Deaths and funerals in Fort Loudon area
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs. Mary E Cordell at 72 in Fort Loudon Pa with a large extended family listing. Also noted are deaths of infant Mabel M Boyd from Taneytown and Robert J Helwig of Unionville, with funeral details and local church ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E Cordell
Mary Ellen Cordell
Fort Louden
Lutheran Church of
Fort Lowden
Mr. Cordell
Chambersburg
Charles P
John C. Cordell
W. E. Turner
Willam Gil
D. W. Gift
For
London
Harvey
Comtel
Tucson
Africa
Horace EK
Mercersburg
Clarence R. Corell
R. R
David Laninger
Frederick
Stateoe Hutcometer
Mabel M. Boyd
James A
Alice M. Boyd
Balti‘more
Vergiy
Florence
Charles L
Lewis Boyd
Taneytown
Charles Stager
Baltimore
Funeral Notices for Hahn and Swope Held in Frederick
The funeral for Henry A. Hahn was held Tuesday from his East Patrick Street home with Rev. Att J Traver and Rev. Dr. Luther Kuhlman officiating. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. A second funeral for Morris L. Swope occurred Tuesday at Garfield Church, led by Rev. Irvin Stottlemyer, with M. L. Creager and Son directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Hebi
Robert Joseph Helwig
Flobert Edwin
Mildred Ruth Helwig
Henry A. Hahn
East Patrick Street
Att J. ‘Traver
Luther Kuhlman
Gettysburg
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mt. Olivet
Morris L. Swope
Frederick City Hospital
Garfield Church
Irvin Stottlemyer
Wuusine
Ana
Jams Hare
Mehr Hearne
George Herne
Frederick Wintel
Wilmer Winteld
Frederick Hays
M. L. Creager and Son
Manor Hosts Weekend Party At Glenelg Place
Social notes from Glenelg Manor include Mr and Mrs W Badan Lowndes hosting a Saturday supper party at Glenelg near Glenelg Maryland. Guests included Mrs William Ridgely at Handalis wen, Miss Margaret Voorhess and John Voorhers of Pittsburgh. The Epworth League Institute attendance from Mountain Lake Park and other local guests were noted plus a car theft incident involving Mr Lynch. Baltimore based William A Bennett Sr visited his daughter Mrs John Stott. Other entries mention Dr J Pred Wassche and guests in Washington, and a move planned by Almer Porthman from Chute avenue to a bungalow on Central avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Badan Lowndes
Glenelg Manor
Glenelg
William A. Ridgely
Wallace Wade
Margaret Voorhess
John Voorhers
Pittsburgh
Bennett
F. Lloyd Bennett
Beighta
Myra
William Melville
Billy Meville
Harper Barnes
Harry Besse
Edwin Hood
Arthur Lynch
Ante Lynch
Mountain Lake Pat
Oakland
Epworth League Institute
Epworth League
Alona Selby
J. Pred Wassche
A Anderson
Hazedeth Waejache
Washington
Almer Porthman
Chute Avenue
Marion Harris
Central Avenue
Market Prices Grain Furnished by Live Stock and Produce
Grain and market prices provided by the live stock and produce section. The text notes gun prices with implied bid levels, listing choice and good par values, alongside assorted items such as dies and miscellaneous stock quotes.
Day Menu and Miscellaneous Food Notes
A page item lists day menus including breakfast items such as melon cereal toast and tea, and dinner offerings with lettuce and peach desserts. It also includes recipe fragments for baked stuffed tomatoes, Graham cake, and summer refreshments. The piece quotes various figures and opinions on wine, pacifism, and European travel, noting remarks from Bernard M. and Brig. Gen. Tom Hammond.
