Death Notice for Annie Elizabeth Quilter Culler
Mrs Annie Elizabeth Quilter widow of Jon J Cutler died at home on Wednesday afternoon aged 17 The funeral will be held Saturday at 10 o clock from the Reformed Church Cemetery with Exch and Son funeral directors guiding arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie E. Culler
Annie Elizabeth Quilter
Jon J. Cutler
North Market Street
Ralph E. Culler
Culler
Puneral
Smne
LE Oclocle
Gaure
Exch
Pn and Son
Daniel Flory Dead
Daniel Flory longtime Thur merchant died at his home in Thurmont Wednesday at 11:45 after a lingering illness aged ninety years nine months and twenty eight days. He is survived by his widow Baltimore and one son Dr Arling M Flory of Thront. Funeral services will be held Friday at 11 o'clock from St Pauls Cemetery Jestspring Md with Wilhide and Creeger funeral directors assisting.
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Daniel Flory
Thurmont
Flory
Inurmont
St Washington
St. John’s Inurmont
Baltimore
Arling Mt. Flory
J .H. Corbett
Jme
Stermeny
Jestspring
MD. Wilhide and
Creeger
Eneral
Personal Notices From City Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Albert C Palmer and yn attended the Crosley gue at the Harrington Hotel Washington D C Tuesday evening Miss Hannah Welter of Muddygan Va spent several days at the home of Nephen and fami Mr and Mrs Ralph Manuel in Frederic Mr and Mrs Wm E Seibert of Iswick recently moved their household effects to Miami Florida They have planned to make oft future home Mr and Mrs Cr isville are celebrating congrat pm the birth of a daughter this evening at the Fred Hospital Mr and Mrs Frank Shook are observing the udeth anne of tagte today Zach Bageant 232 ast Second street celebrates their sixth wedding annay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert C. Palmer
Crosley Gue
Harrington Hotel
Ashington
D. C
Hannah Welter
Muddiegan
Nephen
Fami
Ralph Manuel
Frederic
Wm. £. Seibert
Iswick
Miami
Florala
Crisville
Fred Hostal
Frank
Udeth Anne of Tagte Wing
Zach Bageant
Annay i
Bible Class Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The twenty fourth annual meeting of the Builders Bible Class at Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church School was held Wednesday evening. George L. Rothenhoefer presided as president. Reports from secretary and treasurer were read and approved. Committees reported and a motion to appoint a committee was adopted. A vision committee was reorganized at the regular meeting. The class voted to attend the morning service on Sunday January 26 for Rev Ralph E Hartman to deliver a sermon. Officers elected include Teacher Prof James G Biehl President Rothenhoefer Vice President Leo Krautz Secretary Jorge E Salter Treasurer Edgar E Hapery Assistant Treasurer G Bernare Sumerma Hace arr Assistant Ilbtanan George H One
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Grace Evangelical and Reformed Eh
Ar Church School
George L. Rothhoefer
Iss
Ralph E. Hartman
James G. Biehl
Farm Legislation Splits Grange and Administration
Washington dispatch reports a rift in farm policy as Grange and administration clash over radiellation style subsidies and a 10 point program. The upcoming Congress forecast signals a bitter fight over substitutes for the Agricultural Adjustment Act while President Roosevelt and Secretary Wallace consult with major business groups.
