Deaths: Mrs Ida Fox and Mrs Hannah Hoffman
Mrs Ida Fox widow of Louis Fox formerly of Frederick died Friday at her daughter’s home in Baltimore aged 77. Survived by daughter Mrs Lillie Donner and several sisters. Funeral Monday at 2:30 p.m. from her residence with services by Rev McDowell, interment Baltimore Cemetery. Mrs Hannah E Hoffman died at her daughter’s home near New Market after pneumonia aged 64. Survived by five sons and daughter Mrs Chaney. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. at the home, interment New Market Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Fox
Ida. Fox
Louis Fox
Ormerly
Frederick
Henry
Caroline Baumtardner
James Donnet
East
Lafayette Avenue
Baltimore
Lillie Donner
Balliore
Nora Layman
San Diego
Calif
Clarence Layman
Emma
Florence Baumgardner
J. McDowell
Baltimore Cemetery
Hannah E. Hopfman
Hannah HE. Hoffman
Geo. Chaney
New Market
Chaney
Leonard
Lewistown
Roy
Frank
George
Honolulu
Newarket
W. E. Falconer
Funeral for Miss Jessie Marie Wood Held Near New Market
The funeral for Miss Jessie Marie Wood was held Monday at 2 PM from her home near New Market. Rev. Leon Vauthier of the New Market Episcopal church conducted services. Pallbearers included George Sponseller, W. B. Willis, Paul Zimmerman, Lucien E. Falconer, Allen Nicodemus, and Walter Zimmerman. Interment followed in the home burial ground. Funeral director W. Falconer assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Marie Wood
New Market
Leon Vauthier
New Market Episcopal Church
George Sponseller
W. B. Willis
Paul Zimmerman
Lucien E. Falconer
Allen Nicodemus
Walter Zimmerman
Falconer
Local health notes on residents of Frederick area
Among the sick are Miss Nannie Young on East Second Street improving slowly from rheumatism. Mrs. Baumgardner at 238 North Market Street is under Frederick City Hospital treatment. Elisabeth Kuebler improved after surgery at Frederick City Hospital. Margaret Creager, daughter of Roy and Mrs Creager, Trail Avenue, recovering from chickenpox. Little Sarah Croghan, Pneumonia patient at Hotel Frederick, much better today. Mrs. Percy Burke recovering well after emergency appendicitis operation at Frederick City Hospital. Capt Rachel Morris, wife of Capt Bernard C Morris of the Salvation Army, slightly improved at home on West Fifth Street. Alfred Zimmermann, College Avenue, held his own at Frederick City Hospital under observation. Mrs. Straley of Trail Avenue improving after tularemia contracted from handling a rabbit. Mrs. Helen Heatwole seriously ill at home of daughter Mrs Shank. Shank bedbound with acute bronchitis. Jane Rice Jones, Union Memorial Hospital patient, about the same but not serious and likely to remain hospitalized. Lewis C. Flook near Tilcott City remains quite ill at daughter Alta Main’s Trail Avenue home. Two sons, John and Pari, returned home from Ohio visiting Mrs Mais.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Young
East Second Street
Wiliam D. Baumgardner
North Market Street
Frederick City Hospital
Eligabeth Kuebler
Wilson Avenue
Margaret Creager
Roy Creager
Trail Avenue
Sarah Croghan
M. J. Croghan
Hotel Frederick
Percy Burke
Rachel Morris
Bernard C. Morris
Salvation Army
West Fifth Street
Alfred Zimmerman
College Ave
Mie
Fred M. Straley
Helen Heatwole
Raymond Shank
North Colltyre Parkway
Lewis C. Flook
Tilcott City
Alta Main
Tohn
Farmerville
Ohio
Pari
Greenville
Mais
Christmas Gatherings and Local News From Sam's Creek