Washington couple receive marriage license
A marriage license has been issued in Washington to William Tetum James, 40, of Brunswick, and Fane Alderson Tolley, 36, of Clifton Terrace Apartments, Washington. Rev. J. H. Mers was named as the officiating clergyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Tetum James
Brunswick
Fane Alderson Tolley
Clifton Terrace Apartments
J. H. Mers
Three Admirals Meet Roosevelt Over Ship Bids
Three admirals from the naval high command conferred with President Roosevelt in Washington on August 2 regarding recent bids for construction of 21 naval vessels. The admirals were W. H. Standley, S. M. Rodman, and B. R. Land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
Naval High Com Park
Roosevel
W. H. Standley
S. M. Rodinson
B. &. Land
Republican leaders gather at Tolchester picnic speakers named
Republican leaders and workers from many sections of the state gathered at Tolchester for a party picnic hosted by the Young Republican League. Speakers included Harry W. Niog seeking the gubernatorial nomination and Jocena I France seeking return to the Setave. Two more hog cholera cases were reported by Federal veterinarian Dr O K Hoffan at the Conservation Corps Camp near Msuataindaleena, with officials outlining new sanitary measures and future disposal plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Republican League
Harry W. Niog
Jocena I France
Sil
O. K. Haffman
Collece Park
Msuataindaleena
Joian Conservation Corps
Ee Creek
Heffman
Maryland
Hoffman
Union Bridge Brethren Aid Society Meets at Church
The Aid Society of the Brethren church held a large gathering Thursday afternoon at the church. Delegates to the District Center were elected, with Helen Baker and Charles Samuel Bowman among those announced for a later wedding. Various residents and visitors are noted, plus a Bible School program with 38 pupils enrolled and an upcoming Friday program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Aid Society of the Brethren Church
Cora Black
Truman Myers
Joseph Bowman
Wihwa
Trumean Mrare
Anata Rinek Warn
Frederick
L. Bowman
Linwood
Wiliam Brandenburg
Otis Devilbiss
Spens
Snyder
York
Assi Macy Selby
Annabelle Keefer
Baltimore
M. C. Keefer
Edward Eichman
Barnesville
Helen Baker
Charles Samuel Bowman
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cora Bream
Lane
Californias
Wilbur Wittmer
Ella Lantz
Hanover
William Myers
Robert Gray
Edward Haines
Mames
Bayard Grayhill
Liberty
Carroll
Aelele
Edward Eichmen
Mer Fark Desis
George Psh
Varcation Bible School
The
Brethren Church
Pumls
H. Richman
Sykesville
Sbtewart Bankett
Mary Jane Topper and Dorothy Shoemaker Visit Taneytown
Aug 3 Taneytown notes Mary Jane Topper of Hanover Pa and Dorothy Shoemaker near Harney spend several days with Mr and Mrs William Obler Sr and Mr and Mrs Walter Hahn. Also report of T C LeClerc recovering from isy poisoning and a stove truck fire at Roy B Gamers wa ic store with fuel spill. Visitors include John Hoagland family from New York and many local residents seen at Stamer's Dam work camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Mary Jane ,Topper
Hanover
Dorothy Shoemaker
Harney
Mgr
Wiliam Obler
Waltur Hahn
T. C. LeClerc
Lizsie Zepp
Semine Law
Hubert Hull
John Hoagland
John, Jr
New York
D. W. Garner
Hoagland
Sow
Virginia Ott
Ruth Staynvatgh
Agnes Willct
Mary Frances Ober
Betty Ott
Mary Alice Chettoweth
Jean Frailey
Stamer's Dam
Roberts McDwain
New Yail City
Miami
Roy Carbaugh
Lass Boyd
Ane Grayson Biddinger
Walkershile
Amd
James Boy
Magle Fray
Calvin Lams
Dundalk
Albert Biddinger
PERSONALS Gathers News From World’s Fair Trip and Local Visits
Local society notes report Ma Jaap and Kath planning attendances at annual events amid travel chatter. Helen Baroor and others plan trips to Baltimore hotels and fairs. A mix of births, family visits, and travels including trips to Chicago and Camp Baker feature among neighbors.
Local Social Notes Mention Lewy and Visitors in Worn Lettered Style
Fragmented lines reference Mrs James Levy hosting at home with guests Mrs Eliza Lewis and Miss Elina Lewis while Mr James Leopold and Mr Tommy Poiyrited are noted guests. Other items mention Mrs Marie Blackbuth and Mrs Huey Rockwell Terrace returning, plus a Washington DC home plan and family references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhutto
Gumby Ooiag
Lewis’ Saters
Bo Ayres
