Deaths Barry Schitting
Obituary notices the death of Barry Schitting at his home 629 George Street York Pa after illness. He formerly lived in this city and Lancaster and was employed by Marken Bielfekt. Survived by wife Mattie Shook Behid ing two children James Ray and Mary Elizabeth and siblings in Lancaster and York. Burial at Prospect Cemetery in York after funeral Friday at two o clock.
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Barry Schitting
Edeek
Harry Schitling
Lancaster
Petr Schiting
George Street
Iseness
Cleveland Avenue
York
Seniding
Marken & Bielfekt
Mattie Shook Behiding
James Ray
Mary Elizabeth
Funeral Rites Held for C W Biddock and Adelaide E Hammond
Funeral services were held for C W Biddock at the Methodist Episcopal church in Urbana with Rev W Biggs and Rev B Barnes officiating. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. pallbearers included Geo D Smith Otis Henrickson and others. Adelaide E Hammond's funeral occurred in Libertytown with Mass by Rev Father J J Donlar at St Peter's Catholic Church and burial in Peter's Cemetery. nephews served as pallbearers.
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C W Biddock Pines
Langdock
Urbana
Pantor
W Biggs Eillote
B. Barnes
Christian Church
Hustustown
Geo D Smith
Otis Henricxson
William Cade
Albert Strube
Raymond Harvey
Adelaide E Hammond
Libertytown
J J Donlar
Frederick
St Peter's Catholic Church
Peter's Cemetery
Dawson , Hammond
Brtice Hammond
Frank Gilmore Lyman
Lorraine Sappington Baraleet
Local News Roundup From Frederick Area Highlights Illnesses and Cattle Trade
Mrs Lewis Biges on West Fifth Street improves at home after illness. Prentiss Van Gant, 14, recovering from a shooting incident at a carnival. Virgil Eaton remains unchanged in Frederick City Hospital. Clayton Troxell of Potomac Edison Company recovering from appendicitis surgery. Western cattle influx continues with five more carloads arriving, total shipments reach 41 carloads. Dr Charles H Conley to begin radio campaign from WRAL Baltimore. Paul Tremaine and Lonely Acres Band to perform at Braddock Heights dance. Pleasant Walk United Brethren church picnic planned for September 1 with Orphanage Banjo to provide music. Mrs Nellie Albaugh of Route 3 treated for fractured ankle and discharged.
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Lewis Biges
West Fifth Street
Prentiss van Gant
Airy
Piremen
Frederick City Hospital
Virgil Eaton
North Market Street
Clayton Troxell
Potomac Edison Company
Conley
Charles H Conley
Frederick County
WRAL
Baltimore
Social Notes From Taylorsville and Baltimore Guests
Taylorsville social items list Mr and Mrs Gare and Sr Baltimore as cent guests of Mr and Mrs Thomas Gore Jr. Dorothy Barnes visits Miss El Bowen of Eastern Shore for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Wagner greet Glora Mae, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Wagner. Mrs Gosnell and daughter visit with Mr and Mrs Roy Gunn. Mrs Mevifie Dankive and children from Philadelphia visit hosts Mr and Mrs J Gunn. A birthday dinner honors Mrs Era Magin at the home of her marriage Mr and Mrs George W Magin. Mr and Mrs Thurman Wright host relatives including Mr and Mrs Renee Wright and grandson Winneld.
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Taylorsville
Gare
Baltimore
Thomas Gore Jr
Dorothy Barnes
el | Bowen
Eastern Shore
Mary McCailery Westin
Jundin Ues
F J Barnes
Glora Mae Lit
Charles Wagner
Ig Il
Roland Gosnell
Daugh
Roy Gunn
Mevifie Dankive
Aladelphia
J Gunn
Beiven
Mirs Era Magin
Mirvorge W Magin
Mn Thurman Wright
Renee Wright
Re Wright
C M Wars
Winneld
Emmitsburg Social Notes and Visits Abroad
Emmitsburg columns list Valerie Overman and daughter visiting New York City while Prof and Mrs Arvin and George Krom spend ten days at the Chicago fair. Local gatherings include Mrs Clarence G Frailey entertaining, Mrs Walter Peppher hosting bridge, and Mrs F S K Matthews dinner guests. Travel mentions cover trips to Baltimore and Jacksonville Florida, with several local residents noted at the World’s Fair and among extended families.
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Emmitsburg
Irx
Valerie Overman
Catherine
New York City
Arvin
Jones Ray Riley
George Krom
Chicago Fair
Clarence G Frailey
Reuter Wand
J. Brooke - Boyle
Joan H Rosensteel Jr
E AL Annan Jr
Car
Anne Cgodori
Ruth Gllelan
Rosenstel
Mre
Reuter
Walter Peppher
A M Patterson
J Brooke Boyl
John H Resenstes
E L Annan
Ruth Guilelan
Robert Gille Tan
Local Advertisement Fragments Mention Prices and Shops
A fragmentary local notice lists various items and prices and mentions businesses including Native T, Marc Wey, Har 17.90 vat Fu and Mews Or Ladies Hair Sales. It also cites Good leather repairs and Mder's Shoe Repair at Maki St. The text appears as an assortment of shop names, prices, and services with unclear context.
