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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1933

Page

5

Deaths and funerals in Uniontown area

Obituary notices list Noah F Selby and Mary Elen Selby of Tanertown with stroke death, ages 73 5 months 11 days, followed by six sons and five daughters among survivors. Also noted are Joseph C Houff and John Joseph Proctor deaths, with details on birthplaces, marriages, occupations, churches, and funerals set for upcoming days.

Noah F. Selby Mary Elen Selby Noah Selby Tanertown Tan‘town Wiliam H. Selby Union ‘Dee Murray G. Selby Taneymn Raymond E. Setor Union Idee Korman Selby Calvin R.senuel New Oxford Ae Nelle Selby Hanover Jorge Angell Altty Andé George W. Stenaker Ungown Willem Steaaker Tymesbero Woum Lovell New Wuttter Ze Becaer Seveen Uniontown Uth of God Dontown

Funeral of James V Brooks in Baltimore

Funeral held from Wickford address with Mass at Corpus Christi Church conducted by Fr. A Farrell. Pallbearers were uncles Lucien Brooks, Bernard Boyle. burial in new Catholic cemetery. He was the only child of Mr. and Mrs. James V. Brooks, visiting grandparents in Thurmont, died Aug 18 from infection in left leg after operation.

James Vincent Brooks Baltimore Wickford Corpus Christi Church Php A. Farrell Peters Catholic Church Libertyre Lord A Lucien Brooks Orner Bernard Boyle Emmitsrg New Atholic Cemetery James V. Brooks Harry Bovie Maryird General Hospital

Market Prices Grain and Produce Report Fragment

Fragmentary market note shows grain and produce prices with values such as 600 and 4.00 for unspecified lots. Mentions stock and produce company names in incomplete OCR, indicating a brief price listing from a market section.

Visit to CCC Camp Reveals Its Vast Scope

A detailed tour of the CCC camp shows extensive facilities and work. Camp life features three cooks on 11 hour shifts, cooperative exchanges funding extras, and a disciplined forestation program with six dump trucks and multiple road-building crews. Engineers plan seven miles of truck walls to create a watershed road system for forest fire control and public access, including a 40 foot dam wall and new bridge upgrades.

Hood Colege A.B. Punter Moses Co-operative Exchange Wojy Pahi 45 G. C. Brice Catoctin Furnace Mader Reveille Forestation Acand Army Régester Burnham Frederick Berester Fishing Creek Horak Hazers Baltimore

Plans to obtain NAA Eagle petitions surface

The article lists numerous local signers led by executive director Bam mond and includes a long roster of individuals and businesses across Frederick streets and avenues. Names span Laundry, canning, groceries, auto repair, and service stations, detailing community support for the NAA Eagle issue.

Bammond NAA Nest L. Myers Delaternur Jona W. Grimes John W. Grribness East Patrick Atreey Keyser Sanitary East Patrick Street A. ©. Thomas Crratal Laundry Chanealey John H. Krante Gem Laundry Pawl North Market Street Shank Exzler Market Street W. A. Floyd Prederick Thomas J. Kemp West Patrick Street Thomas D. Oden Oden J. O. Y. Price Price Bros. Inc Church I. C. Delauter Delauter Harmony Grove R. H. Warrenfeltz Frederick R. F George M. Ball Edward Schade Anderson and Doris Windsor Patrick Stress Allen EB. Jones Barbara Fritch'e Hotel North Market Charles W. Weddle Weddle’s West Seventh Street George D. Bitzer Bilger Radio Service Jefferson Street George Ambush Georges Madison Scret Carl H Kinte West End Wew Market Market Place Vincent Maggio Sanitary Grocery Co WH. Hoffman Hoffman's Charles F. Hartman East Third Street George F. Strasberger George's South Market Street Charles F. Blair Bas. Patrick Street E. R. Pemsel Peoples Service Drug Stores, Inc Louis H. Darner Darner's David B. Edmonston Edmonston East Second Street R. Cronenburg East Fourth Street W. G. Crowther Shell Eastern Petroleum Products, Inc Patrick and Water Streets

