The Van Berg Emerald Heist Returns to Packham Hall
Jim reads the Daily Surprise for details on the Van Berg emerald theft and assault. Nesta confronts the pocketbook dispute as the story hints Elmer Van Berg may have known the robber, with a dramatic turn toward a decisive choice in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesta
Geary
Relde
Jim
Fas
Lis Pier
Ronan
Peston
Daily Surprise
Mr. van Berg
van Berg
Nanta
Alice Arden
Helmust
Packham
Loni Sion
We von Berg
van Bere
Packham Hall
Caroling Bussel
Bricker
Russell
Lider
Berg
Elmer van Berg
Beleve
Tim
J. B. Lippincott Co
Pleasant Maryland community notes record
Local notices describe residents traveling by car to nearby river camps, family visits in Frederick and Baltimore, and church group activities. Reported events include meetings of the Women’s Home Missionary Society, parent teacher association routines, and social calls among neighbors with names such as Burrier Monath King and Delawter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Yingling
Batimore
Mr Pleasant Parent Teachers Association
Schol House
Rose Kang
Walter
Glenail
Frederick
G. Luther King
Ella King
Baltimore
Luther Kong
Hamilton
August Monath
Raymond Lindsay
Nimrod Eitlér
Auzug
Monathom
Waandayeon
Graham
Joonsyite
Georer P Buckey
George NE
Marton
Union Briege
Lews F Lochner
Paul Delayter
Wastussioh DC
Fcend
Welan M Delawter
PoFister
Vary Mastardly
Rory Reege
Tassie
Fran Wiertaeden
Woman’s Home Missionary Society of Calvary
Meb
M. Ritchison
Baxard Sharpe
tSafel
Sient
G Eis Williams
Williams
John D Hendrickson
Lecislarion
Eres Webb
Goo da
Merle Leather
Farmers of America Dinner Arrangements Made
A business session followed by reports from the corresponding secretary and treasurer Fanny. Arrangements were made for a dinner to be served the Future Farmers of America evening of October 12. Refreshments were served by Miss Cora Barrick and Mrs Geo Rowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny
Future Farmers of America
Cora Barrick
Geo Rowers
Local Social Notes Highlight Community Gatherings
The page lists numerous visits and entertainments across Middleburg and nearby towns. Families such as Repp, Curtis, and Sherman are featured with gatherings at homes, church events, and a funeral at Latitlesay, plus students and alumni visiting Maryland and Indiana institutions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Patricia Wenlherth
Chapter
Nest
Lin
Hoe
Lo Ginexon
Fehrew
St Janks
Mt. Pleasant
Mi Pleasant
Wiliam H. Burrier
Darvin D Bursier
Joan B. Burner
Vernon Ranpean
A. Lawrence Kevney
Leas FY Tochner
George Crouse
Sante Epph
Lee Patuxtent River
Sain Gate
Trey Seeghe
The
Ladies Guild Sf
Mie
Refaonedehuren
Cannes W. Burner
Fredenck Fant
Sunda
August
Monath
William T Delapter
Wo M Delawter
Herbert Duval
York Fair
Estella Curfman
Minne Getzendenner
Arnold Quakies
Luther King Phursdaz
Derby
HO Jewett
Ind
Hank
Hs Trusty
Hank” Figs
Fellows-Rogers
Pchool Belles
Middleburg
Kevimar
C W Repa Tsu
Ruth Lo Regip
Maryland State Normal Towsan
Cleve Repp
George Math
Chester Sauith
Indiana
Smith
New York
Cis
Poa
Wester Wiesland Theologies
Seminan Westminter
Ben Pleazie
O W. Repp
Charles Sherman
Dda Zentz
Allen Richmond
Miss Vive
Mee
the Mimi
Ladies Ald Society
Ie Church
Miss Bidenewr
Predhe
Cen Reece
Reem dl
Ib. Boc
C. Jim Shull
LUX
Hgrest
Amerem
Noope Is
Alesh
Heinz
Maine
Cloverdale
United States
Rezen Boe
Wcans
Small
Pecksges
Liicuwery Saith Gap
Baker’s Chocolate
Bos
Great Frederick Fair
Eh Acp Pood
Fiy Frederick MY. Alty
Sykeville
Emmitsburg
Brunswick
del Monte
Achetti
Ero
Granemother’ S Pan Rolls
Silfana
Sparkie
Grinene
Tagar
Com
Munich
Srey
Sunnyfield
Beearcems
Grahem
Ow Penny
American Legion
W. Patrick
Tokay Grapes
Tbs
Maine Potatoes
Bunch
Stieff
Sterling
James E. Doll Jewlule
South Masket St
Frederick, Md
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