Happenings From Frederick County Readers
County letters report church services and gatherings at Lutheran and Reformed churches with sermons and speakers. Local injuries, visits, and family updates appear alongside announcements of temperance rally in Edgewood and social dances at St. Anthony's Lyceum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Edgewood
Samuel A. Kipe
Emmitsburg
Mya
J. Harry Kipp
Charles Shultz
Hamsville
Local Social Roundup From Wolfsville Frederick Area
Mr and Mrs Lewis Hanshew host friends from Washington DC and many locals visit relatives in Frederick and Wolfsville. Notes mention Mrs Luther Main and Mrs Charles Turner guests, Grace Rickard Lily Wickless Grace Haller and others with family updates. Recent storm, new Ford car purchase, and fruit outlook accompany short residence visits and travel via local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hanshew
Washington, D. C
Luther Main
Charles Turner
A. Wolfe
E. Schaeffer
Grace Rickard
Frederick
Lily Wickless
Harry Phreeger
Brunswick
Jerome Wickle
Here
Jacob Shoemaker
Paul
Charles Blank
Edna
Helen Roberts
Pleasant V. Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Farm Work
Farmers finish cutting corn and prepare for wheat planting. Isaac and Mrs. Gordon return from a month with relatives in the West. Walter and Mrs. Kelly of Shenandoah Junction visit F A Foater's family. Mrs. Kate Harrison and brother John Long plan a Virginia visit. Mrs. Alice Kirk runs Brunswick errands. Mrs. Ida Harrison with two children visit her mother Mrs. Sarah Houck at Warrowsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Holder also spend time with locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant
Isaac Gordon
Walter Kelly
Shenandoah Junction
F. A. Foater
Kate Harrison
John Long
Augusta
Virginia
Alice Kirk
Brunswick
Ida Harrison
Dolly
Sherman
Sarah Houck
Warrowsburg
Jesse Holder
Lime Kiln Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. P. Q. Smith of near Frederick spent days with D. P. Smith family. N G Wilson and children from Frederick visited IL KE Feaga. Florence Cook and Myrtle Cook from Jefferson and Frederick joined Grover Mossberg weekend. Franklin Cook visited friends in Frederick. William and A. T. Brust of Frederick visited Lewis Barber. A J Cutsatt and son James and Mary Mossberg of Buckeystown visited Henry Baker. D P Smith family hosted P.O. Smith at Loys. Clarence R. Moser of Rocky Ridge visited Frederick friends. Amos Arnold of Rocky Hill stayed with George W. Pittinger family. George W. Pittsinger and Harvey visited Woodsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Q. Smith
Frederick
D. P. Smith
N. G. Wilson
IL. KE. Feaga
Fondrose Mohler
Florence Cook
Jefferson
Myrtle Cook
Grover Mossberg
Franklin Cook
William Fisher
Washington
A. T. Brust
Mt Airy High School Opens With Record Enrollment
Mt Airy High School opened after a three week delay due to paralysis, recording 196 students across high school and grammar grades. Enrollment figures include Primary grade 36, Fourth grade 32, Fifth and part of Sixth 25, Sixth and Seventh 35, High School 34, Eighth 15, Ninth 11, Tenths 3, Elevnth 3. Principal Young oversees English Latin, Wise Toon assists in mathematics, Heten Houck teaches history and German, J K Smith adds agriculture and science with a one year course for farm boys, and a three horse course is available for prospective farm students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Elizabeth, Hood
Anna Hoin
Clara Toon
Ed‘fa Devilbiss
Young
Wise Alice Toon
Vics Heten Houck
J. K. Smith
Boxe
Hich «Chon
Bors
Dr Humphrey Relocates Veterinary Practice to Berryville Virginia
Dr Frank M Humphrey, previously practicing in Bluemont Virginia, has moved his veterinary services to Berryville in Clarke County Val He now partners with Dr W J Cameron formerly of Winchester and previously resided in Frederick
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serryville
Frank M. Humphrey
Bluemont
Berryville
Clarke County
Val
W. J. Cameron
Winchester
Humphrey
Frederick
Whitmore Granted Absolute Divorce in Court