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Maki St
In Memoriam Honor to Glenn H Worthington’s Life
An obituary memorializing Glenn H Worthington highlights his common sense leadership across roles as farmer teacher lawyer judge and public official. It praises his charity fidelity to family and fraternal service with the Knights of Pythias and his work in creating a lasting public park. The tribute recalls his influence on law education and community unity.
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Glenn H Wortsington
Van
Ome
Sali
Glenn H Worthington
Order
Knehts
Pythias
Monscasy Battle Field
Personal notices list guests visiting Frederick area residents
Local society column records visitors at Prospect Hill and nearby homes. Guests include Mr Mason Throckmorton and Mrs Ross Hunt Uns in Frederick area, Miss Hattie Prkens visiting Alexandria, Mr and Mrs Lee Ro Heath and Evelynn Heath in Brooklyn guests, and the Nixdorfs at Chalfonte Hadl. Others head to Ocean Grove NJ, Detroit, and Pocomo ke City for visits and recuperation.
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Mason Throckmorton
Chevy
West Second Street
Lee Ro Heath
Anna May Heath
Evelynn L Heath
Brooklyn
Prospect Hill
Frederick
Marry Nixdorf
Thelma Nixdorf
Rockwell Terrace
Chalfonte Hadl
Paul M Marsh
Feul Jr
Harriet M Marsh
Pittsburgh
Margaret Marsh
Rebecce Moore
Dephne Shriver
Baltimore
Mary Ellen Mahon
Baltmore
William Mahon
Braddock Heights 1
Detroit Midh
John Mahon
Braddock Heights
Elmer S Maxwell
Market. Street
Année Louise
Charles A Matsinger
Anna H Matsinger
Seaside Park
Charles E Wehler
New York City
Margaret Wehler
New York Public Library
Kathyn Wehler
W C Royal
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Predéruk City Hospital
Pocomoke City
Mrs Royal
Dssepo Smith Royal
Royal
Boston
Joseph
Pocomoke Ci
Salvation Army Picnic At Braddock Heights Held
The Salvation Army sponsored picnic at Braddock Heights drew 100 cemers and children under Capt Bernard Morris and Mrs Morris. Transportation from Patrick and Carroll streets, racing games, a merry-go-round, skating, and refreshments were provided with prizes from local merchants. Community support included Potomac Edison, Coca-Cola, and several local firms. Garfield church also announced its annual picnic at Kelbaughs grove with music and a Myersville band.
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Salvation Army
Braddock Heights
Capt
Bernard
Morris Prd
Charles Robey
Wepert
Patrick and
Carroll Streets
West Fifth Street
Helanta
Prines
Potomac Edison Company
S&lss Victor Breh
Coca- Cola Company
Shipleys
Kehne
Excelsior Sanitary Dairy
Harris and Filler
Night Market Buzz and Community Notices Across Town
A jumble of local events appears with markets and dances at various venues including a Brethren Church party and a Wayside Inn supper club. Also listed are notices on garage sales real estate, roof paints, unemployed services, and executors notices from Frederick County authorities.
Fried Chickes and Odd Notices Spark Local Alphabet Soup
A garbled OCR page mixes food phrases with stray names and scattered numbers. It mentions fried chicken, remoulade, a police or fire context, and several unclear proper nouns, hinting at a chaotic local notice page with mixed content.
Peaches For Sale At Hill Crest Orchards Sale Day Aug 2
Farmers advertise fruit and baked goods near East Third Street. Citizens National Bank lists Hill Crest Orchards offering peaches and cakes with proceeds perhaps shared. Advertisements note schedules around August with seasonal produce and bakery items for sale.
Frederick City Ordinance restricts hawking and peddling for sale
The Frederick City Council approved amendments to a 1931 ordinance prohibiting hawking and peddling fruits, vegetables, fish, meat, and goods on streets, highways, or alleys for retail sale without a city license. Penalties include license requirements, vehicle labeling, and fines. effective date noted with transitional provisions for licenses.
