Local Socials and Community Notes from Frederick Area
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Harper and others from Hansonville visited Carl Boller and family. Numerous neighbors and relatives from Utica New Midway Walkersville Frederick Berkeley Springs and Brunswick visited over the weekend. The public school opened with Mrs. Denda Renner teaching. Farmers began field work. Several residents traveled or returned from Frederick Baltimore Washington Jersey and Atlantic City trips and patients received medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ntinental
Calvin Harper
Foster Warrenfeltz
Markwood
Hansonville
Carl Boller
Mt Airy social notes show visits and travel
Mt Airy residents visited relatives in Damascus Baltimore Frederick and New Windsor. The list includes Miss Alma Becraft Audrey Grove Rebecca Resnick Olive Kain and Misa Olive Mount among others with many motor trips and weekend gatherings.
Braddock Church Notices and Farewell Sermon
Sunday School in the Lutheran Church will be held Sunday at 1 30 with Rev S A Hedges preaching his farewell sermon. Missionary Society meets October 1 with Edgar H McBride of Frederick as speaker. Harvest Home Service in the Reformed Church on Sunday afternoon. Mrs Milton Akers spent a few days in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
S. A. Hedges
The
Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
Edgar H. McBride
Frederick
Reformed Church
Milton Akers
Lovettsville Notes Record Local Visitors and Resignations
Lovettsville residents report numerous trips and homecomings. Mrs Corbet returns to Brunswick after a month with her daughter Mrs Maggie Goodhart. Dr C E Foley moves to a new home and is greeted warmly by friends. Roy Williams of Washington visits near Lovettsville while Selby Brown returns from Frederick Hospital. J J Wire visits children in Washington and Mrs Daisy Smith returns from Harper’s Ferry. Eitle Wirts and family return from Pittsburgh to Lovettsville area. Mr and Mrs Lambeling and family depart for Brunswick Md en route to Illinois. Mr and Mrs Beatty host relatives and guests at Lovettsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovettsville
Pittsburgh
Keith Wirts
Flinfie ‘Lanvower
E. Foley
Wille Beatty
Carroll
Wheatland
Lovattsville
Lambeling
Little Son
John Beatty
Brunswick
Illinois
Lovattaville
C. E. Foley
Mrs. Foley
Local Notes From LuckettsVA Life and Visits
In Lucketts Virginia Mr bisque voyauars ausses An na and Grace Goodhart and Emily Umhau of Washington DC enjoy Mountain top time. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs L T McKinney last Tuesday both mother and baby well. Rev Showacre and wife with their little daughter visited Virginia Sunday and he preached at two churches. Mt Pleasant Church holds all day quarterly meeting on Saturday September 23. Mrs A E Hanes returning home to DC after fortnight visit with Mr R F Loy. Mr and Mrs Henry Carter and family spent Sunday with his sister Mrs Amanda Compher. Mrs P C Myers visits daughter Mrs Alice Money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. McKinney
Showacre
Virginia
Mt. Pleasant
A. E. Hanes
R. F. Loy
District of Columbia
Henry Carter
Amanda Compher
P.C. Myers
Alice Money
Jefferson Grangers host public entertainment and meeting
The Jefferson Grangers plan a Saturday night public entertainment at the hall and hold their regular Thursday meeting. Attendees from Middletown, Vamarillo, and Adamstown will contribute numbers. Also noted are a child injury incident and various local visits and visitors from nearby towns.
Adamstown Days Meet Brought Large Temperance Gathering
About 60 automobiles and carriages and 500 persons gathered at Krelie's Hell in Adamstown to discuss the dry side of the Frederick city and county campaign. Speakers included Rev Turner Prof Hartey and J Welty Fahrney with Buckeystown quintette Yellow Springs orchestra and a 10 person choir. Lantern slides urged temperance and the evils of the sloon. An open air session followed with recitations by Prof Twenty and Miss Young. China yearly imports amount to 4,000,000 dollars in leather products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krelie’s Hell
Adamstown
Frederick City
Buckeystown
Yellow Springs
Buckeystown Quintette
R. L. Shipley
Rev. Turner
Prof
Hartey
J. Welty Fahrney
Twenty
Miss Young
Buckerstown
Hair Color Remedy Promises Darker Evenly
An advertisement claims Q-Ban hair stain restores gray hair to a dark, glossy shade. It promises root action and lasting color without harm, urging readers to purchase from Williamson's Drug Store in Frederick Maryland or via mail order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson’s
Frederick
Opening Mail At Meals Leads To Disease Outbreak
Dr. Samuel G. Dixon Pennsylvania health commissioner warns that opening mail at the table with a knife or fork is unclean and dangerous. He notes mail may carry transmissible disease, mail bags lack regular disinfection, stamps are licked and some mail from ill people can spread illness. The article also follows artist William Rost visiting Indian Springs Farm and planning Western Maryland mountain scenes for his Baltimore studio.
