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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1937
Page
12
Multiple obituaries report the deaths of Bo Hamilton Shick in Taneytown at 82 after a stroke, Oscar Brandenburg of Mt. Airy, Mrs. Margaret Schindel of Hagerstown, and Frank Wallace of Buckeystown. Each notice lists survivors, church and funeral details, and interment plans in local cemeteries.
Elmer E. Green died early Tuesday morning and his funeral was held at 11 o clock in the morning at the funeral home on East Patrick Street. Rev. John W. Fisher conducted the service. Casket bearers included George Ball William Ramsburg Robert Cronenburg Cos Weddle Emory Elser and Clarence Smith. Burial followed at Mt Hope cemetery Woodsboro. Co E Cline and Son Funeral Directors.
Tri State League of Red Men and Degree of Pocahontas held a Tuesday meeting at Red Men's hall in Brunswick with Pride of Delaware Council No. 42 as host. Martinsburg West Virginia won the Pocahontas prize for highest attendance. Silver Cloud Council Baltimore won the attendance award. Effie Albaugh re-elected treasurer, Emma Wolfmaster named secretary, Lola Kilne elected second collector.
Mr. George W. Lipps had a second operation this morning at the Frederick City Parplty. A club meeting of the Adamstown 4-11 Clay was held at the home of Richard Magaha Tuesday evening at eight. President William Fouche presided with twenty four members present and four new members Urner Talbot Robert Mare Phil Kent and John Kent named. Five visitors attended and plans discussed. The club adjourned to meet Friday evening May at Louie Reagina’s home. Refreshments were served.
The report claims congressional leaders were blamed for inaction on sitdown strikes, with Rich Hep and other speakers accusing leaders of delaying. President Roosevelt reportedly did not convene a conference with Speaker Bankhead and others to discuss the Hershey strike, while administration allies expect a House vote to probe the sitdowns.
Emmitsburg parishioners witnessed the marriage of Miss Rebekah Hoke to George Weller Gingell at the Church of the Incarnation. The couple planned a northern States wedding trip and will live in Gettysburg afterward. guests included Emory Summers, William Smith, and Warner Boyle.
Mr Grayson B Grove celebrates his thirtyfourth birthday today. Rev and Mrs W T Gover returned to the Southern Methodist parsonage after attending the Baltimore District Conference. Miss Neville V Richardson, a former Frederick countian and Frederick Girls High School graduate, now in Washington DC, left April 1 for Europe, visiting England Germany Italy and France for six weeks before returning in May. Miss Richardson is the daughter of Mr and Mrs PoA Richardean near Woodshire. Mrs Irving FooChew the fort Petre now residing in Washington, arrived at the Washington Airport aboard The Southerner, part of the American Airways fleet, after spending weeks in California. Mr and Mrs Chew, formerly of Frederick, now live at Wigton Street NW Washington. Theft losses in the United States total approximately 430,000 a year.
A muddledOCR list appears to outline local names, places, and events across a town page. It mentions shops, rides, groups, and potential activities with scattered references to people and locales, indicating a community bulletin or advertisement column.
The diary tied to the New York model's death hints at a pattern of dates and events. Police search for connections among three dives and a sequence of names or friends, suggesting a hidden timeline in the diary.
A garbled report covers the Elks in Hagerstown with District Deputy Alfred WW presiding over a Tuesday night installation. Exalted Ruler elect is Jotun Gt Som mers with other lodge members named, attending members listed as Sosa mens, J. Mots Gander, Proderel lodge attendees, and colleagues including Me, Chaser, Haland Woothabinah. The text is unclear but records a formal lodge event and attendee names.
Public sale announced for 25% Dam Avenue Frederick property owned by C Mantz Doll deceased and Sarah Wilson Dol to be held at Court House. Also notices of thanks for death condolences, spring showings of Kelvinator appliances, and various small ads for junk sale and beauty services.
A group of 22 Hood College students and professors accompanied by Dr Olive I Bert Hick observed Supreme Court proceedings and Senate committee hearings. The students also toured the House chamber and heard discussions on the proposed minimum wage bill with lawmakers including Senator MeaAdoo and others.
In Baltimore today Judge Eugene O Dunne suspended the nine month sentence and $1000 fine for William Zimmerman who was convicted of operating an illegal book. The judge cited that the new licensing law is not retroactive and may warrant further consideration pending details of the law and its effect.
Folger McKinsey known as the Bentz town Bard of the Baltimore Sun will visit Frederick on Friday. He began his newspaper career in the community and wrote about Frederick in his Good Morning column attracting local interest. The visit marks the end of his Maryland tour.
Frisky event notes a special floor show by The Three Rhoderick Hras and local music by Crearestown String Band VUTteer yeepees. Advertises chest prizes of silver and a banklet gift, inviting patrons to stop in at REMSBERG'S Key Hotel Building and watch repairman services. Includes Barn Dance at Armory on Friday April 9 not sponsored by Hose Company.
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