Cicadas to Sing in May Brood No 10 Expected
Frederick prepares for a large May cicada emergence as Brood No 10 of seven to ten year cicadas erupts from Maryland to parts of the East. Entomologist Robert A. Kemp notes males produce the sound by vibrating drumlike membranes, with waves of insects predicted to fill trees until mid June. He warns the population may gradually decline as woodland areas shrink.
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Frederick
Efeon
Egypt
Maryland
Robert A. Kemp
Federal Bureau of Entomology
Washington
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Cicevdas
Kemp
Gashouse Pike
Monocacy River
Foemp
United States
Funeral for Elmer C. DixonFriday at Heatown M E Church
The funeral for Elmer Cleveland Dixon of near Thurston will be held Friday at 2 PM at the Heatistan M E Church. Interment follows in the adjoining cemetery. He died Wednesday at Frederick County Emergency Hospital from Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Survived by wife Olivia B. Dixon and children Bernard M Mehrin Thomas E Marshall Eva Audrey F Dixon of Barnesville, Glenys Telana of Braddock, Baltimore, sister Dolly M. Shadhurst Bethesda, and four grandchildren. Funeral directors Hilton and Burdette Hyattsown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Cleveland Dixon
Thurston
Frederick County
Heatistown
M. E
Roosevelt approves national monument at Battlefield Park
President Roosevelt signs bill authorizing a national monument area from the battlefield near Appomattox Courthouse in Virginia. The act, sponsored by Representative Patrick H. Creaty, allocates 100000 Federal funds for a park not a stone memorial, as classified by the War College, amid earlier opposition and revisions.
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Appomattox
Roosevelt
Patrick H. Creaty
Democra
Petersburg
Everal
The
War College
Tucker
Deaths: Mrs Roberta J Dowden and Mrs Louvina Tyler mourned
Mrs Roberta Jane Dowden widow of William T Dowden died at her daughter’s home in Hyattstown at 10 PM after a five day illness aged 74. She leaves three daughters Mrs Burdette Mrs Sorandes and Mrs Brownley with funeral arrangements set for Neelsville and Merritt Interment. Mrs Louvina Tyler wife of Festus Tyler died of a cerebral hemorrhage at home in Chambersburg Pa aged 45. She is survived by her husband and several siblings with private funeral services held at Cramer parlors and burial in Lebanon cemetery.
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Roberta Jane Dowden
William T. Dowden
BE. D. Burdette
Hyattstown
Dowden
William H
Jane Trail Benson
Germantown
Hampden Presbyterian Church
Neelsville
Theodore H Sorandes
Baltimore
Burdette
Wilson Brownley
Neelsville Church
M. R. Etehisson & Son
Festus Tyler
Louvina Tyler
Festus ‘Tyler
East Liberty Street
Chambersburg
Amanda Stock
Now
Nathan Thomas
Harrisburg
J. W. Thomas
South Bend
Ind
Allie Brightful
Jersey City
Fannie Dean
Frederick
Nellie Terrel
Alfred Thomas
New Market
Nettie Thomas
Martha Spriggs
Waynesboro
Cramer Funeral
Lebanon Cemetery
Funerals for Etchison Wilson Phelps in local churches
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Mary Helen Etchison at C. E. Cline and Son funeral home and All Saints church with Rev. Douglass Hoof presiding. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet cemetery. Also noted were services for Mrs. Nannie L. Wilson at New Jerusalem Lutheran Lovettsville and for Mrs. Louisa Catherine Phelps at Calvary Methods Episcopal church with interment at Mt. Olivet cemetery.
