This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 21 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1933
Page
6
Local notices report the deaths of Zeth Smith Bower of Hanover and several relatives, with details of their ages, spouses, children, and funeral arrangements. Other obituaries include Anna Kaufman, O S Firmin, Eleanor Dutrow, and infant Crum, with service times, locations, and cemeteries noted.
Marriage licenses issued to Jesse W. Peiper and Mary C. Gladhill of Carlisle Pa Vernon C Adalt and Bexham Govient of Middletown Steid Waike Keeling and Edith R Henry of Washington Walter B Smith and Helen Barton of Harrisburg Pa Attendance figures list Rocky Ridge school December perfect attendance with many students named including Doris Fox Ference Bake Helen Long Cara Stambaugh and others.
Mr and Mrs Charles W Grove of Braddock announce the engagement of daughter Kathryn Buabech to John T Loveless Jr of Baltimore. Kathryn is a Frederick High School graduate and works as a sieneog rapher. John T Loveless Sr and Mrs Loveless of Baltimore are his parents. The couple plan an early summer wedding at Calvary Lutheran Church in Baltimore. Also reported are Buckeystown weddings Kubrick Lenhart and Lenhart, December 13, Rev C E Dryden. Heflin Fawley wedding at Trinity Methodist Church South. Beard Harley wedding at Evangelical Lutheran parsonage. Keeling Henry wedding at Presbyterian manse.
Fragments report multiple funeral services held Thursday afternoon and morning for Stanley Young at his brother in law Robert A Bennett home with pallbearers from the Junior Fire Company and Mt Oliver cemetery. Ida J Cronenburgs services were at 10 South Market Street chapel with Rev W C Moral and Rev Henri L G Kieffer officiating and Mt Olivet cemetery interment. William Henry Fulton funeral at his Point of Rocks area home with Rev A G Nehl officiating and Mt Pauls cemetery interment. Pallbearers listed. directors M R Etchison and Son G E Cling and Son handled arrangements.
Among the sick Miss Elizabeth Harris of East Church steel recovers from grippe attack. Mrs Helen Abrecht of 18 East Street improved after a sudden Wednesday night illness. Mrs C Newton Trimdle confined since December 1 with heavy bronchial cold remains at home. Mrs Lena Geisbert of Comus Montgomery County remains unchanged after section 1D. Miss Florence Heitleid near Spring Mill recovering after being struck by a grader near John Brainard. at Frederick Hospital she nears steady progress. She suffered a hip fracture awaiting cast and a splintered arm center at elbow.
Market prices for livestock and grain provided. Calves ranged prime 550, choice 450, good 350, medium 200. Cows ranged choice 225, good 150, fair 100. Heifers choice 350, good 300, fair 225. Lambs choice 650, medium 500. Steers 450 to 400, good 350, medium 300. Bulls choice 300, good 250, medium 225, common 200. County figures vary by source.
New York reports Dick "Hawks" Gardner of the George Olsen Band may finally land a film break in Paramount's Good News after years of torch vocal refrains. He adds melody to his act with dance, supported by his dance teacher wife, and prior experience in radio audiences. Gardner, real name Richard B. Baumgardner, is referenced with his family in Frederick.
Learn common word usage and pronunciation rules with a sample daily word Inverge meaning to lead astray as if blind as in His promises will not inveigle me. Pronounce the efase in me and practice correct spelling and synonyms to boost vocabulary.
Aliss Elyse Joy known as the Gypsy Reporter spoke at Hazel Frederick luncheon. The Boston newspaper woman travels to Hollywood after a wager with the mayor of her Ratiy. She has spoken to over 60 Lions Clubs and plans more. She circulated her magic tax for expenses. Richard F. Simmons chaired the entertainment. Lloyd Culler presided. Guests included Rev Dr J G Traver and Salvation Army Sgt Major Fred Strere plus Raich Graham of Boston.
A patchwork of holiday greetings from Mt Pleasant includes Mr and Mrs Harry Bruchey and John Lily with Junior Taylor in Baltimore, Augus Monath and W Atyers visiting relatives, and multiple calls on friends and neighbors. The Cassican Endeavor Society shared gifts and baskets, with gatherings hosted by the Lochner and Barker families among others as Christmas celebrations unfold.
The article argues that girls and women should have access to athletics beyond confinement to social activities. It highlights safe, supervised sports like basketball baseball and hockey while cautioning against overly strenuous activity for growing girls. It praises dancing as a highly beneficial exercise for fitness and aesthetics.
Christmas Day gatherings and weekend visits are listed across Detour Liberty-town and nearby areas. Many families including Schildt Youngs Roop Mentzer Stisely and Shorb hosted relatives from Washington Baltimore York and Graceham with dinners and informal calls noted.
Weather and road conditions linger as Liberty road remains slick with ice and snow. City crews clear intersections while police monitor sledders and skating on Carrol Creek as temperatures swing from single digits to near freezing.
The Kemptown Woman's Club held its annual Christmas party with a carol program readings by Mrs. Browning Cummings and Miss Browning. Guests enjoyed gifts from Santas Claus and refreshments as games were led by Miss Janes and Miss Hillery. Next meeting January 10 at Mrs. Ward's home.
Elder J. P. Stitley died aged 79 after a long illness. He was a longtime member of Bam Ol4 Order of the Br and served many years as a church and community elder. Funeral arrangements were to be announced.
A large Francis Sv 2 group hosts a New Year dance at the Catoctin Club on New Year’s Eve. The party, with club members and guests, includes a 10:30 reception and dancing starting at 12:05 AM.
Sunday menu and recipe notes from Mrs Alexander cover breakfast to dessert. It lists orange juice bacon toast and coffee for breakfast then soup salad dressing and pudding preparations with fillings toppings and a baked pudding that benefits from chilling. The document includes step by step mixing folding beating and baking directions with measurements and serving tips.
A fragmented local notice encourages a regular dance at Fred Junction Saturday night with music and a mention of a shooting match and ads for Sam’s Hoy Shots.
An old style ad from Willis Camera Arts promotes dining and events at the Washington restaurants with a fuller purse turkey dinner for 40 and free lunch with beer. It mentions the Annual Firemen's Ball Dance on Tuesday and a big dance in the Sascy Dining Room with photo opportunities for families and group portraits at low prices.
Thursday afternoon witnesses named Goldie Lewis Victor Wolfe and Jackson testified. Lewis said she accompanied Albert Kline and others to Glenn Kline s home where afterward someone said Gilbert was dead and Glenn Kline remarked they will hang me. Wolfe and Mrs Wolfe said Brandenburg told them Albert Brandenburg at the Kline home claimed Kane stabbed Gilbert. Brandenburg could not recall who stabbed Gilbert. Jackson testified that Glenn Kline stabbed Gilbert after a fight. he claimed innocence and said Kline drew a knife. The case was continued to the next day.
Bruce Catson discusses changes ahead for America and analyzes The Future Comes by Charles A Beard and George H E Smith. The review argues the New Deal marks a break with the past, recognizing activism in the economy and suggesting President Roosevelts actions may reshape foundations amid abundant supply.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.