Social Roundup From New Market And Keysville
Local notes recount visits and family gatherings around New Market and Keysville. Frequent travelers include Mr. and Mrs. F B Harrison, Mr and Mrs J W Fleming Jr, Miss Mary Baker, and many from Baltimore, Frederick, Taneytown, and Monrovia. A wedding at Union Bridge and several health updates cap the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
F. B. Harrison
Kerndon
J W. Fleming, Jr
Grime’s Inn
George Burgess
Airy
Mary Kelly
S. K. Utz
Taneytown
Geo. McDaniel
Denton
Lucinda Utz
Libertytown
Jesse T Baker
Billy
Calm John
E. I. Grimes
J. W. Fleming, Jr
Hattie Carpenter
Zimmerman
Howard County
Revival union effects local church schedule in Libertytown
Liberty town notes report no preaching at the Methodist Protestant church due to a union revival with Johnsville churches led by Revs Homer Richmond and Stephen Galley. Also sacramental services at the Methodist Episcopal church next Sunday at 10:20 led by Rev W Biggs Huliolt. Other items mention building addition to Robert H Diller's warehouse and various families visiting relatives and friends in nearby towns including Walkersville Taneytown and Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Johnsville
Homer Richmond
Stephen Galley
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. Biggs Huliolt
Robert H. Diller
Willam
Wertenbyler
Mary Frances
Willam ©. Jr
Stephen D. Myers
Eihel Vanfoasen
Walkersville
W. D. Curfman
Annie Yingling
May Sraith
Taneytown
Thomas A Sappington
Thomas
Carrie Hitselberger
Washington
Sallie James
Nellie
Local Socials Roundup From Emmitsburg and Woodsboro
Emmitsburg and Woodsboro communities report a weekend of visits and family gatherings. Notables include Mr and Mrs John McSherry of Fairfield and Miss Dorothy Sanders’ thirteenth birthday party with several friends and relatives thanking Mrs Wachter’s parents for hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
John McSherry
Fairfield
Charles Keepers
J. A. O'Toole
Mary Mary O'Toole
Thurmont
Edward Rosensteel
Helen L. Keepers
Clarence Sanders
Lando Sanders
Chas. Baker
Baltimore
Dorothy Sanders
Lilie Mae Kreitz
Frances Keepers
Messrs
Paul
Cecil
Louis
Otto Krietz
Owen Allen
James and
Treward Sanders
Clarence Wachter
Wachter
Geisman
Waynestown
Florida
Sundar church events in Mountaindale Hilton Chapel
Mountaindale announces a Sunday school in the Tnien Chapel Sunday afternoon at 1720 o'clock and a Young People meeting that evening in the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountaindale
Wil Te Sundar
Tnien Chapel
Sundar
Union Bridge Declamation Contest Opens With Odyssey of Students
Gunton Bruce November 28 report details Union Bridge high school declamation preliminaries at Firemen's Hall. performances include The Gold Souls music by High School Orchestra and selections by Margaret Myers, Winifred Bloom, Anna Barnes, Broadley Bowman, Louie Lindsay, Sarah Ensor, Louise Bankert, Waris Frock, Carline Alexander, Louisa Dern, Lois Grabil, Ehelma Crumpacker and Harris Frock. judges Mrs. Sanders, Prof. Ranck, Lieut Waters of Western Maryland College. winners advance to Hampstead December 4 for county contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunton Bruce
Margaret Myers
Winifred Bloom
Anna Barnes
Mickey
Broadley Bowman
Louie Lindsay
Sarah Ensor
Sunrise
You
Louise Bankert
Waris Frock
Mark Anthony
Carline Alexander
Bumble
Louisa Dern
Lois Grabil
Ehelma Crumpacker
Cardinal Wolsey
Harris Frock
Theodore Fowble
Baltimure
Truman Myers
Edward Jung
Dr. Sendtner
Baltimore
Truman Smith
Mary C. Mackley
Union Bridge
He Williams
J. Russell Stonesifer
Anna Ritter
Kerma
Notable local visits and misfortune reported in Taneytown area
Sunday activities include Mr and Mrs George Aibaucsen Carver and Hazel visiting the Zimmermanes. Rev William Garrett’s parents from U Wanover. Miss Mary Erb of Westminster with Miss Rath Quack near Braceville. several students from Mitlersville visiting family for Thanksgiving. Mrs Nettie Weaver hosting cards for sister Mrs Oliver Cronce. Edward Nashaum injured by a truck near his home and taken to Frederick City Hospital. Mr and Mrs Jacob Conrad and Mr and Mrs Lewis Conrad of Hanover visited M A Roong a. the Morelork family from Warrishurz spent Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keysville
Russell Stonesifer
Anna Ditter
FP. J. Willliams
Union Bridge
Ezra Stuller
Jonas Hilterbridge
Taneytown
Harry Fleagle
Clyde
Westminster
Virginia
W. E B. Ritter
Harry Devilbiss
Roy Kiser
Frederick County
Edgar Kiser
Roy Baumgardner
Upton L. Austin
Carmen
Joseph Fox
Troutville
Nellie Kiser
Howard Mumford
New Midway
Go Wn Young's
Albert Stansbury
John Chrabbs
Keymar
Calvin Hahn
William Devilbiss
Loy’s
R. H. Alexander
Nia Gattrel
Lus
Elizabeth Hobbs
Harrisville
W. EB. Ritter
Bernica
Clive
Baltimore
Yharmont High School
George Wisner
Yellow Springs
James Trump
Chas. Rice
C. Alonzo Rice
Tagerstown
Bessie Dern
