Local Letters from the County Happenings Route
Fran Correspondent reports a sequence of weekend visits across Libertytown Walkersville Frederick Hagerstown Waynesboro and surrounding towns. Residents referenced include Kling Dudrear Milling McCleery Catshall Dorcus Spahr Reaves Riggs Felser Sappington Eng land Hyatt Phebus Moxley Foltz and others with church services and a missionary meeting noted. Several residents are listed as ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
M. O. Spahr
Frank Schaeffer
Walkersville
Daniel Reaves
Taneytown
A. R. Hitchcock
W. Riggs
Frederick
P. L. Felser
Carrie Sappington
Unionville
Thenrs
A. H. Etzler
Thurmont
Libertytown church set for October 4 revival by Rev Parris
Christian Endeavor will be held at the Methodist Protestant church in Libertytown next Sunday October 4 with a preaching service at 7 30 p m by pastor Rev J W Parris. Local social notes mention visits and town activities as residents return from trips and prepare for upcoming events including a rally on October 18 and a love feast on October 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Protestant Church
J. W. Parris
James Sappington
Lyman
Mt. St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Bartholows and Local Family Visits Noted in Area News
Mr and Mrs Frank Browning and son Frank of Pennsylvania returned home after visiting relatives here. Mr and Mrs John A Molesworth and Mr and Mrs Emory Purdum with children Leone Albert and Ralph spent Sunday with Mr C E McMullen. Mrs Annie Snyder visited granddaughter Mrs Philip Killian in Washington DC. Linda Clay visited Helen McMullen. Carrie and Bessie Buddette of Hyattstown返 home after a few days nearby. An oyster supper for Union Chapel at Molesworth store hall on October 17. Virginia Maddox visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs J M Rice. Mrs Lester Wisner bed bound by illness. Master Orville Summers also sick at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunda
Wm. Lytle
Charles Montgomery
Washington, D.C
Fannie Montgomery
Fountain Mills
Messrs. Walters
Marlon England
Brunswick
George Wolfe
Washington, D
J. C. Phebus
Gaithersburg
Dana Hyatt
Baltimore
James Hyatt
Buckeystown
Reuben Moxley
A. M. Foltz
Frederick
John Hane
Thos. Crawford
Thelma Hyatt
Misa Lou Hane
Gettyburg
Edward Crum
Dofax
Louise B Sappington
F. B. Sappington
Libertytown
Florence Danner
Benjamin G.danner
Unionville
County
Ic. A. Norwood
Place
Emory Swartz
Hanover
Charles Swartz
Miss Swartz
Thomas
B. Stone
Httle
Charlotte
Misa Myrtie Carter
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Harvey Stambaugh
Annie Pryor
Grabill
Florence Buhrman
Fannie Ernat
Jacob Martin
Thurmont
Mya
Edward Ernst
Lottie
Bertie
Beulah Troxell
Madge Angell
Sarah Dotterer
An Hie Pryor
Frank Deberry
Child
Harry Deberry
Keyrville
Harry Creeger
Jessie Hesser
Waynesboro
Harry Groshon
Harvey Groshon
Union Bridge
John Colliflower
Hagerstown
Cordie Pyles
Florence Colliflower
Frederck
Frank Browning
Frank
Pennsylvania
John A. Molesworth
Emory Purdum
Leone
Albert
Ralph
C. E. McMullen
Annie Snyder
Philip Killian
Washington, D. C
Linda Clay
Helen McMullen
Carrie
Bessie Buddette
Hyattstown
Molesworth Store
Union Chapel
Virginia Maddox
J. M. Rice
Prince Oscar Kaiser’s son returns to health on battlefield
Prince Oscar. Gon of Kaiser, who was taken ill on battlefield, is able to be out again. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wagoner and sons Rhoderick and Austin spent Sunday with Mrs. Wagoner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Rhoderick. Miss Mary Rhoderick is on the sick list. Harvest Home services were held at Mt. Zion Sunday September 27. The program included opening chorus, responsive scripture reading, prayers, Rev. A. C. Day, and multiple songs and recitations ending with Stand Up For Your King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ness
Martin Wagoner and Sons
Rhoderick
Austin
Mary Rhoderick
Harvest Home
Mt. Zion
Rev. A. C. Day
Mary Baker
Mary Fox
Helen
Rev
A. C
Mary M. Zimmerman
I. P. Angleberger
J. P. Angieberger
Byron L. Zimmerman
Frederick Junction
Charlie C. Zimmerman
C. Spencer Stull
Mt. Airy
Henrietta Zimmerman
A. J. Herman
J. P. Angleberger
Charles Zimmerman
Raymond Haugh
Thos. Haugh
Ceresville
Wesley Wachter
Springfield
Ohio
C. J. Smith
Washington Bowers
Hagerstown
Keefer Catsail
Marie Staley
Local Social Notes From Mountaindale and Nearby Areas
Mrs Rosan Michael visits with Mrs Benjamin Kanode in Ladiesburg while Mr and Mrs Thos F Palmer and children Gordon and Melvin join Mr Geo W Geasey and Miss Lottie for a Saturday in Washington D C. Mrs CA Rice visits friends in Hagerstown as Mrs Emma Eimenauer of Frederick and Mrs Katie Lough of Baltimore visit Ida Rice. Guests of Mr and Mrs Chas A Rice on Sunday include Franklin Bowlus, Carl Huffer and family, Chas Blumenauer, Franklin Rice, plus Rosan Michael, Margaret Mort, and Arsin Smith of the area. William May builds a small mill on Granville Wachter’s property with grinding and crushing gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
A. Rice
Franklin Bowlus
Jefferson
Carl
Huffer
Con, Rodna
Burkittsville
Chas, Blumenauer
Frederick
Franklin Rice
Springfied
Rosan Michael
Margaret Mort
Arsin Smith
William May
Granville Wachter
Local social notes reflect community visits and health
The column lists residents and guests visiting in Browningsville and nearby towns, noting improvements in Ronald Beall after a serious runaway accident. It records trips to Frederick, gatherings with the Beall and Watkins families, weekend visits by Delma Multinix Lena Nicholson Anna Dorothy Lawson, and various households hosting relatives and friends.
Revival to Begin October 11 Led by Rev T B Davis
Lagavitte reports that on Tuesday and Wednesday Mrs Mary Mul nix and family spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs H C Watkins. A weeklong revival is planned at this place starting October 11 under the direction of Reverend T B Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagavitte
Sirs
Mary Mulnix
Vernon Brown
Beulah
Vernon
C. Watkins
T. 8. Davis
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast cure for indigestion, sour stomach, heartburn, and related symptoms. It claims relief within five minutes and promotes fifty cent cases for family use, promising complete digestion and removal of stomach discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Sour Howe
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