Deaths in Myersville and Brunswick area obituaries
Obituary notices from a Maryland paper detail deaths in Myersville and nearby towns. William H. Poffinburger dies at 17 in Myersville after complications, funeral set, with pallbearers named. Bertha Ritter and Lucy Skidmore also memorialized with burial plans and surviving relatives listed. Charles E. Matthews, W. A. Brawner, and William T. Beard noted for services and family ties. Outing of Samaritan Rebekah Lodge reported with attendees. local funeral directors C. H. Feete and Son noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H Poffinburger
William H. Poffinburger
Goldie Hurah
Myersville
Tae Folows
Iran Ominburger
Houston
Tex
Goldie Maxwell
Omrado
Imo Rhields
Talifortis
John R. Langden
Isine Brig
Bertha A Ritter
Michiel B. Ritter
Joshua
Elizabeth
Stine
Thomas
Hagerstown
J. F. Galton
Hamilton Boulevand
Ev. Frank Lb. Stine
Hose Hill Cemetery
Hartstown
Zopher Skidmore
Lucy E. Skidmore
Eopher P. Skidmore
Winfeld
Car ‘Ell County
Therederick City Hospital
Peter
Mary E. Davis
Hamilton
Tirzah Bowers
Winfield
William and
Walet
W. A. Brawner
A. Brawner
Park Road
Brunswick
D Brown
Hillsboro
C. H. Feete
William T. Beard
Montevue
Wspital
Dorothy Saunders
Wtta
Virginia
Edward
William Ward
Cleveland
Ohio
Wille Beard
Vanville
Walter Beard
Brookm
Henry
Ames Beard
Rufus
Walker Beard
Danville
Lored
Baptst Church
Forest and Stream Club trip ends with snake scare
During an outing on the Monocacy, Edward Mellor and Dr. Nieden tohl found a four and a half foot black snake in their car after a fishing trip to Little Pipe Creek. A blunt strike drove the creature onto the road, uncovering two rats in the vehicle. The snake, likely loosened by the ride, caused a brief commotion before being removed. Additional local notices list visits and travels of area residents over the weekend, including multiple families from Baltimore, Hagerstown, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest and Stream Club
Edward Mellor
Carroll County Court
Niedentohl
Little Pipe Creek
The Tragic Anniversaries August 3 1914
The article recounts the outbreak of World War I with declarations of war among France Germany Austria Serbia and Russia. It notes Britain’s protest British and German actions as mobilization begins and Belgium becomes involved. The piece marks the start of global conflict and ends with the World War I status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Serbia
Germany
Russia
Belgium
Albert
Europe
Austria-Hungary
Frederick Sees Best Rain In Three Weeks
Heavy clouds drifted over the city with humidity driving discomfort though temperatures barely moved, 17 degree range. A brief late shower fell, then clears, as crowds headed to the Fair Ground for the circus, which postponed the usual Police Court session and several transient cases to tonight.
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Fair Ground
WEDDINGS SIEBERT GROVE IN ROCKVILLE CEREMONY
Miss Anna Ruth Grove and Lewren J. Gie bert Jr. were married in Rockville on Wednesday. The couple plans a Washington departure after the ceremony. Anna is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philp E. Grove of 236 Dill Avenue, a Frederick High School graduate who attended Hood College last year. Lewren is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lauren L. Giebert of 226 Dill Avenue and works as an agent for Eureka Maryland Assurance Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siebert—Grove
Anna Ruth Grove
Lewren J. Giebert, Jr
Rockville
Lauren L. Giebert
Dill Avenue
Eureka Maryland Assurance Corporation
Women’s Day Menu Items and Dessert Recipes
A breakfast and supper menu list includes cantaloupe, ham, coffee cake, roast veal, browned potatoes, escalloped broccoli, bread, jam, peach shortcake, tea, and orange sherbet. A quick mixing recipe covers 1 cup flour, salt, baking powder, fat, milk, and egg, with a sugar spread and cinnamon butter topping. Also presented are stuffed tomatoes with cheese spinach and mayonnaise fillings, plus a garnish of pepper and herbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander George
No Trump Easy-To Set Hand from Card Expert Richards
Detroit’s Ralph R. Richards founder of the American Bridge League shares a detailed bridge hand. He notes youngsters enter a no trump contract quickly, yet South’s bold play to six no trump defeats North’s potential routes. The hand features spades, diamonds, clubs, and hearts with careful defense and a key exit card misstep by Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph R. Richards
Detroit
American Bridge League
Richards
Remare
Richants
Une Alam
Hearts
South
North
Aix Nearn
West
Queen of Diamonds
Ami
Clude
Gouth
Monda
Avvanense
Fragmented OCR title on duplicate entries
The readable parts describe duplicate notices and a list of items with unclear names and numbers. The text resembles an OCR fragment from a ledger or catalog listing duplicate entries and unspecified quantities, lacking cohesive context or identifiable entities.
