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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1936
Page
5
Worthington O Glaze funeral set for Tuesday at Lane Reformed Church with burial at Mount Gilead Cemetery. The family, including his son and two daughters, will host services led by Lane Reformed and Trinity Chapel, interment planned at Mount Gilead.
Death notices list Mrs Minerva C Yingling of Baltimore and others with extensive survivors. Robert D Darby of Washington dies at 54, with funeral in Woodfield and interment at Woodfield M.E. Nettie Diggs, of Hopeville, dies at 42 with many children and sisters. services held at Honehin A.M.E. and Hopeville cemetery notes.
Funeral notices report John O Portner buried at 2 oclock in Thurwat church with Rev Krane officiating. Pallbearers listed as John Bidding Joann Brice Walter Talke Toate Scenery Merrett Henning. The M B E chor of Catoctin Vinace sang Abide With Me It Is Well With My Soul. Funeral directors Creager and Pore. Also notes the funeral of Mrs Marty Elisabeth Duncan of Pall Mall Road, Maltimarr, with service times and pallbearers Emory Akinson, Allan Warren, Samplier Webster, James Holhurnet, Howard Myley, Ansley Interment in Hope Cemetery. Funeral directors Paxett A Mhauzh mentioned. Additional notes on return from sending cover at Ravtem Bhore.
Numerous Frederick residents are listed visiting relatives and attending events across Maryland and New York. Entries mention weddings, births, travel to Wildwood, Atlantic City trips, Berehess family greetings, and a Petersville wedding supper with guest lists detailing many local families and friends.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a dead chum in a mirror and scattered phrases about people, places, and items. The text is largely incomprehensible, with no clear event, date, or identifiable names to anchor a coherent summary.
Chaotic local mention lists Chay Paster Greene and others attending a Tuesday night event at Herbert Prederick's Rhythm. The fragment references a plate, a quote about the day, thanks to friends, and a note about Petter TT Bens Phinkert. Also advertises cars, autos and coat styles with various names and routes.
Albert Esderby remains seriously ill with lockjaw at Frederick City Hospital while Mrs Otho Jotilec lightly injured in a recent automobile accident improves at home on East Second Street. Mr Eimer Keefer, at home on Charlie Pike, is reportedly improving. Rev Charles Shaffer, secretary of the YWCA, underwent appendectomy at the hospital and planned to leave today. Mrs Chattes Mowers of Port Becond Street recently passed away. Mrs Hamer Moniek of Noasth Maraet Street is recovering after surgery. Mrs Ru MvaGne Water near Sunnymeade is ill but showing signs of improvement.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous names including Fox, Dane, Pow, and Ram Poet along with scattered phrases. It reads like a disrupted notice or column fragment with no clear event or context to summarize beyond mixed person names and potential references to individuals and places.
Legally, the court overruled demurrers in a Frederick County equity case involving the Md Co operative Milk Producers. The decision preserves the pleadings and allows trial on facts, while striking improper references to cooperative government schemes and other extraneous material from the complaint.
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