Sickly Residents Report Varied Recoveries At Frederick

Among the ill, Mrs Wilam R. DeLashmutt of College Park shows slight improvement while Mr. Ellis Wachter of Elm Street improves after appendectomy at Frederick City Hospital. Mrs. D. John Marxey remains seriously ill. Mrs. Harry E. Cramer, after two operations at St Amnes Hospital, is slightly better. Sunday School Picnic held at Mt Pleasant M E church featured games, a 5 o clock supper, and a long list of attendees from the Crum and surrounding families. The Snook Clan annual reunion is planned for Braddock Heights on April 27 with invitations extended to members from Pennsylvania and Maryland.

John Joseph Proctor West Atlants Street Keefer Ashington D. C William Montgomy County Mehri Doyleimmond Maggie Carroll Clarksburg Otis Pennsylvania Claude Ope Mt. Pleasant M. E I. W. Lloyd Edward Crum T. W. Lloyd Raymond L. Kelly Walter Crum Mary Wien Hoffman Annabelle Bowers Louis¢ Kelly Ethel Hi Thelma Crum Evelyn Cram Eizabeth Crum Ruth Dud- Bowers Margaret Crum Pauline Biedinger Grove Hilda Me Ida Kiresi Lucile Green Butriec Naner Tear Lloyd Detores Ramaburg Frances Reyer Dorange Benites Gtazron Harold Hoff Reunon Snook Clan Braddock Heights Aves Snoek Fix Maryland Margaret E. Crum Frederick County Orphans’ Court Puble Sale Prederitt Fragerick County Salunday Margaret, Crum Lest Wondsboro Daysville Waltersville Walkeraville Sng Eddie Roat Ruurehysee Mpi John Hanson Stovfer Eles Cram Joan Dell John OD

Renner Family Reunion Draws 200 Attendees at New Midway Park

The fourth annual Renner reunion was held at Renners Park New Midway with 200 descendants and guests. Prizes announced for oldest attendee tallest family largest family and youngest baby Violet Eckenrode. Officers reelected include Jesse Renner president and Roy Renner second vice president as New Midway string band played and community members gathered from multiple Maryland towns.

