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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1934

Page

8

Local Man Found Dead After Train Incident Near Mount Airy

The body of 29 year old Shipley, son of E L Shipley, was found beside the tracks between Monrovia and Ridge, Ohio, after a Baltimore and Ohio train struck him as he headed from New Market to Mt Airy to see motion pictures. Coroner P Bowers and deputies conducted a hearing but found no foul play. inquest deemed necessary. The man had left his home after chores on Saturday to visit Mt Airy, carrying a cigar. a burned house fragment and odor supported accidental death theories.

Balsmore McAry Charles EL Saipley Monrovia Ridge Sineay Mormins Siruce Lusmsee Gaerman Rion Ime Magese Bowers Shipley Wiliam Rs New Market Wilts Forth Mt. Airy More and Ohio R. E Eader Sec Eader Wilks

Son Of The Fox Exery Wins A Bluesload

A colt named Son Of The Fox Exery wins a bluesload at Aqueduct. A foal of Gal lant Fox named Gallant Prince is groomed at Bel Air for a foal show. A rider was fatally injured after a freight incident. funeral arrangements follow. Surviving relatives include two sisters Mrs Linssay Stunkie and Muss Ing Shivier, and two brothers Stewart and Donald Shipley. Funeral Wednesday morning at the save home.

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Local Notices And Social Briefs From Brunswick Area

Interment noted for Rev C W Jordan at Taylorsville cemetery. Elda Frances Burrs and Thomas Moore wed in Leesburg Virginia December 22 by Rev Jesse H Hobbs. Various Knoxville and Baltimore visits and church events are mentioned, including Christmas dinners and health recoveries of Mrs Charles Capper and Mrs Howard Lewis, plus multiple family updates from the Leopold, Ayres, Blackburn, and Lewis households.

Knoxville F A Burvis Margaret Baltimore Joseph Leopold Barmey Ayres Marie Blackburn Elma Lewis Wo Leopold Chrismas Dinper Mrr James Leopold Airs Mary Ayres Marc Blackburn Elma Farney Ayres Charles Capper Knoxvile Albert Porter Gou Spes

Christmas Dinner Hosted by Creagerstown Families

A Creagerstown gathering at Mr and Mrs Charles Longsear Crea gerstown featured relatives including Floyd Weuner and daughters Frances and Dorothy from Racey Ridge, Leroy Rhodes and family, and Theodore Long plus guests. Music and refreshments followed a festive day with several attendees visiting and celebrations continuing into the evening. Arrests and local incidents are briefly noted alongside routine community updates and a return from vacation by Miss Helen Pearson.

Floyd Weuner Frances Dorothy Racey Ridge Leroy Rhodes Charlies Akd Stanley Catherne Ane Raymond S Viana Prederick Theodore Long Proutteter iDepur George Dutrow Wim Os‘baugh Linestown Parse Wachtere New Midway Theodore Longs Ars Frances Wetzel Arthur Haugh Hagerstown Raynwaad Stone Fourth Street Frederick Charles Long Fajgd Wesel Charies

Don’t Get Up Nights Use Buchu and Gin

Historical note fragment mentions a 25e test and remedies with buchu and gin. The garbled text references pain relief or prevention ideas and a scattered list of names and places, with no coherent event or outcome.

Word Building Contest Promises 25 Prizes at Amoco

American Oil Company invites entries in a coined-word contest using letters from AMERICAN OIL COMPANY. Words must be three or more letters, with optional final letter from the alphabet not in the name. Prizes awarded by quality and quantity. entry blanks available at Amoco stations.

American Oil Company AMOCO

Word Building Contest Rules from American Oil Company

The advertisement explains entry rules for a word-building contest. Entries are open to the public with no purchase required. judges decide the heat list and winners will be announced after the decision. Employees or their immediate families are ineligible to enter. all submitted words become property of American Oil Company. Contest closes January 31, 1934, with postmark deadline January 21, 1934. Entrants may submit multiple words, using letters from AMERICAN OIL COMPANY with one extra final letter of their choice. In case of ties, duplicate prizes are awarded.

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