Deaths in Maryland and Virginia Obituaries
Obituaries note the deaths of Harvey M. Reed near Eldersburg at 51 from an infection with funeral plans in New Market and Graceton town Virginia. Mary Virginia Shipley of Mr. Airy aged 64 with burial in Pine Grove cemetery and a list of children. Several other local figures including Angeline Owings of Watersville and Reverdy M. Purdum of Kemptown are also reported with funeral details and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary V
Shipley
Mary Virginia Shipley
Airy
Bradley G. Shipley
Myattstown
Samuel Ford
Kentucky
Elizabeth Waters Ford
Frederick County
Augusta Shipley
Ernest Shipley
Mollie Shipley
Ali
Funerals Held for Two Toddlers in Maryland and Jefferson
The funeral of Charles Vernon Watkins 17 months old of Monrovia took place Friday at Bethesda M E church Browningsville with Rev. H F Chandler officiating Interment followed at the adjoining cemetery Pallbearers included Jesse Rippon John McElfresh John Umberger and Austin Rippon J B Beall Inc funeral directors also note the funeral of Daniel Hamilton Sulcer from Centerville near Jefferson Sunday at 2 pm Rev C Hf Carl presided Pallbearers listed were Harry C Pennell Millard H Horline Albert L Bustard Henry D Lakin Charles A Hemp Warry C Summere Interment at Reformed cemetery Jefferson M R Etchison and Bon funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vernon Watkins
Ray Watkins
Monrovia
Bethesda M. E. Church
Browningsville
H. F. Chandler
Clarksburg
Jesse Rippon
John McElfresh
John Umberger
Austin Rippon
J. B. Beall, Inc
Daniel Hamilton Sulcer
Centerville
Jeffersson
C. Hf
Carl
Harry C. Pennell
Millard H. Horlne
Albert L. Bustard
Henry D. Lakin
Charles A. Hemp
Warry C. Summere
Ohio River Flood Snuffs Friend During Rescue
Rescue workers saved Mr. and Mrs. Arthur V. Merkel of Baltimore and another engineer from the flooded Ohio River area. The Merkel pair, connected to the United States Engineering Co. in Huntington, reported safely by telegram and helped pull two people from danger before witnessing a drowning in 90 feet of water. They fled to safety aboard a boat, then sheltered with Dr. and Mrs. McKensie while assisting refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angie
Ohio River
Arthur V. Merkel
Charlotte Clemson
Baltimore
Merkel
United States Engineering Co
Huntington
W. Va
Wall Street Shifts as Rubbers and Coppers Rally
New York traders moved rubber and copper shares higher while most issues showed little change. Trading was slow after the opening hour with General Motors slipping on an eviction suit against sit down strikers Chrysley and Kelymainr improving modestly. Sterling opened at 4.59 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Avdence
General Motore
Chrysley and
Kelymainr
Sterling
Personal notices and birthday greetings in Frederick area
Frederick residents and visitors share birthdays and merriment. Dr. AJ A Pearce observes his birthday. Miss Mary Elizabeth Smith marks hers. Mr and Mrs Earl Hahn celebrate a new son. Families visit, travel, or host gatherings at Baltimore Lexington and nearby towns amid wedding anniversaries and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AJ A. Pearce
Frederick
Mary Elizabeth Smith
WPA
Earl Hahn
West South Street
P.S. Lansdale
Ernest Steinhauer
Denver
Coln
Mary Ellen Pyle
Mary Frances Garner
University of Maryland
Harry 8
Willan T. Delaplaine
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
W. T. Delaplaine
Dill Avenue
Charles Pruitt
Eugene W. Pruitt
Buke University
Durham
N.C
If. Jewett Orth
H. Jewett Orth
McDonogh School
Baltimore
Howard W. Simmons
Mary Howard
Imogene Simmons
Cambridge
Carroll EE. Hendrilkson