Sam's Creek notes report gatherings at the homes of Erb Miller Alexander Warnus Shady Stitely Ecker May Hewner and Crabbs with relatives in Pleasant Valley Marston Balti more Sapkesville Goonsboray and nearby. A large crowd attended the Hooper school Christmas entertainment and Ezra Wantz celebrates a newborn son. Walter Engel visited his wife and Harvey Houck near Sapkesville. Grain prices for corn and oats are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam's Creek
Sterling Erb
Edgar Erb
Adam Erb
Pleasant Valley
George Miller
William Miller
Marston
C. L. Alexander
Ida Alexxander
Edgewood
Earl Warnus
Baltimore
Paul Shady
Lester
Uniontown
An¢L
Clyde Warner
Frank Stitely
New Windsor
Txgar Erb
Emory Ecker
Pan
A. W. Ecker
Hooper School
Ezra Wantz
Walter Engel
Harvey Houck
Sapkesville
Edgar Erk
George Muller
Oscar Heiner
Roy Witlner
Pleasant
Valley
Clyde Viarner
Catherine
Tuckey
James Crabbs
Roop
Mir
Wedding announcements and engagements in Frederick
Annie E Crum announces the marriage of Regina Agnes Crum to Charles Earl Page at Buckeystown on Christmas Eve. The ceremony was by Rev J Finnerty with attendants Gertrude Mask and George Reynolds. Bruce Houck married Charlotte Ensor at Woodsboro parsonage with ring ceremony. They plan a wedding trip to Natural Bridge and reside in Frederick. Engagement announced for Ruth Elizabeth Eicholtz to Charles Stephen Wickless with wedding planned soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page—Crum
Annie E. Crum
West Fourth Steel
Regina Agnes
Charles Earl Page
Virginis, Page
Dickerson
Buckeystown
J. Finnerty
St. Joseph‘s Catholic Church
Gertrude Mask
Gseorge Reynolds
Houck
Ensor
Bruce Houck
Keymar
Charlotte Ensor
Woodsboro
Woodsboro Nather-An Parsonage
J. Frank Fife
Jeff
Natural Ridge
Virginia
Frederick
Christmas Party At Akers Home Delights Local Children
A Thursday afternoon Christmas party was hosted by Betty Akers at 215 West Patrick Street, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Akers. Guests included Jean Miller, Betty Hahn, Dorothy Yinger, Heloise Glessner, Frances Ann Schroeder, Frances J Overes, Betty Akers, Charlotte Sheffer, Jean Fogle, Anna Mary Trout, Harold Summers, Edward Ranneberger, John Hershberger and Roy Cutsail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Akers
Edward M. Akers
West Patrick Street
Jean Miller
Betty Hahn
Dorothy Yinger
Heloise Glessner
Frances Ann Schroeder
Frances Joveres
Charlotte Sheffer
Jean Fogle
Anna Mary Trout
Harold Summers
Edward Ranneberger
John Hershberger
Roy Cutsail
Emmitsburg Woman's Club Christmas Party Report
The Emmitsburg Woman's Club met Thursday afternoon at Fireman's Hall. The opening song was Adeste Fideles and roll call cited how I spent my Christmas. A large crowd attended the Christmas tree event on Christmas Eve with hot soup cheese and crackers served. Mrs Laurence Orndorff presented a lamp to president Mrs Pryor in appreciation. Twenty five members and twenty six visitors enjoyed cards dominies and other games with prizes and refreshments. Next meeting January 10 with Mrs Harry Boyle in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Woman's Club
Adeste Ideles
Laurence Orndorff
Harry Boyle
Jug Bridge Club to Host Card Party at Key Hotel
The Jug Bridge Woman's Club held its annual Christmas luncheon at Wayside Inn at 1 p.m. Thursday with twenty five members and three visitors present. A turkey dinner followed a short business meeting. Final plans for a January 14 card party at the Frances Scott Key hotel were set, chaired by Miss May Hitschew. The group spent the afternoon playing cards and games. The next meeting is set for January 9 at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jug Bridge Club
