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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1919

Page

3

Various Church Events And Neighbor News At Graceham

Sunday services announced at St Luke's and St Mark's Lutheran Churches with times. A public meeting by the Young People's Missionary Society scheduled at St Luke's. School festival and spelling bee planned for December 4 to raise funds for a flag and decorations. A long list of local residents’ visits, travels, health, and domestic news from Graceham and surrounding areas noted, including hog slaughter, holiday deadlines, and a moved household.

Damville social and community notes from November events

The Damville column reports a thriving M E Sunday School social led by Mia H C Swomley on November 15 with a lengthy program of songs, recitations, tableaux, and a pumpkin lantern drill raising funds for the Woman's Home Missionary Society. Other items note visits by residents to Baltimore and Norfolk, school events, Grange social, Boy Scouts gathering, and local illnesses and accidents.

Local residents visit relatives across towns in pa and md notes

Taneytown notes weekend visits by Joseph R B Eliot and family to York and Westminster relatives. Laura Reindollar travels to York with her mother. Addie Mehring visits Kansas relatives. Roy F Smith buys Stultz property on Emmitsburg Street and rebuilds shop. Archie Crouse of Detroit visits Kin and friends. Families from Catball, Grad dock, Ceresville, Kingsdale and Baltimore are listed as weekend visitors.

Joseph RB. Eliot York Charles A. Elliot Edward Lynch Baltimore George A. Clabaugh Joseph B. Elliot Westminster Laura Reindollar Addie Delaplane Mehring Great Bend Kansas Sallié Slick Roy F. Smith Stultz Emmitsburg Street Archie Crouse Detroit Michigan Crown Cork and Seal Company Noah EB S. L. Bast Graddock Charles Krantzan Masters Earl and Melvin Ceresville Melvin King Evelyn Ethel Kingsdale H. Carroll Luster Httle Donald

Montgomery County Socials and Local Happenings

Mr and Mrs Alburn Watkins of Bethesda have returned home after a visit. Mrs Sallie Jones of Frederick visits sister Mrs Ollie Moxley. T H Hyatt displays the largest locally weighed hog at 426 pounds. SD Warfield second at about 400 pounds. Protracted services begin at Montgomery Chapel Sunday evening. A Glaggettsville Hall show runs each evening this week. Mrs Fannig Easton is sick. Mrs L B Easton and daughter Annie visit family in Washington. An entertainment is set for December 27 at Claggettsville hall by Mont Romery I C G T Lodge titled The Deacon, staged by older locals from 27 years ago.

Richard Thomas Virginia Wm. Basford Albert Basford Lovettsville Mary Willard Washington L. E. Willard Carlton Compher Louise Walter Alburn Watkins Bethesda Montgomery County Sallie Jones Frederick Ollie Moxley T. H. Hyatt Warfield Montgomery Chapel Glaggettsville Hall L. B. Easton Annie

Mountaindale Spelling Bee Set for Wednesday Evening

Mountaindale residents learn a spelling bee will be held at the Mountaindale schoolhouse on Wednesday evening November 26 at 7 15. Miss Elsie Geesey recentl y stayed with her sister near Araby. Mr and Mrs William Snook of Missouri visit George Snook and family. Mrs Charles Stull visited the Rice family near Lewistown. Sunday School will convene at Union Chapel Sunday at 2 PM. Mrs Oda Gilbert visits her daughter near Thurmont. Hicks Miner of Hansonville paid a brief visit to Mr and Mrs Charles Mort.

M. E Mia H. C. Swomley Grandma Alta Brashears Ruth Cockerly Florence Mary Margaret Bell Emma Clara Virginia Wolfe Beatrice Hyatt Elizabeth Warfield Nora Davis Thelma Hyatt Fannie May Caryl Smith Hazel Warfield Georgianna Wolfe Ruth Wolfe Evelyn Bell Ethel Oden Ruth Oden Mary Pickett and Son Ell Scott City Lynn Hyatt Bertram France and Sons Baltimore George Woife Hwamerville School Alta Norris Raymond Virts Mary Elizabeth Virts Shenandoah Junction West Virginia S. E. ¢Raw Mountaindale Elsie Geesey Jacob Haller Araby William Snook Missouri George Snook Charles Stull F, HW. Rice Lewistown

Birthday Surprise Party in Long Corner

On November 22 a birthday surprise party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Matthew Murray for his 52nd birthday. Attending were Mr and Mrs John Smith of Daisy Mr and Mrs Willie Murray Mr and Mrs Allie Browning Mr and Mrs Raymond Murray of Long Corner Mr and Mrs Pliny Horslip of Washington Mr and Mrs Wm Deitweller of Washington Sylvester Prigle and his Baltimore county aunt and cousin Miss Edith Murray Miss Irene Smith Master Willan Browning and John Smith.

