Deaths Silas Wastler and Clara Esterly Listed in Obituaries
Obituary notices report the passing of Silas Wastler a Browns resident and Clara Virginia Esterly of Madison Street. Wastler aged about 67 was a member of the local lodge and a former railroad brakeman. Esterly is described as the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Evans and the widow of C H Foerster. Services for both were held at local funeral homes with interment in nearby cemeteries.
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Silas Wastler Las Wastier
Browns
Jober Dass T
Ko Jennings
Jed
R. Bent
Narles Elmer Ho'be Crees
Georg
Haryies Coleman
Pythias Lodge
Fraomt
Tes Jt
Winaheim
Creager
Taterment
Clara V. Esterly
Clara Virginia Esterly
Uches
Madisons
Funeral notices list Washington DC and Baltimore services
Funeral details show low Mass and memorial services conducted by Rev m C and Rev F R Seibel Jr for several individuals, with pallbearers named Wilam Dabel, Maurice Miller, Albert Wachter, Martin Wachter, Ira Stull, Edward Wachter, Clayton Wachter, and others. Services occurred at Olivet Cemetery and nearby locations, with specific recalls and hymns performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Ly
Bloomfield
F. R. Seibel, Jr
Kresge
Tae
A. Hart Etchison
Albert L. Wachter
Martn L. Wachter
Ira S. Stull
Eawardiss Wachter
Col Thompson Dead in Leesburg Civil War Vet 89
Col Magnus S. Thompson, 89, Loudoun County Civil War veteran, died at his Leesburg home after a long illness. Born in Stephens Depot, Va., he served as Confederate courier at Manassas and Castleman's Ferry, later joining the Independent Partisan Rangers. He moved to Loudoun 13 years ago after a Navy Department career of 44 years. Services Monday at 2:30 p.m. at Leesburg Presbyterian Church, burial in Leesburg Cemetery.
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Leesburg
Magnus S. Thompson
Loudoun County
Thompson
Stephens Depot
Frederick County
Issl
Jackson
Manassas
A. T. Hill
Castleman’s Ferry
Independent Partisan Ranger
Maryland
Navy Department
Washington
Rat . A. Montgomery
Leesbury
Ministers Meet FISD at Al Aswat Meeting
A February 1 meeting of Al Aswat heard a county minister announce collaboration of focal churches in the Biol Society. At 3 in the afternoon, a memorial service for Frederick Memorial Cemetery was noted, with Cane and Son joining the event and the details remaining unclear.
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al Aswat
County Minster
Tel Focal Churches
The
Biol Society
Cane and Son,uiezal
WEDDINGS ZAMMERMAN-CRUM IN WALKERSVILLE VOWS
Ralph D Zimerman and Miss Dorothy C Crum wed at St Luke s Methodist Church Woodlawn in a quiet ceremony led by Rev T W Lloyd They will reside in Walkersville and plan a Washington area honeymoon.
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Zammerman—Crum
Ralph D. Zimerman
Dorothy C. Crum
Beck
Walkers~vile
St. Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church
Woodlawn
T. W. Lloyd
Baltimore
Washgto Waereley
Ambassador Hotel
Washington
Zimmerman
M Ed. Zimmerman
Wal Wie
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Hanson Crum
AE. Berch
Walkersville
Walkersvile
Amid Scarlet Fever Mr Byerly Family Ills Reported
Ms John Byerly of Washington is confined with scarlet fever at his parents' home in East Save. Mr Frederick L Dunn of Motter Me has been quite ill. Miss Rosalie Osbur street remains confined to her room with a severe cold. Master John Byerly and Mary Barbara Byerfeer fever reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Byerly
Washington
Charles Byerly
East Save
Frederick L. Dunn
Rosalie Osbur Street
Elkings
John Byey
Personal notes from Sisters and locals in Baltimore area
Sister Evelyn Lukens spends time at the Luibstan Mother House in Baltimore. Miss Margaret Fout of Baltimore visits Dr. and Mrs Ira J. McCurdy. Miss Eleanor Westlai resumes work as physiotherapist after Saratoga Springs vacation. Miss Helen Gregory of Washington and Mr. Frederick George of Winston-Salem attend a Sunday visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Gregory. Miss KE Cline Jr. returns from embalmers college studies and plans to resume after Christmas. Some family members travel to Escondide Cal for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Lukens
Baltimore
Margaret Fout
Ira J. McCurdy
Commercial Bank
Eleanor Westlai
Saratoga Spring
N. C
The
Cquaty
Helen Gregory
Washington
Frederick George
Wanston- Salem
N.C
C. W. Gregory
College Parkway
Ussper KE. Cline, Jr
A & Giie and
Gov. Funeral
Eckels College of Embelming
Philadelphia
Bible Class Elects Officers at Evangelical Lutheran Church
Maria i Bible class No 53 of the Evangelical Lutheran Church elected officers for the ensai with Ma Jehu 5 Renn Jr as president Tyee B Engie secretary Roy C Schildkacht assistant Oscar C Sponseller treasurer Earl E Zeigler librarians Jesse Din men George C Winebrener teachers Louis B Eichelberger Winebrewer Charis F installed by pastor Rev Dr Amon Tras ing the school session The event followed a visit by Rev J Anthony United minister of Reedysville who hosted at his home Sunday morning Amon Tras and family mourners include Anthony daughter late Rev J P Anthony Funeral Tuesday at 3 pm from the late home with interment in Fairview cemetery Reedysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luta Caurca
Emerius
Ma Jehu
Renn. Jr
Tyee B. Engie
Roy C. Schildkacht
Oscar C. Sponseller
Earl E. Zeigler
Jesse Dinmen
George C. Winebrener
1G &. Buor
Louis B. Eichelberger
John Anthony
Grace Durr
Washington
Fairview Cemetery
Keedyville
New Radio Short Wave Machine Installed in City Office
A new short wave radio machine was installed in Dr. B. Dean Stickell's office in the city. The officials announce the device is the only one of its kind in the state besides Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Dean Stickell
Baltimore
Christmas Visiting Beside Detour Residents
A Detour social report lists numerous guests and hosts during Christmas week. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Carrell Cures Sr and Jr, former residents Aberdeen, Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Harmer and daughter, and others from Mac, Keys ward Clataush, Cedar, and nearby towns as they visited relatives in Detour and surrounding areas.
