News From The County Tells Of Happenings In Localities
Montgomer y county and surrounding areas report gatherings and visits. Residents like Miss Margaret Hopkins and Mrs. Willige attend funerals. numerous trips to Baltimore, Frederick, and Washington are noted. Harvest Home services and church meetings occur, with farmers cutting corn and preparing wheat amid Hessian fly concerns. Numerous families visit relatives, return home, and partake in social and religious events across Keysville Church Hill and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shook
Frederick
Curtis Zimmerman
DeTour news notes and travel delays in Stanover area
Mesures HH Ho Boyte GS. 0. FP Harry Albaugh James Warren and William Otto spent one day last week at Stanover Pal on a trip to Mr. Dover's Farid. One evening last week the train was delayed here by a fallen tele graph pole. Mrs. Lawrence of DeTour noticed the pole lying across the track and warned a fast passenger train, prompting a flag by Mr. Koonsticks agent. Linemen were sent and the train resumed. John Myerly of Hagerstown visited grandparents here. Mrs. H. H. Boyer reports a moon flower blooming all summer with an average of twenty blossoms. attendees at the W. M Railway Employees picnic included P. D. Koons Sr. and wife, James Warren and wife, Cleveland Whitmore and family, Wm. Stitley and family, A C Miller and wife, Edward Mentzer and wife, Jease Coleman and Roy Stitley, Harveys Miller and family from Philadelphia visited Mrs. Hannah Weant. Charles Elser and wife from Baltimore visited. H. H. Boyer took E. C Enser and family to Baltimore county relatives. Mr and Mrs. J. C. Whitmore entertained Mrs Whitmore's sister and brother, Mrs Frank Wilson of Union Bridge and Wm. Bolin of Harrisburg, the latter an assistant fire marshal of Pennsylvania. Miss Elsie Whitmore of Union Bridge visited. Farmers in the area are cutting corn.
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Mesures HH
Ho Boyte
Harry Albaugh
James Warren
William Otto
Stanover Pal
Hageratown
P. D. Koons
Cleveland Whitmore
Wm. Stitley
A C Miller
Edward Mentzer
Jease Coleman
Roy Stitley
Ilarsveys Miller
Mery and
Lille
Philadelphia
Hannah Weant
Charles Elser
Balti More
H. H. Boyer
E. C Enser
Enser
Baltimore County
J.C. Whitmore
Whitmore
Frank Wilson
Union Bridge
Wm. M. Bolin
Harrisburg
Boln
Notable travelers head for Gettysburg trip
Marcelin alteses Jordan Berna dette Jordan Katherine Seltzer and Messrs John Barry and Wyndham Hahn motored to Gettysburg Pa last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alteses Marcelin Jordan
Bernadette Jordan
Katherine Seltzer
Messrs
John Barry
Wyndham Hahn
Gettysburg
Forty Hours devotion opened at St Joseph's Taneytown High Mass
Solemn Forty Hours devotion began with a High Mass at St Joseph's church Taneytown led by Rev Father Aloysius O M Cap of Cumberland. Music by Stewart's Mass led by Miss Mary Caddy with notable flowers and candles. Sermons by Father Aloysius and Rev Dr McNamara of Baltimore drew large crowds as locals and visitors joined in prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Church
Taneytown
Father Aloysius
O. M
Cumberland
Stewart
Mary Caddy
Dr. McNamara
Baltimore
Jesus
Albert Reuer
Uarrisburg
Reuer
EF. Smit
E. D. Bowers
Westminster
Frank I]. Bowersox
Jefferson visitors and returns highlight local weekend activity
Mr Frank Scofield and Mr Warren Rohrer of Washington spent Sunday with Mr Henry Wise. Ellsworth, and sister Miss Nora Wise, returned to Washington after visiting Mr H Wise. Mrs Carleton Bates returned from Baltimore and visited her mother Mrs Baer. Page Etchison of Washington D C stayed with his parents. Mr Wooper and family visited Mr Etchison. Mr King and family returned home from visiting Mr Coe Smers. Ray Taylor and family returned to Washington after visiting Mr and Mrs Harry Summers. Rev Dor Dittmar of Pennsylvania visited Mr and Mrs Harry Tenactl. Miss Mar Englebrecht spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Englebrecht. Mrs and Mrs Claude Varcett of Fearaville spent Sunday with Mrs Harcetia’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Scofield
Warren Rohrer
Washington
Henry Wise
Scofield
Ellsworth
Nora Wise
H. Wise
Carleton Bates
Baer
Baltimore
Page Etchison
Washington, D.C
M. R. Etchison
Wooper
Etchison
King
Coe Smers
Washington Ne
Ray Tayior
Harry Summers
Dor Dittmar
Pennsivania
Harry Tenactl
Mar Englebrecht
Ensie Brecht
Claude Varcett
Fearaville
Harcetia
A Py Nets
Walkersville News Briefs From Indiana
In Walkersville Indiana Mr Oenoman and a Savior and family recently visiting Daytona have returned. The trip was made in Mr Sailors Studebaker. Mr JH Stauffer has received his new Buick touring car. Miss Edith Barrier who has been