Renners Park A. New Midway Sant Christian Solderpiuce C. A. Stover Richard Eckenrode Acdress Jesse J. Renner J.D. Rockwill Margaret Rockwell Kenneth Bic Roy Renner Richard Renner XL Messier New Midway String Band Queene Sta L Young Hagerstown Mra George Crawford Pittsburgh Harvey Cutsall Aire Walter Bohn Renner Wea Violet Eckenrode Isaac Renner Jesse Renner Willan J. Renner Grace Boone Betty Foole Joh Fogle Ieaster William Renner Tate Renner John Renner Rocky Ridge Theodore Renner Théodore Renner Mark Ben Elmer Edward Renner Frederick Samuel Renner Carvin Ray Rener Ernnest Renner Anna Richard Jane Paul Renner Charles Wittle Littlestown Ida Kolb Norman Fogle Ladiesburg Bruce Kolb Washington, D. C Ire Bohn George Bohn Bohn Roy Bohn James Wilam Howard Bohn Lida Main York Milton Smith Norman Smith Russell Smith Union Bridge Edward Fuhrman Harold Main William Boone William McClain John Fogle Roger Fogle Martha Fogle Fannie Eiler Ruth May Roland Tommy Eiler Clay Green Jackson la- Mar Green Myr Frank Beall Pauline Beall Willam Anders Gera Eckenrode Jesse Clayton Snook Earl Snook Ramona Snook New Midway Bayard Grabill Strafford Norman Grabill Liberty Russell Meier Geraldine Edward Susan Miller Charlee Millar Edward Haines Catherine Ray Thomas Charles Haines Ray Willer Rete Betty Jean Wilar Tinian Bridge Wilam Beall Genavieve Lourie Detmar Monroe Betty Jane Beal Harvey Cutsail Clarence Ralph Amhur Charles Pauline Cutsail Woodshoro Virginia Wire Braddock Richard Kline Shirley Kline Brunswick Harry Boet Yer Loy Ellen Frances Boetler Baltimore John Kurtz Clarence Young Mary C. Young H. W. Kroizer H. F. Eichelberger Frances Eichelberger Susan Hyder Rector Bigs Marr Wr Jene Deloise Biggs Ross Boller Carl Boller Pauline Junior Boller Chas. Hahn Detores Bahn Woodsboro Bertha Valentine Rocky Hidge W. Margol Catherine Margo Lebanon Marstha Stoner Fatime Bohn Allie Stoner Murray Bohn Johnsville Edgar Koontz Marion Koontz Emmitsburg Alverta Hamberger Maurice Jackson John Jackson Martella Alice Jackson Betty Ker Jimown A. Stover Leon Stover M. Shank John Sager Charles Hols Charles Macken Grare Wihide Louise Marie Wihide Wood Peagle Louaia Mudred Roy Feagie Iva Snider Groove Shoemaker Wartesboro Victory McClain Eduard Clabarga John Humurer Amos Harshman Leroy Harshman Rouzville Gora Gugsinn Samuel Stump Helenanrence Stump Detbreak Charles Borers Raend Fianna Af Tanachey John Ciabauch Pieres Stir Harry Sitine Violet Humer Annalmi Rener Ani Clara Schildt Reba Raymond Staley Ct Linton and Mire Rursell Creager

Fragmentary social list from York Pennsylvania area

An OCR fragment lists numerous households and names across York Pa and nearby towns including Wastedshyt, Walkersville, Philadelphia, Union Bridge and others. It mentions Mr and Mrs, single names, and multiple couples in a scattered genealogical or social roster.

Charles Mary Gespy Ebler Wastedshyt Carl Waugh Jey Kathryn Reberven Strine Oren Strine Walkers.ville Melon Myerz Union Bridge Oan Georer Vanfosen Roy Eaten York John Hore Retty Jan Hepes Harry Young Harald Donald Leonis Young Charles Hart R. E. Campbell

Frederick Tailoring Co Holds Outing and Dance

Frederick Tailoring Co Inc held a Thursday outing at Braddock Heights for a few hundred guests. The event featured swimming, skating, and games with a bathing beauty contest won by Dorothy Phillips who received a silver loving cup. prizes went to Tedly Brown and Eva Morgan. A dance followed with Music by Hagan's Southerners and a Wiener Roast to close. Other attendees included Frank Stauffer and Walkersville residents with a long list of names noted for the roast and social gathering.

Frederick Tailoring Co. Inc Braddock Heights Dorothy Phillips Phillips Prines Tedly Brown Eva Morgan Gerson Rosenour Hammond Clary David C. Winebrenner ROTC

Local Mentions and Notices from Saturday Advertisement

A fragmentary local page lists items for sale and events including red watermelons 38¢, cantaloupes, and livestock with dates, locations, and contact numbers. It mentions auctions for Guernsey cattle, a maple view sale, and high bred goats, plus homemade ice cream at fairgrounds and school notices seeking reservations and routes. The scattered items reflect a rural community marketplace and upcoming activities at Marne and Maple View areas.

Sanitary Fish Market and vacant rental ads on street

A garbled notice advertises a sanitary fish market on South Market Street and a modern home for rent at 312 East Third Street. It also lists Sept 1 as a pass date and provides an address for G Edward Myers at 30 East Third Street along with a phone number 1543 for orders.

