Jesse D Stup Dies Suddenly At Home
Jesse Douglas Stup 77 retired farmer died suddenly at his home 138 West Second street Thursday afternoon at 2 48 o clock He was a member of Calvary Methodist Church and Leaders Bible Class Surviving wife Helen Rife Sibert Stup a sister Mary Stup Kidd Urbana a stepson L Lewren Sibert plus nieces and nephews Funeral services Saturday at 3 o clock at the funeral home Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery M R Etchison and Son funeral directors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Douglas Stup
West Second Street
Emanual David and
Susan Harriet Pretila Webster Stup
Calvary Methodist Church
Church School
Stup
Walkersville
Ceresville
Helen Rife Sibert Stup
Mary Stup Kidd
Urbana
L. Lewren Sibert
Bony Ress
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Deaths of Oliver Turner and Charles Eyler in Frederick
Oliver P Turner 85 died at Frederick Memorial Hospital of a cerebral hemorrhage. Born in Montgomery County he lived in Frederick, worked for Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone and retired in 1930 as a lineman. Survived by two children and a grandchild. Funeral Monday 10:30 at 8 East Patrick Street. interment Monocacy Cemetery. Also Charles Edward Eyler 81 died at Springfield State Hospital after short illness. Born in Woodsboro, former farmer, member of Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church. Survived by daughter and several grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 2 PM at Caline and Son. Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver P. Turner
West
Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr. Turner
Montgomery County
Frederick
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Turner
Calvary Methodist Church
Leaders Bible
Allan N. Lottes
Baltimore
John W. Turner
East Patrick Street
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville
C. E. Cline and Son
Charles E. Eyler
Charles Edward Eyler
Springfield State Hospital
Woodsboro
William and
Mary Eyler
Eyler
Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church of
Harry C. Hossler
Mount Pleasant
George Lutz
Ruth Ensor
Bethesda
Leslie Masser
Shookstown
Merkle Whipp
Ralph Goodsell
Feagaville
Mt. Olivet
C. B. Cline and Son
Hard Pike
Park Mills
Aetter Omes Equipment Companys
East Patrick Steel
Ant
Bath
Sao
Storm & Shiples, Marker & Second
M. Lawton
Mt. Airy
Ford-Ferguson
Frederick Mater Co
L. H. Crickenberger
Macadam Rd
Frederick House
Mountaindale
H. S. Wirts
Jefferson
Charles H. Jamison
Poolesville
Chinery
New
Thurmont
Traut Ave
Norman Ramsburg
Studebaker
East 6Th 'S
Melvin Remsburg
Marydy
Seventh Street
Lester Tes Jerman
Urden Bridge
Union Bridge
Real Bartain
North Market Street
Baldy
DODGE
Walkerville Motors
Blair's
M.idsot
Funeral services for Carrie Roberta Coe in New Windsor
Carrie Roberta Coe wife of Ralph T Coe died Saturday at her home in New Windsor. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the New Windsor Funeral Home of D D Hartzler and Sons with Rev Samuel Harley officiating. Interment followed at Pipe Creek cemetery. Bearers were Lawrence Munshaur William Kroh Charles Fritz Earl Cartzendamer Paul Strine and James Danner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Roberta Coe
Ralph T. Coe
New Windsor
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Samuel Harley
Pipe Creek Cemetery
Lawrence Munshaur
William Kroh
Charles Fritz
Earl Cartzendamer
Paul Strine
James Danner
Admitted for Adenoid Operation at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Herbert R. Eiker Jr of 278 Dill Avenue entered Frederick Memorial Hospital this morning for an adenoid operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert R. Eiker, Jr
Dill Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Trinity Lutheran Brotherhood Picnic At Big Pipe Creek Park