A Sparrow Speaks and a Murder Snares an American
A review of The Talking Sparrow Murders by Darwin L. Tether and The Dead Man at the Window by Jean Toussaint-Samat. An American engineer in a German town becomes entangled in a murder tied to Nes and wealthy German mistresses. The tales mix hard boiled narration with improbable plots, providing light entertainment for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nes
Darwin L. Tether
Morrow
Mas Mabey Meo Blaupe
Jean Toussaint-Samat
Lippincott
Illness and injury notes from Frederick area
Among The Sick M Mack Moore confined to his home with a fevered mask. Mr George D Biggs who had surgery at Frederick City Hospital weeks ago has returned as named on Madison Street. Slight improvement noted overnight in Prentiss Vansant Mt Airy youth struck by a stray bullet at the Mt Airy carnival. his condition remains serious at Frederick City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Moore
George D. Biggs
Frederick City Hosital
Madison Street
Prentiss Vansant
Mt. Airy
Mt Airy
Young Vansant
Freferck City Hospital
Lions Club meeting reports convention delegates and new member induction
Lions Club Thursday noon session at Francis Scott Meyers Hall featured the Lions International Convention report from Grand Rapids and Modi. D Edgar Bite was inducted as a new member by Byron Winebrewer. A program on activities was presented by Hart Etchison and Robert L. Shipley. Flowers honored D Alberg, Richard P. Simmons on birthdays. Capt Bernard C Morris of the Salvation Army to lead Braddock Heights song service Sunday evening with Rev Philip L Farrell delivering sermons. No guests attended Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions International
Grand Rapids
Modi
Lions Club
Francis Scot
Hart Etchison
D. Edgar Bite
Frederick
Central Chemical Company
Byron
A. Winebrewer
Mr. Etchison
Robert L. Shipley
Wae D. Alberg
Aleat Ulli
Tabube
Richard P. Simmons
Bernard C Morris
Salvation Army
Braddock Heights
Philip L. Farrell
Luff’s Stuff Burrow Fragment Surfaces in Note
A fragmented note attributed to N A Lufburrow discusses identities and actions, mentioning differences between "you" and "I" and a task to avoid taking each other over new. The text is incomplete and garbled, preserving only scattered phrases about feeling and riding toward a pecca.
Local events and auctions fill Frederick listings tonight
Auction and sale notices span 139 East Sixth Street and Westminster with fruits vegetables and bananas at Mrs Guibert's Woodward area. Free dancing at Camp Cory and Westminster band, plus crab cakes and cod beer at Guinea's Monocacy Inn. Mentioned are political candidate Louis Etchinan for Orphans Court and private stock security listings for Potomac Edison and local banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tongit
Guinea
Synopsis of Maryland crops and conditions for week ending July 31
Weather and crop conditions in Maryland show a warm week with mean temperatures about 4 degrees above normal. Light showers and thundershowers, plus a soaking rain, improved pastures, truck crops, and gardens. Crops in fair to good condition include late corn, sugar corn, wheat, tyé, oats, and potatoes. early apples and tomatoes ripening. tobacco growth slow. Pastures and gardens revived by rains, but the second saffla and soy bean crops struggle. rain still needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
John J. Weeks
Garrett County
Ontario court hears case over tomato plant dispute
Attorney General Buck of Ontario presented evidence about alleged misappropriation of plant rights linked to tomato varieties. The hearing disclosed a four-part dispute involving a vendor, a grower, and unspecified entities, with a lone tomato fruit highlighted among largely unchanged remaining products.
