Deaths rise from Waltersville to Cumberland in local notices
Obituary notices report the death of Robert H. C. Shuff at his home, with survivors including wife Mrs. Charles J. Martin and several children and grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 1 o clock at the M.E. Church, with burial at the adjoining cemetery. Other notices mention the death of Miss Margaret A. Doty and Margaret Doty’s sister, Mrs. Virginia Suman, near Loizch, with details incomplete but indicating familial connections and local residences.
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Robert H. C. Shuff
Robert H .C. Shuff
Ris
Charles J. Martiin
Mire
Feorse Holtz
Edward Nunnimas
Charles R. Martin
Charles J. Mart
Wiliam T
M. EL
Lewistown
Creeger
Thusmont
Margaret A. Doty
Moses and
Martia Dery
Virginia Suman
Willar
Ina
Funeral notices for W Pittingss and James Bowie
Funeral notices state W Pittingss from ms home near Creagerstern church at 11 and burial in adjoining cemetery under Seibel Jr. charge. Another farewell for James W Bowie notes the funeral from his late home and service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Pittingss
Mondaseran Church
Creagerstern
Celiecs
Seibel, Jr
Jr. C. U
Charles Om
James W. Bowie
Fort
Market Prices Livestock and Fredoce
Market prices for livestock and related commodities discussed with scattered figures. The text references Jarniskes and Pretestek cony, noting context of fundie and Lees, but details are fragmented and unclear.
Local Notices Advertising Daily Openings and Sales
Local notices describe openings and sales including sanitary fish market seafood and poultry, an opening dance with admission and refreshments, and a private sale of furniture and office items. Several names and addresses appear with loan offers and trustee notices, plus a list of miscellaneous items for sale.
Reed Smoot praised as model Republican and tariff ally
Washington letter profiles Senator Reed Smoot of Utah, praising his diligence, prudence, and stand on sugar duties. The piece lauds his long service, finances stewardship, and role in tariff policy while noting his Mormon faith and steadiness in Senate proceedings. It describes his character and influence on Beetsugar and wool duties amid tariff debates.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Aus
Reed Smooe
Utah
Smooy
Mio
Wi Ore
Havana
Smoot
Utah Statesman
Smiect
Senate Finance
Ronghin
Republican Party
Feng
Lorimer
Newberry
Penrose
Aldrich
Plat
Cenaic
Congressional
The
Treasury
Bureau of
Mormon Church
Senate
Provo
Brigham Young Academy
Germany
Hoover
WEDDINGS Secure Marriage Licenses in Amarka Rogerstown
Amarcia Rogerstown and Harry L. Bucher 21 and Edith B. Nei 19 both of Frederick Ripier were married at noon in the parsonage of a Baptist church by Rev. Wi Fal. The bride recently assisted at C Thomas Hemp and the groom works as a manager at the A and P store. The ceremony occurred in Hazersstern. Aug 13. Miss Lthan ania meprew sf Heron 3 Caz led the ceremony for the class of 1956. The narrative includes a honeymean toma pin money and Flo purchase pics Mace S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarcia
Rogerstown
Harry L. Bucher
Edith B. Nei
Frederick
Hazerstern
Lthanania Meprew
Sf Heron
Caz
Honeymean
Court News and Social Snippets From Salisbury Area
Court news lists a marriage license for John M Dunn aged 26 and Mary E Petry aged 24 of Salisbury Pe. A divorce suit Gorton B Johannes vs Flizabeth Johannes is noted with Sherman P Bowers as attorney. A surprise birthday party honors Mr Rice with attendees named. a picnic at Furnace Mt and related social notes appear alongside stray details from St Louis Missouri dated 6 37 pounds drama cake and a December 1938 reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Dunn
Mary E. Petry
Salisbury
Joseph Ritt
East See
Mrr. Rice
Joseph Bese
Roy Rice
Rise and Son
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM FREDERICK AREA
Earle G. Bell and son are believed born resburs and Mrs Hady tambes have returned after spending some time in Atlantic City and other New Jersey places. Mrs Paul Reed and family greet relatives upon the birth of a son entering the city. Various locals including Miss Cora Grove, the Hafer family, George Howard in Philadelphia visiting relatives, Miss Garland Derr and Miss Carrie Roper Fulton with ties to Washington, D.C., and others are mentioned. Cottage stays at Braddock Heights, hospital recoveries, and Atlantic City visits are noted among Frederick residents and guests.
