Deaths include J W Cameron and Kate Parmley in Frederick
Obituaries note the death of Mrs J W Cameron of Bunker Hill Martinsburg and of Mrs Kate Parmley of New York City. Cameron is survived by husband two sons three brothers and two sisters with funeral at Bunker Hill and Green Hill cemetery Stephens City. Parmley, daughter of Robert and Millicent McPherson, formerly of Frederick, to be buried at Olivet after services at All Saints. directors Harry B Carty Company to lead funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ams
J. W. Cameron
Megare
Sepie Catuccu
Medbet
Frederick Courtny
King’s Daughters
Martinsburg
W. Va
Bunker Hi. W
Dana Woolen Company
Frederrick
Cameron
Episcopel
Bout
Cherie
Frank Cameron
Balimorr
Raymond Cameron
Frederick
Charles E. J. W
R. MM. Biaples
Stephens City
J. W. Goodman
David Doges
Washington, D.C
Bunker Hill
Green Hill Cemetery
Kate McP
Partley
Kate McPherson Parmley
New York City
Robert and
Millicent McPherson
Margaret McPherson
New York
Parmley
Funeral Notices for Hildebrand Ward and Baker
The obituary notes funeral services for William H. Hildebrand at his brother Frank Hildebrand's home with Rev. Ralph M. Sharpe officiating. Interment is Mt. Olivet cemetery. Pallbearers listed include Summerfield Bell and others. Also, Singleton A. Ward’s funeral was held from his Middletown home with Rev. H C Erdman officiating and interment in Lutheran cemetery. Mary Elizabeth Baker’s funeral occurred from her daughter’s home near Ladiesburg with church services nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Hildebrand
Frank P. Hildebrand
Ralph M. Sharpe
Trinity M. &. Church
Booth
G. Ellis Williams
Summerfield Bell
Benjamin Lowe
Joseph Howl
Grant Delphey
Markel
A. Nelson
Stanley A. Michs
Singleton A. Ward
Middletown
H.C. Erdman
Albert Beachley
Albert Ahalt
Clifford Ahalt
Alonzo Ahalt
Samuel Hoffer
Hiram Hemsberg
Lutheran Cemetery
Gladhit Company
Mary Elizabeth Baker
Harry Leatherman
Among the Sick and Political Events in Maryland
Master Walter Comer of East Second Street was knocked down by an automobile last Saturday afternoon and discharged from Frederick City Hospital on Monday. Debates and conventions loom as Maryland figures gear for the American Farm Bureau in Chicago December 9 to 11 with delegates from Denton and Worton. Betting across Maryland tracks in the season surpassed 1934 by 1,893,180. Pimlico and other venues posted a total of 27,200,907 dollars, up from 25,207,097 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Comer
East Second Street
Frederick City Hospital
Bowmore
Marya
American Farm Bureau
Chic
Harry H. Nu
Vic. Denton
Mackland Bureau
Harry T. Williams
Worton
Randal Speerlein
Maryland
Baltimore
Pimlico
Harré de Grace
Lauren
Bowie
Truth Seekers Meet at Calvary M E Sunday School
The Truth Seekers Class of Calvary M E Sunday School held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Ruth Rudy’s Madison Street home on November 28. Eleven members and four visitors attended. After business, a social hour featured games and refreshments. The December gathering will be at Mr. Basses’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary
M. E
Ruth Rudy
Madison
Maurice Sherrer
Ea. Aiemper
Breize Loui
Geisbert
Basses
Silence Clouds Election Sky Signal From 1936 Campaign
