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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1935

Page

6

Holzapfel and Prior Nuptials in New York

Miss Marian Elizabeth Prior and Mr. William McClare Holzapfel wed Saturday night at Congregational Church in Brooklyn. The bride wore her mother's gown and was supported by maid of honor Miss Emersley. bridesmaids included Julia and Caroline Holzapfel. Brethren and cousins served as ushers. reception followed. The groom, a Hagerstown native, works as a ticket agent and will return to Frederick Friday.

Frederick Congregational Church Brooklyn N. Y Marian Elizabeth Prior Foster Prior Mr. Prior William McClare Holzapfel Henry Holzapfel, Jr Hagerstown Steen Howard A. Prior Mary Emersley Julia Holzapfel Caroline Holzapfel Jerry Crosby Fane Anderton Maplewood N. J Henry Holzapfel, III Lynn Keller Hagers Town James D. Hudson, Jr Lansdowne Donald Kepler Roswell Kepler East Orange Henry Hasslinger Elmer Rehberger Baltimore Holzapfel University of Maryland Blue Ridge Transportation Company

Illness and Injuries Hit Local Residents in Myersville and Nearby Areas

Among the sick are Columbus Haupt confined to bed in Myersville and William Wagner at home with a severe cold. Etta Lowman improves at Mt Airy from grippe, while R M Peacock recovers in Mt Airy after influenza. Wetzel in Mt Airy up again after weeks at home. Kepler returns home from Frederick City Hospital after an operation. Joe Hagan in Mt Airy Junction heals from a dislocated shoulder from a calf incident. Kennedy children remain ill with griore, and Stewart Filby sprains foot in a fall. Jane Murphy and Elizabeth Etchison with cold and chickenpox kept at home. William Peyton, once of Brunswick, recovering in Philadelphia after amputations from a 25-year-old injury, with sister Edw. Carr visiting.

Columbus W. Haupt Myersville William E. Wagner Airy Etta V. Lowman Grippe R. M. Peacock Mt. Airy A. C. Wetzel Chrum A. Kepler Middletown Frederick City Hospital Joe Hagan Mt. Airy Junction Billy Buddy Kathrine Kennedy Frank E. Kennedy Second Street Stewart Filby East Fifth Street Jane Murphy Howard Murphy Elizabeth Etchison Edward Etchison A. Hart Etchison North Market Street Wiliam Peyton Brunswick Philadelphia Peyton Edw. D. Carr

Miss Evelyn Healty Visits Then Returns to Baltimore

Miss Evelyn Healty spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs B J Beatty and Mr Ally then returned to Baltimore where she is employed at the Piccadilly Night Club. Mr Lewis 4 Burck on West South street celebrates his 89th birthday as a longtime member of Independent Hose Company and St John s Catholic church. John and Mrs Delauter visit Wayne sboro relatives with Emma McKendrick accompanying home to Delauter home in Frederick.

Evelyn Healty B. J. Beatty Ally Baltimore Piccadilly Lewis Burck West South Street Independent Hose Company St. John’s Catholic Church John Delauter Frederick Frank McKendrick Waynesboro Emma McKendrick Delauter

Life Sacrificed A Martyr to Science

Lucretia Wider, 23, a Minneapolis laboratory technician, died after a rabbit scratched her during experiments in hope of curing a mysterious disease that has afflicted thousands. A few drops of urine fell into the windmill residue, and doctors could not save her.

Lucretia Wider Minneapois Millen

Deaths tolls and marriages in Maryland area this week

Obituary notices report the death of Millard Calvin Stull a Creagerstown farmer and Grange master at Frederick City Hospital after an appendectomy He leaves a wife and several children and is to be buried in Creagerstown cemetery Also announced is the death of Helen LaRue Stonesifer at Taneytown aged 26 with funeral services at Trinity Lutheran Church and burial at Baust Church cemetery Other obituaries include Isabell Prater formerly of Tramsville and Harry R Crum a Howard county farmer who died of a heart attack at his Woodbine home Also noted is the death of Mrs Sarah A Haines widow of Charles Haines in Rohrersville aged 69 with services planned at Bethel A B Church and burial in Rohrersville cemetery.

