Deaths Cephas Newton Renn at 82 near Jefferson
Cephas Newton Renn retired farmer died at 8 15 this morning at his son Lewis H. Renn home near Jefferson after two years illness. Aged 82 he was last survivor of his immediate family and member of St Pauls Lutheran church. Survived by son Lewis E. Renn near Jefferson and two daughters Mrs Archie G Crummitt and Mrs John C Levering, both of this city. Eleven grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced. M R Etchison and Son, funeral directors.
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Cephas Newton Renn
Lewis H. Renn
Jefferson
Isaac Renn
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Jeferson
Lewis E. Ren
Funeral notices for Knight Dinterman Kent Hahn Burras and Routzahn
Funeral services were held across several local homes and churches. Notables include Airstar garet Knight Rev Dr Charles E Webler and Mt Olivet cemetery interment. J Blanche Dinterman Walkersville burial with choir. Thad Martin Kent Urbana infant entombed in Frederick area. Robert E Hahn and Helen Routzahn Burras interred near Ladiesburg and Mt Olivet respectively. Public funeral directors Harry E Carty Company and M R Etchison & Son oversaw arrangements.
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East Patrick Street
Charles E. Webler
The
Presbyterian Church
Charles Treich
George Z. Best
George Edward Myers
Hugh R. Dean
Roy J. Hyndman
Elbridge F. Biggs
Mt. Olivet
Haree Carty Company
Funeral Diors
Thad Martin Kent
Carroll W. Kent
Urbana
North Market Street
Charles M. Robinson
E. B. Kefauver
Hamilton R. Geisbert
Robert M. Page
Harold W. Rhoderick
Frederick Memorial Cloister
M. R. Etchison and Son
Robert E. Hahn
West Fifth Street
J. Frank Fife
Baltimore
Robert Shriner Glenn
Eyler Bruce Harbaugh
Charles Hahn
Kenneth Baker
Paul Baker
Thomas Zimmerman
John Engelbrecht
Haugh’s Cemetery
Ladiesburg
Powell and
Albaugh
Helen Routzabn Burras
Ethel Routzahn
Mt Pleasant
Geo. K Ely
Mt. Pleasant Reformed Church
Merril Hobbs
Charles Hobbs
Paul Philip Hobbs
Clyde Kefauver
Harry E. Carty Company
Local Committee For U. M. Celebration Named
A banquet at the Lord Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore launches activities by alumni students and friends of the University of Ustryland to mark 130 years of operation. A testimonial program and a hotel baile follow with a county committee listing leaders from Frederick College Park Middletown and other towns.
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Lord Baltimore
Baltimore
University of Istryland
P. W. Chichester
Frederick College Park
J. Homer Remsburg
Middletown
Philip, Wertheimer
Frederick
T. Edgier Russell
B. B. Gow
Ross Smith
Thurnmont
Charles Remsburg
Warren Tydings
Burkitsville
H. R. Shoemaker
David C. Winebreaner
Amos A. Holter
Pharmacy
Victor G. Mercer
Taaddeas E. Zimmerman
Emmitsburg
Denisirss F. S. Bader
D. G. Everhart
J. G. Kearfott
Brunswick
F. V Swearingen
Thurmont
Women In The News By The AP Feature Service
Three American women and one Japanese royal woman make headlines across continents. Robert Merriman, Lincoln brigade personnel director, returns after serving on two fronts. Baroness Shizue Ishimate among 370 arrested in Japan raids tied to a communist plot but later released. Martha Dodd, daughter of William E. Dodd, back in New York after resigning as ambassador to Germany, saying she is glad to be back in a free country.
