Deaths Mrs Mary Kiser and Ezra Fits
Mrs Mary M Kiser died suddenly at her Tanertown home on Friday age 64 years 9 months and 1 day following cerebral hemorrhage Funeral and burial details list services at the late home and adjoining community with interment in the Uniontown Carroll county cemetery The notice also lists Ezra Fits and several other individuals connected to local families in the same obituary column
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Kiser
Mary M. Kiser
Wiiam T. Kiser
Tanertown
Caug! Felts
Elnora Harman
Carrecoum
Teran Church
Abcch
Hoser Sexton
Beeser
Antes Liheran
Tmtermeny
Among County Women's Clubs Meet in Merryland Tract
The Merryland Tract Club tea held at Mrs. Wilam's home drew twenty three members and four visitors. A notable lecture on Home Entertaining by Mrs Heien followed the business, led by Mrs Ethel Frelia. The club, adjourned at Mrs G M Eage with Mrs Kefauy as treasurer. Libertyown Woman's Club notes list Mrs George Thomas as Rosas in an advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merryland Tract Club
Merryland Tract
Wilam
Ethel Freli
H. A. Kefauy
G. M. Eage
Libertytown Woman's Club
George Thomas
Rosas
Edmmond
Secre
Urlyesianthe
H. Maurece
Local Meeting Notes on Illnesses and Wheat Event
Brief local item records a gathering labeled an illness-related meeting at 2 PM and references a wheat event scheduled for March 29. The fragmented notes mention Gran and a person nicknamed Wheat.
Attention Juniors Monday Night Dance at Ideal Gardens
Fragmentary notice describes a junior event titled Monday Night Dance at Ideal Gardens with unclear sponsor names and partial venue cues. The readable text mentions Wayside Orchestra and a radio service, suggesting a community social or school function with local groups involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideal Gardens
Bank Statements Describe Caution in Investments
The fragment references bonds, securities, and pledges to secure lines of credit or financing. It mentions a bank named Slade and an entity called Memorantus with investments tied to securing lines of credit. The readable text is fragmented and lacks clear events or outcomes.
For Rent Notice Improvised From Fragmentary Ad Text
Fragmented OCR yields a rental notice with scattered figures including two thousand and two hundred dollars sums and partial dates. References to names Philip Wershel and Agus are unclear and not fully legible.
Mar tine Funeral Held After Wed Wedding at Furnace
Funeral for David Thomas Martine held at the ML EL church in Leais Town with service led by W. Em. Interment in the cemetery. Pallbearers included Edward Nunsmakharics H S Bates Frank a a Creseer and Son funeral directors. Also noted was the funeral of Harter toss plate Sunday at AMErs George Toes place from red Sunday afternoon at A Hawkins of were 9 John colored Best Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Thomas Martine
Furnace
Leaistown
Cemet W. Em
Sorvids
Edward Nunsmakharics
H S Bates
Frank A A Creseer and Son
AMErs_ George
A. Hawkins
John
Resume Of Services In City Churches Sunday
Sunday services in Utica churches featured Presbyterian Ubureh and Bethel Tabernacle with the theme These 7 Eres of The Ears of Jesu. Jas. R. Seibel led congregational readings and sermons touching on Behold Man and The History of the Passion Lord as part of Lenten observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Jas. R. Seibel
Jes
Lers
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Uniontown
Caroll Courntr
Heymar
Afes Margaret S
Westminster
Charles A. Crumwalker
Donald Ecser
Harmy B. Fogle
Warshall Ayers
Mrs. Har
Mrs
Ezra G. Fits Ezr
Jana
Miss Jessie
Hesser Ossie Bruce
Liergient
Memoriam
Dora
Potts & Griffin
Wasaide Radio Service
Rysspil Young
VM Ate Leagg
Ine
Avn FE
Idages
Ad Tiger
At Slade
Tosa
Lin
UND
Noah E. Cramer
Maryland
Baler
Eli
G Haugh
Minstrels” Crnates Sinclair Refining CO
Algermen
Frederich
Naryland
Ation
Agus Philip Wershel
Toe Deonl
Mpril Tis
Court House Door
Frederick
Ang
worriGe
Tetera
Seas
Harter
Presbyterian
Beitut
Bethel Tabernacle Chota
Sykesville
Sucov
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