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Mary Helen Etchison
H. Dorsey Etchison
C. E. Cline and Son
All Saints Church
Douglass Hoof
David G. Winebrenner
T. Poole Jones
New Jerusalem Lutheran Church
Lovettsville
Sla. m
Nannie L. Wilson
H.C. Frye
Jonas and
Anne Snoots
Loudoun County
Willam L. Wilson
Mt. Olivet
Louisa Catherine Phelps
Joshua ©. Phelps
Calvary Methods Episcopal Church
G. Ellis Williams
Fiss Thelma Crumsant
Old Rugged Cross
God
Harry Jones
J. Marion Staley
Claude Humm
C. G. Delphey
R. C G. Fogle
George Harper
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison& Son
Rebekahs Outing Held at Belt's Park
The Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 53 outing and picnic occurred at Belt's Park near Furnace Ford bridge along the Monocacy on Wednesday evening. A sumptuous supper was served and enjoyed by many members and their guests, followed by games and amusements. Participants included numerous named ladies and gentlemen from the community.
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Rebekahs
Samaritan
Rebekah Lodge
Belt's Park
Furnace Ford Bridge
Belle McDevitt
Mary Anrishemmne
Pauline R. Koontz
Jennie Kesner
Ray Wikirk
Dorsey Culler
Amy Hoffman
Reine Grove Bowers
Estelle Zimmerman
Emma Grove
Letitia Staley
Helena Wilnide
Annie Derr
Ruth Morgan
Richard Conrad
Harry Umberger
Bruce Starner
Elmer Brown
Edward P. Oden
Edward M. Akers
Charles PF. Seeger
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Mabel Zittermen
Washington
Re Zekah Zimmerman
Ruth Cronise
Celeste R. Thomas
Rhode
Circus in Barker Park introduces prizes for children Friday
Prizes and judges for a Baker Park circus event Friday at 6 30 pm were announced. The gala feature offers awards for best performer second best performer third best performer best dancer second best dancer and best costumed boy or girl. Judges include Alvin G. Quinn and others.
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Baker Park
Frizes
Wheat
Alvin G. Quinn
RelAief he flips 110 bell in court
Edward L. Smith a relief client in Baltimore caused a disturbance by flipping a $100 bill on a desk. The sergeant noted the incident and queried Smith about the money, asking about his wife and finances, while authorities were alerted. A squad car was dispatched for change.
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Baltimore
Edward L. Smith
Pace Cours
Almiss
Smith
Frederick Seeks City Vote On Sewer Plan Costs
A proposal to run dual sewers on Market and East streets aims to reduce paving disruption. The project would cost about 900 000 to 1 000 000, with the Federal government contributing 452 000, leaving citizens to cover roughly 500 000. Officials urge public backing to avoid higher local costs and compulsory construction.
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Howe Connections
Market Street
von Patrick
East ' Street
Jefferson Street
Naohe
al Board of Health
Engle
Mr. Maxwell
Charles F. Seeger
W. Elzier
Shift in Montgomery bounty police personnel
About 20 percent of the forces were moved to new stations under a department policy to rotate men at least every six months. Sergeants Roy Bodmer and Leroy Rodgers, and officers Harry Merson Paul Watkins Marion D Dayheil and Paul Burner were reassigned among Rockville Silver Spring Bethesda and other posts.
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Montgomery
Roy Bodmer
Rockville
Silver Spring
Leroy Reodgers
Harry Merson
Bethesda
Paul Watkins
Marion D. Dayheil
Paul Burner
Personal notices of extended family visits and travels
A stream of brief personal notices lists friends and relatives visiting across towns including Ocean City Philadelphia Pittsburgh Hanover and New Bedford. It mentions Mrs Mary Winebrewer sailing, Mr and Mrs Thever Bua, Mr Bion Priests and others traveling to Buffalo England and New England, with several siblings and cousins visiting in Tanystown Hanon and Walksiaville.
