Deaths Reported in City Notices and Obituaries
Multiple obituaries list Miss Mollie J. Rhoderick died at her sister's home after a heart attack at 73 years. Clara M. Rinehart, infant, near Taneytown, died at 3:45 p.m. aged 3 months 20 days. Infant Charles Harmond Bussard Jr. died at Frederick City Hospital aged 2 days. James McGovern, formerly of Bruns, died at Ephrata County Hospital aged 83. Dorothy Abrec of Buckeystown died at 7:30 a.m. Funeral details provided by local funeral homes.
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Mollie J. Rmoderick
Mole J. Rhodenck
Rome
Maggie Smith
West Fourth Street
John and
Anna Sponseler Rhodercek
Mt. Pleasant
C. Eaxa Sea
Fimersl
Clara M. Rinehart
Mosroe E
Grace M. Rinehars
Taneytown
Parento
Mfr
Wiliam Welsbaar
Albert Rinehars
Middleburg
Gloria Fleag
Janet Miller
Gloria Fox
Jane, Crouse
Charles Harmond Bussard, Jr
Charles R
Catherine Lambert, Bussard
Frederick City Hospital
Arthur B. Lambert
Graf Francis E
Read
M. R. Etchison and Son
South Carroll Street
James McGovern
Exeterek County Emer
Bruns
Ellen Brady McGovern
Sen
Golden Dorothy
Buckeystown
Fis
Church of God
God
Ison
Funerals Held for Local Residents in Rockville
Funeral services were held for Robe ioox at the Mr. R. Etchison Market.– Theodore and Lee Sor Mi, Olivette Etchison, and Frederick County Societies were represented at Rockville ceremonies.
Rally to Honor C E R Ally at Reformed Church
A community rally is planned at the Reformed Church on 1332 First Street this Sunday to honor C E R Ally and raise local support. Organizers invite residents to attend and share memories.
Weddings Nikirey and Hardy in Westminster Church
A quiet wedding took place Saturday April 20 in Westminster as Rev. John F. Wooten officiated the marriage of Miss Dorothy Nikirey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nikirey of Baltimore, to A. Roby Hardy, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Eddie Hardy of Poplar Springs. The couple, to farm in the future, were attended by Mindred Mulrux and Clarence Spurrier with Fannie L. Foreman as ring bearer.
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Nikire—Hardy
Westminser
John F. Wooten
Poplar Springs
Doretary Nikirs
Harry L. Nikitk
Ballomore
A. Roby Hardy
D. Eddie Hardy
Mulrux
Plane No
Aurum
Spurrier
Clarence FE
Spurcifer
Fannie L. Foreman
Bartholous
Fider J
Dairymen Meet Shippers on Maryland Coast Plan
About 200 farmers attended a Baltimore area shipper meeting as part of a series in Maryland counties. They discussed changes in basic averages and allocations affecting the dairy market, and the impact on prices amid a growing demand and supply concerns.
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Mount Ary
Derryman
Maryland
Incoherent OCR fragment about leader and crowds
Fragmentary text mentions a leader figure and crowds, with unclear names and events. No verifiable details, dates, places, or organizations are readable to confirm a specific incident or outcome.
Unknown medical note from Frederick City Hospital remains informal
Fragmentary report from Frederick City Hospital mentions a patient under care for a spinal issue and lists an unclear time frame. The text references Sunday rest and an apparent price or value item. The source is highly garbled and lacks verifiable details.
Grangers urge lower relief wages and greater farmer representation
Germantown April 2 A Montgomery Howard County Pomona Grange meeting unanimously backs lower relief agency wages and more farmer input on boards. Lawrence G Tolson presided as master with Thomas B Symons A G Ensor and Eduard Wose among speakers. Delegates urged cooperative marketing courses and study trips for youth and members.
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Germantown
Grammes
Rosin
Lawrence G. Tolson
Cole
Thomas B Symons
Unyer of
Maryland
A. G. Ensor
Maryiend State Grange
Eduard Wose
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
Homor Grange
Univer
Pomona Grange
Resume Of Services In City Churches Sunday
Sunday activities include missionary talks on America and the Orient led by Dr. Sherwood Eddy. William T. Jackson of the Church of God preached on What Are Win. M. Sharpe spoke on Jesus. Church Board meets Wednesday after the 7 30 p m prayer service at 253 Dinaenue. Edward G S Rice taught Leaders' Bible Class and Finance explained a $7 800 report.