Millard C. 6Toll Millard Calvin Stull Creagerstown Frederick City Hospital Stull Carrie Stull Point Pleasant Calvin H. Stull McPherson Farm Thurmont Norval Wilson Charles Kenneth Frederick Norman Ohio Robert Swink Paul Harrold Joseph Stonesifer Helen LaRue Stonesifer Joseph T. Stonesifer Taneytown Charles Edward Joseph T Charles HE Bessie L. Bollinger Shean Stonesifer Silver Run A. T. Sutcliffe Trinity Church Baust Church Detmar Riffie Raymond Saubie John Chenoweth Elwood Baumgardner David Hess David Smith Isabell Prater Bryn Mawr Philadelphia Tramsville Riggs Sanitarum Frederick News Mary Kirk Chester William Prater Lucy Gibbs Blanche Bowman Bethel A M, E M. M. Lewis Westchester, Pa Harry R. Crum Woodbine Howard County Mr. Crum Hanson Matilda Crum Mary A. Crum Roy W Elbert C Fred H. Crum Mane Crum William B. Crum Lisbon J E. Coursey Albert Barth Karl Mumford Mt. Olivet C. M. Waltz Sarah A. Haines Charles Haines Rohrersville Bethel A. B. Church Cecil F Harold Haines Paul S. Miller Rohrersvile Millard McBride Albertc Samuel McBride Middletown Clara O. McBride C. R. Secrist Rohrersville Cemetery

Mrs Caroline Nusbaum Dies at 91 in Westminster

Funeral services were held in Westminster today for Mrs Caroline Nusbaum 91 widow of Samuel Nusbaum who died at the home of her niece Mrs Charles R Foutz after a year of bed confinement from a fractured toe. She was present at Gettysburg and distinctly heard Lincoln's address. She had lived in Westminster for thirty years and was active in St Pauls Reformed Church. Rev Dr Harry N Bassler officiated.

Westminster Caroline Nusbaum Samuel] Nusbaum Charles R. Foutz Foutz Harry N Bassler S Paul's Reformed Church

Merchant Dies Francis V. Staub in Frederick

Francis V Staub a Frederick merchant for nearly fifty years died Monday after a two year illness. The funeral will be held Wednesday at 9 oclock at St Johns Catholic church with burial in St Johns cemetery.

Francis V. Staub Frederick Orlock St. John's Catholic Church St. John's Cemetery

D A R Congress Set For April 15 To 20

Frederick Chapter D A R held a meeting at Mrs Roland W Harbaughs on South Market Street to discuss the Continental Congress and related matters The Maryland Society luncheon is planned for April 19 at the Mayflower Hotel Washington and attendees will be welcomed at the White House on April 20 Several fundraisers funded a library table tribute and the chapter endorsed Mrs Henry Robert for National Society treasurer general A feature article and readings were presented and Mrs Malcolm Stickney to serve as page at the 44th Continental Congress

Maryland Society Mayflower Hotel Washington Franklin D. Roost«velt White House William R. Magnu Maryland Socet Constitution Hall Frank M. Dick Cambridge National Society A. R Henry Robert Baltarmore Becker Miriam W. Feeley Elizabeth Sheetenheim Near Liberty Grayson E. Bowers National Defense Ethel J. Brandfield George Washington Hammond & Clar Malcolm Stickney Harbaugh Isabel Zimmerman Baltimore Zimmerman

Pickels Runkles Tie Knot In Baltimore Ceremony

Miss Nelle Frances Runkles daughter of Mr and Mrs M V Brinkles wed Thomas H Pickels son of Mr and Mrs Thomas H Pickels of Catonsville in a Harlem Park Methodist Episcopal church ceremony conducted by Rev O B Langrail. The bride attended Western Maryland College and Maryland Institute in Baltimore and recently resigned from a Baltimore post. The groom, formerly of Richmond Kentucky, will join Continental Oil Company in Baltimore. couple plans to reside in Baltimore. Miss Runkles had a shower Wednesday evening.

