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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1935

Page

6

Fire damages multiple rooms in Frederick County Bank building

Early morning blaze in the Frederick County National Bank building damaged two rooms on the third floor and minor water damage to a second floor apartment. Firefighters used aerial ladders and window ventilation to control the fire within twenty minutes. The fire origin is unconfirmed but suspected to be a cigarette. Occupants escaped without smoke injury. one tenant lacked fire insurance.

Frederick County Natonal Bank Paul Roderick Grace Cutsall William French Roderick Miss Catsail Rodericks

Funerals Report in Mt Olivet and Local Cemeteries

Multiple funeral notices detail services for Mrs. Susan C Roelke wife of Eugene A Roelke at All Saints church chapel with Rev Douglass Hooff. interment Mt Olivet cemetery. Other services for June Rose Brashears at Mt Olivet chapel led by Rev Gchep with pallbearers listed. burial Mt Olivet. Infant Helen Elizabeth Smith buried Fairmount cemetery. services held at home with Rev E E Williams. funeral directors M R Hitchison and Son.

Susan C. Roelke Eugene A. Roelke All Saints’ Church Douglass Hooff Frank Gambril Albert Angleshower Luther Mahoney Geo, Klipp Chas. Brachey John Shankle Mt. Olivet M. R. Htchison and Son June Rose Brashears Mt. Olivet Chapel Mr. Gchep Methodist Episcopal Church Rockville Grayson H. Stup Frederick Victor Perry Harrison Yule Willbur Perry Capitol Heights Mt. Olivet Cemetery Helen Hilzabeth Smith Glenwood Helen Hill Smith West All Saints Street E. E. Williams Fairmount Cemetery M. R. Etchison Sen

Personal notices of visits and moves around Frederick area

Miss Nadine Fox of Frederick visited Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Robert Luhn and sons Austin and Albert spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Christopher Wuhn near Dickerson. Visitors to Mr and Mrs George Shook Thurmont included Wilbert Unger and daughter Bara Virginia Mrs Harry Topper and Shirley Lee and Alice Gertrude Shin lededek er of Waynesboro PA. Frank Martz and Calvin Harper visited Ray Breichner family in York PA on Saturday returning with Jesse Breichner who heads to Florida today. H J Shriver moved Monday from Maryland Apartment East Third Street to 120 Clarke Place. The latter home is of Mr and Mrs William F Ghilds Jr now of Martinsburg WV. Shriver rented the property. Jesse Hoover's home Sunday visitors included Paul DeLauter and children Melvin Eddie Bertha Jean Franklin of Washington and Mrs Abe Ornansky of Baltimore. Ms and Mrs Wm Kolb near Frederick Texas Gamore son Barbara Frederick.

Nadine Fox Frederick Baltimore Robert C. Luhn Austin and Albert Christopher Wuhn Dickerson George Shook Thurmont Wilbert Unger Bara Virginia Harry Topper Bhirley Lee Alice Gertrude Shin Ledecker Waynesboro Frank Martz Calvin Harper Ray Breichner York Jesse Breichner Maurice Kipp Florida H. J. Shriver Maryland East Third Street Clarke Place Wm Kolb Ear Fredix Tewis Gamore Sun Barbara

Deaths in the Cascade area and Baltimore obituaries

Joel Milton Willard 74 of Cascade died Saturday morning from apoplexy after a two week illness. Survived by wife Emma Punt Willard and children Merle, Kenneth, Mrs. Harry Baker, Mrs. Emma Cline. siblings and a half-brother. Funeral at Bethel Church of God with services by Rev. Cook and Rev. Kipe. Interment at local cemetery. Raymond B. Schwearing aged 37 died in Baltimore. Funeral from sister’s home 1312 North Montford Avenue with Mass at St Catherine’s Church. Infant child of Russell Kidd died near Buckeystown. funeral from the home with burial at Urbana M.E. church cemetery. George W. Peters, funeral director.

