Open Air Service Draws Large Crowd for Memorial Deaths
A large crowd gathered at an open air service led by Rev. W Pkt Degs and Rev. Charsee at Bethel Tass Tass Foloaing. Dr. Charsee spoke on tides of life and endurance, urging spiritual renewal through love faith prayer and fellowship. The service closed with a hymn and benediction by Rev. Barnhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charsee
Menor
Cher
Cenennal Chatwe
Reno S. Harp
Fuse
Mr. Barnhart
Obituary notices from Union Bridge area
Several local obituaries report deaths in the Union Bridge and Walkersville communities. Emily J Yar, of U vile, Md, died at 80 after a long illness. infant Elizabeth Kachman, daughter of Lloyd and, died at See Rock Sundey morning at 7. Funeral plans listed. Ernest Martin, Walkersville, died Friday night at his home, two. Burial Mt. Olivet. John commundee, known as Tobe Waits, aged 69, died at Joseph Baker’s home Union Bridge after brief illness. services held Saturday at 2 at Mount View cemetery. Funeral director G Putman noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily J. Yaate i J. Yar
Chares Minos Yaste
Govans
Uvile
Albaugh
Elizabeth Kachman
Lloyd Kautman
Rock Sundey
Cays
J. W. Pishes
Walkersville
Helis Cemescy
Lewlketows
G. i Putman
Ernest Martin
Po'clock
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
G Putman
John Commundee
Union Bridge
Tobe Waits
Joseph Baker
Harford County
Watts
James Watts
Hee
Mount View Cemetery
Resuming Church Services and Autumn Plans in City
Calvary Methods Episcopal church reports 603 in all Sunday school attendance with Supt. C. E. Cline presiding. an alto and tenor duet by Millard Cunnand and slaughter. Leaders Bible Class includes 106 men. offering for missions amounts to 102 dollars. Rev. Dr. Williams preached on The Presence of Familyton. Autumn activities and the anniversary of the new church building are planned for September 13 with special services. Next Sunday Holy Communion and a union Leaders Class meeting on Hood College campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary
Episcopal
Calvary Church
Hood College
Derick Oc. Reynolds
Market Prices Wheat and Live Stock Update
Market prices listed for wheat along with live stock and produce values. Local producers and merchants observed shifting figures reflecting market demand while the report notes county figures and preliminary trade activity for the period.
Community notices from Taneytown and surrounding areas
The Taneytown page reports on the Women's Missionary Society event at Piner Creek church and a series of local social updates. Names include Edna Lemmon, Truth Mays, Grace Roberts, Louisa Hammond, and families Lemmon, Keever, Harman, and others with travel, teaching, and visiting notes across Sharpsburg Littlestown Hershey Park and Baltimore areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Women’s Missionary Society
America
Piner Creek Presbyterian Church
Bopcam
Edna Lemmon
Truth “Mays
Westminster
Sharpsburg
Lemmon
G. W. Lemmon
Mt. Wolf
Louisa Hammond
Town
Charles Little
Carvin Keever
Littlestown
Keever
Hershey Park
Harrisburg
Earl Young
Cham Westminner
Min
Elwood Harman
Frizeliburg
Grace Roberts
St. Louis
B. BE
David E. Lemmon
Pittsburgh
Grover Lemmon
Baltimore
Thomas Lemmon
Westminnser
W. Lemmon
John Batter
Datymen's Association
Catlins Park
Kathryn E. Zollickotter
Philiadelphia
G. H. Birnie
Jennie Gali
J. Rass Gali
New Windsor
Local Social Notes From New Germantown Area
The item reports visits and guests in New Germantown and nearby towns. Miss Ann Huyes of Washington vacationing with her parents Mrs and Mrs C Weesa M and Mrs George Henderson of Rockville and Mrs Eia Brown of Baltimore visited August 18 with Mr and Mrs Joma. Guests included Misses Cerrite and Ruth Boland and Mr and Mrs Robert Hickerson and Miss Monroe from nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Germantown
Ann Huyes
Washington
C. Wees
George Henderson
Rockville
Eia Brown
Baltimore
Joma
Cerrite
Ruth Boland
Robert Hickerson
Monroe
Romney Couple Wed In Romi..ns? Reception Held
The ceremony united Rev. Millard L. Kroh and Miss Susen Erster at the bride’s home in York New Salem Pa with Rev. Frederick Eyster officiating. The couple planned a motor trip before settling at the uniontown parsonage where the pastor will serve. A license for Stanley Williams and Ethel Wright was issued in Westminster.
