Harvest Festival at Hetzel Church Draws Big Crowd
Sunday September 3 Harvest Festival at Hetzel Church with a pretty pulpit display, floral offerings, and a large congregation. Rev Shilke delivered the harvest sermon. catechism class taught. church officers inducted.
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Hether Road
Mountaindale
Edgar Zimmerman
Jefferson
Robert J. Eyler
Mary. Linton
Araby
Hobert L. Byler
Cunningham
Mill Haven
Bethel
Church of God
Edgewood
Hethel Church
Shilke
Baltimore and Washington visitors frequent Westminster events
Residents report a flurry of visits and movements from Washington D C and Baltimore. People include Mrs Rothchild and Mrs Rosenour with daughters, Misses Shugh Angel and Hoffman, Prof McBride, and families from Frederick Mt Airy and Chicago. A street fair raised over $20 for the library and several locals plan moves or renovations.
High Knob Social News Tidbits
Mr and Mrs M G Main and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs M R Holter and family of Middletown. Mrs Elmer Minnick suffers typhoid fever. Edward Cook of Mt Zion visited friends. Mrs G W Masser and family visited her parents Mr and Mrs 7 McDonald of Frederick. Leon M Enastenbrook and family from Washington DC are on Sunny Hill. Joseph Herr and family of Baltimore and Mrs C Schultz of Shookstown visited Mrs J Harry Klipp's family. DeLaughter of Highland visited his daughter Mrs H L Masser. Mrs Frank Main near here is undergoing treatment at Frederick City Hospital.
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Rothchild
Washington, D. C
B. Rosenour
Frederick
Mias
Cecilia Rosenour
Baltimore
Mathias Heed
Missea
Alice Shugh
Lillian Angel
Roy Hoffman
Mt. Airy
Hannah Hoffman
Ellen Phobus
John Reinhart
Rosa Smallwood
C. A. McBride
Lewis McBride
Middletown
Cook
Morrison Reinhart
Washington
Ellen Phebus
James Kelley
Will Kelley
Percy Kelley
Thurman Burgess
Pen Mar
Waynesboro
Hagerstown
Luzy Plummer
Chicago
Arnold
Edward and
Grace Etchison
Will Burgess
Law Silverstine
Mathias Reed
Stabler
Audrey Shreeve
Raymond Moffitt
Nannie Reich
B. D. Shreeve
Sallie Shreeve
Emma Maynard
Nettie Jones
Carrie Grimes
Raymond Frigille
Davey Zimmerman
Elmer Minnick
Edward Cook
Mt. Zion
G. W. Masser
C. Schultz
Shookstown
J. Harry Klipp
DeLaughter
Highland
H. L. Masser
Frank Main
Near Here
Frederick City Hospital
Hansonville Social Notices Include visits and woods meeting
Mrs D Grayson Burrier and family and Miss Ethel Brachey visited Mr and Mrs S W Ramsburg on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joseph Engle of Walkersville spent last Sunday with Mr Wile Ensor and family. Mr and Mrs William Russard and daughter Mary visited Mr Howard Ramsburg and family on Saturday evening and Sunday. Mr and Mrs S W Ramsburg, Mrs Foster Warrenfeltz and son Markwood, and Mrs Calvin Harper visited Mrs J P Angleberger who was very ill on Saturday evening. There will be a woods meeting on Sunday afternoon September 10 at 3 o'clock in Mr J O W Lb Miller's woods with several ministers and speakers present.
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Joseph Engle
Walkersville
Wile Ensor
William Russard
Mary
Howard Ramsburg
S. W. Ramsburg
Foster Warrenfeltz
Markwood
Calvin Harper
J. P. Angleberger
J. OW
Miller's Woods
Ladies’ Aid Society
St Luke's Lutheran Church
Antthem
Ruth Renn
C. X. Trandle
J. M. Culler
Fauline Murray
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Lund
Lock
Ezra Horne
Jefferson
W. W. Culler
Ror Poole
Philip H. Culler
Frederick
Catherine Cullers
Misa Dorothy Derr
Baltimore
Harvey Baker
Manor
Lugenbich
West Virginia
Charles King
Elisha
Maurice Culler
Akron
Ohio
Ridgely Shaft
Vre Clarence Fogle
Charlee Lambert and Son
Washington, D. C
1 C Zimmerman
Joseph ‘Mills
Mian Hessie Castle
Mice Protic Castle
St. Anthony’s News items from Emmitsburg area
Constable Adelsberger arrested Daniel Knott on a horse mistreatment charge and he awaits grand jury action after a hearing. Also arrested Mary Trilly for drunken disorderly conduct near St Anthony’s church. John Shorb visits son George in Waynesboro. Joseph Fry named teacher for Claibux public school near Thurmont. Dance at Krictz home well attended. Fourth story window frames for the college building installed.
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Adelsberger
Daniel Knott
Emmitsburg
Young
Mality
Marry Trilly
St. Anthons
John Shorb
George
Waynesboro
Joseph Fry
Thurmont
Claiwaux
Elmer Krictz
Local Happenings and Visitors Across Towns
Brunswick readers note several motor trips to Hancock Maryland for a fruit exhibit and Antietam battles reimagination. Local residents Mildred Karn and families visited, while James F Bittle with John traveled to Taneytown and I K Sharrottas spent time in Baltimore. Friends and relatives gathered at J E Brady home with guests from Connellsville Harrisonburg Winchester and Baltimore.
