Deaths Manion and Graham Noted in Maryland Counties
Bernard J. P. Manion died Thursday in Maryland, known in Frederick and Montgomery counties. Funeral from 328 West Twenty Street Baltimore Monday at 8:30 a.m. Requiem High Mass at St. Ann's Church 9 a.m. Burial at New Cathedral Cemetery. Samuel J. Graham of Dayton, formerly of Hagerstown, noted as uncle of W. Z. Wilhide of Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard J. P. Manion
Das Men
William Marion
Frederick
Montgomery
Baltimore
St. Ann's Church
New Cathedral
Samuel J. Graham
Thurmont
Dayton
Mr. Graham
Dreagerstown
Frank DeMartin
Mull Lene
St. Stanislaus Polish Catholic Church
C. E. Cine and Son
Stannislaus
E. Cline and Son
Funeral notices from a Maryland area run dates and names
Funeral details report multiple ceremonies for Frank DeMartin James Marshall Keeney John Nevin Ramsur and Lennie Weedon. Services held in Baltimore Centerville Walkersville and Creagerstown with choirs pallbearers and interments listed. Funeral directors C E Gaine and Son G C Baron M R Evhison and Yon provide arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marshall Keeney
Centerville
Woodsboro
Rocky Hil Lutheran Palitesracs
Uck
Edward Rippear
Oliver Grimes
Emory Stitely
John Weitys
Wiliam Barton
G. C. Baron
Illnesses and Recoveries Reported in Frederick AREA
Among the sick Clarence Hemp Jefferson shows slight improvement at Frederick City Hospital while patient at Fre derick appears semiconscious. Joseph Urner recovering at home after appendectomy at Frederick City Hospital. Ruth Winebrewer Walkersville ill at Francis Scott Key Hotel, moved for medical attention. Lillian Wastler Emmitsburg recovering well after appendectomy. Elaine and Marie Dodd East Third Street had tonsil removals at Frederick City Hospital and are doing nicely. Mrs John Boiler Woodsboro beaten by husband. expected to leave hospital soon. Buddy Moore shows rapid improvement. potentially leaving hospital soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Joseph Urner
East Second
Ruth Winebrewer
Walkersville
Francis Scott Key
Lillian Wastler
Lester Wastler
Emmitsburg
Elaine
Marie Dodd
Charles M. Jedd
East Third Street
Therederick City Hospital
John Boiler
Woodsboro
Frederick Aty Hospital
Hatjie Anton
Buddy Moore
Local Social Notes Mention Community Visitors and Household Events
Flurry of names and brief notices from Creagerstown area recount visits, calls, and gatherings. The items include Mr and Mrs Sha Edward Thomas hosting or visiting with Charis Long and Kathryn Grab, and Charles Long visiting Mrs Raymond Stone in Maras id Thomas. A Saftey pin incident is noted with a minor fire risk reported by Selma Mac Withcrow, with no injuries or ill effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Lenk
Mero
Catherine
Floyd Wetzel
Theodore Long
Lone
Sha
Edward Thomas
Ballore
Hi Wicl
Charies Lonz
Kathryn Grab Toothe Wenger
Rober
Tere Remis
Ois
Léenwine Sym
Haven Ternoon
Charis Long
Charles Long
Raymond Stone
Marasid
Thomas
Westminster Couple Wed in Centenary Church Ceremony
Miss Pearl Mae Corbin daughter of Mr and Mrs William F Corbin Westminster married Rev Edmund Koontz Helwig in a ceremony at Centenary Methodist Church. The service featured Mendelssohn's Wedding March and a large crowd attended from Westminster and surrounding areas. The couple will reside in Harpers Ferry after a brief honeymoon trip to Atlantic City and Louisville.
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Helwig
Harry M. Kimmy
St. Mary
Com Hunter
Bartlett
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Crouse
Uniontown
Misa Hilda Eckard
Herbert Corbin
Westminster
Mabel Corbin
Ruth Corbin
G. Robinson
Centenary Church
W. E. Saltzgiver
Mendelssohn
Wire
Cy Shaw
Mira
Ter Helwie
Rages
Atlantic City
Chirch
Pleasant Valley
Loutaville
Harpers Ferry
Gettysburg Theological
Bride
State Normal School
Towson
Taucht
Carrol
Puteraf
Cockrell—Grams Nelson
Cockrell
Dorothy Elizabeth Grams
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Brunswick
Thomas M. Dickey
Cockll
Roy Grams
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Untitled local notice with damaged OCR text
Fragmentary OCR notice mentions Betty Widenes of Clarksport West Virginia and Mrs William and Ms Bee gathering at a Columbus location with a value listed as 3000 dollars.