Joel M. Willard Joel Milton Willard Cascade Sabillasville Joel Maggie Cover) Willard Lfe Church of God At Bethel Pen Mar Council Emma Punt) Willard Merle Willard Hagerstown Kenneth Harry Baker Emma Cline Cape May N. J Brothers Robert Wilard Smithsburg Charles Harvey Sabiliasville Raymond B. Schwearing Louis H. Schwearing Baltimore Francis A. Harding Montford Avenue St. Catherine’s Church Russell Kidd Buckeystown W. Biggs Elliott Urbana M. EB. Church George W. Peters

DOLITICS SSS Aimed at Roosevelt Policies and Patronage

The piece surveys growing opposition to Roosevelts programs in Congress and labor, noting shifts from protest to potential action. It highlights roll calls on the World Court, work relief and social security debates, patronage unrest, and labor resistance to Ickes Farley Richberg Tugwell. It also mentions a Duncan hearing in Pulaski Va on a white slavery case and possible questioning of Mrs Stoffman.

Senate World Court House Ickes Farley Richberg Tugwell Gots Roosevelt Congress Mr. Roosevelt Mr. Farley Mr. Ickes Duncan Wearing Lawrence Duncan Frederick County Pulaski Jerome Stoffman

Local Notes From Sykesville and Baltimore Area

Sykesville and Baltimore residents are listed visiting, hosting, or recovering. Many names appear with dates and places such as Mrs. Joseph Arrington of Baltimore visiting Springfield Avenue relatives, Raymond Jaggers at University of Maryland Hospital for an appendix operation, and Mary Christine Bennett moved to Maryland General Hospital for observation. Royal and social visits abound including Mr. and Mrs. Celius Brown, Forrest Park guests, and the Philathea class gathering at St. Paul’s M E church with a Valentine theme.

James Barnes Phelps’ Apartments Mary Christine Bennett Maryland General Hospital Estelle Williams Anna F. Seward Ridgely John Willams Liberty Road Robert Frampton Arthur Brown Central Avenue House Dorsey Dwyer Loretta Barcus Queen Annne Norman Webster Charles Ford Richmond Rebecca Haines Freedom Willam Faryer Gypsy Hill J. W. Bounds Leroy Keeney Noble Pole Edwin Mullinix Nevin Ports Otis Harding Eugenia Brown Sykesville Reality and Investment Company Edward L. Beall Springfield Church Mr. Beall Mamie Murphy Robert P. Murphy Baltimore Louis Jane Selby Sykesville Murphy Laura Murphy Dalton Harn Asa Heprer Here E. Amos Ruch Stanley Parks Springfield State Hospital Patrick Carey Mgr Parks Edwin M Mellor, Jr

Swastika Class Meets at Woolshoro Cutheran Church

The Swastika class of the Woolshoro Cutheran church met at Mrs. Charles Hahn's home with Miss Ethel Dorsey as new president. The gathering began with a class song and prayer, and decisions to save two girls per meeting for a future program. Ethel Strine and Ethel Winebrenner were appointed to organize the next event at Mrs. Harold Shorb's home. After business, bingo was played with prizes, followed by refreshments. Attendees included Viola Brashears, Mary Lenhart, Madeline Lootz, Reba Schildt, Inez Flanagan, Catherine Shorb, Elizabeth Hahn, and others. visitors listed as well.

Woolshoro Cutheran Church Charles Hahn Ethel Dorsey Ethel Strine Ethel Winehenner Harold Shorb Viola Brashears Mary Lenhart Ethel Winebrenner Madeline Lootz Reba Schildt Inez Flanagan Catherine Shorb Elizabeth Hahn Robert Grabill Earl Hawkins Kenneth Dev- Albiss Raymond Staley Carl Boller Jessie Brahears Pauline Boller Delors Hahn Junior Boller

Omaha girl faces major operation in Mass

Alyce Jane McHenry, 10, of Omaha Nebraska, travels to Fall River Massachusetts for an operation after a diaphragm rupture has nearly inverted her stomach. She smiles bravely and survives largely on ice cream during illness.

