Death notices from Middleburg area recount local honors
Evier Byler died at his home in Middleburg at 2 15 this morning of a heart attack at age 87 years six months and 25 days. He was married twice, survived by a daughter and granddaughter, with services planned at Woodsboro Lutheran Church led by Rev. W D Thach. Interment Woodsboro cemetery. Funeral directors C O Puss and Son handled arrangements.
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Dase Evyier
Yswac Byler
Hs Hore
Middleburg
Funeral Notices for Ida Weddle and Isaac Edwards
The funeral for Ida Weddle wife of Joseph Waddle who died Tuesday in Thurmon was held Thursday at 2 30 pm at home with services conducted by Rev E D Bright. Burial followed in A B cemetery with pallbearers named. The funeral of Isaac Edwards colored occurred Thursday morning at Jackson chapel led by Rev George T C Bell with pallbearers listed and Interment in Bartonsville cemetery. Albert Vn Dixon served as funeral director.
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Ida Weddle
Joseph Waddle
Howe
Thurmon
Fant
A. B
E D. Bright
Robert Suger
Roy Creeges
Liord Freeze
Wi Wiliam
Isaac Edwards
Jackson’ Chapel
Osieck
George T. Cbell
Eugene. Brown
Wm. Brooks
M. A. Norris
Ernest Ross
Bert HO
James Diggs
Bartonsville Cemetery
Albert V_n Dixon
Middleburg Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Thelma Dee had tonsils removed at Johns Hopkins Hospital last week. Mrs. Lester Mickey and daughter Thelma visit Mr. and Mrs. James Coleman. other guests include Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Utz and Genevieve, Mrs. Helen Garrer June, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Utz with LeRoy. Mrs. Louise Bostion and daughter Charlotte Pittsburgh visit Middleburg relatives. Miss Margaret McKinney accompanies her home. Betty Crouse visits grandmother Mrs. Wilson Grouse. Miss Mary Fleagie of Baltimore visits her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Plesgie. Miss Mary Repp of Baltimore summers with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Repp. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jung visit relatives in Middleburg Sunday evening. Mrs. Sally Myers and Leona Myers spend a week visiting friends in Tanestown.
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Middleburg
Edward Jung
Sally Myers
Leona Myers
Tanestown
Local Social Notes and Upcoming Debate at Pleasant Walk
Aug 14 report from Doubs Doubs lists Masters Bobby and Bill Whipp visiting foster grandparents the Bartletts in Doube and Genevieve Bartlett returning home after time with the Whipps near Frederick. Also Sara Stauffer of Frederick visiting sister Mrs Cordl in Doubs and Mrs Warren of Frederick with Mr and Mrs Fryr of Lander returning from an Ohio tour. The Myersville debating team led by Rev B F Bhobough Rev Robert Ridgely Reviving Stoe Myers and George BE Castle will hold a debate at Pleasant Walk Schoolhouse Tuesday at 8 oclock.
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Doubs
Bobby
Bill Whipp
Church Hill
B. F. Bartlett
Doube
Genevieve Bartlett
Harry Whipp
Prederick
Sara Stauffer
Frederick
M. L. Cordl
Warren
Piescamt Wak
Myerstie
B. F. Bhobough
Robert J. Ridgely
Stolemyer
George BE. Castle
Pleasant Walk
Market Prices for Live Stock and Produce
Market prices list cattle cows calves and sheep with figures across categories. Cows and calves show a range per head. lambs are priced by quality and weight. the entry notes general trading figures for veal and stock.
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Preterck Cousty
Calnes
Choise
Family Reunion Draws Large Turnout Across Maryland Areas
A multi-family reunion gathered at Nex Midway Park with attendees from York, Hagerstown, Union Bridge, New Midway, and surrounding towns. Relatives including Renner, Rockwell, and Fogle joined from Ambler, Philadelphia, and other locales, sharing memories and organizing next year’s event. An oldest lady prize went to Louise Hammond. distance and hospitality awards were also given as the 1932 reunion planning began.
