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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1920
Page
6
Frederick County residents share birthdays and celebrations near Cedar Grove. Mr and Mrs Willard Watkins marked 72 and 64 with a party hosting around 100 guests on the lawn. Neighbors and relatives from Washington Germantown and Taneytown visited, while local farmers report corn cutting and Cedar Grove orchard activity.
Taneytown reports a flurry of Sunday visits and family happenings. Robert Ridinger and son Donald of York Pa visited his father Charles B Ridinger and William Gilds of Cly Pa. James Lowe of Frederick attended funeral of Worthington Fringer. Rowenna Bannerman of Lancaster visits Rev Guy P Brendy at Reformers parsonage. Mrs James B Boyd suffers paralysis en route to visit son Charles G Boyd, condition critical. Wm F Kehn of Baltimore returns after week with daughter and family. caretaker duties at Greenmount Cemetery noted. Richard Hill returns from Centre Mills Pa after two week visit to daughter Mrs Charles Conover. at convention, Bakers Association attendees George and Mehr Baumwardner. Mrs W J Payne of Richmond and Mrs B H Warfield of Westminster visit Mr and Mrs George H Birnie.
Mrs Dotterer visited Miss Elle Weller last Thursday in Gracehan. The brief social item notes a local visit and social engagement, reflecting small town routines and neighborhood ties.
A surprise family reunion gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs H H Smith on their return trip from Dayton Ohio Attending were numerous Smiths and in laws including Mr and Mrs Edgar Smith Mr and Mrs Roy Smith Mrs C M Claya and son Paul Mrs Renn Mr and Mrs Charles Smith Mt Airy and others from Philadelphia Frederick Washington and Barnesville Families included Evelyn Thelma Ruby Harry Lee Horace Raymond Hazel Preston and more with Rev W B Turner and others among the assembled group.
Mrs Charles Gouso and son Frederick and Mrs Helen Heatwole of Frederick visited Rey. Mrs Harry Gouso and Mr and Mrs Albert Dudrear of Manchester visited at Maynard Dudrear’s home. Rows Etzler of Frederick visited friends here Sunday. Elizabeth Monges of Frederick groomed Edna Smith as guest. Rev Harry Gonsolias returned home from Pennsylvania. Guests at Laura Barrick’s Sunday included Rev Helmer Thurmont Hartzel Walkersville and families from Rocky Ridge Frederick and New York. Wm Renner Burl and others joined Kenneth Honck at the gathering. Mr R Paul Smith Mrs Wm Robinson of Frederick and Charles Robinson and sons of New York visited GC Smith family. Wm Reddick family visited Baltimore and York Pennsylvania.
Community attendees from Foxville joined Curetown's show last Saturday night led by Master Woodrow DeLanter visited relatives with Mero and Mrs. Lewis Flock. George Wolfe of Washington and Earl Pryor family traveled to see J. M. Burhman home. Glenn DeLawter and Ruth Poinberger family spent time with parents in Wolfsville and Harpers Ferry. Sophia Buhrman from Hagers Town visited Maggie Wolfe. an innovative automobile tank filling port via screw-on float was described.
A September 27 birthday surprise for Mrs. David Hilderbrand drew a large gathering of friends and family at her home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Haugh, Mr. and Mrs. Lawyer, and dozens of neighbors, with a cake and refreshments marking the occasion.
Shares of the Hagerstown Interstate Pair Association par value 25 rose to 103.10 at auction breaking all former high records. The prior peak was 101, establishing a new high for the issue in this market.
Edwin C. Hook, treasurer of the Maryland Surety and Trust Company of Hagerstown, resigns from the State Bank Examiner's office in Baltimore to take a position with a large harness manufacturer. The firm, recently organized in Chicago, plans a major factory at Charles Town, West Virginia. Death roll for September records 43 youths published for the city, 11 deaths in the county, 15 interments at Mt Olivet, 2 in Colorado Braveyards, 32 total county deaths. Burials occur at Liberty, Woodsboro, Beaver Dam, J son, Vitda, Emmitsburg, Cre town, Pt. of Rocks, Brook HU, Wolfsville, Brunswick, Myersville, Mountville and Doubs, with mortality near August levels. Interments at Mt Olivet include 15 adults, 8 children, 7 others. County, Pennsylvania, Baltimore data incomplete in the excerpt.
The presentation included Mr and Thirdman and family A J Stotdlemyer and Mrs Roger Phehus, Mr and Mrs Wm Topaz, Mr and Mrs Ira Bond and family, Mr and Mrs John OConnor and family, Mr Hagerstown, Mrs Charles Maligun c and son of Cumberkind, Mrs Niton Crntchley, Mra O F Bond, Mrs Mary Whisner, Miss Hilda Zimmerman, Messrs Joseph Butts, Frank Hoost and Laviere Zimmerman.
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