Deaths Mention Several Local Residents In Area Obituaries
Mrs. Ella Holdcraft of Hagerstown died at City Hospital after a weeklong illness. Details note her parents John and Margaret from Cleveland and that she was 29. Mrs. Ralph W. Castle of Woodsboro died this morning aged 28, with funeral plans set for Sunday at 2:30 pm in Woodsboro and interment in Scans Weisboro. Mrs. Hester C. Wiles of Waynesboro died at 84, survived by children and other relatives with funeral arrangements pending. Jerry LaPole of Hagerstown died at county hospital after pneumonica, survived by wife and children. Clayton N. Morrison, tied to local governance, noted for ten-year service term. Continuous local obituary notices end with standard burial rites and area connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Holdcraft
Ella
Holdcraft
John East
Margaret
Cleveland
Hagerstown
Pamer
Frs
Olver
Ralph W. Castle
Glacys M. Castle
W. Castle
Woodsboro
St. Paul's Lutheran Eh
Walkersville
Pistar
Hannah Plate
Willard
Weisboro
Eireswz
Hester C. Wiles
Irs
Hester C
Denly
Miller
Wiles
Ying
Floyd Bitcle
Maine
C. T
Way
War Mothers Meet at Ramsburg Home in May Meeting
The William OC. Eimg Chapter American War Mothers held its monthly meeting Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Claggett E. Ramsburg’s home, 219 South Market Street. President Alice Glessner led reports and the next gathering was set for May 9 at Mrs. Calvin L. Engle’s residence, 1129 East Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William OC. Eimg
Claggett
E. Ramsburg
South Market Sireet
Alice Glessner
Caitvin L. Engle
East Fourth Street
Wreck Survivors Stop Here On Way Home
Survivors describe grim scene after a wreck with bodies along a roadway and track extending hundreds of yards toward a cemetery. Report notes found remains and a dog near the road as rescuers arrived.
Choir to Present Vesper Musicale at Grace Church
The Grace Evangelical and Reformed senior choir presents a vesper musicale on Palm Sunday eve featuring works from Holy Week. Soloists include Eva Thomas and Lenora Rudy with Dr. Remsbes directing and Charles Butcher Jr. among the choir members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Presen Vesper Musicale Sunath P.m
Gethsemane
Br Wilson
John W
Ronzid
Max Fisher
Arthur Remsberg
Mary Ruth Harms
Helen Michael
Marjorie Staley
Eva Thomas
John W. Doub
Cecil K. Holter
A. R. Remsberg
Donald Doub
Lince Englebrech
Meredith McBride
Homer Remsberg
Eugene Thomas
Webster
Earl Webster
Fants Lawyers Face Peace Bond Proposal in Lyddene Case
Defense and prosecuting attorneys in the Lyddene case are urged to be placed under peace bonds to avoid conflict. Mayor Blandford proposed the measure as a private citizen noting the case has given the public a bad name. Local officials and county commissioners discussed action as the situation unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyddene
Big Hougins M. Blandford
Rockville
Sugg
Montgomery County Passioners
Blandard
Citzen
Stedman Presto
iJames Pushi
Twick
Blandford
Blancherd
Frank H Harm
Social gathering lists attendees at Mrs Woodward event
A West Central meeting room hosted by Mrs A Woodward drew many attendees including Mrs Ezra Hoffman, Mrs Pauline Koontz, Mrs Elmer Brown, Mrs Lewis Woodward, Mrs Wr Houck, Mrs Mollie Harrington, and others. Names noted include Celeste Thomas, Ethel Beard, Elsie Stone, Katherine Ridenour, and Fannie Aegler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homesis A
Celeste R. Thomas
Ethel M. Beard
Elsie A. Stone
Rhuddria Zimmerman
Sadie Ode Katherine Ridenour
Fannie Aeigler
FHA Mortgage Insurance Explained and Application Process
Explains FHA mortgage insurance provisions under Title II with total figures. Describes eligibility, insured loan value, repayment up to 20 years, and the role of Federal Housing Administration Director W. Webb in streamlining applications and reducing red tape for insured mortgages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardan Sere
W. Webb
Webb
Dust Storm Damage Expands Across West Kansas and Beyond
A fragile dust storm region stretches across West Central Kansas and surrounding areas including Colorado Oklahoma and Texas Panhandle. Reported crop damage exceeds thirty million dollars affecting more than fifteen thousand acres with deadly cold and drifting dust compounding losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Colorado
Oklehematieastern Co
Nebraska
Seven Black People Fatally Hurt by Gas as They Sleep
A gas leak killed seven Black individuals while they slept in a home on the first floor. Investigators believe an explosion or open flame caused the fires in the kitchen area, with five of the victims being children. The incident occurred late at night and prompted a large emergency response.