Taneytown hosts close to 100 members and guests at the Trinity Lutheran Brotherhood picnic night. Activities include softball, horseshoes, croquet for adults and kids races and games. A buffet supper and program follow in the church pavilion with remarks by Rev. Glenn Stahl and Franklin Fair. Committees listed and guests noted. birth announced for Beverly Ann Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Trinity Lutheran Brotherhood
Big Pipe Creek Park
Brotherhood
Henry Reindollar, Jr
Harry S. Reindollar
Kenneth Smith
M. Ross Fair
Kenneth Shorb
Elwood Harmer
Merle S. Ohler
Wallace Reindollar
Darrell Wantz
Paul Robertson
Luther Luckenbaugh
David Smith
Geary Bowers
Glenn Reever
Glenn Bollinger
John Leister
Sally Fowler
Baltimore
Norman Lawrence
Thomas Caster
Dianne
Deborah
Hanover
Mary Wilt
Helen Arnold
Town
George Melhorn
Johnstown
Ernest Ritter
Waybright
James Fair
Beverly Ann
Annie Warner Hospital
Arena theater in the round at Hotel Edison sparks Broadway buzz
The Arena at the Hotel Edison converts a ballroom into a stage surrounded by 500 seats, with no curtains or wings. Actors enter via glowing ramps as intermissions feature tables, waiters, and drinks. Manager Irwin Kramer sees year‑round rental value replacing summer dormancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Kleiner
NEA
New York
Broadway
Edison
Irwin Kramer
Hotel
Kramer
Local notices and visits from Baltimore area guests
New Windsor receives news of Rev. E. C. Saper becoming missionary secretary for the Baltimore West District. A string of visits and family gatherings are noted, including Ludke and family in Washington, Barnes visiting Baltimore relatives, Clingan and Roop families vacationing and attending parades, Harman returning home after six weeks away, and a large Tenney family reunion with many relatives listed. The piece ends with theater notes about summer shows near Broadway quality, actors adapting to close audience seating, and hotel-provided perks at Hotel Edison’s arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
E. C. Saper
Baltimore West District
Donald Ludke
Washington
Milton Devilbiss
Walter Barnes
Baltimore
Melvin Cranmer
Raymond Clingan
Robert Elworthy
Louise Clingan
Frederick
Oliver Haines
Cassell Roop
Ocean City
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Lutherville
Roop
Charles Harman
Severna Park
John Tenney
Foster Harman
Foster
Willia
Doris
Shirley
Russell Ardinger
Glenn Voumard
Atton, Til
Marlin Reed
Thorston Myers
E. J. Hancock
Merle Baile
Russell Logue
Ray Ecker
Estelle Smith
Harman
Gay Smith
Basil Rathbone
Lee Tracy
Edison
Local Mentions Attention Please After Nine Months Of Inactivity
After nine months of inactivity caused by TWiness MOBLEY'S the second oldest plumbing and heating establishment in Frederick restarts. They invite calls for new work and maintenance and urge old and new customers to contact Phone 129 for service. In Memoriam RIPPEON In sad but loving memory of my dear husband Lester H Rippeon who left me one year ago today August 4 1914 no not ack me if I miss him. There's such a vacant place. I think I hear his footsteps and see his smiling face. Days of sadness still come o'er me. Memory keeps him near me though he left me one year ago. His Loving Wife Annie and Two Sons Donald and Gene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobley
Frederick
Rippeon
Lester H. Rippeon
Annie
Donald
Gene
C. W. Seisa
Emmitsburg
Maryland
Harpera Verry
W. Va
O. Saigneault
Irving St. N. W
Washington, DC
Bath
Mathouse
Money
Cnre Singer Sewing Machine Co
Phete Bey
Frederic News-Pont
Market Street
Landis Jewelry
South Market St
Reen Trederick
Alyeye
Weekly Civitan Club Meeting and August Ball Games
The Civitan Club met in the Blue and Grey room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel with President Isaac Stevens presiding. Guests Mrs. Melvin Lescarleet Mr. John McCabe and Mrs. Basil Lewis were introduced as Civinete representatives aiding publicity for a double header ball game at McCurdy Field on August 25 with a rain date August 26 and an Hagertown Civitan ball game on August 20 featuring Norristown Pa girls team versus Hagerstown all stars and a kiddies game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civitan Club
