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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1913
Page
6
Community notices from Hagerstown area recount church events and social visits. Invitations to Thanksgiving program at Evangelical Lutheran church. Reports on residents such as Mia H. K. Derr Viola Blumenauer Elizabeth Opie and others visiting relatives. Minor accidents and upcoming local gatherings noted.
Brownsville observers note Mr and Mrs Starvey Burdette spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Walter Cecil of Buck Lodge. Mrs Rebecca Fawcett and Mrs Flossie Dodson, visiting from near Washington DC, returned home. Alvin Poole, Baltimore businessman, visits with Hig family. Dorsey W Day reported two large hogs weighing 654 and 745 pounds.
Dogtown notes report Mr. D F Watking slaughtered four fine hogs last Thursday weighing 459, 412, 432, and 388 pounds. Also listed are visits and stays of local residents including Misses Addie and Lida Brown with Miss Annie Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Moxley visiting Mrs. S E B Young, Eisther Mowley visiting grandmother Mrs. B R A Moxley, Jesse Buxton returning home from a stay with Mrs. Harry Mosley, and Vella Watkins and Marion Worthen visiting Miss Annie Brown.
The President's Own Marine Band will tour six weeks through New England and the Eastern States and give a concert at the City Opera House Friday afternoon. Led by William H. Santelmann, the program blends classics with popular airs and ragtime.
Sunday visits span families in Frederick and Predorlek with many relatives seen at Pythian Castle dedication. Weathering harvest notes report husking winding down and fodder hauling incomplete due to last summer. Rev Day delivers sermon at Mt Zion M E Church citing I Corinthians.
Daysville community reports scarlet fever closures at the public school on November 21 with a December 1 reopening. Several residents including Miss Grace Staley and Allen Holt are ill. John Crum loses four Red Jersey pigs to cholera and five more to starvation. Local actions include Mr Clayton Crownburg in Frederick on business and Mr F B Michael’s hog pen repairs with O F Vansant assisting.
Mr and Mrs Robert A Elliot of Chataland near Baltimore visit his parents Mr and Mrs CG A Elliott. Mr and Mrs Ensor Angell of Gettysburg Pa spend Sunday visiting relatives. Miss Anna Winter visiting Frostburg. Mrs Lavina Fringer spending time in Baltimore visiting relatives. John Anders a respected citizen ill with heart affection. Miss Lottie Englar of Linwood and Clayton Englar of Baltimore visit uncle Ac P R Englar. Mrs Lulu Long of Pittsburgh and Mrs Minnie Shuck of Cumberland visit their uncle. Dr RS Seiss. Charles Classon of Baltimore visiting relatives. Annual Thanksgiving services will be held in the Presbyterian church.
A dated clipping lists church services and social visits. J J West will preach at Grace Reform church at 10, Mt Zion Lutheran holds a 10:30 service, and various local families in Carroll Manor Braddock Heights Jefferson and nearby areas are noted visiting, with a birth and bee weights mentioned among residents.
Mr and Mrs Lewis B Hargett spent days in Baltimore for the Horticultural Show where he exhibitor won prizes. Misses Susie and Lena Derr visited Westminster friends. Mrs Julia Marsh moved to Frederick. Mar Julia Marsh will be missed. Mr Wm L Gull s was in Baltimore. Browning and son and Mrs Ettridge Browning visited Lewis White's family. Springlike weather improves game time and flowers bloom. Mr and Mrs Roy Ws Poole and Mrs P Harry Culler visited Charlestown WV last week. Charles N Trundle Jr returned home from Akron Ohio. Mrs L B Hargett visiting Baltimore this week. Miss Mary Trundle visited Frederick with uncle L C Caller. Leonard Wachter visited parents last Sunday. C N Trundie visited Baltimore Washington Rockville. Farmers plowing ahead with fall plowing. Loy visiting son Maurice in Shippensburg PA. Salome Wachter and brother William visited Gettysburg PA and returned home Sunday. Mrs Stitely Thurmont visited daughter Roy Tressler. Mr Wan Hankey and Waynesboro PA family were guests of Mr Wan Longs family Saturday. Misses Sibyl and Margaret Dorsey and Miss Beulah Long visited Belva Robingon Sunday.
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