Death notices from several Maryland towns recount deduced losses
Ida Ruth Shueey widow of John T. Shueey formerly of New Windsor died Monday at home of her son. She was 52, survived by daughter Alsert Cover and others. Julia Young died at Scheanfler hospital Brunswick aged 58, born September 18, 1880, survived by husband and siblings. Funeral notices list Rev Mark Jen officiating and interment at St Mark's Petersville. Funeral director J. Stailey of Brunswick handled arrangements.
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Mas
Ida Ruth Shueey
Sirs
Ia Ruth Shueey
John T. Shueey
New Windsor
Peter and
Elizabeth
Tve
Alsert
Dover
Franklin
Grove
J. D. Young
Julia Young
J. D Young
Scheanfler
Brunswick
Dorn
Bunker Hill
Brunswick Street
Grace Episcopal Church
Mark Jen
St Mark's Cemetery
Petersville
J. Stailey
Funeral Notices For Lease Bopst Reglin Thompson
Funeral notices record multiple local services with details on times locations and officiants for Frank A Lease Grace E Bopst and Margaret Reglin Thompson. Interments listed at Me Olivet Mt Over and Fairview cemeteries with Etchison and Son serving as funeral directors.
Recoveries After Car Crash In Frederick
Carl Easton of 423 North Bentz Street was hurt when the car carrying G. L. Baking Company basketball players from Poolesville left the road at a curve near Dicker son Mondar right. Easton suffered a neck wrench and was treated at Frederick City Hospital, where he remained for observation. The others in the auto were not injured and returned to Frederick. Driver Thomas James said a blowout caused the loss of control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Easton
North Bentz Street
Ram
Dickerson Mondar
Frederick City Hospital
G. L. Baking Company Basket Bell
Poolesville
Thomas James
Inis Ea
Ahe
Frederick
Easton
League Young Women Democrats Has Meeting
Mary V. Butcher hosted the regular monthly meeting of the Frederick county Young Women's Democratic League at 49 East South Street. Yada Shafer, a League member and United Democratic Women's Clubs of Maryland Snanee committee member, reported on the clubs’ quarterly meeting. After discussions on business and ticket sales for Friday February 4 card party, games and refreshments followed. two new members were welcomed.
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Mary V. Butcher
East South Street
Young Women's Democratic League
Frederick County
Yada Shafer
United Democratic Women's Clubs of
Maryland
United Democratic Women’s Clubs
Among County Women's Clubs Meet in New Market
The New Market Club members of Market Homemakers gathered for a meeting in January. Mrs. Lester Mainhart led a song and opening prayer, with a roll call on the theme of garden help. A nominating committee and by law revision group were appointed, a book review was given, and musical and ground demonstration reports were shared. The club plans a flower arrangement book purchase and a recreation segment. Next meeting set for Mrs. E. P. Roop's home focusing on publicity chaired by Mrs. Murray Eizler.
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New Market Club
Carl Kintz
E. P. Roop
Murray Eizler
Keller Jamison Keer wed in Westminster ceremony
Miss Pauline Jamison of Dargan and Paul L. Keer of Brunswick were married Friday evening by Rev. George E. Early of the Church of the Brethren at his Westminster home. The couple was unattended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller
Jamison
Pauline BE. Jamison
Dargan
Paul L. Keer
Brunswick
George E. Early
Church of the Brethren
Westminster
Local People Share Births Marriages and Anniversaries
PERSONALS II and Mrs Arthur Flanigan Woodsboro receive congrat ulations on the birth of a son Arthur Allen Jr January 22. Kitty Simpson enters nursing school in Baltimore. Mrs James E Doll and Mr Mrs M H Qaster on a month trip to Miami. The Lewises visit Frederick. Charles H Storr and wife celebrate 43rd anniversary. Bradley E Clem and wife celebrate 27th. Sampson L Young marks 88th birthday January 23. Rita Simon hosts a ninth birthday movie party.
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Arthur Flanigan
Woodsboro
Arthur Allen, Jr
Iss Kitty Simpson
Walter A. Simpson
Emmitsburg
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
James E. Doll
Rockwell Terrace
M. H. Qaster
Philadelphia
Miami
Florida
Hotel McAllister
Jack Lewis
Kensington
Frederick
Sampson L. Young
Rita Simon
Jacob Simon
State law reform proposal gains support in Spokane
Spokane, Wash. Feb. 2. Marat Frank G Sutherlin of Spokane believes the state legislature should be abolished and power vested in an elected commission. Citing the success of commission government in Spokane, he asserts millions of dollars annually could be saved by applying the same system to the state.