Augtal East Third St G. Edward Myers Third St

Also Mentioned on This Page

Joseph C. Honk Joseph C. Houff Sixth Street Joseph C Theresa Ourl Prague stria-Hungar Fage Thericx. Iron and Steel Company Ant Afiss Della Bridget Judge Bellevue St. John's Atholic Church Holy Name Siety Michael J Hou Mire Wheum Baer Webster Wk Funerats Ches Stine Thurmont Chester Stine Charles Warner Seph Stine Emily Stitely Issie Thompson Arthur Ane Edgar Ripe Ruby Helen Ethel Jompson Kathryn Mabel Fogle Maty Jane Warner Phyllis Stine Measte Truman Roy Norman Me Stine Ira Sterling Charles Arner Russell Sillery Charles Pom Watace Thamean Lan Darhoff Ad Chester, Jr Richard Silne Bal.arley Urnibe Derice Co. Product, Inc Calvelol Sineamis Aendraanemnine C. C. C. Camp Murinum Wilam R. DeLashmutt College Fark Ellis Wachter Elm Street Frederick City Hospital Harver E. Hann Dill Avenue D. John Marxey Upper College Terrace Harry E. Cramer St. Amnés Hospital WANY Berniese Tercy Downes National Guardsmen Sheriff's North Sutton N. H James Mt. Downes Philadelphia Ethel Dickett Mary Wingtr Comegna Harry Senhari Gray Stump B Buest Braddock Heigh Musis Sy Hagan Frank Stauffer Walkersville Ately Trout Evelyn Etzler Madelyn Smith Charlotte King Pauline & A Louise Winebrewer Ethel Wain Alice Mae Kling Lawise Kelly Ruth Waine Helen Hahn Ang Lillian Trout Harmon Albay Thomas Cramer Marne Guernsey Fale Maple View Herbert Fair Grounds Arie Frederica Poiny Pease Pho Tates Ine Appa Fred Juncit Lam Waiter Shank Charles W. Emtlul Constable Guineas Testinat the Dent Hee Co Cagney of Coivae Parkway Pen Binge Park St. Timothy's Chane Prankiot Street Jroven Jack Schaller Club Royal Orchestra Wiliaess Grove Walter © Stockman Patrick Bt Phlle Toe Crean Soush Market Street Peoples Service Citizens’ National Bank Hill Crest Orchards McCain Orchards Thong Stn Frederick, MD O& Rols William Roy Penny Binge John's School New Midway Firetri Wil Miele New Windsor Boys Hours D. Baker Joan H. Baker Joseem McDigit William G. Zimmerman Same. G. Duvall J. Travers Thostas Georgia J. Hooker Lewis Hillcrest Orchard Jostré D. Baker Tuomas H. Hauer Charles H. Connex M. D Joan 3. Newman James H. Gameniut Houmers D. Baken Danby. Baker Joux H. Baker Firsas B. RaMenura Frederick June Company Gastley Prop Chapel Avex Gap Cavarn Archibald E. Fisher the News-Post Martland Ito Hash Patrick Street Potts Griffin Tedey Noah BE. Cramer Glade Valley Ber Cated Cramer & Bok Iis Court Street Bagerstown Man's Parade Addie Imll Cave News-Poat Daniel J. Themrers Jana View Seery Co Purcellville Lag Gale Law Books Ronerrona Amo Orphan's Court Jease F. Measey Pythian Castle Court Street Frederick Dry County Tm Smith Benjamin Hochhelter Ainkley Taylor's Miller's Equity Barrell's Chancery Cooley's Blackatone Codenick of the Assembly Shepards Joney Law of AR. Debauter Jota L. Dutrow Por George E. Glessner Fatrvice UBED Meeanermer Crileen Avenir Ald Tare Cate and Dayleht Agaly Hugh College Terrace Fifth St Mermain Se. R. Dessis, Jr West Secone Eveben Patrick New Market Ted Rotmante Olonge W. SemeTe Glenn Trout G. Berard Stull O.tnn Lelie H Cobia Acorago
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