Deaths and funeral notices span illness and age near Keysville
Obituaries record Mrs Elisabet Sheth Miyers dying at home near Keysville at 4 20 am on Sunday from age related infirmities. She was 81 years 7 tombs and 15 days, twice married, with two sons and 15 grandchildren. Funeral at 10 am Wednesday at Bersville Lutheran church. Also reported are details of Mr Harry J Henderson 21, a Navy veteran with TB treatment, burial in Knoxville cemetery after services at St Marks Episcopal, and Oscar R King and George P Panamaker deaths with service plans to be announced. The notices list surviving relatives in Minneapolis Baltimore and beyond, with references to home addresses and funeral directors C E King & Son.
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Slizabeth
Myera
Elisabeta Sheth Miyers
Keysville
Stenday
Thomas Ats
R. Evants
George FE. Myers
Priscills Moser
Owings Bills
Harveys Fogle
Washington, D. C
Bersvile Lutheran Church
P. H Wily Tor
John Kiser
James Kiser
Exes River
Aimee Dehott
J. P. Werbright
S. R. Werbright
Brute H. Rouser
Afinneapolis
Minn
John A Rouzer
Thurmon
Houzer
Robert
Carolie (Byer
Clubscon
Buer
Norbert L
Oak Terrace Saratorium
Jennie Niderhouse
Wasnesboro
Minneapolis
Thurmest
Thurmon Cemetery
Harry J. Henderson
Harry Lee Henderson
Joseph E. Chew
Brunswick
Sibilasville
U. S. Navy
Rome
Louise Henierson
Petersville Road
Grover N. Jenkins
St. Mark's Episcopal Parish
Knoxville
C. H Ft
Oscar Richard King
Oscar R. King
Uth Street
Baltimore
Termristien
Frost Keag
Germany
Ernes
O. King
Besnan
Abetro Urcthes
Lather King
Plecseam
David King
Florence Flory
Relay
Patsy
Hagerstonm
Airs
G. C. Grove
Ars
H.C. ifcHimny
A_ . Tobler
Lettie Souder
Provence
Rand
Ebert George
Afiss Pe Souder
Charles Everhart
Ins
Ss ‘Jamies
ZeHa Nunn
W. E. Burt, Jr
Sible Hospital
Washington
Russel Frye
Local man recovers after two weeks at Fred Cry Hospital
Among The Sick Ms Maren E Brown, a local Gi man, spent two weeks confined at home following treatment at Fred Cry Hospital. He is getting along very likely. A new invisible ray increases visibility, though the text is garbled.
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Maren E. Brown
Fred Cry Hospital
Enraged Civilians Demand Troops in French Capital Assault
Reported in January this year enraged civilians clashed with troops in Paris as demonstrations surged. The capital faced continued unrest with streets facing significant confrontations and security responses amid ongoing political tension.
Absence Made Her Heart Grow Colder In The Innocent Wife
Bruce Catton reviews The Innocent Wife by Colette. The tale follows Colene a devoted wife who endures separation as her husband travels abroad. Slowly friends reveal his flaws, changing her view. she discovers she does not miss him as much as she thought. The novel, noted for delicate irony and lucid clarity, remains easy to read with farce overtones.
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Colene
Ievel
South Ameye
Sim
Colette
Fac
Farrar and Rinehart
Wills Bacon Wedding in Washington DC
Edward Wits and Mary Sac of Washington DC wed in a ceremony conducted by Rev Dr Henry G Kietts at the Evangelical Reform church on Wednesday at oclock. Music was provided by the Cassel Music Club with a program featuring Your Songz From Parade and other selections.
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Wills—Bacon
Edward Wits
Mary Sac
Washington, D. C
Henry G_ Kietts
Squeeze Takes Big Slam Hand in Bridge Problem Replay
The article details a bridge puzzle where South must decide on six spades after West opens two clubs. It explains a squeeze scenario with diamonds and hearts and analyzes how West’s opening choice and discards influence the possibility of a small slam, noting potential improvements for West and the counterplay by Mrs Hoffmeier.
