Letters From Correspondents Telling of Happenings in Their Localities
Mrs. George Snyder of York Pa visited her sister Mrs Shank who has been ill but is improving Keysville Lutheran congression was well represented Sunday at Union Bridge Lutheran church for the installation service Peter Baumgardner and family were entertained on Sunday John Mehinney and family of Hood s Mills William Waills and family of Bridgeport attended Also funeral of Mrs Mary Wilble at Graceham Alice Ritter and daughter Anna hosted a party with numerous guests including Miss Helen Stevenson of Westminster Numerous local residents attended church events and social gatherings with extended family visits and a fatal accident involving a dog Pat.
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George Snyder
York
Shank
Keysville Lutheran Congress
Union Bridge
Mary Wilbble
Graceham
George P. Ritter
Anna
Helen Stevenson
Westminster
Lydia Stansbury
Oliver Newcomer
Anna Ritter
Helen Steveson
Virgie Kiser
Anna Newcomer
Margaret
Elizabeth Weybright
Helen
Elsie
Lue
Mary Baumgardner
Dora Devillelsa
Marion Wilhide
Ellen Valentine
Carrie
Virgie Fox
Mosars
Roy
Greer Kiser
Clarence
Roy Baumgardner
Ralph Weybright
Russell Stonesifer
Karl Haines
Vance Wachter
Charles Devilbiss
Frank Alexander
George Winters
Péter Baumgard
Mish Mawle Anglesbee
Baltimore
Hagerstown
William Day
Helen King
Alis Mae Walker
Gaithersburg
Emma F. King
Arthur Burdette
Della Miles
Clarksburg
Cleveland Hyatt
Wm. H. Warfield
Wm. AW. Warfield
Warner FL Poole
Elisha Ss
Warfield
Chester Gue
Mary Stanley
Pearl Burna
Wm. A. Angleshee
Willie King
Brookville
John F. Burdette
Woodville items: funeral, births, visits, and farming notes
Mrs Jennie Molesworth and Mrs Harvey Haines attended the funeral of Robert Molesworth in Blue Ridge Summit Pa. A baby girl arrived at the Buckman home. Shirley Bohn visited John and Mrs Bohn at Waynesboro Pa. Local farmers have finished seeding and husking corn is underway. Kate Condon of Mt Airy spent the weekend with niece Dora Wilson. A. E. Arnold of Baltimore visits her sister at Locust Hill. Mrs Homeone and family attended Frederick Fale. Young men from here traveled to Hagerstown by automobile for a event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Wilson
A. E. Arnold
Baltimore
Home Cne
Hagerstown
NEW MARKET SOCIAL NOTES AND VISITS
In Frederick last Friday Mr and Mrs Ernest Borer and their children plus Mrs Henry Borer and Miss Elizabeth Borer were seen visiting. Mrs George Wolfe and Mrs Ber trim France visited Mr Roy Spon seller for a day. Mr and Mrs E L Grimes spent Saturday in Baltimore. The Sunday School class of Mrs Charles Turnbull of the M E Church South held a pleasant social at the hall Saturday night. Henry Boyer of Liberty visited Miss Seabell Boyer on Sunday and she accompanied him home. Julia Dorsey is visiting her brother Albert Dorsey in Mt Airy. Mr and Mrs Ernest Borer and son Welch visited Mr and Mrs Wil Boyer near town on Sunday. Mrs Arabelle Dreyer and Little...
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Wolpsville
Umberger
John Herbst
Eva
Clara Herbst
Raymond
Theophilus Herbst
Braden Hartle
Waldo Palmer
Charlotte
Cheneville
Blickenstaff
Miss Daly
D. P
Charles
Annie Warrenfeltz
Frederick
Beaula Frey
Thomas Shoemaker
Sarah Fogle
Eliza Jackson
Harriet
Addie
Dora
Baltimore
Harry Wolf
Sophia F. Blickenstuff
Henevela
Ernest Borer
Henry Borer
Elizabeth Borer
George Wolfe
Bertrim France
Roy Sponseller
E. L. Grimes
Charles Turnbull
M. E. Church South
Henry Boyer
Liberty
Seabe] Boyer
Sandar
Julia Dorsey
Albert Dorsey
Mt. Airy
Commution service and local gatherings noted in Fergaville
In Fergaville church listeners attended a community service at St Luke's Lutheran on Sunday October 22. October 27 features a cantata by the Young Campaigners at the band hall. Several local residents and visitors from Frederick, Brunswick, Middletown and Davistown are listed visiting relatives and spending time with families, including Zimmerman, Trundle, Coblentz, Thomas, Harrison, Motter Lewis, and Renn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Mise Molle Zimmerman
L. C. Culler
Frederick
Archie Thomas
Brunswick
N. Trundle
Oliver Harrison
Sandy Wook
Cornelius Roberts
