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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1938
Page
10
Obituaries notice S Edgar Huntzbery of Boonsboro and S Henry Hill of Knoxville with multiple survivors. Huntzbery deaths report relatives in Maryland and California, while Hill death lists husband Henry Hill and children Hew Jr Wilber Charles with services in Knoxville and burial in Knoxville cemetery.
The funeral for Mrs. Sarah C Knott wife of Charles Know died Saturday at home in Thurmont was held Monday at ten o clock with services by Rev Milton P Crist Pallbearers included E A Summers C B Harbaugh H A C Sylvester Wm Cover Charles M Stocksdale H D Beachley Interment followed at Blue Ridge Cemetery M L Creager and Son funeral directors
Mr Samuel J Ransom of Frederick is confined to City Hospital after a Sunday illness. Mrs Robert Dubel of Rocky Ridge returned home Monday from Frederick City Hospital following major surgery. Miss Dorothy Butcher of Claggetsville underwent appendicitis surgery at Frederick City Hospital and is improving. Miss Fannie H Young near Harrisville broke her arm while working in a store and received X rays at Frederick City Hospital. Elmer E Michael near Doubs fractured his right ankle in a ladder fall and is convalescing at home.
The extension department and Queen Esther class of First Baptist Sunday school gave superintendent Mrs. W. C. Humm a birthday chicken supper in the social room. A program followed with greetings, a duet by Mrs. Sparks and Mrs. Fout, and remarks from Rev. W. C. Royal, Glenn H. McGregor, and Ruth K. Trout. Numerous members and guests attended and expressed appreciation to Mrs. Humm.
The final program of the fourth annual open-air services at the Deerfield grove by the United Brethren Orphanage and Home band of Quincy directed by Prof. Melvin J. iZeT will be performed Sunday evening in the grove near the church unless rain forces the concert to be moved into the church.
Government troops crossed the Segre river between Jazuer and Geep points near Balaguer and Qerida in a Catalan front offensive. Bridges were built by sundown as Insurgent lines were surprised south of 5 wither Reid. The campaign covered about fourteen miles amid increased Spanish hostilities. France announces a wage support program to boost birth rates, offering $3.25 per child to gain workers.
Rev Dr and Mrs Hobert Doty of Buller Pennsylvania and formerly Jefferson are guests of Mr and Mrs Clause Harget near Feaga l Mrs Reginald Hammond and son Gilbert of Independence Kansas have been visiting Mrs G Roy reet for several weeks The Hammond and Refalver families from Engelwood New Jersey visiting Y Anderson 537 East and Mrs James A Jones plus Jamdcon Mehri Smith 635 Park Place have been visiting Mr and Mrs Jones and family Walter Etkin of Philadelphia has returned visiting Mrs Etkin's parents Mr and Mrs Jones Mr and Mrs Harry Schroeder at Braddock Heights are guests of Mr and Mrs Guy Droneburg Carroll County commissioners A H Derr and A Grant Hooper attended the Carroll county fair in Taneytown Tuesday afternoon.
Testimony in a church property dispute centers on Bethel Tabernacle's withdrawal from the General Council of the Assemblies of God. Plaintiffs allege lack of congregational consent and improper conveyance of the parsonage, seeking to halt trustees' authority and gains. Witnesses include Rev. Herbert Nunley and Miss Katherine Messinger, with tensions described as ruling by “iron hand.”
Washington Daybook reports on Mischler guiding Chief Justice Hughes during summer, coordinating letters to the milk and power companies and delivery notes. It notes Mischler’s Washington summer office, proximity to the Supreme Court building, and planned move to New York around August 22 for dictation memoranda on cases. Also mentions Senator Tydings addressing Middletown Lions picnic and Taft lecture tour background.
Community auctions, food sales, and music galas fill the week with events at Barnes Store Rocky Springs grounds and local churches. Fundraisers feature softball team help, chicken corn soup meals, and music by Jetty Serenaders, Stup Bros. Band, Carefree Cowboys, and Loysville Orphans Home Band. Also listed are used car bargains, dances at Mae's Wayside Inn and Cozy Club, and a Middletown picnic with speakers Millard E. Tydings and Leo Weinberg.
Reading notices describe the Belle of Georgia Peach sale at Peters' Orchard 172 miles south of Frederick on Buckeystown Pike with an alternate rain date. Also promoted Mountaindale Picnic Grove event Friday August 12 with pleasant hill festivities and penny bingo, plus homemate cakes and vegetables. Frederick ic and ce store advertises remodeling sale items including rayon fabrics hosiery toilet tissue mops and more.
Dr E Linwood Myers announces a new general dentistry practice at 6 East Second Street with contact phone 240. Local ads promote coal sales Kemp’s radio service and appliance repair, cactus nursery, Gulf Course tickets, Edison flashlight and Westinghouse toaster prizes, plus a big Araby Picnic at Flantz Woods and a Western Shore Maryland rally concession bids due August 12 at Frederick Fair Grounds. Events span August 3 to 20 with prizes, food, and music details.
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