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United States
Robert Merriman
Abraham Lincoln Brigade
Spain
Shizue Ishimate
U.S
Japan
Tokyo
Martha Dodd
Willliam E. Dodd
U. S
Germany
New York
America
WEDDINGS HESS-WHISNER AT ST JOHN'S Rectory
A quiet but pretty wedding took place at St. John's rectory at two o'clock with Miss Marguerite Whisner marrying Robert E. Hess. Rev. Jamison officiated. Hess works in sales at Thomas and Company, Adamstown. They will live at Capella apartments after January 15. Included were immediate families and close friends. Marguerite is a St. John's High School graduate, 1933. Hess is a Franklin and Marshall College graduate and a Phi Sigma Kappa member.
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Hess
Whisner
St. John’s
Marguerite Whisner
Harry M. Whisner
Robert E. Hess
Elizabeth Hess
Lancaster
R. Jamison
Franklin and Marshall College
Phi Sigma Kanepa Fraternity
Thomas and Company
Adamstown
Cappella
Market and
Second Streets
Forty First Christmas Treats At Salon No 57 Meeting
The December meeting of Salon No 57 Chapeaux and 40 Femmes was held Tuesday at the Legion Home on East Church Street Le Petite Chapeau presided by Mrs. Myrtie Vetter. Committees reported. Forty one local children received Christmas treats. A Friday bingo at Miss Nellie Price's home on January 21 will raise funds for child welfare work. The next meeting is February 1.
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Des 8 Chapeaux Et 40 Femmes
The
Legion Home
East Church Street
le Petite Chapeau
Myrtie Vetter
Nellie Price
Weather Record for Tam
Precipitation for 24 hours ending today 0.52 inch. January to date 8.0 inches. Normal January precipitation 3.20 inches, actual January 1937 6.19 inches. High yesterday 52 degrees. High temperature a year ago 41. Low last night 38. Low a year ago 31. Sun sets today 5.02 p.m. Sun rises tomorrow 7.31 a.m. Moon rises tomorrow 10.56 a.m.
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Tam
A Book a Day Bruce Catton reviews The World in Maps
A concise review praising The World in Maps by W. W. Jervis. It highlights maps from Sumerians to Romans and Egyptians, noting early accuracy and later medieval decorative maps, with Columbus era changes and the book's engaging, informative style. The piece emphasizes maps' evolution and utility.
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Bruce Catton
W. W. Jervis
Oxford Press
Cabot
Daily English lesson on misused words and pronunciation
A compact guide detailing common errors in English usage. It covers misused phrases like this box is the more heavier of the two, pronunciation tips for accidentally and accident ally, spelling with fricassee, and synonyms for inert and lazy. The piece introduces the word connive meaning to cooperate secretly with an example sentence.
Amid Illnesses and a Thames River Plan
Mr Charles E Hudson Jr recovers in a Virginia Military Institute infirmary while Miss Phyllis Runkies is moved to University Hospital Baltimore. Little Ferm Rice improves from lung congestion. A proposal to dam England’s Thames river aims to create an artificial lake to improve shipping access.
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Charles E. Hudson, Jr
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Phyllis Runkies
Airs
Scott Runkies
Pearl
Frederick City Hospital
University Hospital
Baltimore
M. R. Etchison and Son
Miss Ferm Rice
Paul Rice
Urbana
England
Thames River
North Market Room Mothers Meet at School
The regular monthly meeting of the North Market Street School Mothers was held at the school Thursday afternoon at two. Mrs. William S. Lambdin presided. Three room sales are planned for January and February with committees named for prizes cake and candy tickets and tables. Principal Louise Freeman urged donations for the central library. Twenty six members attended and the meeting adjourned to February’s first Thursday.
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Ory J
North Market Street
Wiliam S. Lambdin
Steve
Price
Kate
Shank
Marion K. Green
Minnie E. Cookeriy
John Reng
J. Barl Gilbert
Alonzo Wachter
Samuel Crote
Wiliam Ross
Robins Atkinson
George E. Davis
William Humm
M. &. Stickney
Russell Lindsay
Melvin Carbaugh
Charles Dodd
James Engle
Louise Freaman
Central Library
Bible Class Meeting At Jefferson Reformed Church
The Young Ladies Bible Class of Jefferson Reformed church met at Mrs. Henry Lakins home with twenty four members present. A program of hymns scripture readings and prayers featured a duet and readings. Officers elected included President Mrs Claude Carl and secretary Mrs Bart Wachter. A social hour followed with games and refreshments. next meeting set for March 1 at Mrs Alonzo Coran. Little Miss Mary Lou Geisbert won a Shirley Temple contest conducted by Storm and Shirley.