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Trinity Southern Methodist
Edward GS. Rice
Modern Language Night In Noreau City Spotlight
Northernmost city profile highlights Modern Language Night activities. Community gathering features students, teachers, and organizers presenting language arts, cultural exchanges, and seasonal showcases in a small-town venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ativnities
Noreau
The
Easter Tea Brings Audubon Club Members Together
Among County Women's Clubs Middletown meets for the annual Easter tea at Mrs Grayson Main home with 32 members. The program featured arts and readings by Mrs M Gross and Mr Mason Hoffman. Mrs Albert M Colee and others contributed songs and recitations. The next meeting is set for May 6 at Mrs Mullard C Coblentz residence.
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Middletown
Audletown
Grayson Main
Fine Arts
Tee
Her
M. Gross
Ais Gross
Mas C
Health Day Planned at Montgomery County Schools
School officials announce a Health Day featuring posture work, baseball techniques, and student exercises from multiple Montgomery County schools. Activities include dances, band selections, and demonstrations by Damascus and Takoma area students.
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Rock Tien
Win W. Broaent
Tery
Isemretter
Rockville
Mpethesda
Chase School
Barbers' Annual Ball and Local Sales Notices
Local paper brief lists events and sales including Barbers' Annual Ball admission for ladies 25c, shop offers at 245 No Market Street, and multiple auction notices. Includes Furniture storage sale at 362 W Patrick St and a public sale by Farmers' Supply Company on May 9 with auctioneers Joan L Dutrow and Joseph H Bissard. Also notes classes and dance events with various local organizations and offerings.
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Farmers’ Supply Company
Carroll Street
Frederick
Joan L. Dutrow
Joseph H. Bissard
T. E. Beyer Dead in Seward After Seven Years
Theodore Beyer of Seward dies after a seven year residence in the town. The report notes his work with local frames and a period of service before his death, with sparse details available in the damaged text.
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Theodore Bey
Seward
Owen Chart for Oven Temperature Guidance
The note provides a rough scale for oven temperatures and corresponding cooking intensity. It lists ranges around 250 to 425 degrees with descriptors such as slow, moderate, and fast, and includes references to positions near a stove.
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Suntay
Reformed Church
Matty
Yousmo
Fra Saas
Ea. Bebsan
Pawelope
Frederick City
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Letihla
Montgomery County Schools
Hoob Vesper Sevrice
Frederick Brown Harris Spesker
Frederick Brown Haris
Foundry
Hood College Yvespet
Vala
Harris Tooxm
Otrading
Barbers
Walter C Stockman
W. Patrick Street
R. O. Christ
Storm & Shipley
Crystal Laundry
Bee & Yo
No Market Street
Center Street
Philip Wertheimer
Citizens National Bane
Florida
Patrick St
Charles PF
Cramer
Frederick, MD
Joserh D. Baker
Hoines D. Baker
Bwatterin
Peres
Alon Hg
Noah UE
Cramer & Son
Noah EF Crameh
Tia Cagurt
Ta Pte
Mt Akt
Rieter Datu
Avett
Eli O. Hator
EL d. Faugh
Marshall Stags
Georse Avenue
Thomas Yellow Dent
Grayson H. Mercer & Son
Joux H. Barer
Joseph McDion
William G. Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
Wayside Radio
F. Rus L Young
Charles A. Kirby
Grayson H
Ems
Frederick, Xaryland
Meral Ad
Caps Cramer
S. L. Tyler
Josef D. Baker
Thomas H. Haller
Charles H. Coney
M. D
John S. Newman
James H. Gampriin
Holmes D. Baker
Daniel Baker
Joux H. Baker
Archibald E. Fisher
Frederick County
the Braddock
Hag Ags
al Sizes Ich Jumek Company
Sts
Best Fountain Service Peoples Service
DCG Stores
Paletic
Potts & Griffin
Saiz
Tiants
Chester L. Grove
E. Eighth St
F.se
Calgary
Automedo Insurance
Vane
Luther Rice
Ero? Racord
Ana kCire App Y
Rasm 3
Pythian Case
Es ' Cord Street
Ordpr Nist
L Printing, S
T. E. Beyer
Francis Prot Key Hotel
Owen
Eros
Pata
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