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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1935

Page

10

Deaths: Charles M. Schaffer and David H. Ambrose

Charles Milvilie Schaffer of Frederick dies at home of his brothers in law at 2 45 AM aged 72 years 27 days. Survived by wife Martha Wirts and sister in law Mrs Refauver. David H. Ambrose 43 dies. widow Edna Emgie and several siblings survive. Both items note survivors and former residences in Frederick and Harpers Ferry areas.

Charles M. Schaffer Charles Milvilie Schaffer Frederick C. W. Brown West Pat Martha Wirtsafer Ar Refauver Jonathan Ga Steele Schaffer Meth Episcopal Church United Fire Com David H. Ambrose Edna Emgie Harpe M. Ambrose Thing Brothers de Weaver Harpers Fene Mitchel Bessie Tafle W. Va

Memorial service honors local figures with solo tributes

Funeral notices describe memorials for community members with vocal solos and renditions of pieces such as The Ox Fills and Pace to Face. Details mention Mrs Zuse and a group of directors among those remembered.

Mrs. Zuse

Health and Food Its Link Says Dr Sampson Speaks

Dr Paul O Sampson of Philadelphia addressed the Kiwanis Club at the Fra tt Ker Hotel, arguing food and its combinations drive health. He contends eating patterns influence heart ailments and other illnesses, noting his own claimed recovery from heart trouble and calcium issues.

Paul O. Sampson Philadelphia Kiwanis Club Fratt Ker Hotel Sampson

Gay Kitchen Colors and Daring Deeds

A fragment hints at a gay themed kitchen colors piece with unclear details about individuals and events. The readable words suggest a focus on gay identity and personal relationships without concrete dates or locations. Further context is needed to form a complete newspaper card.

Garden Seed Distribution To Needy Families Planned

A relief organization will provide garden seed to needy families. The effort aims to support home gardening and food self sufficiency. Community groups plan classes and distribution events to educate attendees on planting and seed care.

Norristown GOP Wins in Special Election

Norristown officials reported a GOP victory in a local special election amid reforms and state efforts to repress voting rights.

Norristown G.O.P

Octogenarians Wed 10-That You Only Ones

Edward A. Wsvill 64 and Alon Hofman noted in a brief matrimonial event on Tuesday afternoon at 389. Both residents mentioned in the local notice as witnesses to the elderly couple’s ceremony.

Lev Edward A. Wsvill

County Women's Clubs and Local Club Gathering

A fragmentary note references Lewistown and Iowa women’s clubs including Reynolds and Grain, with unspecified names and lines indicating a meeting or reading activity. The text is fragmented and lacks clear dates or outcomes.

Lewistown Iowas Tas Evi Project & Powrl Reynolds Reading

Local Public Sale Notice In Frederick Maryland

Farmers Supply Co will sell on site private auction items including fruit trees pines bar and other goods. Auctioneer Joseph Ho Busard Cs for Lerated Apply Phatin Pasher Coat Company Coat and Wood Alaars the Best Wayside Club Orchestra and Wayside Radio Service Run. Young Inn S34.

Farmers Supply Coo South Carrel Frederick Theusaner Rees Pines Bar Joseph Ho Busard Wayside Radio Service Rai Young Inn

Old Floors Restored at 3 Per Square Foot

Walter Slockman contractor offers floor refinish at three dollars per square foot for a 20 by 10 space and advertises new burs at 280 per square. contact Tol W Paiick Street by phone 1337 for lawn mowers sharpened and other services. there will be a Wednesday night bell choir at home chamber.

Walter Slockman

Notable Notices From A Fractured Fragments Page

A damaged OCR notices fragment mentions a Friday night dance at a central venue with ads for sandwiches cold beer and public safe access. It also references names Charles F Cramer Anne Blair John W Blair and a grand daughter Adabelle with lingering garbled entries.

Gar M . Ovis Ific Charles F Cramer

Wedding notices for Ruby R and Moa EG Riv Wy

A brief marriage notice lists Ruby R and Moa EG Riv Wy wed in spring at a SIEDLING church ceremony. The report notes Ma Cuaries Wo Baer Wes attended as a guest and highlights the couple’s union in a local spring wedding.

Mass Ruby R Moa Riv Wile Mr. Cuaries

Regular Dance Tonight Rial Me and Floor Show at Myersville

Public events listed for April include a dance in Rial Me venue with a Wednesday date and a floor show at Myersville, plus a minstrel and passion play amid free-will offerings and a hardware store ad. The fragmentary notice mentions Guinea’s M and extra large but extra fi coins.

el Bea Gischolus

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