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Young Ladies Bible Class
Jefferson Reformed Church
Henry Lakins
Norman Remsburg
Paul Stockman
Wm. Nuse
Ethel Remsburg
Claude Carl
Ira Remsburg
Bart Wachter
Ralph Michell
Harry Barker
Alonzo Corum
Henry Lakin
Francis Morrison
Mary Culler
Harry Pennell
Alonzo Coran
Evening Dance Spots and Local Auctions in Maryland
Local notices advertise dance events at Evergreen Point and Bartie’s Palace with music by Frank Danner and a Swing-In-Rhythm Band. A public sale in Woodsboro on January 12 lists personal property and household goods. multiple local markets and meat specials are noted, plus Friday dances at Mountain Side Inn with music by Franklin Danner and Elder Bros. Orchestra.
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Evergreen Point
Frank Danner
Woodsboro
Donald W. Hogarth
John W. Null
C. E. Kline
Franklin Danner
Elder Bros. Orchestra
Used Car Specials At Renn Pontiac Ford
A strip of local ads lists two used car specials at Renn Pontiac CG, 410 North Market St. The 85 Dodge Deluxe Sport Coupe with Heater and the HE 36 Pontiac 6 Deluxe Coupe are offered in excellent condition as week end specials.
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RENN
Pontiac CG
North Market St
New Holland
Genco
C. W. Wirts
Rosemont
Brunswick
Renn Pontiac Co
N. Market St
P. Luther Rice Real Estate Offers Varied City and Farm Listings
Frederick area broker Grayson Stevens presents 16,000 property with 15 percent return, multiple six and five room brick and bungalow homes priced from 1,550 to 6,500, 29 E Third St listings on Wilson Magnolia Fairview Carrol Park Way and more. Also notes soil information service and 148 acres with cow barn for 9,000.
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Frederick High School
North Market St
Wilson
Magnolia
Fairview Ave
Carrol Park Way
City
Frederick County
Rice
P. Luther Rice Real Estate Brokers
Grayson Stevens
Third St
Public sale of real estate in Frederick City Maryland
Public sale by trustee under a 1938 circuit court decree in Frederick County. The property at 111 East Street Frederick City described as Lot 231 fronting 27 feet 7 inches with 63 feet depth, contains a five room brick house with tin roof. Sale Saturday January 29 1938 at 11 00 am. Terms: half cash day of sale, balance in six months with notes and security. 200 deposit required. conveyancing and revenue stamps at purchaser's expense. Auctioneer Emmett B Bowlus.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Maryland
M. R. Etchison
A. Hart Etchison
M. ER. Etchison and Son
Linwood G. Rollins
Publi Sale
East Street
Frederick City
Lewis E. Birkley
Madison G. Lee
Anne Mary Lee
Loi
Frederick
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Emmett B. Bowlus
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Jefferson Inn
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Home Building & Loan Assn
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Baltimore Pike
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West Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
P. Luther Rice
Dill Avenue
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Gilmore R. Flatt
George E Barrier
Montgomery Co
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Noah E. Cramer
Sona City Homes
Braddock State Road
Possession
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Madison Street
East Third Street
Moor
Grayson H. Meecer
Trail Avenue
Commercial Bank of Maryland
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H. V. Gitlinger
South Market Street
Ernest D. Michael
W. Nelson Staufer
Charles G. Snyder
Prederick County
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Lesle N. Coblentz
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Eastman Kodak
Franklin White
W.F. Harshman
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Richard Pous
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Hallex Snyder
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Farmers & Brechanics National Bank
Cramer's
Barbara Finchie