Jamnes Leayyid
James Levy
Ding Dinne
Thatis
James Leopont
Winard
James Lesvd
Tommy Poiyrited
Marie Blackbuth
Elina Lewis
Washington
Festival and concert notices fill August town events
Local notices list a Harmony Band at Canewalk and Penny Sings at St Johns Hall on Thursday. Friday features Catholic Charities events in Waltherrville with a community picnic. Saturday begins with a Glade Valley Community Band retreat at Retreat Grove. Also noted are an automobile accident policy and schedule changes effective August 1, plus a radio advertisement and a Braddock weights park event Friday August 4 with 9 pm showtime and 0c admission plus tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltherrville
Neon
Retreat Grove
Glade Valley Community Band
Cain
Bobby Glark
Bis Royal Sylvanians
Braddock
Berptian Balltsom
Adapthe Oiy
0C Plus Tax
Festival Notes and Local Ads From Toa Sunuuen Meadow
Festival events at Toa Sunuuen Meadow on Snengstown Road span Thursday August 9 through Friday August 1 with stalls, cake walks, music, and local notices. Also listed are orchard ads, a church gathering August 3, and a note that Dr. R Dean Stickell will be away until August 14. The Frederick Automobile Dealers Association outlines uniform service pricing and holiday emergency hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toa Sunuuen
Snengstown Road
Tawistown ME
Li Yany
Frederica Automobile Dealers Association
Frederick Automobile Dealers Association
Among The Sick Mrs Bare Returns Home From Hospital
Mrs Charles Bare of 26 Winchater Street has been slowly recovering. Fred Erick, once very ill, has been returned to her home from Frederick City Hospital in much improved condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aisa
Minvon Miller
Trail Avenue
Sark
Jace Owt
Ein Brown
Hager
Charles Bare
Winchater Streeh
Cvauleaty i
Dinprowne
Frederek
Frederick City Hospital
Charles Bentz
Nére
Nici J
Charles Holler
Raymond Boller
Donald
Ray Beitler
Westminster
Eva Hamerick
Wayness
Ncre
Father Buhrman
Atlantic Guy
Menan Hassor
Fen-M
Myr
Miller
Local Notes From Graceham and Nearby Towns
Graceham and nearby communities report a flurry of visits and family gatherings. Mrs. Wiliam Troxell spent days with her mother Mrs. Borge R. Stottlemyer of Wolfsville, and Bir. WW. R. Troxell visited on Sunday. Extended visits included Mrs Cornelia Tier’s guests from Lansdowne Annapolis and Hamtown, with many family ties noted across several households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graceham
Wiliam Troxell
Borge R. Stottlemyer
Wolfsville
R. Troxell
Char-lotte
Leo
Himtown
Ollie Keery
Mollie Fisher
Lester Troxell
Creagerstown
Guy Boller
Famly
Rocky Ridge
Olle
Biguy Bune
Rozett
Angell
Detour
William W.troxell
J. B. Pittinger
Robert Valentine
Some Carroll
Mersville
Katherine Pittinger
Baltimore
Lovettsville Community Notices and Visits Askew
Lovettsville church social and church group gathering last Friday featured a wiener roast with attendees including Misses Vera, Lillian Aron, and Abe Fry. Local residents Abe Fry, Delaties in D C, Rev A F Tobler and family visited Richmond. Mrs Marvin Filler and daughter Dorothy visited her mother in Stanley N C while Mr Fuller returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bip Eddy
J. Myers
H. W. Beetty
Keller
Maryland National Guard
Chivers
W. C. Barr
Mire
Nae Bartley
District of Columbia
Miles Vera Keller
H. W. Beatty
Jake Wierd
Winchester
M. MM Hickman
Roy Hickman
District of Colum
Henry Barthelen Family
Gaylord, Va
Local Social Roundup From Copperville and Nearby Towns
Copperville and surrounding areas report visits and gatherings. Mr Smith of York joined Mrs L Z Foutz’s company. Melvin Sell of Tanestown called on Copperville residents. Albert Sm and Charis Baker hosted guests. families from York and Easton shared meals and Sunday visits. In Thurmont Mrs Howard Baker is a patient at Ghoster Hospital. John Skies and Hankey with friends vacationed near Sparrows Point and Lancaster, pa. George Gerrick attended as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copperville
Mr Smith
York
L. Z. Foutz
Melvin Sell
Tanestown
Copperville Sunda
Albert Sm. Charis Baker
Wiliam Schroeder
da Marion
Mt. Rainier
Washington
Laurence Oi
Albert Langnacker
John Lomenecker
Throders Schwan
Easton
Sma Larman
Thurmont
Howard Baker
Ghoster Hospital
Watsy
L. 2. Foutz
John Skies
Sparrows Poin