Upper College Terrace
Local Health Notes On Residents In Frederick Area
Mrs Effie Hauver Hemp is confined to the hottee by illness. Mr Elias D Delaughter remains critically ill at his home near Frederick. Mr Guy Kinna was taken suddenly ill and removed to Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. Mr George Jaharlas of Essex is improving slowly after four weeks in a Baltimore hospital. Mr Spangler Kieffer is ill at home with grippe but can now be out. Mr Marry Wilhide Walkersville is home with grippe. Mrs Malcolm S Taylor wife of Rev Mr Taylor rector All Saints church is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Hauver Hemp
Patrick Street
Elias D. Delaughter
Frederick
Guy Kinna
Center Street
Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
C. E. Cline and Son
George Jaharlas
Essex
Spangler Kieffer
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Weat Church
Marry Wilhide
Walkersville
Malcolm S. Taylor
Mr. Taylor
All Saints Church
Women's Newsy Snippets From Across The Nation
A garbled column highlights diverse topics from 300-pound singer Amand Snow in New York en route to a Roosevelt ball to Maudine Collins in Kansas City leaving James Ko Morris a $500 bequest. It notes a Budapest diver school’s first pupil and Carrie Chapman Catt attending a Chicago peace conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MUP Music
Minneapolis
Amand Snow
New York
Washington
Jack Dempsey
Maudine Collins
Kansas City
James Ko Morris
Carrie Chapman Catt
Women's Conference On the
Chicago
Worcester Grand Jury Probes Trader Shooting Case
Worcester county grand jury opened in Snow Hill Md February 1 and began investigating the fatal shooting of Clarence J Trader stockton utilities operator. The panel also faced two other murder cases involving black defendants and heard from George Waters foreman of the coroner s jury which examined Traders body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow Hill
Worcester County
Clarence J. Trader
Stockton
James M. Crockett
George Waters
Trader
WEDDINGS FOLAND WACHTER AND REYNOLDS KOHLENERG
Austin Toland son of Mr and Mrs H Frank Foland married Miss Lillian Wachter daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Wachter and the late Allen T Wachter Saturday at Grace Evangelical and Reformed church Rev Ralph E Hartman officiating The bride wore a grey tailored suit with talisman rose corsage The couple will reside with Foland parents. Martha Kohlenberg niece of E D Smith married William F Reynolds of Lindenville in St Johns rectory Rev J J Donlan officiating They will live at 108 East Second Street Frederick Harold M Staley and Alice R Techy were married Saturday evening at the Baptist parsonage by Rev W C Royal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foland—Wachter Austin Toland
H. Frank Foland
College Avenue
P. Lillian Wachter
Elizabeth Wachter
Allen
T. Wachter
Thirteenth Street
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ralph E. Hartman
A. Irvin Renn
Nenn
Frederick High School
Foland
Aes Me
Walt * Reynolds
Kohlenerg
E. D. Smith
Frederick
Martha E. Kohlenberg
William F. Reynolds
Lindenville
St. John’s
J. J. Donlan
Frederick Motor Company
East Second Street
Officials consider sign at Sterling sugar factory
Sterling Colorado February 1 APL officials weigh a sign reading Noa fishing for the plant a sign aimed at the muddy factory sump where workers found trout swimming in the waters. The trout were found about 150 miles from their native Platte River habitat feeding the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Colo
APL
Sterling Sugar
Platte River
Band Members Tell of Flight From Flood Through Kentucky Hotels
