Deaths in Central Maryland area claim several lives
Died this morning at 3 30 o clock Mrs William A Jen wife of Wai Has A Jones of Zittles town near Boonsboro after two weeks illness aged 65 member of Church of God Zittlestown. Survived by two daughters stepson and siblings with services planned at Church of God Zinlestown officiated by Rev Gardner Tassor Rev Samuel Expe Interment Boonsboro cemetery. Also Amindi Ferguson 50 died Friday at Friend s Creek from heart attack survived by wife and many children. Maggie W Zenis of Ladiesburg died pneumonia aged 79 with multiple children and in laws. George Yost died of heart trouble in Baltimore with two sons and two sisters. Miss Mary M House of Burkittsville died at 53. William Bert Gartrell of Lisbon died after one week illness aged 78 with three children and one grandchild. Anna H Gross widow of J H B Gross died at home in Jefferson after long illness.
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Wiliam A. Jen
Annie M. Jones
Wai
Jones
Zittlestown
Boonsboro
Church of God
Sne
Elmear
Luther Jones
Aminias Fergten
Ansmias Ferguson
God
Friend’s Creek
Friend's Creek
Te Gon
Eliabeth Willi~amson Ferguson
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Enunitsourg
Ai Am
St. Anthony’s Church
Pr. Rubey
St. Anthony's Cemetery
Maggie W. Zenis
Maggie Wyoming Zenis
Willem Zents
Ladiesburg
Harvey
Zents
Jacob Raymond Zents
Keymar
McClelan Zents
St. Louis
Bmro
Eeree Daughes
Marshall Bell
George H. AS
George Yost
Chatham Road
Baltimre
Mary E. Yost
Kreb
Prederick
George EK. You
Charles Yost
Baltimore
Amelia Yost
Mary Yost
Frederick
At. Olivet
Mt. Olivet
William A. Gartrell
William Bert Gartrell
Alice May Gartrell
Waters
Frederick City Hospital
Nicheles
Mary Cross Gartel
Howard County
Lisbon
Harmony Presbyterian Church
N. Walter Garrell
Washington
Bex
Nicol
Brederick
Lillian Gattrell
Alice
Gazixrel
Micoll
Pine Grove
Airy
Etchison
Personal all Ess Sue Omrrs. Howara vs Vitsing Miss Vaey Molter
Fragments describe a birth event with a writer named Freder ik Ciro. Friday evening at 430 or. A child weighed seven pounds.
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Howara
Vaey Molter
Nanesime Frederik Ciro
Tudor Style Distinctive Home Design with Tudor Details
A Tudor manner home features simple stone trim around doors and windows, slate or tile roofing, and a layout planned for about 505 by 100 feet, 36 by 27 feet excluding projecting sections. The living room sits near the entrance with a fireplace opposite the doorway, dining room to the left, and two service entrances. The second floor has three rooms with two sharing a bathroom and a second bathroom at the stair head. Estimated cost ranges from £10,000 to £12,000.
Roosevelt Popularity Emphasized by Washington Speaker
Mrs. Georgette Ross Howard, a Washington lecturer, told about 100 local women that President Roosevelt is the most popular president with journalists and praised his press conferences. She cited the Woodrow Wilson Foundation dinner, the Ford Congress, and Roosevelt speeches, noting his gracious contact with Wilson and his ability to influence policy.
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National Capital
Georgette Ross Howard
Glenn H. Worthington
Hecord Street
Roosevel
Zemmus
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Mayflower Hotel
Ford Congress
Roosevelt
Wilson
Mose Amestic
John J. Pershing
Roosevelt Haid
Cordell Hall
Mormie
Bolivia
Paraguay
Grand Chaco
United States
Europe
Howard
Rovere
Tha
Wadie
Shem
Neon Aen
Ickes
Seere
Cks
Swanson
Roper
Patie
Oven Dinner Menu From MES ALEXANDER GEORGE
A scanned menu item lists an oven dinner serving four featuring pork chops and rice with scalloped carrots and graham muffins. It includes detailed cooking steps, ingredient amounts, oven times, and notes on browning, crumbled stale bread use, and lemon extract in meringues for pies and puddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Alexander George
Benty
Buckeystown Woman's Club Hosts Meeting and Plans
Buckeystown Woman's Club met Friday afternoon with Mrs H N Grimes hosting and Mrs A W Nicodemus presiding. Members discussed welfare aims, read the Home Makers' Creed, shared messages from Grace Morrison Poole, and formed a nominations committee for March. A chicken and waffle supper is set for February 1, and one new member joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
T. C. Boutson
Public Welfare
Walter Cutsai
O. B. Stitely
C &. Drrden
W. E. Handley
George Washington
Merryland Tract Club Meets With Various Readings and Plans
Members gathered for a December meeting with Mrs. Kindley presenting sketches and readings about Benjamin Franklin George Washington and the Fourth of July. The next gathering will be January 26 at Mrs. George Trout’s home with a roll call on places to hike.
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George Trout
Merryland Tract Club
W. G. Lutman
George Chick
Little Brown
the Vale
John Souder, Jr
Imogene Souder
Ridgey Fiick
Lee F. Titus
Oizenship
Legislation
Gods Save Our State
Igsey Fisok
H OC. Erdman
Emmerit Dallas
Elizabeth Horine
Lee PF
We G. Luiman
Ethel
Les Ficck
Pleasant
Mt. Pleasant
Reading
Wiliam Delauter
McDevitt
Clarence Lochner
Gertrude Cramer
Lorine Barrick
Raymond Lindsay
Raymond Kelly
Rohr tiebhs wedding in city by priest
Joseph G Rohr and Emwe L Hobbe of Mi Airy were married Thursday in this city by Rev Fr Vhad Skryiusi assistant pastor of S Johns Catholic Church.