Lancaster
Maryland State Crop Review Week Ending Tuesday July 35
Thundershowers interrupted a prolonged dry spell aiding crops and grasses. Week featured cloudiness then clear, with warmer days, mean temperature near normal. Crops improved to good, pastures and grasses good. wheat and rye yields ranged from good to fair, oats fair to good, corn good to excellent, early potatoes variable, late potatoes good, tomatoes and tobacco progressing, fruit crops mixed but improving in parts of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Jotul R. Wee
Stret
Fon
Agubnes
Allegheny Mountain
Faulkner
Charles County
Martial law order in Louisiana rescinded
New Orleans La Aug 30 AP Adit Gen Ray B Fleming announced that martial law orders in Louisiana were rescinded amid protests by Orleans Parish grand jury members over perceived fraud in the passage of recent mem oral code and related actions. The report notes tensions and strong public interest in the events surrounding the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Grleans
Ray B. Flemines
Gate Dade
Martial Land
Orleans
Grand Jury
Gale
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Graham
Berea
U.S
Blur Lee
Bernard M
Op Financier
Joseph B. David
Chicago
Buea
Violete
Tom Hammond
NRA
Europe
James M. Gurley
Béstos
Christian Adalbert Kupferterg
Tolchester
Donnagore
Segerth Seals J Feam
Retel
Ile Te ‘Sthediae
Hartbirgers
New York City
Dair
Helen Baroor
Bouuswivs
San Yet
Hotel of
Baltimine
Wanker C (Ade
Ten, D.C
Ten Pound
Soo
Walter Cancod
Tarde
Athfa Fawley
Katharine
Siasera
Lester Clem
George Cramer
George Clayton Stauffer
Walkersville
Farr
Yellowstone National Park
Canada
Eugene Miller
Donald Grove
Camp Baker
Braddock Hriplis
Harvey Miller
Dids
Camp Ritchie
Cascade
Junior and
Jack Croghar
Robert A Jantiag Wits
Ruth Fope
Edward S. Dulnplane
Century of Progress
My and
Mies
Walter Babington
Balaindre
Bive
Dayton
Miamisburg
O. Chear
Detroit
Niagara Falls
Whey
Willam Quinn
Brimewiel
Fiuert Bacay
Dauginer
Elzabeh
Bee Laitany
Huey Rockwell Terrace
Jungo
Penny
St. John's Hall
Aumist
Catholic Charities
Poyts & Griffin
Potomac Edison Co
Utica
Faimediaie
Precsien
Freit Auction
Mt Pleasant
Hardy
Vusie Ufraining
Priday Nigat
Hardy Ant
Dioneburg
Dencer Clerk
Vanilty Pride
Salah Ile
She “Peaucttn
Federick Memorial Cemetery
Fred
Puove
Citizens’ National Bank
Biser's
NS East
Eighth St
Frederick, MD
R. Dean Stickell
Hill Chest Orchards
McCain Orchards
Joarra D. Baker
Howstes DB. Baker
Joan H. Baker
Joseph McDivit
William G. Zimmmenmax
Samuel G. Duvall
Ranstant Cashier
J. Travers Thomas
Josefa D. Baker
Thomas A. Haller
Cuirtes A. Conny
M.D
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Janes EH
Gasiph Ly, Ja
Hopmes D. Baker
Danigl Baker JR
Ettas B. Ramsmec
Archibald E. FismeEn
Chevy Chase Lake
Mall Ballet
Wis Tneemparanis
Lene Taylor
Christus
Sea- 20
Dochin
Dept
Flatburg
Mass
Seth
Industrial Finance CO
Patrick St
Walter C. Stockman
West
Fiestres
Samuel L. Tyler
Ki X
Kent
B. Howe
Jefferson St
Apmisia Souta
Siarsey Oi
Eishest P
Seady
Danie
Ta Eish Inca
Jenre
Frederick Junk Company
Gastiey
Markestrech
Tude Oath Lian Alitary
Spring Frying Crickeas Ge BE
Oissauer
Paiicies
Griffin
Real Batate Valups
Sandrome
Aogrufeis
Tina Thome Roc
Noahe, Cramer & Eon
Frederik Smupeng
Cimber, Nem Predenisk
Acu
Ibedar
Adele Bo
Soalt
Gramen & Son
YM Court Siblet
Mosul
UG Bay
Orove
Frederick County
Graver C. Senroyer
Bae
Angiay
Atgunl
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Clieuil
Predera
Stoner
Storm
Ali GO. Kadon
Ossse FR Heagey
Sais
Alney
Akaqmy
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Rieter DeGauter
Bask
Third Street
Mit Park Place
Market Street
West South Street
Dah Trail Avenue
Eee
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Nodeck
Grayson Hy Mette d
Tireet
Patrick
Mardhem
S. Brown
Daquire
South Street Red
Jorson J. Griffin
Fredericktons Savings Institution
BFNT
Hawer, Harde Agnis
Poszession
Patrck
Paiick
Myste
Wisner Street
Charles Wo
South Marien Erage Dee Cay
OGM Rouse
McMurray
Mares Steeex
Roger
Japan
Griswader 16
Lovettsville
Wiley
Lar ‘Park
Hankey, Sr
Freddent
George Gerrick
Henares, Pa
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State Crop Review
Hollywood
St. Mary's County
Ghewsvill Fair
Dar
Louisiana
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A Trust Co
Sundene Loan
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