Washington reports dense silence surrounds presidential prospects for 1936. Roosevelt’s renomination looms, while Hoover Borah Lardner Knox and others offer little guidance. The American Liberty League remains quiet on its own candidacy plans as party lines shuffle and speculation grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Byron Price Chet
Bureau
Assocated Press
Washington
Glence
Bianc Ome
A. Ben Thething
Julie W. Davis
Herbert Hoover
William E. Borah
Hoover
Glass
Biyrd
Virginis
Roosevelt
Senator Tydings
Maryland
Reed Smoot
Charles G. Dawes
Charles D. Hilles
Farmer-Labor Pany
Minnesota
LaFollette Progressive Party
Wisconsin
American Liberty League
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Jeague
Mr. Roosevelt
League
Mr. Borah
Social News From New Market and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Milo Chick and sons from Tuscarora visited the Falconers. Several local families shared visits and Thanksgiving plans with relatives in Frederick Reading and Baltimore. Notable items include bridge club prizes won by Miss Margaret D Hopkins and multiple trips to Frederick and Washington from New Windsor and Westminster communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Milo Chick
Charles
George William
Tuscarora
W. E. Falconer
John M. Withide
John, Jr
Carl H. Kintz
BE. FP. Roop
Bridge Club
Margaret D. Hopkins
A. J. Zimmerman
A. Dewey Zimmerman
Mt. Airy
Bonnie Blchik
Frank A. Hammond
Frederick
EP. Roop
Orff
Carl WH. Kintz
Christine
John Hoff
New Windsor
Leroy Hoff
Edwar Hoff
Wiliam Hoff
Doris
Richard
Westminster
Carl H. K
Virgiia Bartlett
Mitten Davis
Baltimore
Newton Sytes
Patsy
Sytes
Vauthier
Eugenia J. Brady
Brunswick
Olive Sponseller
Rachel Russell
Washington, D.C
Jesse W. Downer
Virginia Barrett
Clearwater
Florida
Wiliam Burgess
Washington, D. C
Mollie Burgess
Annie
Mary Srncei
A. G. Scheel
Everett Cashour
New London
Prederick
Frank Downey
Sandy Springs
Eliza Maynard
A. H. Jackson
Evening gown styled fashion notes from Sau 8 REIL
A fashion sketch overview describes smart styles with bow ties long gowns and high front necklines. It highlights new prints in white on black backgrounds and vivid red accents, shell stitching at armholes and hems, and a tied neck embellishment for dressy impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owe Alth
Spas
Ula
WPA Clears Relief Rolls for 3 Scunnies
The article notes relief rolls cleared for three individuals amid a broader program of wartime social aid. It describes staffing, classes, and music instruction within the Colored Instruction Programs and local education initiatives. The piece highlights teachers and lengthy term plans, with emphasis on community education and aid distribution.
Unclear local social notes mention Kap and Levy families
Fragmentary local notices from Manners Ferry reference Mr and Mrs Abram Kap on a wedding day at Se York, mentioning Miss Kayton and Mr Harry Levy. The text is garbled with names and places, including Meise Heles Kayton and Samuel Lev. Uncertain events listed without clear dates or roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram Kap
Manners Ferry
Kayton
Harry EE. Levy
F Flabel
Samuel Lev
Local notices and event ads in Frederick area playbill
A collage of community notices and sale advertisements from Frederick area papers. Items include a St Marys Chapter event with sale and crafts, bake and craft fairs at St Peters Hall and other venues, a city tax and tag reminder, a regular dance with orchestra on the Baltimore pike, charity bake sales by local churches, and display of cars and showrooms inviting inspection.