Philip
William Shaft
Mt. Zion
Thomas Wiles
Local Social Notes From Araby and Hagerstown
Mrs. Jacob Haller of Araby spent Sunday with her mother Mrs. Aliee Geesey. Miss Blanche Rice and Miss Mary Rice stayed Saturday night with Mrs. Fannie Rice and family. Mrs. Marion Figney and Mrs Charles Keyser of near Yellow Springgy visited near Kehne. Mrs Charles Rice and C Alonzo Rice with Edward and Mrs. Smith spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Maurice Snook at Hagerstown. Mrs Frank Marshall, taken to Frederick City Hospital with typhoid fever, is recovering. Miss Ruth Schindle of Hagerstown is visiting Miss Elsie Geesey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Haller
Araby
Aliee Geesey
Blanche Rice
Mary Rice
Fannie Rice
Marion Figney
Charles Keyser
Near Yellow
Hagerstown
Frank Marshall
Frederick City Hospital
Misa Ruth Schindle
Misa Elsie Geesey
Daysville Social Roundup of Sunday Visits
Mr and Mrs Dorsey Day and sons Joseph and James from Browningsville with Mr and Mrs John Umberger and son John of Monrovia and Mr and Mrs Raymond Barnea of Fountain Mills visited Millard Beall and family. Howard Wagner and daughter Gladys spent Sunday with Joe Wagner of Mr Airy and Jessie Sullens of Baltimore with Chas Halt. Clarkson Kelly and son Guy and daughter Amy visited Raymond Kellys in Coresville. Dorothy Hare, summer guest of S S Turrier, returned to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daysville
Dorsey Day
Joseph and
James
Browningsville
John Umberger
John
Monrovia
Raymond Barnea
Fountain Mills
Millard Beall
Howard Wagner
Gladys
Joe Wagner
Airy
Jessie Sullens
Baltimore
Chas
Clarkson Kelly
Guy
Amy
Raymond Kelly
Coresville
Dorothy Hare
S. S. Turrier
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a quick cure for stuffed nose head cold and feverish symptoms. It claims three doses open passages stop discharge relieve headache and throat soreness, costing 25 cents at any drug store with pleasant taste and no inconvenience.
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Pape
Puzzling Local Names and Gatherings Reported in Damascus Area
A crowded notes page lists dozens of residents and visitors in Damascus and nearby towns such as Lewistown Gaithersburg and Clarksburg. Families like Holt Oland Walker and Welty are mentioned with Sunday visits moves and illness. An oyster supper by the Jr. O. A. M. is dated October 13 and 14 and well attended.
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Keysville
Cornelius Wolf
Cumberland
Rebecca Wolf
Marie Stottlemyer
Hubert Stottlemyer
Sharpsburg
Ira V. Harshman
Harrison Hoover
Pauline
Geraldine Hays
Tracy Delaughter
Foxville
Marya Morgan
Evalyn Drever
Washington
Alan Mary Stevens
Frank Arnold
Dulti- More
Charles Palmer
Here
Mise Marie Stevens
Frank Amald
Pike
Pat
Hhem
A. Ho Jackson
Roy Hoffman
Chas. Poole
Jay Stier
Aberdeen
Welch, Visting
Wil Boyer
Arabelle Dreyer
Uttle
Fergaville
C. XII
Trundle
Mary
George Trundle
Motter Lewis
Davistown
Montgomery County
Harman Coblentz
Middletown
J ¢. Zimmerman
Samuel Trundle
Carroll Null
Sanday
Misa Carrie Coblentz
John S. Renn
Mountaindale
Chas $2
Holt
Mrosng Mia
Milton Molt
Lewistown
Luther Holt
Chagley Oland
Mina Elva Welty
Carry Fogle
Helena Leatherman
Mra
Ira Redderick
Rose
Elva
Clarence and
Mig Elva Welty
John Crum
Utica
Stev. Cyrus v. Bonor
John Baer
Staley Stall
Mro
Mra. Wiliam
Misa Mildred Shorb
Misses Nettie
Mildred Hartner
Tarry Baer
Famtly
John Shank
Fanily
Rhiner
Charles Flaher
Damascus
Michel
Gladys Foutz
Wille Lewin
Kemptown
Bromwell Dean
Hood College
Reading
Bertha Kunz Baker
The
National Quartet
Washington, D. C
Miss Gibson
Mr. Oblesby
Mr. Beatty
Zoellner String Quartet
Thuel Burnham
Seminary Hall
Hood Seminary
Sti
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Bartholomay Rochester
W. H. Shipley Frederick, Md. C. & P
N. Y
Ap Todate
Fadien
Ientlemen
Fime
Milton Christe
Patrick St
Commercial Printing
News Office
Uood Frederick
Sperry & Hutchinson CO
N. Howard St
Baltimore, Md
Gettysburg
Great Battlefield
Ce Fox
Charles L. H. Fox
R. Wmoving
RTH Market
Frederick, Md
Eveready
Community Hardware Co
N. Market ST
Frederick City
James E. Doll
Zist
Lehr Pianos
U. S
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