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Spokane
Wash
Marat
Frank G Sutherlin
Fredericktonian Sole Survivor Of Ickes
Mrs Mary Wilson Hodgson, survivor of the Ickes upheaval, was cited as the sole survivor of the Ickes purge at the Interior undersecretary office. The firing extended to West's aides, with West himself left in place only briefly before removal. Hodgson, longtime aide to the late Congressman Burns, was appointed on merit.
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Itha
Interior
Harold J. Ickes
Charles H. West
Apital
Mary Wilson Hodgson
Albert W. Con‘don
College Pars
Ickes
West
Ohio
Congress
Roosevelt
Hodgson
Joseph W Burns
Home Made Trap Kills Man in Chicken House
Fayetteville West Virginia February 2 A home rigged chicken thief trap leads to a murder charge against John Dixson after E E McDowell was found dead in the chicken house with a torn left leg from shotgun slugs Dixson says he mounted a shotgun inside the hen house and tied the trigger to a doorknob the trap was set after about 50 chickens vanished Neighbors reported hearing shots and screams around 3 am but did not investigate until morning Dixson released on bond pending grand jury action.
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Fayetteville
W. Va
John Dixson
E. E. McDowell
McDowell
Dixson
R. J. Thrift
In Memoriam Cooke Martha Butler Cooke
In memory of my dear mother Martha Butler Cooke who passed away February 2 1929 high years have passed since that sad day the one I love was called away God to ease her need it was his will but in my heart she liveth still past her suffering past her pain cease to weep for tears are void she who suffered is at rest gone to Heaven with the blessed
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West Patsck Street
Public Service Commission of Maryland
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of
Baltimore Choy
Brunswick
Maryland
Public Service Commission of Ataryland
Office of the Commission
Baltimore
Frederick County
Harvard Ag apparatus tests solid forms and air density
Harvard University researchers describe an apparatus that presses water into five distinct solid forms and can compress air into a substance as dense as water, implying new material tests and density manipulation.
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Harvard University
Local business and notices span multiple venues in Frederick area
Local items announce a variety of services and events including a pastry shop relocation to 531 North Market and a Virginia Care Shop move to 217 North Market, a dance at Mountainside Inn with Mabel Sarre and May West rival show, plus ads for beauty shops, heating oil, and local auctions. Also notes a church dinner, a turkey event, and a milk supply ad from Wertheimer Farm with market listings.
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Mountainside Inn
Mabel Sarre
Maldred Frederick
West
Eddie Stull
Ebert
Frederick
North Market
Junior No
North Market St
Virginia Care Shop
North Market Street
Carmack
Ebert's Electric Pastry Shop
Frederick County Lutheran Service Urges Attendance
A garbled parish notice from Frederick Maryland invites attenders to a Lutheran Evangelical church event. The text mentions a Saturday or Wednesday scheduling fragment and references Market Street and a local auto owner. The exact date and details are unclear but the notice centers on church attendance and community arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick CounTy
EvangeLestutheran i Church
Frederick
Qaureday
Beals
Weteck
Pot Hey
Fragmented OCR Reads Like Local Notice Fragment
License Commissioner of Frederick County Maryland announces a window from January 26 to February 2 1933 involving paper hanging straw vendors and market activity. The readable text includes references to Apples and Starks and a Black Twig quarter market.