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Oenoman
Wisione
Daytona
Sailors Studebaker
JH Stauffer
Edith Barrier
Local Notices From War Era Social Timetable
George B M Clellan urged neutrality on return from Europe in Princeton role. Weekend visits feature Pleasant and Huffman families, Holt, Zimmerman households, Crum and Walkersville area, Kelly households, Byler and Weddle kinships, and Cedar Grove and Damascus connections. Socials include Beal Brown North and Dogtown exchanges. stork brings a gun to Haines household. Darn and Hurley families and Poole kinfolk visitations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi Clellan
Princeton
Europe
Local items and upcoming church events noted
Mrs Ethel Sheppard and son return home to Salisbury after visits with Jett Staufer relatives. A town religious census set for October 12 to aid church workers. Progress on installing a new pipe organ at the Reformed church. The MBE church to reopen October 4 after improvements with special services. Albert McDonald and family of Kalamazoo visited relatives. Mehr Reddick returns to duties at the N C R R station after vacation. Roger Kling ill with typhoid fever for several weeks. Mrs John Witter improving from rheumatism. Mrs J W Long travels to Washington to tend ill mother Martha Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Sheppard
Salisbury
Jett Staufar
M. BE
Albert McDonald
Kalamazoo, Mich
Mehr Reddick
Roger Kling
John Witter
J. W. Long
Martha Perry
Washington
Local Social Notes From Continental Area
Mr and Mrs L L Flanigan hosted visitors in Emmitsburg while Mr and Mrs Charles Lenhart visited Frederick. Elizabeth Boller stayed with grandparents in Woodsboro and Ida Morgan returned to Smithsburg. Miriam Fogle and Allen Bowers joined the Geisbarts at the Flanigan home along with Luther Wachter of Utica visiting Lennart family. Farmers prepare for seeding after corn cutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Flanigan
Emmitsburg
Charles Lenhart
Frederick
Elizabeth Boller
R. M. Boller
Woodsboro
Ida Morgan
Smithsburg
Miriam Fogle
Luther Wachter
Utica
Charles Lennart
Lander Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Meeting
Miss Lucy Barrett spent Sunday with Miss Grace Harris. Miss Effie Hine visited friends in Frederick Friday and Saturday. A preaching service will be held at the Lander schoolhouse Sunday September 26 at 2:50 PM by Rev. Wm. Gerhard of Jefferson. Mrs. David Fry, Jr. spent Wednesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hine. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fawley and Misses Ada Lewis and Lizzie Fawley spent Saturday in Frederick. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fawley visited his brother, Wash Fawley, of Virginia, Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fawley
Wash Fawley
Virginia
Dayville Social Visit List Shows Local Families
Sunday visitors at Mr and Mrs Chas Holt and family included Mr W R Sullens and son James Miss Rebecca Swlens and other Sullens relatives from Baltimore plus Holt and Filer families. Local residents and neighbors gathered at Mr Lewis Craver’s with several names noted including Mr Merrithoes and Mrs Walter Stieh family. The report also mentions a typhoid fever case and several other households hosting guests and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Holt
W. R. Sullens
James
Rebecca Swlens
Charles Sullens
Willie Sullens
Daucestor
Anna
Baltimore
Luther Holt
George Filer
Ethel Hob
Chas. Q. Land
Near Wath Reville
Whert Long
MiNardihail Visses
Annie Lare
Vala Zimmemann
Mesars
George Rive Leslie
Alen Waltz
Charles Rintz
Yin
Lewis. Craver
Merrithoes
Walter Stieh
Wildred
Toon Uridze
James Peone
Wr Clarkean Kelly
Guy Ara
EF Michael
Earl Zimmerman
David Burrier
Hattie
Beulah Huffossn
Frederick County Social Roundup Items