Parish Event at Parawas School Highlights Community Hosts
A lively game party and social evening took place at Parawas School with chairpersons and volunteers from the welfare and cafeteria committees guiding activities. Guests included Mses El Mrs Peer Kaun, Sam W Maples, Elvin Kemp treasurer, and Justice Sherman Bowers, among others, as neighbors gathered for tables, cake, and entertainment.
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Lorway
Masaed
Sreard Romanties
Ren
Harry George
Ira Ray
Wilias
Caren Herrisks
Peer Kaun
Sam W Maples
Elvin Kemp
Trensurer
Q. Hunter Bowers
Welfare Contee
Henry Ramaburgh
Liam Morm
James Long
Hues Bazer
Weel C. Lewis
George Kehre
Bowver Peat
Staur Grove
Jod Zaz Apnets
Dave Morton
Men
Shimn
Lewis Shafer
Prank Borhenhoefer
George Myer
Charles Bowers
John Cook
Barney Shapiro
John Abrecht
Clafford Dol
Frank Hooper
Elmer FP
Mun- Shower
Charles McC Mathias
Justice Sherman BP Bowers
Charles McC. Mathias
Max
Holmes D Baker
Henry B
Ramsburgh
Local notices feature suppers sales and dances
Community notices list a Chicken And Oyster Supper at Rocky Springs School House on Wednesday January 1 from 5 to 9, a Penny Bingo Party at Junior Hall Friday January 18 at 7 30, and a North Market Street School benefit sale with beer bar and counters. Depositors may pay assessments at Room 9 Prihian Castle Building Frederick Maryland. Also advertising Printzess Coats for Spring 1934 and a Saturday dance at Frede junct with free music and beer sandwich. Sheehy’s Specials announce daily menus and a special Turkey Dinner served Sunday January 4 noon cooperation to ease home cooking burdens.
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North Market Street School
Sheehy
Sheeley’s
Satisfactory recovery notes on local injury cases at city hospitals
Among the sick Miss Mary Nelgit of North Market Street underwent a Saturday operation at the University Hospital in Baltimore and is reported getting along satisfactorily. Mrs Ror Staub of Taneytown has been very ill. Officer Edgar Crum of the city police force who was at Friday returned to duty today. Mr J A Schaeffer of West Patrick Street suffered a back injury while on fireman duties at the Ox Fibre Brush plant and is getting along nicely. The condition of Alderman Charles P Hiteshew, hurt in an automobile accident last week, slightly improved Friday evening. An examination was made of the injuries on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Nelgit North Market Street
University Hospital
Baltimore
Osheer Edgar Crum
Priday
J A. Schaeffer
West Patrick Street
Charles P. Hiteshew
New Motor Cars Embrace Streamlined Design in 1934
New York Jan. 13 AP reports the 1934 auto surge toward tear-drop shapes and streamlined bodies. Manufacturers focus on wind resistance, front-wheel access, and ride quality with advanced gauges, enclosed spare tires, and powerful engines while keeping the traditional horse and buyer ethos.
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Breader Winget
New York
Wheeler
Aséiane
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Mary M
Burkittnsville
BabWinsville
Greenbury House
Burkittsville
Anna H. Gross
Anna Hammond Gross
J. H. B. Gross
Deferson
Tudor
Congress
Curtis Dall
Sistie
Buzzie
Execut
Conuison
Mark Sullivan
Walter Lippman
NRA
Johnson
Chist Justce Hughes
Graham
Bour Ute
Ailgre
Ewe
Rooser
NEA
Rudy Vallee
Alice Faye
Fay Webb
Miss Farr
Heifer Pearson
Parawas School
Wheaton Corn
Doubs Cemetery Co
Rocky Springs
Parnsworth
Central Trust Co
Prihian Castle
Cour
St. Frederick
C. M. Degarmtendia
Harry Miller
Printz-Beiderman Go
Kemp
Printzess
FREDE
Music Sum
Green's
Bartie
Old Glory Cafe
Bartholow
W. Hunichen
Moss May Holmes
Bion Market St
People's Service Drug Stores
Milton Frank
Distri and Gambrill, Inc
Cadach St
Prederick June Company
Chape
Ailey Bavween
Poume S
W.C Mareker
Middletown
Vice Deals
Guy Esurts
Potts and Griffin Realtors
TED
Wisheig Ta. Ee
News-Post
Romang Coinshop
Sprinktelé Ae
Christy Ltd
Newark
W. A. Stevens
Indianapolis
Standard Bank
Cleveland
Noah
Oramee & Son
Frederick City
Aera
College Park
Cramer
Court Street
Maryland
Appy PF
Michie
Walkersvile
W. Grove
Timothy Hay
Apachard Potts
Pg Te Ee
Jersey
Geo
Braddock Brights
Braddon
Appley Green
Moses
Gimore R. Piatt
Ladi
Lemed
Fee. Eichison
Tyson
Thomas J Corm
Ror Staub
Taneytown
Seaptr
Bett Teage
Carefu
Tysson Rofer
Streal-Ounings Bom
Perro
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