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Rencer
Meg
William Renter
Daugnta
Beryl
Rocky Ridge
Nemo D. Reczer
Wasturguot
D. C
Benya
Renner
Ant “Tes
York
Sty
Edo
Newway
Prank Renn Ambler
Sel Renner
Mateline Renz
Lucestown
William Reiser
Lexistown
AL EL Renner
Harcy Renner Renner
Harold Mates
Rockwell
Kenison
Evangelie Rosicson
Green Sponge
W. Vas
Vite
W. of
Braddock
Grimes, Thurmost
John Fogle
Roger
Marcha Fogie
New Midway
Walter
George Bohnard Sor Wither
Howard
John Erkesrode
Cutsail
Clarence
Raph
Pautine
Harvey, Jr
Ae Cutsaail
Woods
Manc Normas
Bridge
Lula Maine
Philadelphia
George Crawford
Garnsia
McKeesport
Pat Jason Green
Orpha Dilani
Som
George
Geraldine
Ruth Edwards
Pauline
Florida
Earl Snook
Clayton Snook
Mamie Bouts
Lillehere Houck
Marion
Bruce Houck
Kepmar
Oscar Huffman
Willie Koontz
Wlee Koontz
Union Bridge
Sadders
Norman Pogle
Bruce Kolb
Ida Kolb
Isy Kolb
Ladiesburg
Louise Hammond
Taneytown
Ghas. Littl
Alva Valentine
Mary C. Young
W. Krotser
Annie
Biller Krotwer
Leona Boliimges
Rose Anders
Daisy Young
Hagerstown
Disrence Koontz
Amend Eyles
Ruth, Tunne
Roland Fyler
Detour
Minnie
Ethel
Marie Grimes
Clifford Bowersock
Hanover Pa
Ray Welles
Johnny
Kemp
Robert
Alva
Reva
Bettie
Ruth
Jean Weller
Leslie Wiles
Frederick
C. M. Young
Mrc
Stafford
Norman Graybill
Libertytown
E. J. Koontz
Edward Haynes
Cathe
David Smith
Gertie
Norman Smith
John
Carrie Harbaugh
Essie
Charles
Ruth Mower
Clarence Bailes
Luther Hummer
Clara Schildt
Geo. Schildt
Pinkey Richardson
Mins
Elwood Toms
Chazrles
Richard
George Toms
Samus
Younger
Seward Engiear
Harry Young
Donald
Barold
Johr. Hummer
Reba Schids
Raymond Staley
Harvey Hough
Jon Carroll
E. M. Shank
William Landis
Jeme Fox
Billie Knox
Jeme Hanlon
C. Revinsos
Methanierik
M. J
Anna May Schroeder
Robert Young
C. A. Stover
Leon Stover
Geo. Stover
Stump
Belew
Laxters Camp
B. F. Ricketts
David Brancet
David
Joseph Wood
Roy Cuteall
Monroe
Lucile Cuti
Peive
Orpha Dizard
Lakeland
Flora
Ira
Peredus
Grace J. Boome
Secretar
John T. Pae
Bevie Posse
Aniatans
Nex
Observatory Tower Rebuilt by Potomac Company at Braddock
The Potomac Company rebuilds the observatory tower at Braddock Heights in Maryland. The structure mirrors the old tower and stands fifty feet square at the base, eighteen feet at the top, and forty feet tall, built by George FL Palmer as contractor.
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Od Obseratory
Potomac “Son Company
Braddock
aMich Wastern Coen
Maryland
Town Vale
George Percy
George FL Palmer
Social Roundup From Sam's Creek Weekend Visitors
Sunday and weekend visits fill Sam's Creek with family arrivals and local gatherings. Residents from Littlestown Baltimore and Linwood joined Mrs. Frank Stitely and others at homes of Green Englar Warmer Alexander and Perry, with a note of Rev Clarence Perry's call and Robert Waddell's visit.
