C W Smith seriously ill after a fall. various local residents noted in social notices and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cvick
Susan
Jackson
Annie Reich
M Reich
Prederick
Nannie Reich
Lena Wood
J A Belen
Stephenson Hopkins
Belair
Spauise
Uy Baltimore
Ray Glanrite
Pdr
Geo JF Spenseller
Marth Re
Olive Spenseller
Silas K. Ute
A HO Jackson
Linda Grit. Reich
Washington
Geneta Reich
Massachusetts
Nannit Reich
F. Reich
Frederick
Wm CW Smith
Emmitsburg Society Notes and Local Visits
Emmitsburg reports social visits and small events around town. Mrs Navier from York spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs George Navier. Mrs Fisher of Graceham hosted a family gathering at the Bollingers home. The Lulterate church held its annual social at the Baur vardiner home. Mr and Mrs Bell and Donald Over Agu year were mentioned with local references to neighbors and miscropped names.
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Philadelphia
Bubrity
Yuce Patterson
Baer Mary
Roy Bollinger
Bible of the
Thomas Baur Vardiner
John Bell
Levis Bell
Donald Over
Adamstown Social Notes Include Visits and Health Updates
Mt has returned el NEY beer a Langey Fisies W Ww of Willingtes. Cy spent the week end with her Mrs Herning Revees Ogie who visited her son and family. Mr D ¢ Bready has been seriously WL but is better. Gary Lakin remains HL and about the same. Hattie Michael spending time at Barnesville. Mr and Mrs J Ro Lillard and children visited Barnesville. Airs Nettie Adams is spending.
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Mary Katrin
Ida Padget
el Ney Beer
Langey Fisies
Willingtes
Herning Revees Ogie
D ¢. Bready
Gary Lakin
Hattie Michael
Barnesville
J. Ro Lillard
Nettie Adams
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Herbert Cauffman
West Virginia
Wiliam Wood
Rothy Deyho
Lillian Schildt
Catherine Stanibaugh
Nettie Wimmer
Hazel DeBerry
Lillie Dayhoil
Pauline Sprague
Catherine
Marian Hahn
Mildred S Deserry
Laurabelle
Jomesifer
Geraldine Grossnickie
Max
Deyn Kaufman
Clotus
Roseanna J Hahn
Annabelle DeBerry
Donald Diller
Merril Wilhide
Gay Frock
Russell Haines
Merhi Keilholtz
Clarence Sconestier
Alpert Wilhide
Ralph Schidt
Carrol Hahs
Glen Hawk
Merile Eckard
William Stambeugh
Arville Grossa
Albert Hahn
George Schildt
Car Clabaugh
George Hahn
William Dill‘er
Carroll Troxel
Glenn Stonesifer
Taneytown
Edward Wanmz
Paul Bankard
Bankard
Walter L. Eckard
Western Maryland
Tise Potomac Edison Company
Patrick Street
Mar
Waz
Msep
Bros Sie
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Hsin Boer
Mo & Mo
Sansp
Dtu
Ec Lloosete
Emmitsburg
Mr. D.C
Poole
Eres
Pardeler
Pillsbury
Pillsbury's
Adamstown
Oxy Pha
A. F. Rees
Sphold
Hyatt Chevrolet Sales, Inc
North Market
Frederick, Md
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