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Earle G. Bell
Hady Tambes
Atlantic City
Oreart
Paul Reed
Reed Shy Werthim
Formey
Muss Ela Hafer
Cora Grove
Chas, Hafer
Akron
Ohio
Howard
George Howard
Philadelphia
Harry Howard
Frederick
Garland Derr
John Derr
Carrie Roper Fulton
Harry R. Fulton
Washington, D.C
Miss Fulson
Croghantheimer
Wertheimer
City Hospital
Morris M. Ramsburg
College Park
Elmer K. Ramsburg
W. Sieber Ramsburg
Harry Lambert
Utica
Susie Hyder
North Market Street
Atlantic C
Cape May
N. J
Among the Sick at Frederick City Hospital
C Russel Smith underwent surgery at Frederick City Hospital while Mrs John R Stottlemier of 233 East Third Street remains hospitalized for three weeks after an operation on Friday to remove egotite. L E Mullinix, ill for over two years, rode in an automobile to Braddock Heights for the first time since illness, and a wish for return home was gratified. A Baker Park orchestra concert scheduled for Tuesday was postponed due to threatening weather and to be held at 7:20 if clear.
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State Road
Ena
Fark Avenue
Roume
Bath
East Third
Stagnolis Avenue
Sacre Farm
Cind
Phitty
Foam House
Dienty
Bruie
Quner
Washington State Road
Frederick
Xood Land
Aplea
Tilj
Church Street
C. Russel Smith
Frederick City Hospital
John R. Stottlemrer
East Third Street
L. E. Mullinix
Braddock Heights
Mis
Paz
Baker Park
Eaker Park
Peaches and Corn for Sale at View Camp Baltimore
An OCR fragment notes produce items including peaches and corn for sale at a camp near Baltimore. It references chiropractic services offered by Dr. O R McIntire and mentions an Atlantic City hotel and a Community Festival. The legible text is partial and unclear in places, but centers on sale items and local services.
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Baltimore
Frede
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CIA Shearer
K. G. Putman
Waltersville
F. B. Stehler
Stecal
He Gracy
Maryiand
J. Tang
Rose A Sieber
Mary Wolord
Weiford
W. R. Sevars
Cumberland
Owrsane
Elta van Memen
Iviza
Ued
Bachingtarss
Nesite Veomtueris
Glenn
Peg Mopthaimdtale Plente
Parelfierks Nu
Solam
Marland Ode
Whittier
Charles T. Green
S. Meskst
Seafood and Poury
Steiner
John H. Staley
Frederick Small Loan Co
Court ST
Peoples Drug Stores
W. X. Jolleffe
Cour
Met Bis
Chapel Atey
Frederick Junk CO
Franz G
Bate TS
Llotd C. Clller
Aya
Shetter
C. Fardl
Newton Thomas
Orphans’ Court
Charles E. V. Myers
Fregerieg County
Louie Ifsin
Charles H. Lochner
Frederick County
Maryland
Genset
Harry A. Lochner
Julius F. Lochner
Exeruiorne
P. Eucker
Attra
Charis Lee
Frere Cha Honat Bri J
HS HL Bakr
Th Daren
Pt Vatn
Caskier
J. Tearrus Tupas
Heer
Josefh D. Baker
Titustas TL
Flabter, Lmarres
J. Cunley
Mou Jown S. Newman
James H. Gamartte
iluuMes
D. Bakar
Daniel Baker
J. Juus LL Baker
Euras B. Ramsburgh
Schmaerren T
Ancerr
Bnook & Mercer
Plain View
Wear State Road
Tate
Weil Tm
Motter's
Snook & Mercer
Court Sc
Frederick, Ma
Thames
G. A
Dar
First Baptist
Ile
Thomas Price
Thonas Price
Frederice, Ma
Gilmore R. Flactty
Tetris Lebar
Boetingtam School
Dee Wilson
Edward S. Lease
Monrovia
Brice House
Apa
Wade
Real Est, Mort. & Inv. CO
Theremont
Prita
Balatos
Joen XN
Clary Ohs Lo Exall
Realioes
SB West
Patrick Street
Noah E. Cramer
Bam
Ward
Cramer & Ow
Prim
East Courca St
Prederict
Mai
Reed Smoot
Toma
Court News
Equity Care
Gorton B. Johannes
Flizabeth Johannes
Sherman P. Bowers
Atformer
the Plaintff
Mt. A
I Wil
St. Touls
Mega
Chiropractic
O. R. McInt
Shia Ele
Mes
Vermont
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