Pickels—Runkles Harlem Park Methanist Epiersal Church Baltimore M Nelle Frances Runkles M. V. Brinkles Afry Thomas H. Pickels Catonsville O B. Langrail Mt. Airy Miss Bunkies Western Maryland College Maryland Institute Nas Moi Pickels Richmond Kyte Associated Continental Oil Company Um Baltimore Miss Runkles

Funeral Notices for Miss Mary Fout and Mrs Edith DeLauter

The funeral for Miss Mary Catherine Fout, 85, of Ballenter Creek near Frederick, was held today at 11 from Harry E. Carty Co. funeral home. Rev. John Thaw officiated. she was survived by sister Miss Elizabeth Fout of Pearl. Burial Mt Olivet Cemetery. Also, funeral for Mrs Edith Margaret DeLauter, wife of Alvert DeLauter, proceeded from her Harmony Grove home today at 11. Rev. Dr. John G. Traver and Rev. R. Sherry conducted services with Anton Bvorak music. Pallbearers listed. burial Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Etchison Sons Funeral Directors.

Mary Catherine Fout Perth Harry BE. Carty Co Miss Fout Sife Lewis Mary Fout Ballenter Cresk Road Frederick Elizabeth Fout Pearl John Thaw Harry E. Carty Go Edith Margaret DeLauter Alvert DeLauter Warmony Grove Glock John G. Traver R. &. Sherry Anton Bvorak Hart Etchison Lawrence E. Baker Harold M. Dutrow Nevin A

Among County Women's Clubs Mt Pleasant Club

Mt Pleasant Woman's club hosted a covered dish supper in Mt Pleasant Hall with a short program of skit piano reading plus games and prizes. Attendees included Katie Stup Ruth Crani se Vera Buckey Rebecca Holland Lorene Barrick Pauline Etzler Helen Pearson Rudell Eller Robert Crum and many others.

Mt. Pleasant

Merryland Tract Club Observes Meeting and Plans Supper

Mrs. H G Erdman hosted the Merryland Tract Club with twenty seven members and seven guests. Officers appointed two demonstrators and a citizenship program featured songs talks and readings. The next meeting shifts to March 1 at Mrs H A Kefauver’s home. A family trio tours Florida visiting along the coast and Penney Farms.

Merryland Tract Club H. G. Erdman Scotland Maynard Eagle John Souder, Jr Kathleen David Kifer Louise Kifer Imogene Souder H. A. Kefauver

In Memoriam King Remembrance of John W King

In sad but loving remembrance of John W King who died four years ago February 26 1931 Sunshine passes shadows full Love's remembrance outlasts all And though the years be many and few They are filled with remembrance dear father of you By his wife and children.

King John W. King

Federal receipts and deficits rise in midyear report

Washington reports the government has collected about 2.095 billion dollars in receipts through February 4 this year. Expenditures reach 4.106 billion with emergency spending totaling 2.119 billion. The deficit stands at 201.1 million, up 76 million from the same date last year.

Washington Gikeo Treaseury Tees Emdingey

Monday Musicals Meet At Miss Winebrener Home

The Monday Musicals gathered at Miss Caroline Winebrener’s home on North Merket Street with Miss Afargaree Weeber as program chairman. The program featured Grieg piano and violin pieces, a vocal solo, and a Prelude to Peer Gynt, presented by local residents, culminating in a future meeting planned at Mrs. Charles Mullen’s home in two weeks.

Caroline Winebrener North Merket Street Miss Winebrener Muss Jarie Shook I. Byorles R. Baer M. Albaugh J. M. Etchison M. Kent Francis B. Sappington Salvery Lovejr Grieg Joseph T. Pyles Miriam Rhnad Princess Elizabeth Pyles Miss Rhoads Mate F. Alajor E. Bjorlee M. Rhoads Swen M. Weeber I. Bjorlee

Local notices and events roll across Maryland towns

Funeral services for Francis Vv. Staub are announced with assembling at 8:30 a m on February 27 at the large hall. A dance at Guineas Monovacy Inn features Bud Winpigler with a free bus from Second Street at 8:30 p m. An oyster supper and bazaar supports St Peter’s Church at St Peter’s Hall Liberty Town on March 1 and 3. Fisher Property sold on Motter Ave by P Luther Rice broker. Real estate listings urge consultation and listings with Rice. Nite Owls play Tuesday night at Real Gardens formerly Hollywood Gardens with seafood and 10 cent admission. Cap Cramer offers moving services and mine-direct goods from Culler & Heffner.

