Deaths Harry Kline of Dayton formerly Frederick
Word has reached here of the death of Harry Kline of Dayton Ohio and formerly of Frederick which occurred in Dayton Wednesday night at 10 45 o clock. He was about 67 years old and born in Frederick. For over 40 years he lived in Dayton and was an engineer supervising many county schools. He is survived by his widow a son and two daughters all of whom live in Dayton and by several cousins in this city and elsewhere. The funeral is expected Saturday and Mr and Mrs Charles Vne and Mrs Thomas Kane of this city left Thursday for Dayton to attend.
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Harry Kline
Dayton
Frederick
Mgr. Kline
Land
Charles Vne
Thomas Kane
Santa Letters and Recital Highlight Holiday Items
A jumble of Santa gift requests from children in Frederick and nearby towns lists toys bicycles dolls trains and candy along with stockings and trees. The page also notes a Spanish music recital by Senorita Lily E Andujar at Hood College and a farmer mourning seven hogs from Mt Airy with uncertain cause of death.
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Senorita
Lily E. Andujar
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Senorita Dolores Andujar
Peabody Conservatory
Baltimore
Madame Vengerova
New York City
Senorita Andujar
Serenita Andujar
I. Albeniz
Granada
Serenta
C. Debussy
M. de ‘Falla
Shirley Bohn
Woodville
Mt. Airy
State Veterinary Department
Irregular Heartbeat and Pulse Significance
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses how heart rate varies normally from birth through adolescence, factors raising rate such as exercise fever and thyroid overactivity, and the risks of irregular rhythms. He cautions sensitive individuals and warns against overinterpreting palpitations. Regular rhythm changes warrant medical study.
Coblentz and Dean wed at Zion Middletown
Miss Dorothy Virginia Dean of Middletown marries Manville E. Coblentz son of Braddock Heights at Zion Evangelical Lutheran church Thanksgiving morning at 6. Rev Ralph Tabor officiates with no attendants. Both graduates of Middletown High School. bride class of 1952 and groom class of 1927. Coblentz is University of Maryland alumnus and works as agricultural instructor at Vienna High School.
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Coblents
Middletown High School
Cobleniz
University of Maryland
Vienna
Grim Journey story of Donner party tragedy
A 1846 Donner party tale retold in Grim Journey by Hoffman Birney. Diary style chronicle shows misdirection, desert crossing, Sierra Nevada winter, famine, cannibalism, and survival drop from 80 to about 40 as help arrives. Published by Minton Balch and Co.CLASS MEETING Kings Daughters class elects 1935 officers at Calvary M E church school meeting with 33 present. Officers named include President Maude Myers and others. installations set for January 8. Hosted by Mrs Roy Burke and Mrs Maude Myers.
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Donner
Nebraska
California
United States
Plains
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Hoffman Birney
Minton, Balch and Co
King's Daughters Bible
Calvary M. E. Church School
Florence Stine
Mark Smith
Isaiah
Holden
Felton
Maude Myers
Mamie Smith
George Benn
Roy Burke
Luther Rice
Hanneh Harding
Elizabeth Sanders
Guy Swomley
Today In History and Birthdays Across Time
A compact reference listing historical figures born or dying on this date and key anniversaries. Includes Mery of Scotland Allan Cunningham Abigail Hopper Gibbons Hugh McCulloch Willam J. Linton Michael Cudahy Roger Welles and others with milestones such as Delaware ratifying the Constitution and the U S entering World War I. Also notes today’s birthdays and a brief horoscope predicting strong mental energy and ambition.
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Queen of Scots
Allan Cunningham
Abigail Hopper Gibbons
New York
Philadelphia
Hugh McCulloch
Indiana
Treasury
Lincoln, Johnson and Arthur
Kennebunk
Maine
Washington
D. C
Willam J. Linton
New Haven
Conn
England
Michael Cudahy
Chicago
Ireland
Roger Welles
Newington
Delaware
John Boyd Dunlop
Scotland
United States
Austria
Susie Bones Learns Stenography and Spelling
A humorous verse traces Susie Bones pursuing stenography at night school and mastering shorthand, only to fail at spelling when employers request letters. It warns that without proper spelling, success in typing or stenography remains unlikely.
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Susie Bones
Susie
Local residents listed as patients at Frederick City Hospital
Among The Sick Mr Charles Wertheimer of West Third Street was taken to Frederick City Hospital Thursday evening for observation. Mrs Ida V Schildt of Thurmont injured in an automobile accident weeks ago is improving there. Miss Margaret Schildt has recovered and returned to her studies, while Miss Cathryn Schildt is improving at her home.