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Mesera
RD. Hemp
G. B. Dinges
C. R. Gregory
C. R. Marker
Hancock
G. R. Hess
Douglas Jones
Mildred Karn
Washington
A. Baker
W. C. Suter
HK. Hickman
Peoples National Bank
Tueedar
West Virginia
James F. Bittle
John
Albert S. Wolfe
Tanesttown
Wolfe
Wolfe Is A Sister of Mr. Bittle
John Bittle
Tanestown
Lallian Sparks
Amelia Warranch
Baltimore
I. K
Sharrotta Apent Treadas
Kaplan
New York
Miea Alice Sauter
Connellsville
Mra
J. E. Brady
Wenner Street
Hunter Winkler
Harrisonburg
Rose James
Winchester
Val O
Feagaville News Highlights Local Society and Visits
The Feagasyville-Miss Florida Bussard of Urbana visits Miss Nora Hargett. St Luke's Lutheran Ladies' Aid met with a program including choir, scripture, recitation, and singing. Preaching announced, and a September 10 date noted. Several locals and visitors from Frederick Jefferson Walkersville Baltimore and Washington, D C were mentioned with weekend visits and family trips.
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Feagaville
Florida Bussard
Urbana
Nora Hargett
Senator Sutherland Visitors and Family Outings
Mrs. William Delauder and daughter Elsie of Petersville spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wiles. Masters Filbert and Paul Derr of Monrovia, visiting grandparents Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Derr, returned last week. Mrs. Jesse King and children of Baltimore visited Mr. Tarry Castle. Mr. and Mrs. John Shaff of Monica visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wiles. Mrs. Hessie Trundle and daughter visit Mr. C. N. Trundle. Miss Sarah Horine visits near New Market with Mr. and Mrs. George Duvall.
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William Delauder
Elsie
Petersville
Thomas Wiles
Masters Filbert
Paul Derr
Monrovia
Derr
Jesse King
Baltimore
Tarry Castle
John Shaff
Monica
Hessie Trundle
C. N. Trundle
Sarah Horine
George Duvall
New Market
Broad Run-Clarke Routzahn Airs Silo Accident
Broad Run Clarke Routzahn suffered a heavy fall while loading corn from a wagon injuring him inwardly but non fatally as a doctor reports he is recovering. Sunday school convention at Church of the Brethren drew attendees from nearby towns. Local residents Mary Willard Hobart Beachley Mary Bowlus and Sara Bowlus are noted with work, travel and school repairs ongoing as farmers begin cutting corn amid a good season.
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Clarke Routzahn
Routzahn
Church of the Brethren
Washington County
H. R. Rowland
Paramount
F. Spitzer
Gapland
Robert J. Ridgley
Ela
C. N. Frushour
Myersville
Mary Willard
Hobart Beachley
Baltimore
Mary G. Bowlus
Sara Bowlus
New Windsor
Carroll County
Br. G. Guyton
Miraculous Escape as Woman Kills Rattle Snake at Home
Mrs. David E. Kanode in Green Valley escaped a rattle snake bite Monday evening when the snake crawled from a closet hole. She stepped on the reptile while reaching for canning articles and killed it. The snake was about 20 inches long, 1 to 3 years old, and had no button. An Ice crown festival and meat supper will be held on Koontz chapel lawn September 9 for church improvements. The church plans extensive renovations and hopes to reopen October 1. Rev. W. A. Koontz of Baltimore is expected.
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Green Valley Mills
Green Valley
David E. Kanode
W. A. Koontz
Baltimore
A Urgent Cure Claim For Dropsical Conditions
A newspaper ad promotes Anuric as a remedy for swollen hands ankles and feet caused by a dropsical condition. It blames deranged kidneys for poisonous waste in the blood and urges taking a glass of hot water before meals with Anuric to ease uric acid symptoms such as scalding urine backache and frequent urination. It claims faster relief than lithia and suggests visiting any drug store for a 6 ½ cent package.
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Dr Perce
Selby and Kanade Visit. Talbott Moves Home
Mrs. 8. C. Selby of Dickerson is spending a few days in the community with relatives and friends. Mrs. C. FE. Kanade has returned from visits to Howle Baltimore and Washington. Mr. Harry Talbott has moved to his home here from Baltimore.
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8. C. Selby
Dickerson
C. FE. Kanade
Howle
Baltimore
Washington
Harry Talbott
Reception for four members of Frances Hetzler YP Branch
The Frances Hetzler Young People's Branch of the W C T U hosted a Monday night reception for Fern Pettingall and Messrs Harry Henck Louis Henck and Water Mehrling as they prepare to leave for college. Rev Dr Wehler led prayers and urged youths to resist vice while speaker Walter Mehrling praised the Boys' Temperance Association.
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Frances Hetzler
Fern Pettingall
Harry
Louis Henck
Water Mehrling
Charles E. Webler
Hood College
Harry Henck
Boys’ Temperance Association
Anna Mehrling
Ruth
Pauline Rothenhoefer
Baltimore Dry Forces Rally as Brunswick Pastor to Help
Rev. George W. Whiteside of First Baptist Church Brunswick accepts call from Home Defender's Association Baltimore to aid in anti saloon campaign. He spends September in Baltimore raising funds by day and addressing ward meetings by night. Prominent ministers will fill his pulpit in Brunswick during his absence.
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Baltimore
George W. Whiteside
First Baptist Church of
Brunswick
Home Defender’s Association
Monumental
H. A. Griesemer
D. D
W. H. Baylor
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