Fergaville Notes of Church Talks Visits and Local Happenings
In Fergaville a Sunday church service at St. Bethlehem by a Gettysburg seminary student. Reformed church audience Sunday at 2 30 with a Chinese missionary. W C T U plans a meeting at St Luke’s Lav e church Friday afternoon. Young Campaigners to perform game entertainment Friday at 7 30. Community visits include Mrs Hutching of Howard City and many area residents. A porker slaughter and spring ploughing mark local activity. Several residents visited relatives in nearby towns. multiple trips and social calls noted. Rev A C Day preached on Thankgiving at Mt Zion church.
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Fergaville
St. Butheran
Gettysburg
Reformed Church
St Luke's Lave Church
Oliver Hutching
Howardity
Samuel Hargett
Mildred Cockrell
Buckane
Nincie
George “Stockman
Grace English
Frederick
J . George B. Culler
Miles May Summel
Jefferson
Lamer Derr
John S. Rennando
Alvey
Irving
George W. Poole
Harmony Grove
William P. Sc
Myre
Samuel Ray
Arthur Ray
Alice Ray
Misa Elizabeth Ray
Ira Ray
Eldridge Wachter
Prospects Move and Community Socials in Mt Airy
Mr and Mrs Monroe Clary relocate to Mt Airy. Mr and Mrs Charles Buckman and sons visited Mr and Mrs George Gibbert and family. Mrs Basil Glison Mrs Robert Young and Mr and Mrs Oscar Hool attended nearby gatherings.
General Funston and Vera Cruz retreat mentioned in brief notes
A local column notes General Funston leading troops from Vera Cruz after Bevan Monthey stayed. family updates include Sadie Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Brown with sons visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hood. Mr. Hood is sick. A sermon is planned at Prospect Sunday at 2.40 p.m.
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Sadie
Guy Brown
Harvey Hood
Mt. Airy
Prospect
Local Social Notes From Woodsboro Area
Mr and Mrs George L Etler of Woodsboro spent Sunday with Mr George W Vanfoasen and family. Elmer Charlies and Jesse Vanfossen spent the day at home. Jacob Roser who has been ill is somewhat better. Edward Graham lost a valuable horse by death a few days ago. George L Etzler spent last Tuesday with Mrs Samuel Slagle. There will be preaching Sunday morning by Rev Renolds of Virginia. Samuel Slagle spent last Monday in Frederick on business. Elsworth Potts while helping to move a steam drill at Legares quarry mashed his finger.
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George, L. Et#ler
Woodsboro
George W. Vanfoasen
Elmer, Charlies
Jesse Vanfossen
Jacob Roser
Edward Graham
George L. Etzler
Samuel Slagle
Brunswick Area Personal Notices and Visits Report
Local Brunswick personal notices list visits and travels among residents and nearby towns. Entries mention Howard Crum in Martinsburg with J F Thompson Jr, L Fisher painting signs, John Smith moving to Baltimore with his family, Walter Albert purchasing Smith's house, and multiple residents visiting Frederick Baltimore Washington Cleveland Park Round Hill Germantown and other locales.
Personal notices of local residents visiting and traveling
Purely Personal column lists residents and guests in transit. Ann RR Alvey on a Baltimore visit. Mr and Mrs 8 Guy Whiner and others visiting in the city. several trips to New York Washington and Baltimore for Thanksgiving and holidays. attendees include Miss Ada Carter Miss Adelaide Beegon Miss Katherine Grove Miss Rose Birely and others. Notable events include Major Edward Shriner to Berryville for Thanksgiving and Odd Fellows Military Ball attendance by John H Bennett. cottage sale closure of Catalpin.
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Ann RR. Alvey
East Second Street
Baltimore
Guy Whiner
J. H. Enright
East Third Street
New York
Victoria Mullican
Jefferson Street
Adelaide Beegon
Katherine Grove
St. James School
Hagerstown
Edward G. Shriner
Berryville
W. Va
Frank Hoffman
West Patrick Street
Tuscarora
Doubs
Adamstown
Ethel Flancyfrock
Church Home and Infirmary
Misa Rose Birely
North Market Street
Julia M. Rodock
Margaret Lund
St. Louis
Washington
Annapolis
U. S. Naval Academy
John H. Bennett
West South Street
Patriarchs Militant
Odd Fellows Temple
J. H. Markey
Catalpin
Braddock Heights
Inez B. North
Stonehurst
Francis V. Willard
Col Baughman Fined In License Violation Case
Col E Austin Baughman was tried before Justice Dennig for operating two automobiles with one license set and a fictitious license. He was fined $1 plus $2.50 costs. Merle Ridgley faced a separate hearing, dismissed on a lights charge, but fined $5 for lacking an operators card. The judge noted a quip about Ted and writers. Advertising in The News.
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Col. E. Austin Baughman
Justice Dennig
Merle Ridgley
Artificial Turquoise Production and a Table Laugh
The excerpt notes artificial turquoise made in Europe by soaking ivory in a saturated solution of ammoniacal copper oxide until a designated shade is reached. It includes a speech exchange where a mother cautions a child not to laugh and the child objects. The passage also references moral maxims about wallets and failures from La Fontaine.
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Europe
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Leonard Wachter
Burr Snoots
Clyde Mock
Arlington, Va
C. Kk. Feaga
George Sheetenhelm
Harry
Braddock
M. C. Kefauver
Annie Haller
Grace Perry
Martin Wagner
J. J. Rhoderick
William Summers
Mollie Rhoderick
Adolphus Fox
Harry Grove
Mt. Zion Church
Grove
A. C. Day
Triangle
Standai
Washington, B. C
Herteth, Va
Rickewoed, Va
RD OH Company
Ferley
Charlotte, H.C. Chasteten
W. Baltimore
Ies
General Funston
Vera
Graz
Bevan
American Prose Association
Oak Hill
Brunswick
Howard Crum
Quality Tailors
Martinsburg
J. F. Thompson
L. Fisher
John Smith
Smith
Walter Albert
Daniel Grimes
B. ?. Orrison
Kathyn Rose
Johns Hopking Hospital
W. T. Robertshaw
Charles Divers
L. T. Stickley
Edna
John Wolfinsberger
Indiana
M. C. Waller
Cleveland Park
Washington, D.C
Elsie Gill
Anna Care
Orie Plush
R. C. Plush
Irving H. Crum
J. ©. Schrader
Germantown
E. C. Compher
George Heffner
Topeka
Kan
Lawrence Harrison
T. M. Conner
S. Wi. Bennett
Charles Gross
Mr. Gross
Ted
Ned
Chaucer
Shakespeare
Miss Green
la Fontaine
Harry G. Dorsey & Co., Popular Price Outfitters
Frederick County
Maryland
Frederick Loan CO
South Market ST
Frederick, Maryland
Wheels
Ebert
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