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South
Siam
Wess
Beve2ng
Amenean
Learme
West
Smaigmond
Acvez
South Wine South
Bing of
Diamonds
West Ma
Herety
Dee Ie
Local notes from Lovettsville and vicinity
Feb notices list residents traveling and returning home from Laurel Sumter and Hagerstown. Movements include George Wist moving farms, the McHimney household entertaining guests, and births announced at Sible Hospital Washington. Community events cover church meetings and a fort road project update with labor details.
Local Ments Fellow The Crowd To Guinea s Dance
The item notes a gathering at Monocacy Inn with mentions FAO and a group called Ereymody iacies ik, Gens 15 Welsome. The fragmentary text hints at a local social event or notice but details are unclear.
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Guinea
FAO
Community Events and Sales Flood Main Street Listings
A jumble of social events and notices dominates the page. Dance at Fisher's with a 10-cent admission invites all on Thursday night in the social room with Valentine cards and jewelry ads scattered alongside a school performance by St. Johns students and a Trinity M. E. Church comedy night. Local sales include secondhand clothes, bargains at Groff, and dairy milk for sale. A Ford show and a fireworks of prize drawings at United Fire Co. House highlight the week, with charity and admission prices listed, plus a parish notices board and a sale at 620 North Market. The cluttered page mixes community notices, theater, and shopping in February listings.
Among County Women's Clubs Among County Women's Clubs New Market Club
New Market Homesteaders Club hosted by Mr Vo OW Nicodemus at Atomrovis on February 1 with ten members and a visitor responding to roll call. Various members presented papers on art and literature and an invitation to a card party at Harmony Grove on February 9 was announced. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Murray Etzler's home on March 1 with Miss Pearson expected.
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New Market Club
New Market Homestaker’s Club
Vo OW Nicodemus
Atomrovis
Murry Exzier
Wiliam Zimmerman
Harmony
Grove Club
Hove
Pretesicks
William Zimmerman
New Market
Pine
Mary McGolerie
V. T. Watkins
V. W. Nicodemus
Sfiss
Jesse Shawbaker
Victor Hugo
William Zim- Imrerman
J Uanberger, Jr
The
Beast
Lucile Nicodemus
Betthoven
Sephen Poster
Mra. Etzler
Murray
Etzler
Ballenger Club
Nelie Trundle
Ballenger
Cius
Preston Zimmerman
L. C. Horns
E C. Renn
Michael Pu
Childern’s
Piano Soo
Catherine
T. P. Cutter
Braddock Heights
Howard T. Smith
Libertytown Club
Locaine Simpson
Libertytown Women's Club
Bruce Hammond
America
Ella Boordan
Overstreet
O. B. Stone
Harry Monishsur
Ella Rlordar
Edwin Dertlbiss
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George P. Panamaker
George Peter Pecamaker
Wexminster
and Airs
Robert E. Lee Hutchins
Mr. Pamamaker
Pennsylvania Avenue
Westminser
David Ho
Hannah Bixler Panamater
Abs
Carrie Marnix
Eatmere
Roy S. Miller
Linthicum Hert
Laura Panamaker
Westm 2Iso
William Panameker
Balmore
Ballymore
Mary Wentz
Vero