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Washington
Congress
Tve
Rovoch
Secre- Wallace
U.S. Chamber of Mumerce
National Manufacere Association
Grange
Omiells
Amerian Farm Bureau Federatier
2 Farmers National Grain Cargoron
Dry Hotels Success For Washington Couple
A Washington couple expands a lodging venture begun in 1924 by acquiring a rooming house at 1322 4 Street NW. The business, renamed for their wedding anniversary, has grown with renovations and new properties as they pursue the care of guests and continued growth in the housing trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
Ess
Wren
Adamstown Women's Club Meeting Notes January 14
The Adamstown Women's Club met January 14 with Mrs. Tobias Zimmerman as hostess. The president called the meeting to order. Reports were heard from Mrs. Harry Thomas, secretary and treasurer, and Mrs. Elmer Michael, welfare chairwoman, who spoke on welfare work. A book report on Out of Doors in Holy Land by Van Dyke was given by Miss Genevieve Thomas. Miss Helen Pearson directed the meeting’s tenor, with singing and a program on A Beauty Spot of Maryland and a cave need our club might assist with. Refreshments followed as the group prepared for the next meeting January 29 with Mrs. S. E. Hoke as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown Club
Adamstown Women's Club
Akk
Tobias Zimmerman
JW. Brastus
Singeng
Id Lang Syne
Harry Thomas
Elmer Michael
Holy Land
van Dyke
Genesisse Thomas
Helen Pearson
J. William Gaver
Maryland
Helen Satrit
Genevieve Thomas
Mery
E. Hoke
Weddings Shappes Dickerhoff Tie The Knot In NY and MD
Hany B. Shappee of Horseheads New York and Hazel V. Dickerhoff of Hagerstown Maryland wed at the Eygeleal Reformen parsonage officiated by Rev Dr Henri L G Kieffer on January 4 at 10 am. Grain prices show wheat at 2 pm per bushel.
Central Societies Meet In Missionary Session
The Gentral M P Missionary Society held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. P. 2’s home on Saturday afternoon with Mrs. H B Hammond opening with a hymn and prayer. Readings from the life of Paul, talk on New Avenues of Service in India, and a questions box closed the program, followed by reports from Grace Geraci and treasurer Mrs. W A Jones. The meeting announced a public missionary gathering on February 16 at 7 30 and set February 8 for the next session, with refreshments served. A separate aid Society session proceeded with roll call and minutes, Mrs. J B Jones’s treasurer’s report noting recent parsonage expenses in Bea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
Eleacer
George Duvall
Grace Geraci
W. A. Jones
Tas Press
Paul Fritz
Rollycall
Moe Jones
J. B Jones
Bea
Sickness and Home Care Updates from Brunswick Area
Several locals are reported ill or recovering. Perego, son of Mr and Mrs Percroft, is home with an infested foot. Mrs Harpich returned to Brunswick after two weeks with her sister in Warnestorn. Mrs Thomas of Brunswick is recuperating after a hospitalization. Cor a Lerato remains convalescent at home. Saturnar underwent surgery and is progressing as well as expected at Frederck City Hospital.
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Musammypre
Perego
Hal Percroft
East
Patrick
Atfer. R. Dassick
Wiliam Herpich
Brunswick
Wilmore Harp
Warnestorn
Century Temple No 4 installs Brunswick officers in brief
Brunswick CK January 1 reports Century Temple No 4 of Pars of Brunswick held a meeting on Friday January 3. Officers installed include Mech Excellent Chief Dame Anderson Excellent Senior Lula Ambrece Excellent Junior Rose Barton Mavaged Irene Cover M of R CO Mrs Louise Micael Mistress of Finance Mrs Cotea Tholms Protector Mrs Munnie Moats Guard Mrs Fannie Smyth Vast Chief Mary Sweets Installing Officer Mrs Lian Knede appointed Margaret Herrison Grand Manager and Mary Kidwell Grand Manager. Ceremony featured gifts and a reception for Mrs Louyse Michael as ME Chief.
