Local Social News From County Fair View
A flurry of visits fills the week as Mr Stanley Whipn and families from Washington and Utica travel to see relatives. Church events, picnics, and harvest services anchor a sequence of Tuesday to Sunday gatherings with many locals hosting and visiting near Burdette York and Walkersville.
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Fair View
Stanley
Emily . Thompson
Vallie Viola
Mars
James Mo Thompson
Alyrtle
Med Jaws
Trenmettis MH. Sloneburnes
Loverosyile
Maggie Thompson
Phonysyn's Corner
Ethel Edwards
Shiloh
Jesse L. Thourpson
Washington
Gladys
Mildred Raskins
Haltee
Goltie Pear
Near Sider
Daniel
Thompson
W L. Stream
Near Burdette
Fedora
Chloe Thomson
Wallie V. Thompson
Mrs. George
Geo. Vanfussins
Jesse
York
George Silvie
Walkersville
Walter Smith
Tataly
Amd
W J Stith
Church of God At
Oak Bat
le Gores Park
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Jacob Myers visit daughter Mrs Frank Zimmerman in Sewell New Jersey. Mr and Mrs Zimmerman and children hosted guests including Miss Agnes Hellmaster and the Whipps. Maud Zimmerman visits relatives near Petersville while Bruce and George Thomas spend time in Mredevich. Mary S Zhumernman visits Virginia Shook as John Cook and Paul Zat spend Sunday with the Mussis Bigee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Myers
Frank Zimmerman
Sewell
New Jersey
Win. Zimmerman
Agnes Hellmaster
Molier
2. M. Whipp
Maud Zimmerman
Petersville
Mr. Bruce
George Thomas
Mredevich
Mary S. Zhumernman
Virginia Shook
Messrs
John Cook
Paul Zat
Mussis Bigee
Social Hour Honors Norfolk Guest At Card Party
In honor of classmate Miss Margaret Cobb of Norfolk Virginia, Miss Serena Moller hosted a social card gathering yesterday afternoon. A1e and C bridges were played, choirs offered refreshment, and guests included Cornelia Kenry Rath Worthington Anne Schley Morgan Unarty Florence Lamar and several others.
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Chassanvar
Margaret Cobb
Norfolk
Serena Moller
Bridges
Cornelia Kenry
Rath Worthington
Anne Srhiey
Morga Unarty
Florennce Lamar
Danie Quen
Grace Trail
Harriet Ramslaugh
Elections at Male High School Name Captains
Elections at Male High School selected athletic officers yesterday afternoon. Edward P Thomas was elected captain of the football team. Professors and staff appointed cadet officers from the senior class with ward Thomas named captain of the cadets.
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Schuet Yey Reali
Athlet
Athletic Association
Edward P Thomas
Ffarry
Kefanser
Caer
Typhoid Scare Hits Boarders At Local Hostelry
A fragmentary report describes a typhoid scare connected to boarders at a popular hostelry. The incident occurred on a Saturday, with cases prompting concerns as sections of the community respond to the health risk amid incomplete details.
Director of Central Bank Elected to Fill Vacancy
Dr Perry, director of the Central Bank, was elected to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Dr Siiiner Schiey. The Central National Bank board, led by Prypelg ad, announced the appointment.
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Dr. Perry
Central Bank
Ata Mert
Public schools open with enrollments announced
The advertisement note highlights the opening of public schools today with enrolment underway for two children. The text mentions a county advertising firm offering sale bills and specializes in such notices while questioning the entra on office Tat date.
World Beater Town Middletown and Valley Travel Tale
Col W O Crashs recounts a trip from Frederick along the old National Turnpike to West Virginia and Braddock, describing Middletown Valley as a world beater with fertile crops, timber, and an old town charm. He praises Washington County's fruit lands, especially peaches, apples, plums, and cherries, and notes good roads, rail lines, and the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal aiding the region's growth.
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Col. W. O. Crashs
Preder- Vick
Actrip
West Virginia
Centerville
Iowa
Frederick
Braddock
Hagerstown
Braddock Nfeichig
Praddoh
Blue Ride Range
Washington Qunty
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Sowit Mountain
Antietam
Qartealar
Ton
Valles
Mideletown
Old Town
Cacher Dass
Middletown
Washington County
Amother
Pacific Coast
Frederick County
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Hold Annual Convention Opens in Cumberland
The annual federation convention of the Labor of Maryland and Ure stich of Columbia opened in Cumberland with Mayor George Young and Police Chief Warry Irvine welcoming delegates. Charles O Reener presided as Alleghany Trades Council head, committees were named and thirty two resolutions were listed to address numerous grievances. Officers will be nominated and elections held today as the final session approaches.
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Labor of
Maryland
Urestich
Columbia
Ge Neil
Allegany Trades Counncil
Cumberland
Charles O ' Reener
Wedding at Verhodist Epical Parsonage Amid Courting Turmoil
Reported nuptials between Hymeneal RR de Tea and Miss Ida Mr of Irbann took place at the Verhodist Epical parsonage with Rev Mo Lames officiating. Guests included the groom’s father Kidwell and sister John C Kathi, while uncles attended. post ceremony the couple prepared for their Baltimore-bound return to Bransniek.
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Voillown Go Bidwell
Dinaswick
Ida Mr
Irbann
Mo Lames
Wep Kidwell
Aig
John C Kathi
Baltamore
Doran
Bransniek
Reverend G Rupp to Preach at Braddock Lutheran Church
Rev oL G Rupp of this city will preach at the Braddock Lutheran Church on Sunday afternoon next at 3 o'clock. The announcement notes the time and place for the service and invites parishioners and neighbors to attend.
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William IL. Pearce
Richard R. Thompson
T. 5. Davis
Clarksburg M. Church
Ol G Rupp
Wall
Braddock
Soclock
Linganore Copper Mine Report Outlines Development Plan
Linganore Copper Company revived a report by Diets and Keoeds engineers detailing a near term development plan. The analysis covers geology, ore quality, shaft depth proposals, plant upgrades, and the need for scope filing and aggressive mining to advance the copper project in Maryland.
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Linganore Copper Company
Carb Bo Dlets
Diets
Tia
Irine
Maryland
Linganore Hills
New London
Elberrytown
Hher
New Industry at Smithsburg Blossoms with Fruit Plant
Smithsburg Fruit Cooperage and Evaporating Company began preliminary operations Saturday at a western Smithsburg suburb plant near the Western Maryland Railway and cemetery. The facility, with five evaporator lines and 262100 feet of space, aims to process 600 bushels of apples daily and run until late November or supply allows. Evaporation of apples will be the current focus, with plans to add other fruits later amid a strong crop and expected big business.
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Smithsburg
Mt St Mary's Opens for New College Season
Mt St Marys College opened this morning as students began arriving for a bright prospect year under Fr Hradley as president succeeding the late Mgr Lynn. Opening services were held in the church and Cardinal Gibbons will attend St Anthonys for confirmation on Sunday.
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Mt. St. Mary's College
Fr. Hradley
Mgr. Lynn
Gunnier
the Catego
Cardinal Gibbons
St. Anthony’s Church
Mt St. Mary's
Preparations Under Way for Maryland School Opening
Preparations are under way for the Maryland School program this evening. Principal Charles W. Ely and Miss Katherine Bergarly went to Baltimore this morning and will return with the children at 4 o clock this afternoon. Several teachers have reported for duty, and the formal opening is planned for tomorrow.
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Maryland
Charles W. Ely
Katherine Brrgarly
Baltimore
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