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Barmrsville
Betty Widenes
Clarksport
W. Va
Wilaman
Bee Eangregation
Leatherwood-Roop Announcement From Baltimore Society
Leatherwood son of Mr and Mrs Leatherwood in Baltimore announced to wed a local beauty. The couple plans to reside in Baltimore amid social interest as a brass ring of Brunswick circles grows.
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Baltimore
Leatherwood
Darnthy
Goa
Hammaker Brothers Sell Interest in Thurmont Firm Action
Frank E Hammaker of Thurmont and his brother Ernest announce the sale of the firm Hamneker Brothers to P Hammenr. Frank E Hammaker, the retiring partner, plans to study at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore. Wheat prices noted at 43.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Hamma
Thurmont
Ernest
P. Hammenr
Hamneker Brothers
Frank E. Hammaker
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Personal notices from Frederick and surrounding areas
Mrs Christine Connell of Seneca visits friends in Frederick My Mea Ee and Mr Robert B Eisenhauer travels to Rome on Bart South Street. Mrs Hubbard of Braddock Heights leaves for Newport to stay a month. Madeline Benner returns to Fairplay. Nan Potts and Helen Potts plan a trip to Berkeley Springs. Jesse P. King and M. F. Watkins from Mt. Airy travel via the S.S. Fairfax to Boston and New England. Leona Palmer and Dor boat from Washington plan a Virginia Beach week. Mrs Philip R. Winebrewer of Philadelphia visits Frederick friends. L Homer Miller and sons visit Jamestown and other New York locations. Miller to host soon. Irvin Buckingham of Sykesville to Michigan and Chicago motor trip. Miss Charlotte Newman and Miss Donovan visiting in Sykesville. Donovan daughter of Senator Donovan. Pegy Kieffer of West Church Street to return with Newman to Sykesville as guest. Mrs William Wade Dudley returns to The Highlands in Washington after a long motor trip with Dr. Fred D. Robinson and family visiting Old Forge and Canada. Robinson’s son to study at Oxford. Dr Joseph H. Apple celebrated on 63rd birthday. active as president emeritus of Hood College and founder of Liberal Arts College movement. Frederick Rotary Club grants honorary membership to Apple.
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Robert B Eisenhauer Ie
Rome
Bart South Street
Ot. C Hubbard
Braddock Heights
Newport
Madeline Benner
Fairplay
Anne
Nan
Louis Potts
Helen Potts
Court Square
Plain
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Jesse P. King
M. EF. Watkins
Mt. Alry
Baltimore
Fairfax
Boeton
New England
Leona M. Palmer
Dor
Washington, D.C
Virginia Beach
Philip R. Winebrewer
Philladelphia
Frederick
Woham
Byron
Hagerstown
L. Homer Miller
North Market Street
Oscar Larson
Jamestown
N.Y
Miller
Lein
Francis J. New
Donovan
Joseph Donovan
Pegey Kieffer
West Church Street
Miss Newman
Sykesville
William Wade Dudley
Highlands
Washington, D. C
Washington
Dudley
Wilmington
Del
Af Hood
Dr. Apple
Liberal Arts
Chicago
Evangelical
and Reformed Church
Csr
Big Frustruction at Buhrmans Store
Monday August 6 at 8 p.m. R. P. Buhrmans Store in Asica Milla hosts a music event with Good music lineup and local attendance.
Freling Friedrick County Event Promises Community Picnic
A fragmented local notice promotes a Sunday event with free dancing and a community picnic. Mentions Pythian Sisters and local figures including John W Grove and Bertha Rice alongside candidates for state and county offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Republican Mass Meeting Promises County Commissioner Candidacy
Fragmented text notes a Republican mass meeting at Winchester Street to discuss candidacy for the May election. It mentions a Mr Nie Ess OR Ames Dance and social events with prices and entertainment. Also lists announcements for county commissioner campaigns and public notices of dissolutions and sales.
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Fred R. Seibel
Astor
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Neret
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O. B. Jackson
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Fred Bruce
Joseph Williams
M. Jobson
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Beck
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Rteady
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Cramer & Son
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Second Bink
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Jesse A
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Frederick County
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Haugh
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Fredweime Coun Y
Sheen Po Bowers
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P. Luther Rior
Potomac Edison Company
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Frederick County Agricultural Society
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Hammanes
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