Deaths in Walkersville and Brunswick Area Notables
Obituaries for Margaret Ellen Hahn of Walkersville and James E Kidwiler of Brunswick list survivors and funeral details. William G Fisher of Washington DC dies at 33 from pyelonephritis, with services at Fourteenth Street NW. Interments follow at Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. K. Fisher
Wiliam
G. H. Pisner
Gineaherd Sree
N. W
Treasury
Washington
Fourteenth Street
Olives Cemetery
Funeral rites for Mrs Ela Gedonia and Mr John Gurcette
The Gedonia funeral was held at the family home with services at Damascus MS Church. Rev Raymond Hunter Brown officiated and pallbearers included Elzie Cordell and Linwood Price. Interment at Baltic cemetery. J B Beall Inc directors. The Gurcette funeral followed at the St George church with Rev M L Beall officiating and pallbearers listed. service at their Damascus home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ela Gedonia
Robert Davis
Moncar
Damascus
MS. E. Church
Raymond Hunter Brown
Ihe Pallwearers
Lesheight
Elzie Cordell
Atwood Young
Elisa Warfield
Clifford Wright
Linwood Price
Balist
Cedar Grove
J. Bur Beall
John
Gurcette
esGa
E. Church
Brownings
ML. Beall
Baltimore
Clarssburg
Nelson
Pallbaarers
Emory Burdette
C. H. Burdette
Herman the Church Cemetery
J. B. Beall. Inc
Ral
Bright Petticoats Worn at Society Showing
Baroness Leo among attendees wearing a striking emerald pendant and two large diamond brooches pinned to a high neckline of a black afternoon ensemble. The costume pairs a wool frock with a velvet top and a satin-lined cape, completed by a black satin hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo
Smiars
Asual
WEDDINGS BARGER FISHER DYKES HECK MACKLEY MARRIAGES
Marriages announced in Keyser and nearby towns include Margaret Isabella Fisher and John William Barger of Keyser W Va at the bride’s mother home with Rev John W Rosenberger officiating. Thelma Elizabeth Dykes wed Lawrence Wilson Christmas Eve at the bride’s home. Evelyn E Mackley married Rodger P Heck at Martinsburg. Oscar Nusz and Welty Welty were married in Woodsboro with plans for Frederick as the couple’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barger
Fisher
Margaret Isabella Fisier
John William Barger
Keyser
W Va
Len Overton
John W. Rosenberger
Grace BM
E. Church
South
MM Harriett Fisher
George Barger
Wilson—Dykes
Thelma
Elizabeth Dykes
Lawrence Wilson
Nnne
W. Clarence Dykes
Plohrville
Alan Pressuate
Sykes
Spring Grove Hospital
Roseroad
Oxings Mills
Pinehurst
Heck—Mackley
Theo. G. Mackler
West Patrick Street
Evelyn E
Rodger P. Heck
Charles Leck
William Fierpoint
M.E
Martinsburg
W. Va
Heck
Frederick High School
Frederick
Oscar Nusz
R. D
A Welty
Woodsboro
Woordsboro Lutherin Parsonage
Yelock
J. Frank Qastar
M Nusz
Fredick
Personal notes on visits and travel reports
Mrs. Victor Hoss visiting Miss Virginia Carty on South Market Street returns to Davideonville today. Virginia Cart spends the holiday on South Market Street. Prof. William R. Barnhart of Upps College Terrace attends the annual meeting of the American Association of Philosophy at the Southern Hotel in Baltimore. Mr. Charles Angele, holiday visitor at her home, returns to Bal Cisiase. Mr. Woomer, a well known cavle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Victor Hoss
Virginia Carty
South Market Street
Davideonville
Vireinia Cart
William R. Barnhart
College Terrace
American Association of Philosophy
Southern Hotel
Baltimore
Charles Angele
Bal Cisiase
Woomer
Cavle
Eckard Couple Marks 50 Years With Family Party
Mr and Mrs Edward J Eckard observed their 50th anniversary at the Dudderar home on Christmas Eve A candle or cake mishap is noted during the gathering with Myra L Dorer of Baltimore mentioned as part of the family or guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Eckard
Edward J. Eckard
Thei Willian
W. Dudderar
Sean
Sister Mary’s Kitchen and Montgomery Schools News
The page mixes kitchen notes and local school and church notices. Readers see a recipe fragment for a plum pudding style dish, a grocery note on ingredients, and mentions of Montgomery Schools sale, Rev Dr Switzer’s illness, and a Staunton woman thrombosis case. Names include Rev Dr Switzer and King’s Daughters’ Hospital references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Schools
G. Peter
Roarke
Paul Reed
Burte Cue Ang Hing
Ing
Methodis
Episcopal Chail
Wee King’s Daughters
Hos v
Switzer
Roanoke
Lewisburg
W. Va
Staunton
Hoffman's Stroke Leaves Him Critical After October Hemorrhage
Reports indicate Hoffman suffered a cerebral hemorrhage in October and has remained in critical condition with little hope of rapid recovery. Medical teams at the hospital continue to monitor his status and provide updates as available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman
End of year observes quiet general holiday
The article notes New Year's Day will see many stay home as business freezes across the region. It mentions reduced traffic and normal closures for Sundays and Christmas, with weak weather potentially affecting plans. The piece reflects on past year trends and anticipates similar conditions.