Alyce Jane McHenry Omaha Neb Fall River Mass

Progress Report On Local Notables And Community Events

Updates on Frank L. Stoner and Mayor Lloyd C. Culler show no change in Stoners illness at home while Culler returns to duties after hospital treatment in Baltimore. Pennington Lewis, a 16 year old injured in a Friday auto crash, shows slight improvement at Frederick City Hospital. A Thurmont area surprise birthday party honored Mr Peters of Thurmont with guests from nearby towns including Waynesboro and Pen-Mar. Parkway Church of God reports five conversions with upcoming services led by Rev MacDonnald and special topics and choir plans.

Frank L. Stoner East Second Street Lioyd C. Culler Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore Pennington Lewis North Market Street Frederick City Hospital Parkway Church of God Bible School Mr. MacDonnald

Local sales and community notices from Frederick area shops

Local business promotions include a winter stock sale at Frederick Cloak and Suit Store with deep discounts on dresses and winter merchandise. Community events feature a Guinea’s Monusacy Inn dance with Happy Valley Ramblers, Calvary Methodist evangelistic service led by Rev. O. G. Robinson, Trinity M E Church bake sale, and a Junior Fire Co drum corps card party with prizes. Also listed are brick-laying services, photo sessions, a Braddock Grange chicken and oyster supper, Farnsworth’s restaurant offerings, and poultry for sale with delivery beginning Feb 21.

Frederick Cloak and Suit Store Washington's

See Fire Minstrel Show and Little German Band at Woodsboro

See Fire Minstrel Show and hear the Little German Band play at Woodsboro on Wednesday night February 20 at eight o'clock. Enjoy Eliza Rosewater's Divorce Case, staged by a large cast. Low admission charge. Everyone invited. Amazing Liberal offer under the Federal Housing Act promises hot water steam or vapor heating, coal or oil fuel with nothing down and three years to pay. A. E. Fisher phone 210 heating and plumbing.

Woodsboro Eliza Rosewater Pa. A. E Fisher

Government Official Signatures on February 1938 Document

A dated 1th day of February 1938 shows signatures including A. H. Derr as President AG Mooper as Vice-President JT Renner as Commissioner and Archley R Molesworts as Clerk. The document lists SAT numbers Apr. 345 64 and 2539 references.

AG. Mooper JT. Renner Archley R Molesworts Clek

Wednesday morning eye exams urged by optometrist

Dr M E Watkins asks for more Wednesday morning appointments due to patient load. Time slots reserved by calling 452-1. Also notes optical exam importance and church address 2 West Church.