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Fannie Smyth
Mary Sweets
Leer
Lian Knede
Margaret Herrison
Mary Kidwell
Louyse Michael
Caref
Marsland
Tiavang
S. L. Remsbere
Chas
Tes Aife
Cavah
Bible Thought on Covenant and Cruelty Across Earth
The fragment cites a biblical line urging reverence to the covenant and notes the earth’s dark places as homes of cruelty. It includes a misread Psalm reference and a paraphrase about man’s inhumanity, suggesting a moral reflection on suffering and injustice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prain
Community Groups Gather in Taneytown Events
Taneytown notes report the Adult Education class meeting at Mrs. Belva Koons home with next gathering set for January 18 at Mrs. Byron Stull’s. Daughters of America officers were installed and a benefit card party planned for February 4. Gurl 4-H Club held a Saturday meeting, new members were welcomed, and funeral services were held for Mrs. G. Marlon Fair with rites at Trinity Lutheran church led by Rev. A. T. Sutcliffe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Belva Koons
Guy Warren
Keysville
Byron Stull
Francis Scott Key Counic
Daughters of America
Hall
Mildred Tregor
Sh.waths
Besse Si
Nana Maha
C. Hannah Warren Fekenrode
K. Blanche Baker
Jessie Cashman
Marttle Hahn
Olive Obler
G Fe Warren
Gurls
Maxine Hess
GertrudeShriner
Marine Self
Dona Mehring
Paylis Bess
Betty Rose Shaum
Baltimore Street
Fitzabeth Ohler
Phyllis Hess
Belty Rose Sheum
Ol'e Krise
Vivian Shoemaker
Ruthanta Baker
Alice Alexander Ruth Little
Gertrude Musser
Harrisburg
Walter Grapster
G. Marlon Fair
Sydenham Hospital
Baltimore
Trinity Lutheran Church
A. T. Sutcliffe
T Kenneth Koons
Ice Lentz
Delmar Rifte
Bari Bowers
Ralph Wantz
Edmund Nusbaum
Local Activities and Sales Notes at Guinea's Monotacy Inn
Community notices list a January event at Guinea's Monotacy Inn with music by Md. Aces and a Week-End Special including peanut puffs. Also advertised are insurance offers, auto supplies, sale values on neckties and shirts, 1933 taxes, a city register, home made soups, a public event at the United Fire Co Hall with prizes, and various local advertisements for hardware, groceries, and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guinea
Monotacy Inn
MD. Aces
Community events and local ads blur in old paper
Fragmented notices list a Friday night supper at Tarkes, a January event, radio program on WFMD, a shoe repair service at 335 Market Street, a meat and fish market with fair pricing, and a sanitary or trapping notice. The page captures miscellaneous ads and announcements typical of a small town newspaper era.
Musical Bargains and Farm Equipment for Sale Near Middletown
Tubhe sale on February 18 1936 offers farm equipment and household furnishings at Cramer's Barbara Barbara Fritchie Shop. Mrs Oscar C Wiles presents bargains including guitars at 4.98 and strings at 2 with planes starting at 19 while supplies last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tubhe Sale Weaneecay
Sauanie Lie Gieck Farm Equipont
Anc
Aause
Middletown
Lovuss Vet
Cramer
Barbara
Fritchie Shop
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Busters
White House
Van
Othe Paier
Coast Guard
Searcing
Aith Oc
Sox
Point D
Sappomta
Cairo
Fackson
Uf Aernco
A Ture
Aoe Tiexorr Coperts
M Seuert
Bible Thought
Martha Washington
Patrick St
P. Luther Ride
H. Bowers
Kalnes
NEW Schroeders
West Patrick
Louis £. Eichfiberger
City Register
Schroeder
Abe
Heare
Lewis
Pavalontas Oy
Hamburgers Devin
Wien Dei
Ody
Patie
Bon
Dale
Nance
Munred Colonial Nup Shop
Court Stree
H. PL Shipley
United Fire CO. Hall
G. WS
Blue and Grey
Francis Lyoti
Rey
Jan Vidi
F. A. Edmonds
Wachter & Hildebrand
Ossterst Morre Marker
Dane
Abbas
Leon Berdass
Hed Comet
Wrouwer
Citizens’ National Bank
Iy SS
Citizens Natl Bank of
Frederick
William G Zimmeraan
Joan
Oldsmobile
Featarang Jatres Doub
Mars
Dei
Nai
Miter
Citquat Bank of Frecerce
Toans Im
Prempt— Bey Ta Stet
B. Luther Rice
Oscar C. Wiles
Noah E. Cramer
Sten
Furmers
Noah E Cramer & Son Fk Altors
Lis Court Street
Frederick, MD
East Third &T
Potts T Griffin
Rogers
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