William H. W. Whitmore and attorney Princeton Rucker obtain an absolute divorce from spouse Adam Whitmore after more than three years of separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William HW. Whitmore
Princeton Rucker
Adam Whitmore
Rally Day Observed across churches with strong turnout
First Baptist reports 217 in Sunday school and 51.60 in offerings, with the Men’s Bible Class winning a banner for largest gift. The program featured primary department selections and orchestra numbers, and the pastor spoke on Why Church Members Ought to Go to Sunday School. Nearby churches held quarterly meetings and planned prayer services, lectures, and baptisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Jesna
Jesus
Frances Miller
Bernice Kiracofe
Elizabeth Ebert
Clarence Dunsing
W. C. Royal
The
Baptist Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wlr. Wedderspoon
Foundry M. E. Church
Washington
Trinity M. E. Church
South
W. N. Jolliffe
Epworth League
L. Ray Bur- Bee
Hints for Amateur Gardeners January to December
A British gardener notes guide for amateurs outlining tasks by month. January covers pruning, planting roses and fruit trees, soil work, forcing rhubarb, and indoor potting. February to December detail sowing, transplanting, staking, mulching, bulb care, bedding plants, and greenhouse cleanliness plus winter pruning and preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
William
Juana
Walla
Leg Injury Reported After Auto Stop Near New Market
Miss Hilda Brightwell of 222 East Third street suffered a severe twist of her leg yesterday afternoon when stepping from a motor vehicle on the Baltimore pike just east of New Market. Brought home for care, she remains unable to bear weight though condition is improving. Dr. J. A. Burex attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Brightwell
East Third Street
Baltimore Pike
New Market
Dandruff Cure Promises Quick Relief with Mildred Hair Remedy
An advertisement claims Mildred Hair Remedy kills dandruff germs and cures hair loss and itching within three weeks of use. It markets a pleasant non greasy tonic used by refined ladies, priced at $1.90 a bottle from Pearre's Modern Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearre
Free trial bottle offer coupon from Mi dared Louise Co
Advertisement promises a large trial bottle free by return mail to anyone sending their name and address and 19 cents for postage. The coupon references Mi dared Louise Co Rosten Kaan and asks for payment in silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi Dared Louise Co. Rosten
Kaan
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Edmer H. McBride
F. B. Sappington
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Samuel Kieth
Harry Marman
Gienard Hoffman
Jesse Klein
Johnsville
Marshall Grove
Mrs. Carnahan
Mt. Pleasant
H. L. Masser
Mise Bianche Kipp
Rocky Springs
John Kipp
Alce
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Paul Klipp
Frank Main
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Mr. Rogers
Shepherdstown
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C. E. Wirts
M. E
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Hook
Luther Coulter
Harper's Ferry
Gilbert Reeser
N. H. Darton
Mildred Cleveland
3. W. Reeser
Anthony's
St. Anthony's
Frederick County
Mary Schaer
Waynesboro
Wolfsville
Miss Power
Pennsylvania
Layton Fry
Hagerstown
Ruth Hays
Mieses Delaughter
Pleasant Walk
Naomi Stottlemyer
Smithsburg
D. P. Warrenfeltz
Martha Stottlemyer
Hays
Simeon Bilinkenstaff
Frederick City Hospital
Loys
MT. Airy High School
Pete
American Press
Evangelical Lutheran
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles F. Steck
Evangelical Reformed
Evangelical Reformed Church
United &Rethren
Weel
Patrick Street
Grace Reformed
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Brida
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Church of the Brethren
Dandruff
Frederick Gas & Electric Co
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Lehr Pianos
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National Garage
West Patrick Street
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C. R. Landis, Jeweler
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