Surprise Birthday Parties Highlight Social Calendar
A social note records two surprise gatherings. At the Eigenbrode home friends honored Mrs. Egerbrode with music and refreshments. attendees included Rev. J. J. Greene and numerous couples. A second surprise celebration honored Mrs. Keeney on her fifty second birthday with a cake of 52 candles and refreshments. A birthday dinner for Mr. M. B. Waltz’s father followed at Walkersville with a full company of relatives and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Eigenbrode
John T. Keeney
White Oak Spring Farm
Johnsville
Lincoln Hartsoch
Geo Bextry
Tom Michael
Cora Smith
Jake Hoffman
Will Barton
Ben Barton
Walter Repp
Aaron Airatill
Ezra Dinterman
Geo. Dinterman
Jennie Boone
Bernie Harmon
Hall Brown
Geo. Keeney
Will Wetzel
Nevin Keeney
Happle
Harry Stevens
Helen Michael
Helen Barton
Madeline Stevens
Bertha Dinterman
Rudh Stevens
Evelyn Dinterman
Ossse Hoffman
Dortha Dinterman
Lulu Barton
Viola Harmon
Sylva Soper
Sarah Blessing
Thelma Harmon
Pauline Keeney
Margaret Harmon
Elizabeth Keeney
Gladys Keeney
Catherine Keeney
Clarence Fogle
Russell Barton
Thomas Michael
Galland Forman
John Barton
Reno Byler
Franko Repp
Harold Strawsburg
Truman Grabill
William Keeney
Roy Boone
Harry Bowman
Austin Barton
John Tolman
Harry Lare
Walkersville
Waltz Family Names Prominent in Maryland Town Notices
A readable fragment lists individuals with surnames Waltz and related relatives across Libertytown New Windsor Walkersville and nearby areas. Included are Maurice Keouts Jesse Hogsler Ransom Leonard Tiwah Monroe Jean Catherine Isabell and Anne Bette Exter with various couples and households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice
Keouts
New Windsor
Jesse Llogsler
Soma
Ransom
Leonard
Tiwah
Monroe
Jean
Catherine
Isabelle
H Tare
Charles Rontzahin
Anne Bette Exter
Walkersville
Canadian mill makes blotting paper from wood pulp
A Canadian pulp mill has succeeded in manufacturing a high quality blotting paper from ordinary wood pulp, whereas blotting paper is usually made from rag pulp.
Chinese Phonetic Alphabet Adopted for Telegrams
A new Chinese phonetic alphabet has been adopted for telegrams. Previously Chinese telegrams were coded into numbers and decoded by the receiving office. The change aims to speed and simplify transmission across telegraph networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chines
Copper Embodied Rope Preservation Replaces Turretting Method
The article explains copper is now used in a solution to preserve rope instead of tar. Marine organisms bore into untreated rope and damage it, while copper-impregnated rope resists pests. Copper treatment reduces bulk, weight, and cost of application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges L. Banerle
Baltimore
Realiing
Overlea
Tanlac
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J. J. Greene
C. H. Byler
W. H. Green
B. Ogle
Charles Sayler
Samuel Stambaugh
George Beitler
Luther Munshower
James Arbaugh
Roy Baker
Beatrice Summers
Edith Stambaugh
Earl Munshower
George
Raymond
Nonala Beker
George Frushour
Ellis Fike Harry
Merle
Raymong
Roy Styler
John Ralph
Paul
James Stottlemyer
Donald Eyler Russell
Louise Strang
Los Angeles
ArcoLta
Arcora
Om Meating Outfit
Jogat
Amerigak
Lexington
Baltimore, Md
GL. Baverle
Tanlac Veet
Ture
Bostonian
Standish
Buttercup
J Sardar
George N. Wilson
East Fourth Street
Frederick, Md
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