Calmm T. Fring
Tateyiona
Mary L. Kirkman
Balimon
Fes
May Kerkman
Wakes
Man
Hee
CWA
Fimea
Rockr Ridge
Beker
Mary Baker
Anna
Mah Green
Vernon Grovel
Harvey Crem
Charles Eckencode
Kenneth Bacrick
Prashour
Mary Jane Acbax Wa Bentz
Aigaret Crem
Anza Lee Troxel
Luc Fisher
Vivian Shord
Annahelie Pishex
Ruth Zentz
Elsie Woodward
Boies
John Hirgentrode
Paul Smith
Kenneth Anders
Docali Dintermian
Norman Sharrez
Bruce Catton
Tae Somiicon
Iveez R. Cnex
Millacd Apsieserger
WM E. M¢Erenney Secretars
American Bridge League
Gamomis
D.scerd
Ena
Assidae
Lovettsville
Brodberk Hall
Cassair
James Bicom
Airman Desee
Fort Road
Trever
Federal Transigat Bure
Frederck
RK. W. Domizn
Sronwadeut
Bureau Med
Siti
Siete Roses Commission
Siste Forestey Departmin
Wasengien
Sam
Paykaar Ase
C. Thomas Kemp Cesasinen
Eupa Pan
Fisher's
U. B
Washington Street School
Dietrich and Gambrili
Carrol B. Predezicx
Rems
Derge Jewelry
Pictte
L .Tyler
Market St. Remsbergs
Ker
Mince Brown Bros
W. Patrick
PeSorusry
North Market
ST. Johns School
Auditerium
Mae
Agapathy
Calvin
Dofler
Trinity M. E. Church
Pam
Anne
Groff
el Néerariss
Begonias
Primrose
United Fire CO
State Armory
Prederict
Prederice. Motor Company
Elmwood Dairy Parm
Charles Wertheimer
Ford Motor Company
Frederick Theater
TEE Prederich Motor CO
Frederick, Md
Frederick June Company
Prask Gastley
Chapel Alley
Taitd
E. Tatd St
Strath Pede
the News-Post
Ate
George E. Glessner
Frederick
Noah B. Cramer
Ameritas
Penny Boys
Anc Sa
Patrick ST
Noah Z. Cramer
C.t
Peoples Service Drug Stores
Burtie’s
Old Glory Cafe
Sands
Kasd Barthlow and
Meisling
Citizens National Bank
Frederick, SD
Josefsy D. Baker
Charman
Hotel D. Bakes
John H. Baser
Joszees McDivir
Willian G. Zimmerman
Lassver G. Duval
Travers Thomas
Asaatant Cashier
Josefh D. Baker
Tuomas BH. Hauer
Chastes H. Costey
M. D
Joan S. Newwax
Jomef H. Gaertn, JR
Holmes D. Baker
Dantee Baker, JR
Joan H. Baren
Extas B. RamMseere
Archibald E. Fisurr
Sindow
Apaty
South Market
East South
Yom Rhoads
Siset Pane
Claree Place
Ida Zuz
Mersien
Bradcocke Heights
Jeffersss
JeRevson
Young Women’s Democratic League
Francis
Przt
Baax Ban Sat
A. R. Thompson
Singer
DIP Nets
Asa
Reni-My
Thriaie Vrs Synelie
Churen
Tyson
Thomas J
Abarde i
Potts & Griffin
Potts and
Griffin
Hickman
G.tea
Ceca
Tee Realtor
Pipth Byrzot
New Waleingtos
Ax Poultry Avery
Siemens West
Joseph BO Lochner
Chevrolet
Seush Marke
Ise
Prederick County
Asma Reich
Jane Zmmerman
Catselae Johusion
Fannie Zintmecman
Petit Or
Frederice
Marpland
A. D
Frederick County
Maryland
Arthur D. Willard
Albert 9. Brown
Eli G. Haggh
Orphans’ Court
Atarsland
Ida J. Dronenburg
Mil Beneme
Xald
George A. Pearre, JR
Frank C. Forwood
Marriand
Charles A Ngrwood
Samuel G. Duvall
Exeyan
Ciuh
Morigegee
Fryee
Ampani
SALE
Febnlary
Darris Farm
Mt. Ephraim
Barrick Farm
Belfman
Woeedsbero
Harvey M. Care
Mt Pleasant
Secker
Pleasant Grove
John Lawson
Feo
RB. Weber
Chaiman
Katherine Page
Robert Davis
al Short
Mussiong
O. B. Baker
Faose
Edgardis
Rosem Davis
Robert Winsor
Jean Purdum
Laura Davis
R. B. Wener
Nora Davis
Mos
Aubrey Devis
Ethel Laxieger Duvall
Az Davis
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