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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1935
Page
6
A series of obituaries from Harney and nearby towns notes the deaths of Fannie M Fuss at 79 in Harney after a long illness, Mary S Talhelm in Hagerstown, Anna Frances Ford of Beaver Creek, Emma Staub Payne in Frederick County, and William C Monroe of Brunswick. The notices list survivors, funeral arrangements, and officiating ministers, with services in Harney, Beaver Creek, and Petersville.
The funeral for Mrs Sadie Layton Jay of Damascus who died after being struck by a car in Dallas proceeded Saturday at 2 PM with services at Bethesda M E Church Brownsville led by Rev Fred R Barnes. Pallbearers were listed and interment followed. The second service for G Guy Garver of near Unionville occurred Sunday at 1:30 PM at Locust Grove Church conducted by Elders William Baker and David Klein. Interment was at the family cemetery. Powell and Albaugh directed. Edward F Hartley of Frederick hospitalized after transfer to Frederick City hospital for treatment.
The Urbans Women's Club met at Mrs. Ransom R. Lewis Jr s home on January 3 with fourteen members and three visitors. Mrs. John Kidd, president, opened with a song and the creed. Ransom Lewis Jr, education chairman, led a discussion on old fashioned versus modern teachers. A second song followed and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Willam Oden s home on January 17.
George H. Robertson a Brunswick resident and B&O car repairman died at about 1030 Monday while working in the eastbound yards. He fell between tracks and was pronounced dead by Dr Levi West. Survived by widow formerly Lucille Keller and four children. Body sent to Harrisonburg for funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. Interment there. C H Feeter and Son funeral directors.
The text outlines exclusive powers of each chamber, noting House origin of revenue legislation and Senate treaty ratification and nominations. It contrasts debate length, floor conduct, privileges, and facility access rules between the Senate and House, including images, barber benefits, and elevator access, highlighting apparent differences.
Miss Catherine Fox of North Market street is visiting her brother Charles Fox Jr. in Catonsville. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey E. Miller of Emmitsburg announce the birth of a daughter at Annie M. Warner hospital Gettysburg Pa. John W. Leichert and Chas Brasius Jr. return to Notre Dame University for their freshman year after spending time in the city.
The January Womans Missionary Society meeting of Evangelical Reformed Church convened in the church parlors at 7 30 pm. Business covered December minutes financials and new arrangements. The study topic was Orientals In American Life Japanese in the United States led by Katharine Dutrow with several assistants. Worship followed and hymns included Lord Speak to Me and Forward Through the Ages. The session closed with prayer and benediction. Also noted were a report that automobile trucks hauled 60 percent of livestock receipts in 1933.
Four generations are shown in a Singa pore home photograph taken at a dinner and reception for Mr. and Mrs. Charles V Wastler on December 30. David E B Wastler of Yellow Springs has died at 82. others pictured include Charles V Wastler Carl R Wastler Dorothy Louisa Wastler and a great granddaughter. Attendees at the December 30 gathering included Mr. and Mrs. Charles V Wastler Mr. and Mrs. David E Wastler Mr. and Mrs. Welty Wastler Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wastler Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wastler Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wastler Maynard Dorothy Jean and Chester Wastler.
Mrs Archibald Rutledge of Mercersburg Pa died Saturday in Charleston S C from pneumonia. Widow of Dr Archibald Rutledge noted author and educator, she accompanied him from Mercersburg years ago and leaves three sons Archibald Jr Shippensburg Henry Middleton IV Charleston Irvine Hart Rutledge Mercersburg plus two sisters in Chevy Chase. Funeral services held in Charleston.
Taneytown reports the Mite Society of Trinity Lutheran church elected officers at its regular meeting with Mrs Lavina Fringer as president and others named. The Week of Prayer events span Protestant churches with sermons at Trinity Lutheran and nearby churches. Homemakers group held meetings with project demonstrators appointed and plans for future demonstrations. Community members visited and socialized, with several members added to the roll and local residents noted for a hospital amputation recovery.
Various neighbors and local residents on East South and North Market streets, plus others connected to Frederick City Hospital, are listed as confined to home with colds or grippe, recovering from illnesses, or improving after hospital care. Organized notes include church society updates with January and February meeting details and a Locust Grove Bible class program with attendees listed.
Marlinshus W Vadan Heath Holden long time Jefferson county agent resigns to manage about 26 Baker Brothers farms. The farms span Jefferson and Berkeley counties in West Virginia and Maryland counties Frederick and Montgomery and several in Virginia and Tennessee. A large government plane with wings over 200 feet will be built in Russia for official use.
Thomas H. Zimmerman son of Mr and Mrs S Joseph Zimmerman and Miss Mary Maxine Moler daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred S Moler of Brunswick were married last Friday evening by Rev Dr G Ellis Williams at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church. Pauline Cummings and Abram Frock both of Brunswick wed September 19 1934 in Madison Virginia officiated by Rev R M Wham. They were joined by brides maid Virginia Cummings sister of the bride. The Frock couple will reside in Brunswick.
W. R. Gough of Washington urges Governor-elect Harry W. Nice to name A. M. Powell of Lewistown, Maryland hatcheries superintendent, to combine his post with Inland Waters Commissioner. Powell is credited with rapid inland waters development, stocking major streams with brook, rainbow and brown trout, bass and other game fish, and setting state records for trout stocking.
A long list of visits and social gatherings across Sam's Creek and nearby towns highlights a busy period. Mrs. Lawrence Haines and daughter Ida Dennings visited Clyde Warner. Charles Carlisle improved at University Hospital Baltimore. Baker family hosted at Bean home Virginia. Erb and Miler households welcomed numerous relatives and friends. various dinners and gatherings at Alexander, Schneider, Erb, and Mills residences are noted along with holiday visits by Mullinix and Alexander grandchildren. The record also notes union Week of Prayer services in Jefferson and announces the engagement of Emily Saranda Gordon to Raymond Edward Kopple, with preparations for a June wedding. An American-made plane set a South American altitude record in Peru at 26,100 feet.
Deed filed for the sale of three Koogle properties by executors and executrices led by Bruce Koogle Doris Koogle purchased the main home farm near Middletown for 6 45.50. The notice lists other smaller tracts and various local ads follow as part of the page.
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