Happenings in Creagerstown Localities
Reverend Charles Shilke of St John s Lutheran Cr egestown will lead Sunday services at 10 a m with strong attendance expected. Catechetical class meets during Sabbath school. Various residents visit relatives and attend events as farmers report corn cutting and good yield prospects. A colonial style tour by the Society of Faithful Workers draws three hundred participants with stops in Baltimore New York Tallahassee San Francisco Washington and Union Station. The evening temperance rally in Walkersville attracts fifty voices with speakers from Frederick and La Dallesville.
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Charles Shilke
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Creagerstown
Stev. Bhilke
John D. Hann
Harold
Helma Hann
Frederick
G. Marion Hann
Hagerstown
George W. Hann
Nelda Weller
Westminster
Siater
Clarence Long
P. E. Helmer
St. John’s Reformed Church
James G. Stevens
United States
Society of Faithful Workers
Union Station
Lutheran Church
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Lord Baltimore
Maryland
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Tallahassee
Florida
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Cal
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Uncle Sam
Our Nations
Dorsey and Son
Lee Dorsey
Thurmont
James G. Stevents
Walkersville
EF. H. McBride
G. D. Kidner
J. Welty Fahrney
Firor
la Dillasville
Charlies C. Putman
Buckerstown
Grace
Emmitsburg
Local Social Notes From Shoozstown and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Feaga of Yellow Springs returns home after visiting Mr and Mrs Harry Staley. Luther Main and family visited George Main and family in Braddock. J D Wickless takes a job in Hagerstown. Mrs J D Wickless and children spent Sunday with Anthony A Wickless and family and with Mrs O J Turner and son. Lily and Gertrude Wickless were in town Saturday.
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Feaga
Yellow Springs
Harry Staley
Luther Main
George Main
Braddock
J .D. Wickless
Hagerstown
J. D. Wickless
Anthony A. Wickless
O. J. Turner
Lily
Gertrude Wickless
Mt Airy Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mt Airy residents share Sunday visits with friends and relatives across Maryland. George Phebua and McGruder couples from Gaithersburg joined Mrs. Daniel Phebus in Mt Airy, Miss Cleora McClelland visited New Windsor, Olive Mount returned to Mt Airy from Friendship, Ethel Shipley traveled from Baltimore to Mt Airy, Warfield family from Damascus visited J J Burdette household, and Mrs Bennett of Frederick stayed with her sister Mrs Frank Engle in Mt Airy.
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MT. Airy
George Phebua
McGruder
Gaithersburg
Daniel Phebus
Cleora McClelland
Barnes
New Windsor
Olive Mount
Friendship
Ethel Shipley
Baltimore
Brownville News Highlights Local Clergy and School Opening
Brownsville reports Clerk William G Brown spent Sunday with his father E A Brown while parish bishop Murray administered confirmation at St Luke s Church and preached a strong sermon. Mrs George W Fouch shows improvement after months with a growth. Dr T G Brown and wife Buckland Va visit relatives by auto. James Ashby and wife from Lynchburg attend sister Mrs Ernest Yourtee s visit. Village school taught by E A Brown opened last week with 36 pupils, largest enrollment in years.
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Browningsville
Brownsville
William G. Brown
New York City
E. A. Brown
Murray
Episcopal Church
St. Luke’s P. FE
George W. Fouch
T. G. Brown
Buckland
James Ashby
Lynchburg
Ashby
Ernest Yourtee
Emmitsburg Social Notes Return to Local Activities
Emmitsburg residents and visitors are noted across a weekend scene with Gettysburg and Baltimore ties. The Lyres Club performs music anew and the Emmitsburg Choral Society resumes rehearsals at the high school as local families greet relatives from St Josephs College Woonsocket and Brooklyn among others.
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Emmitsburg
J. Ellis Musselman
Gettysburg
Musselman
Joseph E. Hoke
Wade Stonsifer
Pennsylvania College
James Green
Cleveland University
Cleveland
Ohio
Helman
Charles Waddles
St. Joseph
Waddle
Elien Waddles
Lyres’ Club
Margaret Bresnahan
Woonsocket
Clara Cohan
Brooklyn
N. Y
St. Joseph's College
Robert Horner
Oliver A
Hart Lynn
Mase
Edwin Wells
Baltimore
Weil
John Jackson
Local residents and visitors noted in brief notices
A series of short items records visits and travel of residents from Sharpsburg Gettysburg and Frederick. Rev T W Rosensted returned home after a stay with relatives and Mr Charles T Smith administrator sold livestock and farming goods then plans to reside with his son Fra J Rogers Smith. Other briefs name Mr and Mrs Phip King of Waynesboro Mrs George Coos of Hammonton NJ Miss Margaret Hays and Miss Mary J Shuff with travels to Frederick. The Emmitsburg Grange to meet September 12 and the funeral of Mr George Six of Westminster.
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T. W. Rosensted
Sharpsburg
John JD. Lippy
Gettysburg
J. M. Kerigan
Mary Raver
Addie Rosensteel
Pittsburgh
Charles T. Smith
Smith Will Reede
J. Rogers Smith
Nilasara University
New York
Local note on survivors and visits in Westminster area
The deceased was known in this place and survived by two daughters and six sisters, one sister being Mrs. Elvira Hardman of Emmitsburg. Clarence G. Frailey and Miss Estelle Codii visited in Westminster on Sunday. Miss Anne Coulis left Monday for Lancaster for an indefinite visit.
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Elvira Hardman
Emmitsburg
Clarence G. Frailey
Estelle Codii
Westminster
Anne Coulis
Lancaster
Man Hikes 475 Miles for Work with Bed In Tow
A man traveled 475 miles from Washington carrying his bed in a cart and secured a job in Bridgeport. The journey showcased perseverance as he reached the new employer and began work.
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Washington
Bridgeport
Sloan's Liniment Ad Promises Quick Rheumatic Relief
An old advertisement claims Sloan's Liniment relieves rheumatism caused by rain and overwork. It promises fast, penetrative relief for sore joints, muscles, bruises, sprains, and strains, urging readers to ask their pharmacist for a bottle.
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Sloan
Rae
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