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Ocean City
Chota C. Sparks
James Sparks
Pattsburgh
Azo v. Tg
Fred Straley
Tyas Avenues
Bion Priests
Baltiumore
Arkemes St Meessat
England
Wits
Pstown
Tanevtown
Hanon
Lewis
Age
PMY
Bresher
Edward Philadelphia
Abs. Chas. Davidson
Hanover
L. A. Hear
Theodore Storm
Edward Winters
Tansytown
Thoss
Millen
Thor
Grughter
Suudi
Harry Lines
Gon
Evelyn Kling
New Balton
James Weaver
Walksiaville
Paul Boyer
Elmer Bartlet
Hattie Michael
Dith Renn
Rey
Bobby Regashez
Among the sick in Frederick City area
Several residents are reported ill or recovering after procedures. Misa Ann Fawr of Washington DC has tonsil surgery at Frederick City Hospital and is recovering well. Amanda Bausher of Bethel recently had surgery and is improving. M Kemp Bentz of West Fifth Street shows improvement after six weeks as a patient. Alberti Blumenauer of East Seventh Street had surgery and is in fair condition. Mrs. W F Price of Ca'clin Country Club is up and about after a fall last week, having been confined to bed four days.
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Phillips Castle
Wilson Place
Misa Ann Fawr
Washington, D. C
Frederick City Hospital
Amanda Bausher
Bethel
M. Kemp Bentz
West Fifth Street
Frederick Citys Hospital
Alberti L. Blumenauer
East Seventh Street
W. F. Price
Ca‘cclin Country Club
Price
School Board approves extra funds for county services
In Loudoun County the Board extended the school term and approved a supplemental appropriation of 8001 to bring total appropriations to 95090. An April meeting originally set 25000 for a nine month term, but eight months were adopted. Additional funds to be paid from ABC funds and estimated unappropriated dog funds. An appeal for 909 more for a county nurse was deferred to a later meeting.
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A. B.C
Board of
Pater to Confer on Suits Over Crossing Project
Edward Pater, counsel for Ina Mane Gom Mee, discusses the filing against the crossing project. Commissioners and guards are noted, with mentions of charges and a lay review process.
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Edward Pater
Ina Mane Gommee
M. P. B. Church Festival and Local Notices
Aug 15 festival at M. P. B. church to be held Aug 16 on Mr C Watkins property with Ballenger orchestra. Miss Maria Schroeder of Frederick visited Rev and Mrs G E Wallander. Sunday School picnic postponed to Aug 22 at Mr Bur words. Pauline Smith accepted a position in Frederick. Central Sunday School picnic held at Braddock. Zimmerman reunion attended by Mrs Frank Zimmerman and family. Mt Carmel festival planned for Aug 15.
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M. PB
Braddock
Cyese
Tiiativ
Frank Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Chambersburg
Myr
M. L. Broldemyer
Lomiee
Caithersburg
Mt. Carmel
Local notices blur the end of summer in Yellow Springs area
Friday night events fill Yellow Springs with music by the Yellow Springs Concert Band and a summer sale roundup. Auctions, picnics, church festivals, and market offerings appear alongside theater and supper ads at venues on West Patrick Street and Market House, with sales at Carlson Strube and Remsbergs Jewelers and a public sale for Mrs. Charles B. Darner in Middletown.
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Yellow Springs
Chas. C
Brull
AniRetens
Charles B. Darner
Middletown
Emmert R. Bowlus
Ctlea
Festival and sales items mingle at Friday event
Community notices show a Friday festival with food stalls and a racecourse cake sale. Vendors offer cosmetics and hair services, floor cleaning and home goods, and a gas station and auto dealer advertise fountain services and phone contacts for information.
LUF'S STUFF TAX THE RICH
A fragmented note references LUF and LUFBURROW with mentions of tax ideas and wishful thinking about money. The text shows incomplete phrases and unclear context surrounding a political or economic topic. No clear events or dates are identifiable.
In Memoriam Albert James Johnson
In memoriam Albert James Johnson, remembered by family and friends. Acknowledges his life and impact since passing on August 15, 1932, noting affection and lasting memory from those who knew him.
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Wathking
Sica Warains
Albert James Johnson
Ramombracce
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