Miss Helen Crum spent the week end with relatives in Frederick and joined a motor trip to Sykesville with Mr R R Gosnell. Frank Bready of Baltimore visited the Crums on Wenner Street. Stanley Hoskinson left B and O offices for a similar post in Baltimore. The Beauchamps returned from New York and other sites. Genevieve Green of Washington D C is visiting Miss Levin A Pumphrey. Lottie Lakel visits Frederick friends. J W Snarr spent a few days in Philadelphia. A S Chambers leaves for a visit to Keyser West Virginia. G W Kidwell spent Sunday in Baltimore. Charles Mann, post appendicitis, returned home. Virginia Bell of Dickerson with Reich sisters. Scott Ambrose ill with typhoid fever. Dixie Ray, ill in Rochester, Pa, treated in hospital, returned home to Keep Tryst. J D Rhinehart and William Ferrell visiting Brunswick and Petersville respectively. The Ferrells welcomed a son last Thursday. Josephine Evans to Western Maryland College Westminster. Clayton Orrison visited by Logans from Selma California. forty five years since last home. Claude Orrison to Orange Virginia then Columbia Business College. Emma Cannon returned from Winchester. Mrs Haller of Chambersburg, formerly of Brunswick, visited on business. Florence J Callahan and son Fred returned from a trip to Indiana. Lucila Marriott resumed teaching duties at East Brunswick School after illness. Hilleary Orrison left for Blacksburg Virginia for engineering course. Emma Elgin returned from East Berlin Pennsylvania visit. John R Bready and family motored to East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Crum
Frederick
R. R. Gosnell
Sykesville
Frank Bready
Baltimore
Irving H. Crum
Wenner Street
Stanley Hoskinson
B. and O
R. M. Beauchamp
New York
Genevieve Green
Washington, D
Levin A. Pumphrey
Lottie Lakel
J. W. Snarr
Terrace Avenue
Philadelphia
J. D. Rhinehart
Brunswick
William D. Ferrell
Petersville
Ay Son
Josephine Evans
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Logan Orrison
Selma
California
Clayton Orrison
Claude Orrison
Orance
Voorth
Columbia Business College
Hagerstown
Emma Cannon
Winchester
Haller
Chambershare
Florence J. Callahan
Fred
Indiana
Lucila Marriott
East Bruns
Hilleary Orrison
Blacksburg
Local notes on visits and moves in Brunswick area
Berlin Sunday, and Mrs Elgin return ed with them. Miss Louise Munday of Rockville visits Brunswick friends. L Cramblett left Martinsburg hospital this week. J P Nalley of Brunswick ill with typhoid in California. Carrie Moore visits Ben nett home. C C Triplett returns to Shepherd College for short course then WVU. Lucille Triplett and Eva Liorrd visit Waynesboro. Mrs P Glenson and fant karei move to Emma Elgins on Bridge street. Elgin remodels house adding store room.
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Berlin
C.C. Triplett
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
University of West Virginia
Lucille Triplett
Eva Liorrd
Waynesboro
P Glesson
Fant Karei
Potomac Avenue
Emma Elgin
Bridge Street
Local Social Notes From Hilleboro Virginia
In Hilleboro Virginia Mr and Mrs Frank Everuart hosted a day evening gathering with Mr and Mrs R Mann. Miss Mollie Smith returned after a stay in Marsland. Mr and Mrs E R Mann and Mr and Mrs George Mann visited their parents. Mr and Mrs Poc Mann hosted others. Fred and Carl Fierhart returned home after visiting Aunt Mrs Pasie Waters of Doubs Maryland. Mr Vents Cogk is described as very ill in Mosses.
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Ard
Frank Everuart
R. Mann
Moliie Smith
Ham
Marsland
E.R Mann
George Mann
Poc. Mann
Fred
Cac Fierhart
Oime
Rath Gieir
Pasie Waters
Doubs
Mir
Vents Cogk
Mosses
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Middletown
Heubener
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Henry Hamerick
Catoctin Furnace
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Zentstown
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Pleasant
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Lewiston
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Edward Zimmerman
Walkersville
Howard Zimmerman Waib
Ruth
Milburn
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Chas
Cerasville
Clarkson Kelly
Hester Michael
Juin Kelly
Nive
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Miss Marrearet Weddle
Pueu Woodsboro
Purdum
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Ernest
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Damascus
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Eugene Cordel
Stork
Watter Haines
Talmage Watkins
Milas Magee Watkins
Cedar Grove
Edward Burns
Melvin Beal
R. H. Brown
J. W. Brown
Ethel Moxley
Dogtown
Sallie Beall
Hicks King
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Dorian Darn
Clarasburg
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Filmore King
W .A. Smith
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Purdim
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New London
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Leonard Pierce
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American Press Association
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Frederick &. R
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J. A. Williamson
Pearres Modean Pharmacy
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