Community Socials and Family Visits Highlight Month End
Middleburg and Ruddleburg news recount a birthday party for Wilbur Delphy with Bernie Johnson and many relatives and friends attending a dining room gathering with chicken salad and cake. Other items note visits by Henry Muller and children to the Johnson home and Mrs Gullins from Littlestown visiting relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruddleburg
Bernie
Raymond Johnson
Shirley Lonke
Wilbur Delphy
Delphy
Erink Moller
Ran Rentzel
Norval Johnson
Elmer Wilken
Edwina Bowman
Thelma Stitley
Jean
Dorothy
Betts Johnson
Janet Ilies Mer
Newton Streel
John Utermeton
Charles E
Ray Wilson
Orhead
Henry Muller
Henry
Richard
Paymond Johnson
Maran Gullins
Littlestown
Hertuncle
Frank
Millee
John Bloom
Albert Biddincer
Littlesta
Hayden Hahn
D . Nar
Ane Her
Eva Stitely
Union Bridge
Thelma
Guy Simpson
Ladiesburg
Prother
Mirs
Rasim
Willam
Ved
Franklin Wilsoo
Theodore Reed
Centerville
Ondny Len
Among the Sick Church Freeman Mendar Afternoon
Frederick Goun and Mendar are reported ill in an afternoon church notice from MLRL records, detailing a health update and local concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Goun
Mlrl Pa
Turkey Visit Sows Diplomatic Angst in Review
A fragment reports Mr and Mrs Davi Dei visiting amid tensions over Gor 61, with unclear details and possible diplomatic repercussions. The brief notes a visibly strained mood and observers predicting shifts in policy response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Davi Dei
Record Snowfall for 31 Years in 1935 Continues
A long snowstorm ended Monday after Sunday began the heavy fall, with drifting on roads and scattered clouds. The storm added to 41 inches, leaving a deficit in rainfall but an unusual snowfall excess for the year. City crews cleared gutters and side streets while authorities opened sledding and skating areas for residents. Police warned that skating and sledding areas would be policed to prevent hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonds
Toxette
Ute Si Bret
Hheadquar Ss
Northwemeret
Carroll Park
Akter
Marvel Tonight
Maryland company report shows rising operating expenses
A Baltimore firm reports Maryland operations valued at 133 489 dollars, up from 989 759 in the previous period. The mission shows operating expenses, including 902 944 dollars, with currency mentions and 39.15 more for 1934. Data notes reference 2895 057 operations and end of period figures.
Creek event recounts in York with guests Mr and Mrs
An unclear report from York lists attendees including Mr and Mrs and references to George M Yau Sh Muss ON. The fragment mentions James Creek Sam's Creek Dee Rea Chess and a gathering at a local creek site with unobvious details. The text is fragmented and contains multiple garbled names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Creek
Sam's Creek
Dee, Rea
Chesse
Local Mentions In Dawn of New Year Ad Entries
Fragmented local notices list services and ads for tea rooms, laundry, liquor department notices and car services. Names and numbers appear with unclear wording. items touch on catering, dry cleaning, city ads, and a street address with phone digits.
Dance Mountain Side Inn New Year Event Ad
Dance Mountain Side Inn promotes a New Year celebration on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Night with no minimum charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Side
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Margaret Ellen Hahn
John Michael Hahn
Walkersville
Adamstown
Lucretia
Harry B
Kenty W
Haka
Sam
Wordshora
Son
James 5
Kidwiler
James E. Kirwiler
Brunscher
Butler Hoffman
Brunswick
W. Beard
Chester
Bee Care
Ernest D. Kidwiler
New York
Raymond
Seattle
Julian GC. Kidwiler
James E. Kidwiles
Jim Springfield
Mass
South Maple Avenue
Rose Hill
Ce Marlinsburg
W. Ve
H. Fesse
Maurice Ecker
Myra L.idorer
Sister Mary's Kitchen
Mary
EA Service
Oman
Marifey
Middleburg
Turkey
Page One
Grumbine
Farrens
Vance
Varbara
Writehie Tea Room
Belnol
Ovechad Bilck
Pymouth
Diegrinator
Canton Koung
del Staurs
Wayside Inn
Frederick Junk Company Gastley
Third Street
Lewis PB. Gal
Noah E. Cramer
Wilson
SOR Sale
Dietrich A Ganspritt Tne
Jose St. Frederick
Weasate
Ilappy
Namwe
Harry
TNS
Pri
August T. Brust
Anausk
Junior Fire
Jo Ty
Gents
Maryland Aces
Citizens’ National Bank
Gitizens
National Bank of Frederick
Ngland
Staur's
Pear Bargain House
Wood Plisher Coal CO
KR B&o A
West Third
ROUSE
West South St
Appy
Stalison
Mary A
Colter
Singiv
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