Late Happenings in County Ties Local Families
Letters from correspondents recount visits among neighbors and relatives in the county. Names include Thompson, Magaha, Pearre, Hawkins, Cooley, Hicks, Orrison, Edwards, Vincent, Richards, and Bennett visiting homes in or near Frederick Maryland with social calls, trips to Washington, and a broken finger incident. The Reformed church aid society plans a Sunday meeting, corn crops are noted as good, and the funeral of James B. Keller will be held at Mt. Olivet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James MM. Thompson
Jesse L. Thompson
Washington, D. C
Benjamin Magaha
Geo. C. Pearre
Lenard Vincent
Misa Golda Pearre
L. A. Hickman
Dorris
W. H. Pearce
Charles Cooley
Gtenning
A. R. Hawking
Near Here
Oscar F. Hawkins
Frederick City
Laura Hawkins
Charles Cooley Visted
Carl Cook
Boyds
Earl M. Richards
Hyattstown
Richard Bennett
Germantown
Josiah Thompson
Lesley Orrison
Brunswick
BE. Edwards
Nolan
Emory
Eri
SB. Edwards
Wallington
D. C
Lesie W. Orrison
J. M. Thompson
Evelyn
Woodrow
Maurice
Joseph F. Edwards
Clara
Fedora Thompson
Golda Pearre
Marcella Thompson
Leonard Vincent
Maurice Orrison
William H. Pearre
Harold
Richard
Lester
Maryland
Elsie Thompson
Baltimore
Aid and
JW. Millard
Gather Keller
Map
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Union Bridge Social News Reveals Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Charles Earnst of Fair View visited his uncle Mr Charles Barnst on Friday. George Fogle and daughter Myrtle visited sister Mrs Marlin Routzahn and family Friday. Visitors to Webb Bowersox and family Sunday included Ephraim Bowersox and many Bowersox cousins plus Earnsts. Edna Angie visited sister Mrs Jesse Cartzenhamer Sunday. Martha Haines called on Samuel Crouse Sunday. Miss Bosale Garner shown as improving. Adbey Bowersox stayed with cousins Edna and Catherine Bowersox and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Earnst
Fair View
Mir
Charles Barnst
George Fogle
Myrtle
Marlin Routzahn
Francis, Earl, Ephraim
John Bowersox
Edna Angie
Jesse Cartzenhamer
Martha Haines
Samuel Crouse
Bosale Garner
Adbey Bowersox
Edna
Catherine Bowersox
Local Notes From Woodville and Surrounding Areas
Woodville and nearby towns report visits by Baltimore residents at Locust Hill and Norwood homes. A stork brings a baby girl to Ernest Mullinix, while Amelia Thompson shows signs of improvement after a long illness. Rev James Welch and party toured Maryland to Berkley Springs then York pa, with visits in Mt Airy and Westminster on return. Communion services set for Lutheran church in Church Hill on September 4. Clarence Whipp injured while working in B&O railroad shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Boone
James Welch
Church Hill
Clarence Whipp
B. and O. Railroad
Prevent Old Age Through Water And Anurie Formula
An old advertisement explains that kidneys filter poisons from the blood and that drinking pure water plus taking Anurie from a Buffalo doctor helps prevent aging signs. It claims backache urinary issues and fatigue improve quickly, with Anake said to be 37 times stronger than lithia and dissolving uric acid like sugar in hot water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
X.Y
Nearey
New Market And Surrounding Visits Reported
New Market residents and visitors record a week of social calls and travels. Mrs John Mount and Miss Rosa Mount visited Philadelphia relative Harry Mount. various locals spent time in Baltimore, Frederick, Woodsboro and Atlantic City. An out‑of‑state move includes Miss Marian Collins attending Milledgeville State Normal School in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’. T. Mount
Rosa Mount
Harry Mount
Philadelphia
Henry Boyer
Misa Ileabeth Boyer
Monrovia
Marie Boyer
G. Thomas
Frederick
Fannie Bramwell
Ellen Phebus
Baltimore
Reisterstown