Jug Bridge Woman's Club
Wayside Inn
Frances Scott Key Hotel
Miss May Hitcshew
Funeral for Stanley Dorsey Burned Victim in New Market
Funeral services for Stanley Dorsey, 22, who died from burns suffered early Monday, were held at Simpson chapel near New Market with Rev. John Beane officiating. Dorsey, a resident of Old Market area, perished at Frederick City hospital after his clothes ignited from a lit cigarette while asleep. He is survived by his father Harry Dorsey and siblings. Interment followed at the church adjoining cemetery. W. E. Falconer funeral director. Christmas dinner held at Mrs. Mary Barker home in Mr. Pleasant on December 25 with relatives attending. A note about snails with tiny teeth on a Ynguatl ribbon appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Dorsey
Harry Dorsey
New Market
Simpson Chapel
John Beane
Dorsey
Frederick City
William Hopkins
Colored
Hopkins
John Fossett
Russell Fossett
Merril Proctor
Thomas Sims
W. E. Falconer
Ransom Plot During Lindbergh Baby Case Unfolds Near Cemetery
An April 2 1932 ransom plan near St. Raymond's Cemetery in the Bronx features Dr John Condon and Colonel Lindbergh as they meet under a note directed sequence. A $50,000 payment is exchanged through a hedge with a mysterious man named Jono, amid disputed details of the incident and the nocturnal search for the baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Raymond's Cemetery
Bronx Borough
New York
Bruno T Haruptmann
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Jobn PF. Condon
Jasfie
Condon
Lindbergh
Jono
AE Visits U.S. Poet AE Starts Three Months Stay in America
Irish poet painter and editor AE known to millions arrives in New York for a three month stay. He plans to visit his son and daughter in law in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Russell
Just AE
New York
America
Ghicnyo
Personal notices of holiday visits and gatherings
Miss Mary E. Reddick of Worksboro visits Miss Joyse Study in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Sappington and child guest of Mrs. Sappington’s mother. Antoinette Erastus and Charles Brosius attend Montgomery Country Club dance. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Shank visit Lime Kiln. Frosty Betson with Uncle Bil in Baltimore. Mary Sunshine and John Varney noted. William S. Schmidt family visiting parents. Rev. Harold Hann returns from holidays. Mantel J. Thomas couple welcome newborn daughter at Frederick City Hospital. Alice Catherine Witter celebrated 44th birthday. Naomi Shoemaker of Woodbine visits Viewside near Harrisburg. Washington trip for wedding in Winchester to Miss Margaret DeMund and Dr. Vanderbeek of Paterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Reddick
Worklsboro
Joyse
Clifton Terrace
Washington, D. C
Francis Sappington
Washington
Trenton
Schmidt
Jacob H. Schmidt
South Market
Harold
Hann
Witsui
Wia
John D. Hann
East Seventh Street
Mantel J. Thomas
Frederick
Frederick City Hospital
Alre
Themis
Alice Catherine Witter
Lenny Boone
North Bente
Sixth Streets
Elbe
Hafner
Triends
Martinsbur
Naomi Shoemaker
Woodbine
Ilotie
Mildred Quitin
Viewslie
Peart
Harrisburg
Franklin Musser
Paterson
N. J
There Will Be a Good Time At Wayside Inn New Years
Local notice invites crowds to Wayside Inn for New Year’s Eve celebrations after December 31. Events promise music and entertainment, with community organizers encouraging attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Inn