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Marker
Apples
Appler of Starks
Black Twig Quarty Market
G, Ed, Sivers
Frederick County
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Arack
Heta F.hann
Lae Halas
Millard L. Hson
Harris Hann
Hage
Frank A. Lease
J. H. Schmitt
East Patrick Street
Me. Olivet Cemetery
C. E. Cline and Son
Grace E. Bopst
Bion E. Boast
West Seventh Street
Benjamin W. Meeks
Jesse N. Smith
Melvin Wrepp
B. A. Crist
Frederick N. Straley
Harvey G. Kemp
C. Ralph Kline
Mt Oover
M. R. Etchison and Son
Margaret Reglin Thompson
Herbert G. Thompson
Quinn A. A. E
G. A .Pawk
HL. McClendon
John Leeks
Joseph Harvey
Garland Harris
Charles Puffin
Harry Maker
Chas. Washington
Samuel Dorsey
Harry Barnes
Fairview Cemetery
Mr. R. Etchison and Son
Funere
League
Young Women Democrats
Wotbee
Joves
Linden
Ther
MM Sel
Brooklyn
Howard Franke
Mina
New York
Jai
Gen
Peemi
Hes
Ned
Baw
Rudy Cordell
Corée
Daugh Harveys
Bliss Virginia Suter
Donald W. Hogerich
Veteran's Hospital
Washington
Fredericktonian
Creagerstown Grange
Thurmont Town Hall
Sridge
Beviah Stull
Roy Fisher
Fisher
George i Hubbard
D. V. Holier
Williems
Aant Co Pas
Atsa Towish
Harvey H. Carmack
Ruth Phebus Beauty Shop
East Third St
ST. Bliems
Pauline Buckingham
Jefferson Inn
Guy Fisher
Jefferson Tan Orchestra
Weil Bros
Earthe’s Palace
Grace E. Boost
M. J. Grove Lime Coo
Presbyterian Church
Price Tie
E. T. Keeney
S. Market
Wertheiner Farm
Dietrich & Gambrill, Inc
Carroll St. Fredenecs, Ma
Ces Pa
Casa
Carehouse
Chagel Alley
Tair
Frederick Junk Company
F.L. Gastley & Sons
Rederick
MD Brass
SS Muskutst Ph It
Cille’s
N. Market St
Bath
West Fourth St
Patick Street
Market Street
East Church St
Commercial Bank of Maryland
South
South Market Street
Ernest D Mfichath
Patrick St
Fred 'K
Braddock Pike
Rosemont
East Third Street
Fae Pry
West Pat Stick Street
Paganes
Schroeder
Vipsey
Zelda
Sut
Ing CO
Citizens National Bank
Wyezens National
Dom Ani
Frederick, SD
Noah E. Cramer
Center Street
Abadisi Street
East Thira Street
Northarket
East Second Street
West Third Street
Noah E Cramer
Court St Frederick
MD Lee Head
Kinistes D. Baker
Joy EH. Baker
Joseph McDivtt
Joe OX
Robert A
Ted
Jence
Bantars Sterna, Cashier
D. Racrit
Zia Merman
Clasistant Cashier
TED —Young Lady
Brad Sleseres
Secretarial Pevenced
Lil. Z-Fdsr
Lewis M. Stonseller
Jaser
Baker
Cuakces H. Coney, M. D
John S. NeWnstan
James H. Gambrill, JR
Dante. Bauer, JR
Hermes D. Baker
H. Baker
Archibald £. Fisher
Extas B. Ranseyre, J
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
True Copy
Testis Frank Harper
Cnet
Fland
Joseph W. Long
DAISY H._LONG
Dy ' Atlas Wines & Liquors, Inc
Harry C. Hartsough
N. Market St. Frederick
John E. Kinsey
E. Taird St. Frederice
MD RS
Harry Hartsough
Sec. & Tress
West Patrick Street
Gulesipso Marino
Cathering Marina
General Assembly of
Maryians
Gower
Market St
Macadam Road
Keefer M. Koogle
South Market
Liberal Commission
Reading
P_ LUTHER RICE
Western Barace
Luther Rice Real Estate and Insurance
Grayson Stevens
Third St
Potts & Griffin
Orin
Potts & G&ip
Sane
KEY Ceey. Sales, Inc
Prompliess
REY Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Boone
Midita
Putra
Arlen Purana
Vreet Cade
Dienh Reaard
BECKS
Beck's
Yanges
Farnsworth Restaurant
East Patrick St
Howa Vincent
Dept. of
Accis
Sid Street
Farneworth’s
Hennery and
Chester White
Farrow
Ayreshire
Paul S. Rudy
Middletown
City
Hagerstown Equipment Co. Inc
Hagerstown
Planos
Colin
Cramer
Palace Music
Qak— Land
John White
Buckeystown Station
Margaret A. Bauver
Timberland i
New Market District
Pakane
Amos A. Holter
Atty Qistite
Eighth Street
Constance B. Snavely
Buckeystown
Possession & Mechanics
Freacaryt
Hion E.imaerson
Assignce
Ubang
Russell V. Lewis
Cedi Grove
T. B. Hayward
Nori Frederick
Harmony Grove
Jateh Red Pack
Tristes
Chas. S Houck
Northea Frederick
Liberte Road
Joseph H. Stine
Daysville
East Wei-Freak
Lewistown
Glenn EB. Crum
Pres Erick
Gax Howe Price
Frederick, Maryland
Walter E. Borall
Williass B. Cutshall
W. Clinton McSherry
Ernest R. Shriver
Louis L. Wilcox
Clarpe A. Want
Janes H. Grove, Jn
G. Ravziend Shreiey
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance
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