Amd
Milton Gilbert
Wm. Smith
Woodsboro
Ernest Boyer
Motzer Lewie
Mildred Lewis
Dirnestown
Misa Naonie Reich
John Hartholow
B. O. Thomas, Jr
Clifton Sponseller
Mt. Alry
Nannie Reich
Charles Hoyer
Burnt Mills
Frank Zimmerman
Isobel Boyer
Mathias Reed
Yellow Springs Community Notes and Local Visits
Yellow Springs section reports a Monday evening gathering at the Ira hilition Ralls in Adamstown and mentions storms improving area streams. It notes visits from Mr David Kintz of Shootstown and Mr Jarnes Holt, plus Rev Sh tke’s Beth el baptism in the Edgewood area and other church events over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood
Neaven Bethel Edgewood
PoXville Lutheran Church Sunday Service Report
PoXville residents attended a Lutheran church service Sunday afternoon at 2:30. The report notes parishioners visiting from nearby towns including Hanover Pa and Waterstown, with several local families mentioned. Social visits followed, as Mr and Mrs A R Read hosted guests from Keedesville and Wolfsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poxville
Lutheran
Sanday
Caim Fouardsone
Leo
Ralph
Henover Pa
Clara
Canna Mont Hiech
Wade Groaann
Waterstown
A RK. Reand
Wes. Remanss
Preparedness display to feature Uncle Sam’s boys in khaki
A large military spectacle titled Preparedness by Huffato BH and 101 Ranch shows is set for Predhrich on Monday October 19. It promises authentic detail with U.S. War Department cooperation, including a Sioux attack on a prairie schooner train, a horse roundup, stagecoach holdup, pony express, buffalo hunt, and cowboy and cowgirl riding feats. Two performances are scheduled at 2 15 and 8 15 with a 10 30 morning parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Huffato BH
Predhrich
United States War Department
Tt Pareer
Pony Express
Lone Wolf
Diss
Oklahoma
Local visitors call on area families over weekend
Mrs. Walter Merriman of Washington DC and Mrs. Richard Halliday of Annapolis spent a few days here with Mrs. Charles Woll and Mrs. Herman Hauver. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lantz of Deerfield visited Mr. and Mrs. Luther Delanter, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Kulu of Garfield called on friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Merriman
Washington
PD. C
Richard Halliday
Annapolis
Charles Woll
Herman Hauver
Scott Lantz
Deerfield
Luther Delanter
Simon Kulu
Garfield
Moadas
Leesburg Social: Out-of-town visitors and locals mingle
In Leesburg Virginia Miss Helen Gummins of Herndon visited friends in town along with Mrs. Thos Stunkle and children. Mrs. Mary Carnes and Miss Goldin Myers spent time in Washington DC while Catherine Myers and daughter Miss Mac visited. Stella and Agnes Galla her were in Alexandria. Rev H Sydenstricker returned from revival duties at Stevens City. Several locals including Miss Susie Trussell and Mrs. Henry of Hancock Md visited or planned to stay through fall. Mr and Mrs Arthur Butts and two children from Granite Md and Mr and Mrs W A Waters with their kids spent Sundays with neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mises Marie
Josephine
C.D. Huffer
Broad Raw
B. Manor
Wend Ler Street
Wf. Robbing
Florence Robbins
Boyd Kilmer
Caroline Branham
Hedgesville
W. Ya.Arrs
C. H. Beall
Virginia
Waynesboro
Guy Fellera
Grove Horme
College Park
Maryland State College of Agriculture
H. N. Werntz
Baltimore
Clarence Kaetzel
Salem
Roanoke College
Hazel Wayble
Georgia ‘Hood
Lavenia Hood
Mary Kaetzel
Sarah Shannon
Ottie McDonald
Norah Grabill
Flora Gross
Kathryn van ‘Pelt
Towson
Maryland State Normal School
Edna Evans
Lily Moore J
Evelyn Meadows
Hood College
Frederick
R. C. Pearrell
Daltimore
T. Hogan
Eerl Charlton
Washington
Leesburg
Helen Gummins
Herndon
Thos. Stunkle
Gey, Lefevre
Belmont
Mary Carnes
Paeonian Springs
Goldin Myers
Washington, D.C