Real Cardens Hollywood Gardens Nite Owls Charles F Cap Cramer

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New York Groove Hhi Sarah A Haines Lincoln Merchant D. A. R. Congress Emmitsburg Women’s Club of Firemen’s Hall America Charles McNair Charles Gillelan Lewis Topper William Trelber Wm. Troxell Roy Wagaman Charles Horner Harry Boyle Reading Louise Sebold Columbia Carl Horner Roy Bollinger Haile Columbia Chas. Horner Ann Codors Mary Washington R. Dougherty Frank Rowe Walkersville Club Walkersville Women's Club Mary Fulton W. Nelson Stauffer Harry E. Zimmerman County Federation Children’s Aid Society Chas. S. Houck, Jr W. Melson Stauffer Clarence Eaves J. W. Donnan Ruth Donnan Tindbergh Avenue Balti Merchants Jacksonville Orlando St. Petersburg Penney Memorial Penney Farms Fla Memoriam Mt Pleasant Hall MD. Pleasant Mothers of Washington Stree School Frederick Academy Visitation Francis Scott Key Hotel Remsberg Key Fete Frederick Junk Company Frank Gartley Chapel Alley Thid Fourth Sts Realonec Third St Meuth Woodmath Wet Frederton Vitur Wiltim Stones Mart Tate Ea Tay Mub Peters Lok Tchen Sink Chi Aelock A Coagestown Creageroun LY Anders Considine Findenin County Market Street Donald Fearn Yellow Springs Tiano Price Mame Slyi Best of Rencotate Cara News Prederick Frederek Risehandl Rawleigt Tepl West College Lorrie West Foun St Dade Bennett North Market St East Seventh St SOL College Circle Tave Gach Co Rick Street Offich Gourt Street Rowers Lumber Co Ieee Teeem Pp Winebrenner Court Street Richard Potts West Third Street North Market B. Pr. O Kiky Laige Francis Vv. Staub P EL R W. Jarboe Grove Secy St. Peter's Hall Libertytown St. Peter's Church West Patrick St Culler & Heffner Beck R. O Beck's Hatchery Dept. F. Mt. Airy T. Hickman Bath Towo Koma Ownecla Corporation Doubs Washington, D. C Hickman N. W Georgia Fagles Aerie 10687 Best Fountain Service Fire City People's Hwmce Dog Stores Farnsworth Citizens National Bank Citizens National BANK Frederick, MD Joserh D. Baker Holmesd. Baker Joan H. Baker Joserh McDivit William G. Zimmerman Samuel G. Duvall J. Travens Thomas Thomas N. Haber Cuartes H. Conney M. D Joan S. Newman James H. Gaambrill, Jr Holmes D. Baker Daneel Baker, JR Archipald E. Fisher Potts & Griffin Cary Vorts Griffin Noah E. Cramer Piederick State Road Middietown Valley Illic Noam E. Cramer & Bor Maryland Tor Shuian Aywly Sol College Avenue Edger Care News-Post Slate Road Wm. J Hohlenfelder Hiltory George L. Dean Braddock Care News-Poat Fourth Street T. Arnold Whitmore TOR Sale National Cash Register News-Posk NISI Circuit Court For Frederick County Jn Equity Geo BE. Smith Wo. Smith Howard T. Smith Bug. Waugi Grorge W. Vennis Sabetter Eli G. Haugh Orphans’ Court Ramuel UW Greenwald Fanmehs & Mechanics Nat. Bank Ty Ueojamin L Sham Willam Brcary ui—Jow Veo Acard Gas House Road Littleton C. Fox Elegene F. Uaker Courtiouee Paul W. Lee Urbana Tint Wil March Gtalph W Stauffer Walkersville J—larry A Peddicord Unionville Airy Road Hamer Remsberg Cleveland Trout Thos J. Volluse Miditetown Roach Harmony Charles Sheets Yamsville Oscar Cramer Wondsboro Rocky Hill Church Newton Wachter Frederik Ralph Gowers Ladiesburg Msi Joseph M. Catsail Ruckeystown Vernon Smith Edn E. Zimmerman Adms Roger £. Zimmerman Roy Gardner James Hohn New London James W. Baker Warrisville Mt. Alry Frank Worgan Woodshoro David AL Adams Buckeystown-Urbana Rand i—John &. Laremene Mt. Ary J. W. Cordell Jeffermen Ev A Stevens Detour lTews T Umberger New’ Design Rand Herod FL Gordon Mallenger Creek Road Meederick Luther Ride West College Terrace Magnolia Trail Motter Avenues Gilmore R. Flautt Gilmore & Flatt Alog Notve Darth Gilmore R Platt
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