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Berton
Mayer End
Frederek
Drederick
Frederick City
Lie Mayer
Aktermen
Briedrick
Frederick
Uae
Phan
Steet Ae
Vratash Slim
Frederick City Harristers
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Henry R Shoemaker
Tha Flo More
Paul Tremaine
Lonely Acres
Wmvition
Loney Acres
Ists
United Brethren Church Stille
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Nellie Albaugh
Ethel Orndorff
Maurice Orndorff
Emmitsburghs
Charles Hobbs
Pikesville
Bernard Yonners
South
Yorkers
John White
Jacksonville
Jamon
Waynesboro
Misa Charltte Sanders
Aru
Mass Elzabeth Bonton Baltinore
Mise Sanders
Sanders
H Gevades
T A Ryman
Knoxville
Rymans
Charles Traile
Ryman
Chas Trail Burkieville
Ashford Trair
Mee Wistan
Harvey Massie
Marvin Massie
Winchester
Richard Row
Charles Ryman
Richard Ryman
Marc Wey Har
Harrison
Memoriam
Devoud
Gut
Aauranes
del Ara
Mornang
Mohumi
Park
Coun
Salvation Army Affair
Garfield
Garfield United
Brethren Church
Kelbaughs Grove
Udalind
Ull
Saul
DeWitt P. Zuse
Centennial United Brethren
Garfeld
C C Lewis
Myersville
Barces Ywouwin's Market Wal Open Sautmars
Oorear i
Soria Tharday
Bom Pisa
Som Barties Palace
Don't
Feria Fides
Evehiie Agzae
Rocks Springs
Muse
Dre Deve Enents Ee
Frederick Junction
Tammy Wasis
Wayside Inn
Stator Sigmi
Guy R Ramaat
Gal Quynn S Hardware Store
Court House
St A & Dept OF
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Vmeadia Sheokstoan
Muale
Best Fountain Service
Peoples Service Drug Stores
Walkerstiile
Benen
Lewistown
Cltigens Aassciation
Seaced
Odo War
Uy Ley
Frederic, Md
Mid
Mawery
Rght
Lloyi C
Culler
Dewey Brown
Amy
Orphank Court
Frederek County
Watyland
Tettera Testamenta
Elizvabeth
Frederek Coney
Alpernons
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X-8
Elbudy Sa
Rae Amencat
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Phiaday Ane
Ypom
Ehe
Linga Nore
Allenton Yue Saer Vee Ro
Citizens National Bank
Wolo Fissler
Frederick, MD
Martross
Brown Bros
Towson
Emirkeburg
Sothee
Cass Reformed Creed
Eas
Fredeck
Maryland
Charles A Sorwckyd
Feédeck
Thorne
Samuel Goyvail
Parsona
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Joey
Ae True Capy
Melvin Foshfpley Reguter
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Frederick Couns
Caredang
Llold
Dover
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Boerd
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Joum H Barer
Jogern MecDivit
Wiliam G. Zimmerman
Rena Crickens
Semuel G. Duvayn, Deseremt Osher
NATO
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EC Remsberg
Singero & Government Ucensed
Mary E McComas
East
J. Taavems Tomas
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Por Vewan
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Thomas H Hatten
Cwarice H. Coxusy
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James H. Gamomith Ja Homes D Banes
Danter Baker
John H Bakea
Evrae A Ramsarre
Arama E. Fisner
Houar Linden
Annie
Berson
Commercal Bank
Beal
North Market St
Pte
Lansdale
Church Street
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Groff
North Market
Bath
Pat Ore
Mighwap
Prederick
CITY
Eaveteau
Weslorm
Luther Rice
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Hee Yard
Tirdey
Becks
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Thomas A Chapling
Counsty
Ffedfr'ck
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Rhaeie
Gilmore
Flautt
Gilmoo
West Pavick
Maree
Reman
Rank Modern
Towers
HUY Rpal
Gilmore RO Platt
Frederace
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Registrar OF Wills
Jeckson
Steckiaseme
Cepa
Roema
Seth
Noah E Cramer
Bon
POR Rewt Town
Matees
Groom Mle N Puee Dweng
Merth
Mareer
Gtep Gyaze Ayaceble
Iene Reet
Mwah & Cramer
BOM Realtors
Court Street
Wasted
Lear Yo T ¢ Bo
Pritene
Lee We al Nase
Iseker
Rome
Fublic Sale
Wikawis
Frederick MD
Roth Fey
Fission
Alzero
Ted Ted Benesels
Verrieres
John B Lee Glenn Trout Auctioneer
Rol Wrily Fterk
Orphans’ Court of
TA Avenue
Looclore
John Prenktin Thomas
Jon Wo Thomas
Edgar Thomas
A F Thomas
Ralph G Thomas
Dat
Jonn W Davis
Dher MP & Co
Notley H Davis
John W Dava Jr
Hove
Adamatoen
Proddericg County
Washingon Street
John W Davis
Torey
Fred
Macy
Venthomers County
Thurston
Deckesrop
Fredenck
Thuraten
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Isceeest
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BF Nery H
Tasas Darin
Sud
Gobo
Anton
John W
Davin Devowsed
Pane
Joceene
Avellounser & Fearre, Jr
Albercey Mhd
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