Catherine Myers
Miss Mac
Stella
Agnes Gallaher
Alexandria
Sydenstricker
Front Reval
H. Sydenstricker
Stevens City
Susie Trussell
Waterford
John Thompson
Henry
Hancock
Thinn’s Department Store
Arthur Butts
Granite
Jennie Webb
C.P Hawks
Cumberland, Md
Mass Bertha Butts
Martins- W.va
Spene
Tau
Loudoun Valley Social Notes Include Visits Across Towns
Mrs L Sexton and son sold were in Charles Town West Virginia on Monday. Mr and Mrs Go Webb spent Saturday and Sunday in Gadher s bury Maryland at the home of Mr and Mrs Zachariah Tidins Mr Leon Edwards spent Sunday in Brunswick Maryland Mr TAL Webb and children of Bolivar West Virginia went Saturday at the home of Mrs John Rey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun Valley
L. Sexton and
Sell
Charles Town
Go Webb
Gadhersbure
Mid
Zachariah Ti
Leon Edwards
Brunswick
Tal Webb
Bolivar
Brunswick Notes and Local Anecdotes
John Funk of Brunswick sick with typhoid fever but improving. Raymond Watkins and two children visited Montgomery county for a picnic. Auditor HK Zollinger, of Baltimore, began auditing Town Clerk and Treasurer J. Ob Fry’s accounts. John Kirk installed the local bookkeeping system. A five passenger Reo from C R Marker to Pencent was delivered, with another awaiting delivery for J I Brown. The stork visited the Bargers, and J H Fry worked on tax books and bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Funk
I. B. Punk
Raymond Watkins
Montgomery
John Kirk
Brunswick Street
R. Marker
Pencent
J. 1. Brown
Stork
A Barger
J. H. Fry
Marsares
Gosnell
Drake pleads guilty ex prothonotary sent to jail
Norristown Pa Sept 21 Sylvester B Drake former Montgomery county prothonotary pleaded guilty to four charges and was sentenced to eighteen months in jail with a fine of 51 63 and court costs. He admitted failure to pay over money embezzlement false swearing to accounts and failure to make entries covering shortages in January February and March 1915. District Attorney Anderson said remaining counts would be dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norristown
Sylvester B. Drake
Montgomery County
Drake
Anderson
British destroyer held Cebu in Philippine waters
Washington reports Great Britain expressed regret over the destroyer’s action in stopping and examining the Philippine steamer Cebu within Philippine territorial waters. Fog hindered the commander’s view of the vessel’s near shore status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Cebu
Philippines
Is There Any Insanity in Billys Toy All Speak Highly of Billy
Puck quotes a playful line about Billy and his toy, suggesting admiration and theatrical whimsy. The remark frames Billy as a charismatic figure whose toy inspires praise and humorous commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Puck
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Union Bridge
Woodville
M. E. Dixon
Locust Hill
Wm. T. Welch
John Vinson
Mildred
Frances
J. T. Norwood
Harvey Haines
Leonard
Fred. Cavey
Elliiott City
Martha Appleby
Woodbine
Mac Mealy
Lillian Nicholson
Ridgeville
Misa Ella Houck
Brushears
Nolan Lewis
E. L. Grimes
Marian Gertrude Collins
John Henry Collins
East Gordon Street
Savannah
State Normal School
Milledgeville
Nicodemus
Julia Dorsey
Charles Turnbull
FE Hine
William Adams
Atlantic City
Yellow Springs
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Peruna Company
Columbus
Obie
Wxon Phar
P. B. Fobrney
P. D. Fahrney
Vortland
Oregon
Wunt Hendrickson
Portland
Oregem
Emile
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Paul, Payne
Frederiak, Md
Dodge Brothers Motor Car
Timkentroller
Paige Automobiles
PAIGE
Mountain City Garage CO
Lehr Pianos
U. S
Cramer
MUSC
James E. Doll
Newcomer’s Tire Shop
East Patrick Street
Chichester
Harvey E. Smith
DRAVM
West Fifth Street
Frederick, MO
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