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Romney
Acini
Jack Haines
Sing Bester
Cererater
Bergdot Om Ommerthern Tige
RB Hat Sellogl
Ar.Daugh
School For Deaf
Marcon
Gary Taugh
Weet Vir- Finta State School For the Deaf
Maryland School For the Deaf
Predrerick
Witter
Bergdoll
E. A. Bergdoll
Romry High School
Ralph~Maconi College
Ashiend
Emosy University
Atlanta
Phi Bea Kappa Fra
Aroh—Erster
Millard L. Kroh
Semonth
Susen
Daniel Erster
York
New Salem
Frederick Eyster
Charles Eyster
Jeff
New York
Penneytania
Uniontown
Pass Cr
Westminster
Stanley Willams
Ethel Wright
New
Deg
Windsor
St Pauls Lutheran church outing and social notes
Aug 31 report from Harney notes St Pauls Lutheran church members and Rev John Sanderson held an outing at Hoffmans. It lists local families visiting Gettysburg and gatherings at homes, plus a large weenie toast at Shtivers Grove with many attendees and a safety remark about the Sears store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harney
Groft
Dole
York
Clifford Hahn
Mary
Dora Margaret Witherow
Jennfe Witherom
Lovie
Barnet
Gettysburg
Shtivers’ Grove
Cameron Hoffman
Nevin Fair
Denton Fair
Mery Waybright
Mar Beates Nau
Ada Zimmerman
Grace Dusburow
Mildred Shriver
Grace Zim- Inemman
Viola Hoffman
Kathryn Durrow
Rebecca Beaver
Margaret. Yeagy
Kathryn Daugherty
Margaret’ Simmons
Mary Troutes
Stanley Harner
Ots
Clarence James Reaver
Rover
Daugneris
Mering
Des Gite
Robert Guise
Walter Kaubles
Jack Stambaugh
and Mirs
John Sanderson
George “Ox
Naomi
Big Sons
Personal Notices From Ailments And Distress In Town
A garbled personal column lists several names and places including Fre ents, C. South Prospect Street, Savage, Harpers Comet, G. Zimmer, Mr. and Mrs. Sam, Ebner, Watkins, Glex, Nuaysra Falls, and Toronto with scattered references to illness and travel. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Anc Maser Ebner Sra Hase Ve Om Watkins Glex
Nuaysra Falls
Toronto
Garu
Canada
Urban Labor Gaps in 20th Century Cities
Census figures show about 66 percent of men and 24 percent of women aged 20 and over employed in major cities. San Francisco leads with 29 percent women employed, New York 25 percent, while Maine reports 21 percent. The data suggest a gradual rise in women workers across larger centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
California
San Fran
Los Angeles
San Diego
Buffalo
Yonkers
San Francisco
New York
Maine
Local Mentions Spur Tea Trade Rumors
Obscure notes reference art instruction and ski in marketing sited with Fer Sale. Community chatter hints at upcoming events and local business shifts affecting dairy suppliers and regional markets.
Peach Sale and Local Ads Highlight Busy Market Page
A miscellany of local notices and sales items features peach prices and fruit stands, shoe repairs, and bar events. The page lists Peach State products, a Mary Jane’s Bar gathering, and various ads for bulbs, creams, and household goods amid promotions from McCain Orchard Company and others.
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United Brethren Church In
Baker Park
MR. Zuse
Machad TaDssi
Ganber
Mrs
Mose G
John Franklin Brucns
General Farm Bank
Jack Smith
Mt. Road
W. O. Moss
W. J. Wolbert
Wehler
Pows
Griffin
Chars
Wes College Terrace
Colege Park
Sears
Be Crater
Hearst
Mr Alor
Ents. C. South Prospect Street
Savage
Harpers
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Agriculture, Labor, Justice
Georgia
Interior Department
Yosemite Na Sumner
Ives Office of Education
Childrea
Hun
Cha
Demosthenes
Arissassious
Alcibiades
Cato
Virgh
Manzoni
Erasmus Matherbe Turenne
Bore Prestley
Lamb
Erasmus Darein
Mossrs
Mendelss
Sidgguns Amd
Rte
Skiin Mie
Tary Dairy
Bova FO
Lew Prives
Aig
Att Green Slater Heer. We
Sohn & Ten Sey
Wea
MT View
Paw Neer Batis Dente
Beth Serta
Sam Smiller
McCain Orchard Company
Mary Jane's
Mn Park
Lickytown
Miss Brocka
Motier Avenue
J. WM. Ebert
S. College Parkrar
A. H. Jackson
Fifth ST
Pierce Millers Barber Shop
Weil
N. Maz
St. Frece Mg
Alban M. Wood
Sunnymead
Elorts
Peoples Service
Salem Guernsey
Jensty Ve
A. Doll
Meadowbrooe Farm
Darrell
BsBtedice
Mame
Ting
Esst
Fourth Street
Oware
Fee Chas
A. Orel, Jr
Hallerto
Propesa Corporation
Troy Qist
Chicago
Hamilton
Edis
Sition
Myrchandise Mart
Albert C
West 13Th Street
Orphans’ Court of
Frecerick
Maryland
Ary E. Haberborn
Ay Ali Addie
Haberkorn
Fey
WM. T. Anderson
Ase
Citizens National Bank
Itizens’ National Bank
Dromgrn U. Baka, Chai¢mun Vt Board
Hoikes
Bakee, Prasulere
Joar Ho
Joanix McOrvir
William, Zimmerman, Cankier
SamMver G. Devarr
Rauistant Casheer
J. Thaveas Thosas
Jostin UD. Baxkr
Thomas A. Hallen
Charles H. Coxtey, M.D, Jony S Nrvesegs
James Ho Gamprice, JR
Holmes D. Baker
Dasiel Baker, JR
Jons H. Barn
Evias Bo Ramsburor
Archibald E. Fister
P. Luther Rice
Sunset View Farm
Frederick County
Susset
Grayson B. Merctr
Grayson H Ufacer
Gale
Nore
Grayson B. Mercer
Insuranse
Frederick
the People's Finance Co
Pnone
the Peoples Pinance
Potts & Griffin
Detecaeer
Noah E Cramf
SON
Sale
Aly Y Son
Court ST. Frederick
Irene Blade
Atdale
Leon St. Escabrook
Sunny Mill
Prederick
Maha Cailish
Ceeo Goldfish Aquarium
Newa-Post
South Market
Trail Nue
6Th Birten
Starshal
Staub
Patrick Si
Oncy
Bath
Dhet Street
Traceet St
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