Minanwa Charge Au
Christmas to New Year Ads News Snippet
A jumble of small ads and notices spans jewelry offers at Remsberg's, dance events at Nash Grill and Red's Mehrling's, annual meetings for Frederick groups, and local listings. Includes a 1935 meeting notice for Peoples Liquidating Corporation at 100 N Market St and nearby bargains on watches, coal hauling, and used cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Liquidating Corporation
N. Market St
Frederick City
Frederick County Agticuitural Society
Court House
Frederick, Md
K. Motter
Remsberg
Jewelry Store
Key Hotel
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. William Haines
San Mar
Goonsboray
Theoedore Wolfe
Patrick Street
Gorn
Niewspaper Hidhiye
NEAS
Yvonne
Annette
Cecile
Emelie
Marle
John S. Eicholtz
West Seventh Street
Ruth Elizabeth
Charles Stephen Wickless
Charles A. Wickless
H. O. Nicodemus
Young New
Mary S. Barker
Mr. Pleasant
Mary Burrier
Harvey Rippeon
Libertytown
Harvey Burrier
Edna Burrier
Elmer Burrier
Nellis Burrier
Margaret Rippcon
Paul Barkier
Kathryn Rippcon
Jassie
Tremont St
Whittemore Avenue
U.S
First Baptist Church
Frederick Junction
Sheeley
Guinba
Night Owls
Nash Grill
W. E. Burall
Secy
American Legion
Glass of
Baltimore Beer
Sc. Green's
N. Market Street
Kline
Reds Mehrling
Barbara Fritchie
Luther Rice
Ross PF
Snyder Coal
Williautt
Market St
REDS
Mehrling
United Fire CO. Hall
Best Fountain
People's Service Drug Stores
Prederick Junk Company
Frank Gastley
Chanel Alley
Third
Fourth Sts
Third St
THE
News-Post
Xel
Patrick
Wo Kres
Noah E. Cramer
Inneh
State Road
Cross Roads
Nehiding
Court Street
Maryland
Citizens National Bank
Joseph D. Baker
Holmes D. Baker
Jour H. Baker
Joseppy McDivitt
William G. Zimmerman
SaMary G. DuvAty
J. Travers Thomas
Thomas H. Haller
Crarvis HB
County
M. D
Joan S. Newman
James H. Gamenily
Houlmes PD
Baker
Daniel Baxeek, JR
John H. Baker
Archibalo
Fisher
P. Luther Rice
Atres
Bard
Sores
WILK
j&—Conautt Rice
Third &T
U. S
Franklin Inule
Dept
Rochester
MECK
Beck's
Mt. Airy
Man Phone
Ces
Harford
Cincinnati
Olta
Ute
Indianapolis
Gilmore
Bia Flautt
Toft
College Park
Marker
OM Avenue
N. College Parkway
Sol No Market Street
Patrick St
Magnolia Ave
Fairview Ave
Jefferson St
Catoctin View Sol
Fourteenth Street
Frederick Ave
Sogf
Palr
Molter Avenue
Ith St
Gilmorf
Potts & Griffin
Morris Pashen
Church St
Hagerstown
Western Maryland Trust Company
Frederick, Maryland
William B. Carshall
Ernest R. Shriver
Eumer I. EstlemMan
H. Albert Dran
Directors Walter EL. Burrall
William B. Catshall
Wiitttamm
J. Grove
W. Cunvtron
McSherry
ExNnest
R. Shriver
Laura L. Wilson
Chaupe A. Wing
Frederick County Loans
Walkersville Bank
Walkersville
Furcy H. Claggett
NISI
Circuit Court
Brederite County
Edgar Batson
Dora M. Betson
Commercial Bank of Mintyland
P Body Corporrte
Charles F. Dudderar
William Edw
Greil
Nore Cecil
Ais
Mortgagors
Bales
L. Edgar Betson
Frederick County
Eli G. Haugh
Aine A
Holter
Boltelter
Trua
Eli G. Baugh
South Market St
William J. Hohlselder
North Market
Middletown
Geonk
Fair Exchange
Gilmore R. Planty
Plymouth
John Scuchey
South St
Underwood Remington
Royal
Williams
W. Patrick St
Fairview Avenue
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
TOR
Market St. Gilmore R
Flautt
Church
Second Streets
East Church St
Braddock
West Third Street
Egg Third Street
La-Lodee
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