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Samuel G. Dixon
State Commissioner of Health
Pennsylvania
Dixon
William Rost
Baltimore
Indian Springs Farm
Mr. Rost
Bouguereau
Paris
Anton von Arbe
Munich
Maryland
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L. L. Flanigan
Chas. Clem
Utica
Claude Gelsbert
Elizabeth
Kate
Nichael
Miriam Fogle
Allen Bowers
New Midway
Belva Flanigan
Charley Lenhart
Glen
Roy and
Earl
Mary
Jacob Measell
D. Shildt
Andrew Albaugh
Geo. Albaugh
Hazel
Claude Eichelberger
Albert
Clarence Albaugh
Helen
Howard
Lella
Grace Duartgis
Denda Renner
Ross Boller
Woodabora
D. Grayson Burker
Wilma and
Mildred
Walkersville
James Renner
Bayard Grable
Elvin
Liberty
Edith
Margaret Hedgen
Missea Edith
Hazel Flanigan
Berkeley Springs
W. Ve
Michael
Akers
Grayson Mercer
Amanda Summers
J. Crothers
J. Y. B. Summers
M. F Cutsai
Mehrl Dixon
Marshall Grove
Nellie
Henry Wise
Paul Lewis
Moltie Lewis
Helen Lewis
Edna Keller
Minnie Welse
Philadelphia
Clayton Hemp
Mary Beachley
Middletown
Gross
Carlton Bates
New Jersey
Miss Sterner
Braddock
Uils
Lewis
C. Beck
John J. O'Hara
Mr. Farr) White
Poolesville
O. M. Fogle
G. Vernon Davis
Henry McCeney
Washington, D. C
R. R. Day
C. Frank Carlin
Hoyds
Paul Thomas
J. A. Lee
Lewiatown
Clara Rager
Clarksburg
W.a
Clarence Kessler
Washington, D.C
Homer Renn
W. Stanley Peters
W. B. Turner
Familly
Eleanor Turner
John Duke
Leonardtown
Roger White
Misa Edna Cromwell
Atlantic City
N. J
MT. Airy
Joe Thedus
Bradley Shipley
Airy
William Warfield
Damascus
J. L. Burdette
Bennett
Frank Engle
Mary King
Woodfield
Maurice Watkins
Browningsville
Fisher
George Hardy
Meredith Hardy
Margaret Hardy
Olive Kain
Fishell
Jesse Mercer
William Turner
Ada Rankies
Myrtle Day
Pearl Chistothie
Mary Shipley
Elizabeth Rankies
Emily Watkins
Leone Turner
Louise Stockhouse
Nefers
Marion Watkins
Harold Shipley
Eugene Spurrier
Charles Brown
William Bowman
Gordon Davis
Robert Spurrier
Lee Runkles
Lee Buckingham
Chester Davis
Charles Davis
Mt. Afry
Fountain Mills
Misa Rose Resnick
Mt. Airs
Alma Becraft
Mt. Afrr
Aubrey Grove
Mt Airy
Rebecca Resnick
W. H. Hood
Henry Hood
Chester Hood
Etla Shipley
Misa Margaret Hardy
Lucketts, VA
Bisque Voyauars
Ausses
Anna and
Grace Goodhart
Emily Umhau
Jefferson
Jefferson Grangers
Jefferson Grange
Vamarillo
John Culler
Harmon
Charles
Adamstoan
Ketherman
Mooreville
Amelia Lewis
Fdna
Kathryn Keller
Jacob Culler
Warn Stockman
Culler
Hine
Misa Martha Gerhard
Lancaster
Rev
Gerhard
Sadie Merling
China
Count Apponyi
American Press Association
Albert Apponyi
Pennsylvania Health Commissioner
Schlesteger
Lippe Co
Bevittmere
Rane
Iran
Wastrin
Owe
Wrigley’s
Wrigleys
Wm &. Mercer
Good Ak New
Li R. Cramer
West South Street
Market St
Walter England
Liamsville
Salt's
N. Carrol
East Church Street
Church St
Septidet
Patrick Street
Septiare
Studebaker
Cramer and
Herman & Co
Baltimore St
Clis
Wenre PF. Fahrneyt
Diz
Dodge Brothers Motor
Paige Automobiles
PAIGE
Mountain City Garage CO
Newcomer’s Tire Shop
East Patrick Street
Fahrney
PRS
D. Patirney & Son
Hacezstows
Hhehi
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