The article recounts Rene Hueting of the band and a companion escaping Louisville flood conditions. They faced waterlogged basements, candlelit meals, and blocked streets as they moved through Armory checkpoints, pontoon bridges, and transport to safety. They carried limited food, avoided typhoid risk, and headed toward Washington via Lexington and Knoxville. They planned a Memphis concert set for February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene
Kenetucky
Hene
Washington
Doncan Field
Bowman Field
Fox
St. Matthew's
Shelbyville
Louisville
Lexington
Knoxvile
Frederick
Louisville Courier-Journal
Times
South
Loulaville
Hunting
Memphis
Tenn
Eaarg Hueting
Belleville
Stamford
Conn
Choir Service At Home For The Aged
The Evangelical Lutheran choir directed by Prof. Henry T. Wade sang at the Home for the Aged on Sunday afternoon. Rev. Dr. Amos J. Traver delivered a sermon on Goodness as the choir performed Mozart and other works with Ms. Engle and Miss Baumgardner among the participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Evangelical Lutheran Choir
Henry T. Wade
Home For
Amos J. Traver
Wwe
Dr. Traver
Wolfgang Atmadeus Mozart
Tyree B. Engle
C. S. Minges
Michall Ippolito Ivanoff
Traver
Frederic W. Root
de Trayne
Trline Whitehill
W. Bartgin Storm
Clara Garber
Tyler BH. Engle
Normar Darner
Henry T. Wada
Estelle Baumgardner
Mies Genevieve Carbett
Florence Schroeder
Elizabeth Martin
Virginia Crone
Robert L. Smith
Henry Falk
Jamon B. Doub
William Lambilin
Robert J. Smith
Local Ments 1 aM RK Card Party and home notices
Local mentions include a Friday evening card party at the Ball Room with Francis Scott Key Intel tickets, a Crystal Laundry ad, and a dress sale. Other items list insulation, shade trees, a Mt. Ales business, a turkey dinner, a farm for sale near Union Bridge, radio and auto sales, a fire gratitude note, church suppers, rental space, a W C T U meeting, garment cleaning deals, and a car lot inventory at The Staley Motor Co in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Am. RK
Francis Scott
Intel
Special Weeklong Hardware Sale at Quyhn's Hardware
Advertisement touts Entirely New ovens and Prout Ware including six cup tea pots and inch casseroles. It promises bargains on Mixtape bowls and covered bean makers as a one week only sale at Quyhn's Hardware Stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quynn
Afghan raffle winner named at Hood Club event
An Afghan made for Frederick County Hood Club benefit was won Saturday by Miss Geneva Lentaeh, Mood College registrar. Katharine F. Ditrow led the Afghan committee. Miriam Colp, daughter of Rev and Mrs Colp of Union Bridge, fell on a metal stool injuring her head and requiring stitches. Grapefruit sections with honey are suggested as a chilled appetizer option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awaruled Avghan
Frederick County Hood Club
Geneva Lentaeh
Mood College
Katharine F. Ditrow
Miriam
EL OW. Colp
Union Bridge
Public Auction Announced for Hotel Equipment in Liberty Town MA
A local notice states the hotel has discontinued operations and will sell its contents at public sale on Wednesday February 10 at 10 oclock. Items include large refrigerator and other equipment. The event takes place in Liberty town MA with estimated attendance and sale terms to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che
Wedsteadtay
Liberty Page
Liberty
Town
Pebcusky
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Harvey M. Reed
Eldersburg
Church Home
W. £. Falconer
New Market
Feneral
Hagerstown
Christhanburg
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Gractontown
BE. A. Reed
Gracetontown
Jack Heed
Aliamsville
