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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1935
Page
8
A man traveling to a repair shop collapsed and died en route. Coroner Crum listed cause as natural due to clean causes. the funeral is set from the late home with arrangements by the funeral director.
Mrs Anna Isabel Fox Bowers died at her Clark Place home after a three day illness aged 67. She was active in church work and left four children and two grandchildren. Private funeral Thursday at Mt Olives Cemetery. Amelia Spielman died Monday at her home near Tinswood after two health problems aged 87. Born in Germany, she was the daughter of Adolph Sittig and lived near her home. Funeral arrangements forthcoming.
Reports say Miss Helen L. Smith is ill and has returned to the home of her father Edgar Price at 129 East Fourteenth Street after an operation at the hospital. The health condition of Miss Bets and others is mentioned in the same note.
The list of Maryland students spending holidays at homes in Frederick and nearby towns includes Ralph Kettler Louis Alexander Carlton Molesworth Freder George Remsberg from Middletown Richard Kern Horace Kline Braddock Esra Hoyes Jr and others. Also mentioned are Rev Mr Wilson former Frederick Brethren pastor Medora Maniz and Mrs L E Keeler relocation notices along with congratulations for Linda Lee Shook born December 39 and midshipman John Saxton on vacation at home.
Asa H. Watkins, president of the Iry Volunteer Fire Company for nine years, was renominated at the group’s regular meeting in the Firemen’s Hall Mt. Recently officers elected themselves: Hu Bolte vice president, Jones second vice president, Spurrier secretary, Bryan assistant secretary, Hood treasurer, Pr. Carl M. Poole financial secretary, Herman S. Beck chief, Paul E. Beall first assistant chief.
A large butchering was held at the Cisud Crum area, with Mrs. Ang and Mrs. Harry Gar participating. The event showcased community eating and traditional butchering practices in a rural setting.
Community members coordinate Christmas events around a tree, arranging to sing carols at an anchored hour. The tone reflects a festive, neighborhood gathering with local participation.
The Evangelical Reformed church of Feaga prepared a Christmas service and treat for the school children. The program titled God So Loved The World will be presented this evening at 7 30.
Themis Phelps daughter of A Phelps wed amid community notices and local ads. The item references Mr Hart and son, and mentions Cox of Meats in a brief society blurb.
The community records funerals for Afri vier and Harry Augustus Barnard. Afri vier’s service occurred Monday afternoon at 2 from her home, with Rev. Ernest A. Otto of the M E church officiating and interment at G G Barton cemetery. pallbearers included Ford Hedges and Meral Redick. Harry Augustus Barnard dies at home in Brurts and the service was held at St. Catholic church, Brunswick, with interment at St Macy rersville.
Fragmentary report notes Harry Clayton Smith of 111 East Fourth in transition within a coal firm Markell and Ford. It mentions conversation with colleagues, a community coal business group, and an upcoming park Christmas pageant with grain price update at 2 pm.
A collection of handwritten Santa requests from children listing items such as sewing machines, dolls, toys, and fruit. Names and towns appear in a garbled, broken style, with scattered addresses and signatures amid the jumbled text.
Local notices announce a Christmas Eve candlelight service at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church with a vested choir. Other items include a Christmas pageant in Myla United Brethren Church with many named participants, plus holiday events, program details, and small ads from local businesses.
Local notices include reports of Christmas services at the United Brethren church, candlelight service at six, with Raphael Madonna poster, and music by Harriet Shoo, Grove Oszaghtweil, and Lavin. Also listed are local shops and services such as Ebert's Fry Shop and Ebert's Pastry, plus a public opening for Carty's Funeral Home on January 3 and various community ads.
Public notice for a dance event titled To All My Friends and Tatrons hosted by Harry C Nickel at 230 East Sinth Street during the holiday season. Prominent mentions include American Legion, liquor department, and a late-night closing time around midnight, with uncertain dates and names due to OCR issues.
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