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Charles Wertheimer
West Third Street
Frederick City Hospital
Ida V. Schildt
Thurmont
Margaret Schildt
Cathryn Schildt
Thanksgiving Service Draws Large Crowd in Union Bridge
Union Bridge reports a large attendance at the union Thanksgiving service held Thursday at the Methodist Protestant Church despite bad weather. Rev. George M. Stockdale led the service with Rev. P. H. Williams giving the invocation and Rev. Joseph Bowman delivering the sermon. EB Culp read the proclamation. Also noted are updates on local residents and travelers, and mention of Brethren church members attending a Teachers' Training class in New Windsor. Grain prices listed include Wheat and Corn at 2 p. m.
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Union Bridge
Union
Methodist Protestant Church
George M. Stockdale
P. H. Williams
Joseph Bowman
EB. W. Culp
Dewitt Haines
Baltimore
James Snyder
Ramey
Charles Town
W. Va
Bucher John
Gieman
Westminster
New York State
Brethren Church
New Indsor
George C. Eichelberger
Lewis Kump
Greencastle
Notable quotes on youth and public standards**
A collage of remarks features Brung Waller on money for high art, Mrs Mary Gillis mourning Baby Face Nelson, Dean Albert XK Heckel praising youth vitality, Dr Johns Roberts on film taste standards, and James A Moffett predicting banks will adopt installment lending as a regular function.
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Mary Gillis
Baby Face Nelson
Albert XK. Heckel
University of Missouri
James A. Moffett
Federal
Indulgent English Lesson and Local Exhibits Summary
A daily lesson defines indulgent as yielding to others wishes. A butchered hog event at Stanley Whipp’s home in Galthersburg slaughtered seven pigs weighing 383, 325, 295, 290, 270, 268 and 250 pounds with a noon dinner. An exhibit of Berea mountain hand weaving will run December 10–20 at Hood College Alumnae Hall, with 10 percent of sales to the Children’s Aid Society of Frederick.
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Stanley Whipp
Galthersburg
Henry DeGrange
Mary J. R. Whipp
Mary B. Engelbrecht
G. T. Titus
Clarence Chick
Barry Lescaleet
Claud Loy
Roy Whipp
Lantz Loy
Silas
Raymond Whipp
Francis Lescalleet
Roy Titus
Agnes Nicholas
Margaret Linton
Hood
Berea
Hoad College
Children's Aid Society of
Frederick
Local ads mix sale and event notices in Urbana
Merchandise stock for sale and rent notices mingle with Christmas items. Urbana Maryland listings highlight a jewelry appraisal offer from a licensed jeweler and a rummage sale at East Patrick street in a storeroom once used by People’s Drug Store. Local events include prize dance and cakewalk at Gladhill's Reservoir Inn and a penny bingo at the American Legion Store with Christmas gift ideas.
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iLood Colege Rummnage
People's Drug Store
East Patrick Street
A. A. Board of Hood College
Old People's Drug Store
E. Patrick St
Santa Claus
American Legion
West Patrick St
Local Christmas notices and ads clutter Frederick page
A cluttered page listing shoe repair and buy sells plus holiday events. Includes Miller's Shoe Repairing offers, Green's Market ad with a penny bingo, St John's School event, Dickens Carol by Queen Esther Circle, Christmas card sale, Remsberg's Jewelry promotion, Simpson's Parlor and Modern Dance School details, Maryland Chick Hatchery notice, Prestone radiator supplies, and multiple used car for sale notices with contact names and phone numbers.
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Water Street
Santa
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Jefferson
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Woodsboro
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West Fifth Street
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John Copoulos
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Junior Talbott
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Edna Main
West Fifth Strees
Anna Main
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Raymond D. Smith, Jr
Ruth BE. Shaw
Morris Fishbein
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Journal of American Medical Association
Hygeia
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Indians, Pa
Dixon Ryan Fox
Union College
Schenectady
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Kansas City
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Washington, D. C
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Moundsville
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Gladhill
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Mountaindale
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Washington Street
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McCurdy Field
Willis
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Haberdashery Key Hotel Bldg
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Philip Wertheimer
Miller's
Balimore Beer
Green's
N. Market Street
ST. John's School
J. Arthur Null
P.M. Crutchley
Queen Esther Circle
Calvary Church
Remsberg's
Simpson Bros
West Charch St
Sinus Gud Simpson's
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Charles Opel, JR
Evangelical Reformed Church
Maryland Chick Hatchery, Inc
Ernst Patrick Street
Prestone
Delco
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Weil Bros, Inc
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