Francis Scott Key
Isaac Stevens
Donald Sullivan
Melvin Lescarleet
John McCabe
Basil Lewis
Warren Smith
Civinete Club
Civitan
Washington
McCurdy Field
Franklin Reese
Dave Hagan
Hagerstown
Local Festivals And Meetings In Mountaindale Area
Local notices promote the Big Festival at Mountaindale Picnic Grove on Friday evening August 11 with community groups and entertainment. The Annual Araby Picnic is planned for August 28 at Charles H. Rice's meadow with chicken and ham suppers 4 to 8 pm, music by the Poolesville band, rain plan to Parish Hall. Also upcoming events include a Republican precinct meeting August 7 in Frederick to organize election registration, a Gerrich family reunion August 1 at Cold Spring Park, and multiple dances and fairs sponsored by area churches and lodges with food, music, and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Rice
Poolesville
Frederick
Rocky Hills Church
Earl Philip
Buckboard Ramblers
Grove
Potomac Band
Frederick Area Advertisements and Local Notices
A collage of local notices and business items includes Romedera's Jewelry opening during renovations at Bieta Key Hotel, reminders about the air conditioned barber shop, North End Barber Shop on North Market Street, and Junk Co. promotions with pickup service. Community events list the Fire Department joint picnic at Frederick Fair Grounds, August 4, summer homemaker picnic, local auction notices, and Hillcrest Orchards fruit readiness. Also listed are tradesmen for foundations, plumbing, roofing, and theater notices for Two Blind Mice at Mountain Theater Braddock Heights with ticket details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
North End
North Market Street
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Jesse D. Stup
Tae
Aving RA
Pugwenn , Mods
OH Cite
AP News
Chapman and Evans
Grahham Patterson
The
Farm Journal
Washington Bay
Philadelphia
Arena
Theta Los Tracy
Memoriam
Mountaindale Picnic Grove
Benefit
Harrison
Middleton
Bernie's Arena
Gerrich
Cold Spring Park
Waynesboro
the Key Optical CO
Russell Flanagan
Moose
Ralph Newman
Four Notes
Ladies and Society of the MT
Weil Brothers
Reich's Ford
Quynn Orchards
Motorola
Glade Television CO
Kemp's
Staple
Kemp
Romedera
Bieta Key
Wellamers
Frederick Solar
Reliable Junk CO
Corner East St. St
East St
Angie
Frederick Fire Department
Frederick Fair Grounds
Richard F. Kline
Libertytown Homemakers
Dick Millers
Orch
Upton Gladhill
Kelly and Williams
Hillcrest Orchards
Frederick Fhone
Robert S. Tuner
East Second Street
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley & Sons
Brill Anderson
A. I. Scott
B. and
O. Avenue
Frederick, Md
Thurmont, Md
T. G. Kent
Route 15
Upton Gladhilu
John W. Null
Glenn Trout
Raymond L. Kelly and
Jerry Williams
H. Frank Foland
College Avenue
Kemp’s
Gladiolus
B. U. Crist. Srk. Frederick
Frederick Homes Insulating Co
H. J. Kester
East Ticket Street
Jd Foe
Matter
Charles H. Baker
Ray Wahl
the Mountain Theater
Braddock Heights
Angus
May Sloan
Edward Payne
Nestle
Ecker's
N. Market St
the News
Mouth End Crivic Association
West South Street
Winea
East
Patrick $T
Feask Walton League Club
Wendy Frees
Memory Trio
Jack Pot
Swingsters
Hyattstown Firemen's Hall
C. S. Methodist Church
Hyattstown ‘Firemen’s
Spe
C. Lease
Frances L. Bussard
G. Trout
R. Kelly
East Seventh Street
John L. Ponton
Taneytown, Md
Bloomfield Parish
Gambrill State Park
Theodore AR McKeldin
Roy Leatherman
Maas Opticians
Market St
Sport Oxfords
Kemp's Inc
Frederick News Post
Rawleigh
Frederick County
T Rawleigh Co
Chrester
Res 4
Walter Glass & Mirror Sales & Service
Park Ave
Nean
Bona Fitte
Waixhicln
Francs Scott Key
Zeeferson St
Francis Sentt Key
Mt. Alry
Shriner Mfe Co
Woendsharn
Mountaineer
Stoker Coat
Raue
East 5Th St
Randle
Broad Run
Brunswick
Las
Mast Third Street
College Ave
New Market
T-Nabu
Corner 4Th
Mkt
Watkins Acres
Tandre
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