M. E. Watkins West Church

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HIVE Dolitics Byron Price Bureau The Associated Press Washington Rep H. Forsythe Kathryn W. Forsythe Oakland George Howes Woman's Hospital Irene Teese Joseph Arrington William Hobbs Springfield Avenue Raymond Jaggers University of Maryland Hospital Celius Brown Claude Oursler Wiliam Hobbs William Brown Donald Emma Wilcox Marsden Arthur Wainwright Helen Gennette David Whitely Forrest Park Harry Wilmer Milton Merchant Woodbridge N. J Cody Bell Milton Flohr Charles Dixon Flohrville C. W. Jordan Albert Selby Pikesville Carroll Hollend W. J. Peters Peter Chas. Ridge Lewis Shook Ross Stull Calvin Martin William Domer Grayson Domer Samuel Domer Hilda Peiffer Donald Peters Raymond Peters Norman Pentz Mary Fraley Frances Fraley Marie Domer Isabel Peters Agatha Peters Pauline Eichelberger Louise Stull Rhonda Martin Ruth Lewis Beatrice Domer Ethel Frye May Nell Joyce Peters Dorothy Peters Dorothy Peiffer Plummer Fraley Robert Fraley James Fraley Royston Fraley Roger Ramsburg William Brice Howard Brice Grant Ridge Raymond Brice E. Welsh Melvin Bowers Paul Sweeney Bertron Sweeney Willie Peters Bradley Carbaugh Ernest Carbaugh Clifton Carbaugh Clinton Martin William Martin Edwin Martin Floyd Martin Charles Shook William Slitely Ross Stull, Jr Charles Peiffer Sonny Peters Leo Peters Fred Coyle Pen-Mar Jaen Cora Guinea Monusacy Inn Happy Valley Ramblers Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church O. G. Robinson Westminster J. Ruskin Loy Junior Fire CO. Drum Corps West Patrick St Ber Braddock Grange Hall Farnsworth Ofice Ideal Gardens Hollywood Chas. F Cap Cramer A. M. Shaff Jefferson, Md Singer Singer Sewing Machine CO Frederick, Md Quynn's Hardware Best Fountain People's Service Drug Stores Frederick Junk Company Frank Gastley Chapel Alley Third Fourth Sts Third St FORD Braddock Heights Wile News-Post BECKS Beck'n Hatchery Alry Huy Piederick T. Hickman Hotlel Doubs Md Hargains Hanes Meshington Twickaian 5Th St Georgia Orphans Court of Frieder Samuel Ho Grecnwald Parmens & Megianics Nat Tank Restaymin Treat OiMeer Mos Oon Ash Reds Mehrling's Citizens National Bank Joseph D. Baker Holmes D. Baker Joan H. Baker Joseph McDivit Wim G. Zimmerman Samuel G. Duvall J. Travers Thomas Josefa D. Baker Thomas 8. Haller Charles H. Contey M. D Jonn S. Newman James H. Gambrill, JR Houlmes D. Baker Daniel Baker, JR. Jounn Fl. Baker Archibald E. Fisher Fryers Leghorna Farnsworth's Cilne & Bon Armbulante Charles EB. Staney He-empnsy Bureau Russell M. Aliott James V. Sham Chariss N. Staley Mer Enpelises Janey Wary i—Charleo Staley N Citeene National Bank Floyd Culler Ing Mer. BR Yennes B. Ridenour Deerfield R Floyd J. Culler Andrew Bummers Mé&ngures Floyd GL. Culler Mgr. N. RB Charles Braley Mgr. N. OR Citizens ‘National Bank Charles N Staley A. J. Zimmerman Algus Wat Charles W. Crum Ruskin Loy Omer Frank Doll William Forsman Ira Rout Citizena National Bank C. E, Cline & Son Monlovur Alloyance Modern Lighting” Co Montevue P. L. Nargelt & Co New Hospital Frederick Paint Ie Ginns Frederick ” Brick Works Montevir Bug Lino- Team Ste Colson Merriam Go Allen Staub & Son Tor Montevue Staub Tne Garber Bakong Co Charles N Blaiey Elmer E Beachley Harry Kennedy S-Charles N Staicy Nor. B W—Russell M. Abalt Acc Dent W—Forbes-Murphe Construction Co Tran Rsdigo Halland Faginerr A. H. Derr JNO Weldridge Notary Probe Potts & Griffin Noah E. Cramer Prederick Middletown Valley Noah E Cramer & Son Court Street Kay Woolhe Park Avenue Eward News-Post Welbabee Laldy Wille East Third St West Stier Pevaig Rawleigh Dept Ghester Clit Poxt Teese Care News-Post Second St Penne J. Skoltefelder Middletown Alban M. Wood Pythian Castle National Cash Register B. DeGrange Wilson Madison St Enat Third Street South St Market St West Third St Devich Wm. BD Dowers Lumber Co Batt North Market Richard Potts West Third Street Market Street Ag-Lader Jox W. Meard Gas House Daniel W. Lee Urbana Mint Hill Ralph W. Stauffer Walkersville Narry A. Peddicord Unionville Mt. Airy Clevland Trout Charies Sheets Hamsville Oscar Cramer Rocky Hill Church Newston Wachier Ralph Gowers Cadieshurs Joseph M. Cuteail New London KK Frank V Moergan Oca Newspaper Ra Chivy E Mountain Side Inn Glade Valley Walkersville High School Society Prevention Susan C Roelke A. Roelke P. Luther Ride West College Terrace Trvestora Magnolia Trail Motler Avenues Concult Rica P. Luther Rice Real Estate Gilmore R. Flautt Gilmore R Flautt Frederick City Eitthen Gilmore R Flaudt Det
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