Frederick
Charles Palmer
Charles Colemiag
Widward Smith
Oscar Gladnill
J. Gladbill
Imma Masser
Shookstown
Harry Klipp
Juny
C Alonzo Rice
Chantes A. Rice
Moretock
Frank Ciouse
Jerry Overholtzer
Mahlon
Wrauk Crouse
Margaret
Augustus ‘Crabbs
Luesday
Tiederick
Caine Newcomer
Hanover
Veiman Crouse
Mary Stover
Valter Paul Koons
Clifton Brepp
Chiles Koonts
Gmmilshoig
Mr. Koonis
Pmeumoulal
Uhm Dutterer
Vir Pohn
Littlestown
Nute
Plant City
Flor
John Sauble
Claude Biddinger
John Marler
Merwryn Fuss
Parent-Peachers’ Association
Opera House
Beasley
Department of Forestry
College Park
Christmay
Charles Lentz
Noval Runehart
George A. Shoemaker
Slagerstown
Frogtown
Myr
John Stonffer
Benjamin Ulyser
Anna Yarman
Wesley Clousher
David Clousher
Tailiestown
Walham Koons
D W Ohler
W. Gartner
Dpd M Mehring
New
George Aibaucsen Carver
Hazel
M.dwar
J. J. Zimmerman
William Garrett
Uwanover
Mary Erb
Rath Quack
Braceville
Margzaret Cronse
Janet Crebbs
Edna Lemmon
Xerrihe Shormaker
Mitlersville
Bessie Kiser
York
Mia
Nettie Weaver
Oliver Cronce
Edwaod
Sterlit Nashaum
Frederick City Hrospital
Jacob Conrad
Lewis Conrad
M. A. Roonga
George Morelork
Thitiren
Warrishurz
December Arrives as Mary Jane Remembers November
A personal column laments November ending and looks toward December and Christmas. The writer recalls Thanksgivings, community kindness, hospital fundraising by Bakers and the Shanks, and hopes for peaceful holidays. Mentions Frederick City Hospital and the moon's craters named after astronomers.
Community Visitors Share Weekend at Mt Pleasant Homes
Nov 28 visitors included Myr and Luther Slifer at Mr and Mrs Carvin Carbauch in Mt Pleasant. Families from Laitlestown and nearby towns joined gatherings at multiple households, with numerous relatives listed visiting kin and attending meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Dale
Myr
Luther Slifer
Carvin Carbauch
Mt. Pleasant
Wiliam Bankert
Rath
Venrs Palmer
Laitlestown
Luther Patterson
Hubert
Laura Tatterson Littestawa
Ami
Frank Miller
Daucshier Cather
Harry
Claude and
Geers
Charlie Miler
Tage Widas
Deen
Tinks
Avi
Astt
Calvin Maser
Phiodore FL Dames
Daywghter
Mata
Sem
Catn
Pani Abin
A HO Mish
Weimaster
Clarence Hessen
Vmr
Calvin Myer
Danshier
Patiee
Walter
Dare
Diastre Vicnon
O. C. Cains
Davucier
Inna
Oneira
Jonminis
Tavtras
Garry
Spalding
Jam
Frank Baseard
John Lechner
Eta Janaary
Annie Jones
Mire Voune Jones
Telamore
Wary Viner
Dangchy
Tina
Comforts and warmth in early colonial church life
Colonial churches often lacked warming features yet fostered social hospitality. In South Carolina and New England, parishioners shared meals after services and local leaders hosted large gatherings. Winters saw fires, foot stoves, and occasional stoves in some meeting houses, with warming takes varying by region and era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon Church
South Carolina
New England
Pennsylvania
Europe
Holland
Switzerland
Sewall
Boston
Linn
New York
Fennsylvana
North Carolina
Earth’s six imaginary poles mapped by old theory
The text describes six imagined earth poles: geographic north and south, magnetic poles, and two polar notions of extreme cold. It presents a historical concept without tied events or figures.
How Times Change A Scots Sermon Tale At Dinner
Rev Dr Black at Edinburgh section of the Scottish Bass club recounts a country kirk scene about a beadle asking if the sermon were written. The tale contrasts past acceptances of written sermons with modern norms and ends with a note from London Past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Edinburgh
Scottish Bass Club
Doctor Black
Bendle
London
Excavation plans for Rome's Circus Maximus stadium
Roman officials announce digging of the Circus Maximus in Rome, famed as the largest stadium ever built, seating about 350 000. Once the empire’s highlight venue, it housed grand games and Caesar’s entertainments, with vast chariot races and gladiatorial combats referenced. Two blind girl stenographers are reported in British ministry offices amid pension matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Circus Maximus
Colosseum
Julius Caesar
Africa
Ara Asia
Pensions
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Washington, DC
E . Grimes
Jackson
Jiamsville
W. H. Hogarth
Katherine Falconer
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Fannie Eichman
E. L Grimes
Henry Russell
Mary Randall
Mary Clay
Larry Rippean
B. L. Grimes
Ella Sheetenhelm
Joe Woods
Woodsboro
Arelln Fogle
Annapolis
O. E. Fink
Robert
Middletown
Clifford Sipes
Mar- Hasburg
Bertha Rice
Hillsboro
Suchis
Cc. C Foole
E. D. Fogle
Iss Flossie Mat
West Patrick Street
Mobley
Red Cross
Newa and
Post
Spital
Frederick City
Mary Jani
Moon
Edmonsion Studio
East
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Washington, D. C
A. R. Remsberg
Jeweler
North Market St
J. W. Gregg
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