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Charles E. Matthews
Charles Edward Matthews
Union Ridge
Maryne University Hospital
Baltimore
William and Mary Matthews
Union Bridee
B. A. Fogle
Olivia Wallace
Louise Matthews
Puneral
Taneywn
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
al- Watson
Linganore Creek
Richard Conrad
Millard Angleberg
Charles F. Seener
Ward Oden
Herman Sener
Wm. Houck
Jacob L. Enslbrecht
Nannie Talley
Antile McDevitt
Golda Castle
Ruth Morgan
Edithamer
Estelle Zimmerman
Hilda Woodward
Mollieaugh
Irene Esterly
Beilee Deritt
Anna Mohler
Betty Oden
Betty and Seeger
Robert A. Bennett
Edward Akers
Horace H. C. Albaugh
Wisn Feaga
Gorge A. Webster
van Tence C Willard
John Rubeck
Franklin N. Shipley
Gram
Theat
Wad, Aie Ass
Runlty Aaung
Bobbie
Nancy
Philadelphia
Wiliam D. Schildt
Edgar Keser
Lock Raven Dam
Earl Frock
Virgina
Upton Austin
Carol
Charlotte
Keysville
Lotan Austin
Barrick
Dorothy
Alvah Young
Raymond Keyholtz
Emmite
Mary Ab Weseling Tadadda
Charles Fogle
Fogie
Karurdar
Doris W.hide
Charles Mumick
Bridge
Louise Haugh
Stella Clifton
E. M. Shank
Ettila Metzier
Altoona
Widhe
Gettysburg
Devic
Britain
Morris Gilbert
NEA Service Stall
England
Grand Fleet
Beran
France
Paris
London
Sie
HLCE
Michael Leroy F. Rice
Alva T. Rice
Lewistown
Ruth F. Michael
O. H. Michael
A. R. Snedgar
Pennsylvania
Mr. Rice
Koontz
Forney
Herman E Koontz
Zehna » Forney
Urbana
W. Biggs Elliott
Singapore
M. E. Church
R. W. Schidt
Liberty High School
Fairfield Western Maryland Dairy
Atlanticky
WM. E. McKenney Bee Ee Me
Sia Ho
Trump East
Kro
Balan Fe Mart Lea
Kazalos
Baqioes
Meas
Elgossas Akqig
Bruce Catton
Lions Club Meeting
iConvention Reports Board
Luff
East Sixth Street
Siew
Guibert
Wooda
Westminster Bove
Thurmase
Monetary Park
Frederick Junction
Tommy Watkins
Pythian Sisters
Bertha Rice
South Market Street
Pythian Slaters
Knights of Pythias
Red Mehrling
Coleman
Louis C. Etchinan
the Orphans Court
Securitie
Del
Potomac Edison Company
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Many
Frederick Hotel Company
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Leo Weinberg
East Side
Ard
4Th Sts
Bentz St
J. R. James
R F, Portner
Thurmont
Main Highway
Philip Wertheimer
Samuel L Tyler
FORD
Basi
Beck
W. Patr
Noah B
Cramer & Son
Noyr
Noah
Cramer & Bon
Addy
Court Street
Frederick, MD
Bath
Eitcheners
Central State
CS Gurus
Mary E McComas
331
East Second
Wentert
Rewi-Poaty
Ian
Leach
Byatts
Irth Cobbler Petators
Walter Harn Cereagile
Repblican
Frederick County
Cony Wy Inc Toute
TOR
Winchester
Rowky Springs
Lowi
Thomas Childerbrand
Carr Street
Re_epublicen-Central Cromtice
Preterrick County
YMCA
Austin James
Register of Wills
Estee B
Thurmont Deine
Owlock P Om
Booth Street
I Fannie Brichey
John W Null
R.L. Metly
Citizens National Bank
Josera D. Haces
Hormes D. Hare
Joan H. Baxza
Pracsident
William G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Durant
D. Travers Thomas, Asistant Casher
Lone, D. Barre
Thomas JH. Maller
Charles J. Lundy
Jonn S
Newson
James H
Gamuart
Holmes D. Baxen
Dann Baker
JoAnn
I Baker
Bramsaicrg
Abigibald E, Fishxa
Potts & Griffin
Roomie
Beatie
Potts & Crifpin
Instrors
Amelias
Woodefw Rild
Cheng Co Gren
Sa. Ae
Wanlfd
Wirral
Wee
Ofaluty
Gat Yen
Werte News-Post
Orphans” Court
Thomas Hoghew
M. M
Sinaeranga
L. Bailey
Guy K. Molter
Stake
Abraham Hamburger
Ems
Enhine
Datdock
Frederick City
Marvivid
Charles W. Smith
Peederck Counts
Reuben
Hungary
Sigvar
Wader
Lider
Mator Concern
Canada
T Han
Gebuck
Ontario
Aubrey Wylams
Bertrand Ruse
Psycholoris
Uii
Wwe
Asme
P. Luther Rice
Higuera
Menwar
Severs
Apennes
Serkae
Gilmore
Weat Patrick
Market
Marta yRe Ainens
Araliadi Bas
PFAL
Gilwore
Patrice Sieet
Patrick Street
Ean Rey Everson
Phema
Rt-Man
North Market
Eo Second Street
Edgar Bete
Nodera
Seventh St
Ea Vn Venti
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