John P. Reed
New Holland
Richard W. Owings
Angeline Owings
Watersville
Howard ~ County
Mt. Airy
Asbury
Mary Mullinix
Howard County
Lewis Owings
Charles Green
Ellicott City
Howard Chapel
M. E. Church
C. Mo
Reverdy M. Purdum
Reverdy M. Turdum
Kemptown
Frederick County Emergency Hospital
Mary Easter
Gaithersburg
Gartner
Kemptown Cemetery
George 5. Runkles
George Sherman Runkles
Hel Joseph's Hospital
Hanson H. Runkles
Blanch Redmond
Oscar Runkles
Wilbur R. Runkles
Raymond Runkles
Howard Runkles
Ll.a.cm
Prospect. Chapel
Ohio
Budapest
Hungary
Worcester
Pleasant Grove
Pleasant Grove Church
Edgar W. Davis
Jesus
Mira
Inker
Dehavan
Justice
Murray Day
Mra. Baker
Windsor Davis
John Lawson
Mra
Edgar Davin
Mra. Turner
James Day
Frank Gladhill
D. R. Taker
M. M. Page
Robert Windsor
Windsor Daves
Snsie Burdette
Faigar Davin
Catharine Page
Laura Davis
Mary Emma Gladhil
Crystal Laundry
Castiuvatar
Ridgeville Innseries, Inc
Mount Ales
Met
ST. Francis' School Hall
Brunswick
Union
Bridge
P.O. Box
Vredetrich, Md
Zenith
Motorola
Mount's Radio & Auto Service
Park Ave
William T. Kubrick
Irving Lenhart
Roger Lenhart
Braddock Grange
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Feaganville
South Market Street
G. O. Paxson
E. Third St
Monarch Cleaners
Market St
Auburn
Calliff
Staley Moton CO
East
Patrick St
Mur Warehomer Frederick Junk Company
Frank F. Gastley
Prop Omee and Warehnies
Chapel Alley
Ardantath Streets
Maryland
Lewant
Amt
WEA
Warner Bros Theatres
Mint Country
Mountain Side Inn
AJ Opel
WM. C. Beatty
East Potomac
East Potomac Street
Timiewick
Nice
Abie and Grey
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Maryland Petroleum Industries Committee
Loge EL Wolfe
Predertek Co
Treck's
Atl
Alry
Aix
News-Post
Grayson H. Merger & Son
APIUS
Villane
Ingia
Pitth
Elty
Oraybon SH
Mencen & Bor
Courtal
Frederick, Md
Frederick, Maryland
Wmn. B. Catshall
Ernest Ro Shriver
Albert
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance
Fahae
Prederick County
Joun
Hummer
Ummer
Coir
Prederek
Som J. Praga
Predesice County
Teavet A
Peranns
Ree Fr. Rees
Atarrep
Maio Glad-Stag
Quinn's
Ile Halimond
Citizens National Bank
Seriaens National Tank
Preberiok, Sud
Joacim D. Baron
Boar
Joan HT
Barra, Vicoet
Joserue Menivit
W. Banter Stans
Cashirr
Valizim Memsar
Lewis MM. Sroysennen
Agnifiint Conkter
Cottagi
Orien
Bratton
Chrysler
Clutvhlei and
Plysoutic
Cahn
Theor
Chrysier Corpora
I' Af
Ieck Motor Company
Patrick Ay Preiterten
Wong
Brederik
Atart
Westera
Otani Wangs Stermila
Vegur
Ione
Mr. Werty
Noahe
Cramer & Son
REAL
Valentine
Creagerstown
Teallore
Prederick, Maryland
Josrrit
Hakem
Citantis UL
Cosing
M.D
S. Newatan
James Hy Ganmttn
Jim
Holmes D
Bane
Danten Baker
WAKE
Anciinay BE
Peart
Blias
Feasting
Pederal Dieverye
Federal Deposit Subutance Corp
Runsiane
Wally Bate
Knehenttend Bath
John Witenn
Thackwell Terrace
Ihare
Wintawe
Chaurel Atpeets
Arconto
Frederick County National and
al Prederick
Rigg
Wild Ave
Trail
Magnolia
College Art Properties
Broom North Market
Tenane Dann
Pon Sali
Rica
Patrick
Bob Agls
S.A. Ionter
McMurray Bt
Atock
Tinuch
Doubs
Claude Ra Crum
Walkerayille
FO Sale
Larcie Manooany
Toy Ofica Bre HK
DeLauter
Pyiblas Gabe
E. Pereaeyt
Aed
Knabe
Baldwin
Cramers
Ab Harbare
Feitehis Bhoppe
Beaudaat
Lydis K. Brown
Bale Register
Seagate
Fenecart
Melela
Fel & Myee
Umberger
New Design Road
Middiere
Rawlus Farm
Davie
Vue
Lees
Lee
Gee Home F
Bean R. Waener
Ancupolte Pike
Ty Mile
Aryth Sesen KR
Kieln
Merth
Fahneville
Harey T. Cline
Marmany
Middletown
Silas WL Cramer
Mite
Watkeretlir
Fem
F. Rrentzinger
Adame
D. Hahn
W. Fenrth &T
Mitne
Plermeny
Morry Conner
War Deloren Eiherty
Ishner
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