Matthew Murray John Smith Daisy Willie Murray Allie Browning Raymond Murray Long Corner Pliny Horslip Washington Wm. Deitweller Sylvester Prigle Mr. Prigle Baltimore County Edith Murray Irene Smith Willan Browning

Urbana Folks Attend Unionville Church Service

Mr C T Dudderar and family Mrs John Stup Mr Albert Strube and families attended the celebration at Unionville church last Sunday and heard Bishop McDowell preach. Mr W Kidd and family and Miss Lent Cecil visited relatives in Galthernburg. Miss Rosa Howdershell spent a week with friends at Braddock. The Ladies Aid Society held an oyster supper on Thanksgiving eve. Quite a number of the Indies of this vicinity gave Rev W A Lytle a surprise birthday social on Novem-

C. T. Dudderar John Stup Albert Strube Unionville Church Bishop McDowell W. Kidd Lent Cecil Galthernburg Rosa Howdershell Braddock Ladies' Aid Society

Local social notes from Hyattstown and surrounding areas

A string of community notices lists visits and gatherings across Frederick area towns. Mr Verney Anderton and wife visit Thurmont parents while Mr Dorsey Lewis and wife stay with Lewisdale relatives. Residents from Walkersville, New Windsor and Harmony Grove share Sunday evenings and chats with friends and family. The union meetings of two Methodist churches continue to attract attendees. Ladies’ Aid plans oyster supper at Burdette's Hall on November 28 and 29. Norma Tabler and Mildred Wilson of Hood College visited I L Davis family. Margaret Ryan opens Sunday in Adamstown.

Verney Anderton Thurmont Dorsey Lewis Lewisdale Hyattstown Arthur Lampe Washington Addig Warren Price G. A Price Mra Carrie Price Lutx Sennett Ire L. Davis Ladies’ Aid Society M & Church South Burdette’s Hall Norma Tabler Midred Wilson Hood College I. L. Davis Margaret Ryan Adamstown

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Peagaville St. Luke’s Lutheran Church Young People’s Missionary Society St. Luke's Lutheran Church Henry Culler Leila Hester Culler Wm. C. Mercer Alice Louise Russell Hargett Hla John Cook Caarchcut John E. Hargett Helen Horing Samuel Hargett Claude Culler Clare de Franklin Clarence E. Hemp Jefferson Samuel Trundle Alfred Trundle Brunswick Petersville Arthur Lambert Harry Castle John C. Lambert William D. Zimmerman Kurtz E. Culler Elmer Dixon Harry Howard David Oland Licksville Harry Sigler Yellow Springs Lewis B. Hargett John H. Zimmerman Keysville Peter Baumgardner Roy Norman Baumgardner Taneytown Charlie Cluts Samuel Boyd Emma Guilt George Frock Dinterman Rocky Ridge Wm, Devilbiss Dora Martin Stonesifer Edw. Knipple Alfred Stonesifer Wm. Ohler, Jr Near Taneytown Gettysburg Gordon Stonesifer Edward Knipple Russell Stonesifer Charles Devilbiss Welch Mitchell Marie Loyer Henry Boyer Charles Wiles George ‘Burgess William Baker Hamilton J. ‘Slusher Lydia McChan Susan Mounts Julia Dorsey Rhoda Turnbull Monrovia Melvin P. Wood Elizabeth Wood Barnesville Edward Cobb Philadelphia A. H. Jackson R. L. Sponseller George Nfamerite Leonard Hoffman St. Joseph's Hospital Jessie Brown Eliza Brown Wood Linden Avenue Clyde Smith Franklin Smith Sjamsville Wm. C. J. Smith Mathias Ried Kemptown John Hansen Downs Lanham M. ©. Jones George Duvall Blaie Smith Graceham Hagan New Jersey Mattle Colliower Herbert Colliflower Rocky Springs Huth Howard F\ Colliflower Lillo Newcomer Lee Erb Reba Westmmingster Wallie Shorb Lancaster Ada Yoder Long Green E. L. Warren M. L. Fogle Joan Brewer Union Bridge Madge Cover Key Mar B. D. Diller Robert Spielman George Eyler Thester Anna Barnes Broadwater Blaine Margaret Smith New Midway Essick Wm. Coleman Etta Fox Woolsboro James Warren Guy Warren Win. Myers Pleasant Valley Lulu Main Wilbur Miller R.R. Diller Bride New York George Dorsey Dambville Mary Englund Norfolk Washington, D.C Jamsville Grange Grange Mosars J. W. England Marlen Roland England George Hood Yameville Boy Scouta Clarence Rimbey Melville Cromwell Thomas Laurence Swomley Chas. Rout Clara Erle Linthecum James W. Linton Shilke Dothel Adam Bell Edgar Zimmerman BL. Tytler Annie Stull G. BL Stull Broad Run Church of the Brethren Roy Biser Harry Biser Agron Rice Broadrun Creek Luther Ahal Moxleyville Dad Urbana Rev. W. A Lytle MT. Pleasant Walkersville William Lochner New Windsory George Stevens Roger Neighborn Alicé Moércer Halle Feaga Dorothy Emma Worman Dward Gitting Harmony Grove Effle Wagner New Market Elizabeth Wagner Alice Ecker Sir William Osler RED Cross Markell & Ford Thor East Patrick St C. E. Culler Mercer Stauffer Bradley McHenry Coe Md Gita Timothy P. L. Hargett &G Ines South Market Street FORD Guy C West Pate
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