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Mac
Myesty
Dungan
Mr and Bruce
Maurine
Er Bors
Russell Durbo
Gettisburg
Keys
Ward Clataush
Cin Reuben
Mabel Valentine
Keysville
Edith Yoder
Maldred Cashun
Robert Keamneysvile
W.va
Woodsboro
Menizer
John Lawrence
Carrell Cures
Carsull
Aberdeen
Earnest Harmer
Li Balmore
James Coshun
Edward An
Anna Mac
Rebecca Coshun
Amas
Datuar
Alg Diller
Glen Hough
Upton Daz
Carmen
Chaz
Carol
Lorena Austess
Fay
Spentei James Warren
Willard
Busin Ambaugh
Mis
Albaugh
Naomi Waits
Nea Wir
Jesse P. Weybright
Margaret
Glena Hoover
Friendly inviting atmosphere in a cozy home setting
A readable fragment describes an inviting space with a fireplace and seating area. It mentions landscaping and interior design details, aiming to create a comfortable ambiance. The text includes stray phrases about air flow and room arrangement but remains unclear on a specific event or author.
Disgusted minister leaves Gretna Green in dispute
Disruption surrounds minister Starkey after he is barred from performing marriages at Gretna Green. The decision prompts questions about quarrels with Minor and the church’s stance. Ru G. C. Van Sant Ganaver and the Camden, N. J. Metho role figure, age 62, are noted but details remain unclear amid unfolding developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phold
Maryland
Gretna
Starker
Starkey
Minor
Etkton
van Sant Ganaver
Camden
N. U
Methosauld
Hiey
Bible Thought and the Second Is the Ante It
A fragmented religious note references love as a central command and cites St Matthew Humbie with unclear phrasing. The text appears as a garbled excerpt mixing scripture with marginal commentary, offering a faint devotional tone without coherent narrative or identifiable events.
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St. Mathew Humbie
Butchering Large Hogs Near Watfe on New Year’s Day
A fragmentary note reports hog butchering near B. Ne weithty on New Year’s Day. Details are garbled but indicate activity at a local site and reference to a headline event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Watfe
Weithty
Sypon
Breaks Arm in Pushup Incident Reported
A broken left arm was sustained by Mrs. M A Vu during an attempted pushup at a Cima event. The incident occurred in a gymnasium setting with medical staff providing immediate care. Further details on cause and condition were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.A. Vu
Short Wave Radiotherm Promises Heat Therapy Advance
Local notice touts Dr R Dean Stekell at 2 FE street for completing installation of a Short Wave Radiotherm device claimed to combat facing diseases with heat therapy. It stresses health benefits while omitting graphic detail and invites reader attention to upcoming Junior Ladies Auxiliary meeting at Jumper Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Dean Stekell
FE Street
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Bro’ H Gosteli
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Oman
Jag Fist & Rch
Bruns
Rhee
Fcoop
Joseph
Walker
Wynkoop
Walls
Neile
Ndome
Aren
Bley & Inve Thote Cersville
Tel
Orta
War & Glade
Jor
Ines
C. H. Foe
S Shean
Elizabeth Moss
Cine
Son Neral
Nora
Washington, D. C
John's
Wilam
James Dabel
Ballbears Strine
Maurice Miller
Olivet
Col. Thompson
Layman
Claggett
Margaret Clsg
LH. Clagett
Hyne Layman
Birdie Layman
Ridge
M. E Church
Tourmont
Theony
Wm 5
Nelson
Catherne Light Tek
Anamal Honor
Bowfas—Green
Catherine I. Gr
Lewis Gren
New Windsor
Carlos F
Monrovia
Im Escondide
Cal
Ceint
ITX
Seal Return
Tuberculoss Wany
Ethiczent
Minister
Gretna Green
Elkton Comlans
Bible Thought
Jumer Hall
Fahrhaus
Frederick J
Chapel Alley
East Third
Noah E. Cramer
Mer
WM F Ross
Claroyanist
Nevis
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Anual
Mermday Every
Dan
Auta Yare
Servier Ty
Paul Delphey
Harvaeh
Edmonds
North Market
Hursdayeday
Citizens’ National Bank
Bank of Frederick
William G. Zimmerman
Cileens National Bank
P. Luther Rice
Atk Arantnnsad
Waynesbora Hurseres
Tar
Wanescara
Asadot
Luttigs
Pases
Sual Floss
el Zrres Heme
F City Investments
Tose Pang Motes
Lewis Murphy
W. O. TU
Yomocla Audioslum
Jon Mone
Bearna
MVR Norte
Potts & Griffin
Roth Union
Fred
Lesaers Farm
Frederic
Wilson Place
Grant St
Henry
Tietrich & Gambril Inc
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Baz-Hoom
Church Strets
East Church Street
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Mater
Sreund Street
Madison St
NIST
Chere
Storm
Sol Prue
Eli G Haugh
Glorg
Ado
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