Personal notices mark birthdays and events in Baltimore region
The notice page highlights Frederick and Annapolis figures including OLAND METTZLER and Frederick judge Waminund Urner observing birthdays and duties. It mentions Dr J B Slocum and business figure Wreebom attending meetings, a regional Grange contest in Frederick, Carroll and Washington counties, and a local play event at the High School Auditorium with 10 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conoco
Jake Werahberger
Alsys
Oland Mettzler
Waminund Urner
Frederick
Susise Urner
Sittin
Mine Court | of Appeals
Annapolis
RE Bom
Lord Baltimore
Baltimore
J. B. Slocuw
Xtree
Carroll
Washington
Lovellsville community notices and oblique attendances
Fragmentary OCR mentions Lovellsville V O and community events with names like Mr and Mrs and several surnames. References to attendance at a gathering, a hospital visit after a fall, and various misread fragments about people and dates. The text is garbled with likely names such as Potterfield Hagel MOG Eams Pitts bursh and Dr TAP, but no coherent event or outcome can be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OH. T. Potterfield
mMroo
H. F. Eams
Pittsbursh
For Sale Used Cars and Local Events Ad
A jumble of used car listings from 1929 to 1936 including Dodge, Plymouth, Chevrolet, and Studebaker models with prices. Also notes a Sanitary Laundry ad, a Christmas photograph offer, a barber’s ball, and a dance exhibition in Baltimore and Frederick with dates and ticket hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge Coach Co
SFU
Studebaker
Staley Motor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Polltts
Notse
Homer
Borah
Lardan
Kansas
Frank Knox
Chicago
Benator Vandenberg
Michigan
Hamilton Mish
Cine Plausite
Woltashe
Bugianh
Educat
Saksld Pta
Levy—Kaplon
Amas Tes and Sale
E, Alam
Ty HS Vichuredas
ST. Marn's
Hammond Clary
Chiriattas
Kewl
Muderwear
Cheggett
Ramsburg
Bocal
Gibets
AC Iie
Phuzs
Pri
Iadela
Berintmas Sale
France
St. Peter's Hall
Labertytoun
Lois Hill
Bis Oreheatre
Newbermer
Hate
Watkina Products
R. P. Brumbaugh
N. Marker
Baltimore Pike
Brvangelical Reformed
Barkira
City of
Frederick City
Commissioner of Motor Vehicies
Louis €. Eichelberger
City Register
Delphey
Paul Delphey
Fleer
East Shunt Bt
Harbaugh Auto Sales
Miss Sama
Patricia Pa
Lovellsville
Ager
Gael
Tiegen
Onioks
ALB
Potts & Griffin
Fellows
Rogers Studio
Patrick St
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Shareh
King’s Daughters Bible Clans
Price Sec
Lem Keller
Door Prine
Trail Avenue
Wertheimer
Fisher Coal CO
Harry
Nickel
East Sixth Street
Pormerly
Amberg
Jordan Philco
Quynns Hardware Store
Peters
Buckeyatown Pike
Citizens National Bank
Alecia
Court St. Frederick
Key Hotel
Frederick, MD
Fahrhans Jefferson Road
Mountain Side Inn
the Castle
Man
Aces
New Market Grange Hall
The
Nightingales
Doers LD
Baer
Independenta
August T. Brust
Markizeu
Yasminae
Louis Horman
Col. Wainer
Rosedall
Albert Bailly
MonRouth
Cinuonau
Flormes D. Baker
Jonn H. Baker
Josrin McDivit
Noah E. Cramer , Son
J. Travers Tromar
Assustant Cashier
Ivan Castle
Court St
Toe
Evelyn R. White
Ireland
Scotland
Russia
Neal Estate Fu Sale
Atak
Baillieure
Dosera D. Baker
Cmarrs
H. Conzey, M. D
Jonn S. Newman
James A. Gamenitz, Jr
Noah B Cramer & Son
Realtors
C.f
Hill Crest
Dehwater
Gourior
Homes D
Baker
Danie Bakes, OR
Dows H. Baker
Archibald FE. Fisher
P. Luther Rice
Actos
Mrederick
Fiopg
Nore
Easault Rite. P
Neticve
Frederick Junk Company Frayk 4Iaetler
Chapel Alley
Beraceo
Romdence
Groker Bae Ae
East Third OF
Tovts & Griffin
Burchs
Noitiy Markel Street
Peemanea
Esa
Patrick Stret
Sale
Canary
Wilson Place
Dietrich& Gambill, Inc
Carrai St. Prederich
Charlies H. Long
Wille
Frederick County
Orphans Court
Creagerstown
Dimtown
Charles MH. Long
Edward J. Smith
Tibet
Amy Long
William M. Bloom
Harry Trout
Howard A
Quinn Frederick
Gilmore R. Flant
Market Street
West Bouin Bt
Uae
Uth Mar
Fiveram
Meth of
Sixteenth Street
DE. C
Adams
Weetern
Aertag
Reasonabie
Wat Norn Market
Commercial Bank of
Metpisad
Morus
Rothwell Terrace
Biucco
John Bo Hickman
Ff Am
Filson Avenue
Rocti
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