Demolay Officers Installed at Local Chapter
A den of DeMolay ceremony installed new officers at a local chapter. Details mention orderly proceedings and the involvement of community figures, signaling a formal induction event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odie
Move of Union member to temporary residence
The sick 269th Union member was moved two weeks ago to 130 East Fourth Street and is staying there temporarily. He was joined by Mrs and expects to return to Baltimore on Saturday. He hopes to resume duties at the Freederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Olver McBride
Meing
Frank Darner
Osmond Derr
G. C. Rhode
Lestie Coblentz
Harry Gross
Hom
Herbert F. Davis
Mason Hoffman
J. Elmer Harp
Osmond de Partis
C.K. Rhod
Normen Trump
Grayson Main
East Fourth Street
Xirs
Bal- Lmo
Saturda
Local Sale Event Drawing Large Crowd Amid Community Notices
A busy sale event gathers an estimated crowd near 1899 attendees while community notices advertise bingo nights at St John’s Sengol with free games and door prizes, a church supper on April 22, and various local business and real estate updates across Urbana and Mountain City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St John’s
Sengol
Andree Door
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Jerry Lapole
East
Anion
Won County
Jerry
William Josephine Hungate
Susie Shank
Myersville
Trs
Clayton N.orrison
App Lampion
Ric
Women's Club of
Unionville
Theodore Martin
Jona Gaither
Fine Arts
Ruth Dudderer
Naom Dudderar
B. D. Duddderar
John Gather
Betty Baker
Louis Ruin
Charaie Heise
B. G. Danner
Ijamsville Club
Marget W. C. T
Vesper Musicale
Fants
Sheen Prees
FHA
Peoples Court
Ham R. Hood
Justne
Walter E Sinn
Con- Z
Ridgely
Sed
Patatoss
Penny Singo United Fire CO
HALE
Saray
Ellin
Fos
Rey
Ape Fies
Ana Fos Hall
Urbana
Nigh
Losie
Frederich
Wes
Francis Dress Shop
NXM En St Mets
Walkers
Frede Wilson
DU Blereen
Kemp's Store
Mareer's Cash Market
Knights of Pythias
Grand Ledge
U.S
Bentz Street
Rice Property
South Street
John W. Rice
C T. Keller
Liv Rice
American Legion Auxiliary
Lesion
P. Luther Rice
Watch and Cieck
Ana C S$. L. Tyler, Je
P. Ea
R. O. Crist
West End
Se Eral Gr
Sieeerag Mily Sane
Patrick St
Zimg
Philip Wertheimer
Fisher
Cottana
Warside Radio Service
Noah ER
Cramer & Son
Cn Coqlat Senet
North Marke
G. Hooper
Aucuenerr
Cook
Potts & Griffin
Frederick
And
Automonte Insurance
Sabelical Reformed Church
Citizens National Bank
Frederick, MD
Shentent
Bestia
P Luther Rice
Esate Srokers
Third ST
Jossep D. Banker
Boare
Hovmes D. Baker
Jonx H. Baker
Joseeh McD
William G. Zimmerman
Carhi
J. Travers Thomas
Wissussant
D Street
Grad
Robert N
Frederick Howi
Nelson Stauffer
Saan
Lars
Ada Cee Sditar
Mhole
Eul G. Haugh
Tra J. McCurdy
Freder
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