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Sam’s Creek
Sam's Creek
Pau Sherfer
Charles
Unio Town
Mabel Baker
Tyron
Clyde Warner
Ruth Hawk
Littlestown
Mis
Frank Stitely
Edgewool Brethren Church
Afr
William
Howard Dinser
Frank MtShane
George Wood
Henry McShane
Willim Lee
Russell, Lee
Dorothy Dinsey
Frances McShane
Catherine’ Lee
Evelyn McShane
Frank McShane
Baltimore
Clyde Warmer
Catherine
Clarence Perry
Conn
C. L. Alexander
Robert Waddell
Local Reunions Highlight Taneytown Ventures to Hershey Park
A Taneytown roster attended the Boyd reunion at Hershey Park near Gettysburg on Thursday. The gathering included Mrs. Marty Stover Mrs. Sarah Albaugh Miss Mary Koontz Paul Koontz and Charles Stover among others. Additional visits and dinners featured families from Murmasburg Hattisburg Littlestown and Keat with various Haupt and Crebbs relatives noted.
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Taneytown
Marty Stover
Sarah Albaugh
Mary Koontz
Paul Koontz
Charles Stover
Boyd
Hershey Park
Gettysburg
Charnes Remsberg
Garnet
Lake View
Mary Garner
Games
A. G. Morelock
Norman Morelock
Baltimore
Edward Morelock
Aros Snyder
Hattisburg
Vernon Crouse
Mary Stover
Sarah aAlbaugy
George Hare
Murmasburg
Birnie Shriner
Littlestown
Mautice Crebbs
Raymond Crebbs
George Be Aay M B It
George pursues a complex plan at Pat East with Mack and others in a tense sequence. The fragment hints at a location near a port and a network of alliances shaping the outcome.
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George
Mack Ag
Quotations Among the Sick at North Market Street
Fragmentary notes describe hospital and church visits, including Mrs Reber and Mrs Glenn Finneytrote, with mentions of Rev H E Krone and Dr Hears Van Dyke. Details about a human attack and a Petters Shop reference appear in the garbled text.
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Glenn Finneytrote
Ken Io
Community Notices and Local Events Wave of August Festivities
Local notices list a series of events and services including Frederica county brake service promotion by J H Wallace and Mary Jane's Bar event starting at 3 pm. Also announced are a watermelon party at Mya Bertha Rice home, Pythian Sisters gathering, college aid plea, Catechin Farmac festival with chicken suppers, stock and merchandise for sale, and a Sunday School picnic at Pradtrick Junction with music and suppers.
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Prihlan Sleters
Mya
Bertha Rice
West South
Catechin Farnac
Araby Sunday School
Cowll’s Woods
Pradtrick Junction
Balsenger Junior Orchestra
Prof
R Stevens
Local Businesses Announce Service Upgrades and Offerings
Ralph G. Kline announces expansion of Brake Service with new garage equipment and staff to provide rapid one stop service. The firm will add feed grinding and mixing, aiming for custom grinding by September 1st and offering a full line of feeds and concentrates. Farmers urged to consider the updated shop for prompt patronage.
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Ansoancement
Waring
Ralph G. Kiline
Family Reunion Near Grove Recalled With Long List
A family reunion near Grove on April 9 featured remarks by Preskien Mathias and all previously re elected officers H R Mathias treasurer Emory Berwager secretary John H Martin. Attendees included Horatio Mathias Edward Spaarenburg Baltimore and many other Mathias and Berwager relatives. The oldest present was Emanuel Sellers 89 and the youngest Horace Breuning Jr at months.
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Grove
Preskien
Mathias
Brown
H. R. Mathias
Emory Berwager
John H. Martin
Hane Grove
Horatio Mathias
Edward Spaarenburg
Baltimore
Harry J. Mathias
Henry
Robert
Gloria Mathias
Norma
Grace Koons
David Hilbert
Myrl
Mark Hilbert
Roger Anders
Leone Butchins
Catherine
Clinton Utz
Noah
HR. Mathias
W. Stuflie
Charles
David N. Leister
Horace Brauning
Fay
Gary
Ruth
Betty Alice Martin
O J. Sabie
Amos Saubk
Emanuel Sellers
Horace Breuning, Jr
Local Notes Highlight Visits and Community Events
Dickerson and surrounding areas report visits by Gurney Davis and family to Washington and Braddock Heights. Washington and Frederick weekend stays, Gaithersburg gatherings, and a biennial Barnesville picnic draw local attention. A Middletown traffic case ends with a fine after a hearing by Justice Kefauver.
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John Minex
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Leonart T Ket
Grarsm Tome
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J. HR. Wallace
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