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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1935
Page
6
Obituaries and notices for Martha Mullin of Philadelphia, Jessie Hann of Taneytown, Harry E. Shaw of York, DeWitt C. Haines death report, infant Austin Arden Sandower, Dennis Gould of Lutherville, Lewistown PTA meeting notes, and a Montgomery County court case for cow feed theft. Includes family survivors, funeral details, and local civic activity.
Dwight Morrow mother of Charles A Lindbergh faces the task of identifying a lock of hair from the murdered grandson. The scene unfolds in Flemington where witnesses testify in the ongoing case.
The two Friday funeral services followed a family home wake for Philp Franklin Dudrow at 830 North Market Street with a later Christian church service in Hyattstown. Rev. O C Barnes led the formal rites assisted by Rev. William C Royal and Rev. Floyd Black. Burial was in Byattstown Christian cemetery. Pallbearers were nephews of the deceased. A second service for Daniel B Biddinger occurred at Earl Biddinger's home near Walkersville and Union Chapel nearby with Interment in the adjacent cemetery. Powell and Albaugh directed.
Miss Rose Stern of Braddock Heights has returned to New York after a week in Frederick for the winter. Mr and Mrs George E Albaugh of Woodsboro observed their fifty fifth wedding anniversary on December 31. Mr Albaugh is 84 and Mrs Albaugh 82. Mr and Mrs M L Stottlmyer of New Market and daughter visited Mrs Paul Johnson Jr of Sliver Springs and spent Sunday with Mrs Hobbs in Westminster. Mrs Anna M Davis near Hansonville visits Mr and Mrs Scott Lee in New York City and friends on Long Island. her stay will last ten days to two weeks.
Among the sick Miss Delue Waldschmidt, confined with tonsillitis, is able to be out. Mr. Harry L. Eiracore, Commercial Bank Apartments, improved today after influenza. George H. Sigler, son of William H. Sigler, west of Middletown, improving from three weeks pneumonia. Mrs. Dwight Burroughs, Braddock Heights, underwent a St Joseph's Hospital operation and is doing nicely. Mr. F Grove White, East Patrick street, had a mastoid operation in Baltimore and is doing well. Miss Geraldine A Kreh, West Patrick street, has recovered after treatment. William Griffin Jr., Westminster, at University Hospital for a sinus condition, underwent a second operation and is expected to recover fully.
Annapolis Governor Harry W Nice told the Annapolis Rotary Club that one term is enough and he aims to leave Maryland with a successful administration. He urged cooperation with citizens and welcomed criticism while inviting support for measures benefiting the city.
Orlando Fla January 19 The Orlando Kennel Club crowns Rock af Stagboro English setter owned by Dietrich Gambrill Kennels Frederick Md as best dog. Rock af Stagboro won sporting breed rib bons and the club cup. Entries came from 22 states. Religious education notice Mt Airy hosts second community school for Christian workers begins February 18 meeting Mondays and Wednesdays for three weeks.
A compact 35 foot wide colonial style house emphasizes coziness and romance with wood construction, red cedar shingles, a battened door, and a sunlit living room. Features include a bay window, colonial fireplace, enclosed porch, a modern cheerful kitchen with a sink under a window, two cedar closets, and two well ventilated bedrooms.
Fashion notes update old sailor caps and bonnets with clever revisions. Rolling brims appear on straw sailors while chin-tied bonnets in a girllike style return, featuring stitched taffeta circles, back double crowns, feather trim, and a Patou inspired forward tilt with a shellacked crown.
Grain market brief shows at 2 p m prices for wheat per bushel and corn per bal. Readings indicate current price levels and trading activity for these staples.
In Flemington court, federal agent Thomas Sisk testified about the ransom, prompting Hauptmann to leap up and accuse the witness, calling him a liar as he alleged the accused had admitted moving money from a crack in his garage where part of the ransom was found.
Daily Lesson in English cites ascendancy as governing influence while a report from Middletown describes Upton Palmer of Myersville sustaining a badly mashed left hand while assisting in erecting the steel framework of a new bridge across Catoclin creek on the Middletown Burkittsville highway about one mile south of Middletown.
Turkey Supper Wednesday January 30 and Chicken Waffle Supper Thursday January 31 are listed by Walkersville United Brethren church with meals at 5 30 and 8 p m. Tickets 40c. A covered Nish Supper at Calvary Die church Thursday January 24 from 5 to 7 p m. prices 35c. By King's Daughters Bible Class.
A compiled page of social events and ads includes tailoring at Edward James on East Patrick Street, a dance tonight at Reos Mehrling's with seafood and cold beer, Locust Inn urging crowds for square dances, a YMC A meeting on mineral resources in Frederick County, big dances at Guinea's Monocary Inn, a Junior Fire Co card party, a delinquent taxpayers notice by County Treasurer Thomas A Chapline, and an entertaining Saturday Night Free Dance at Ideal Gardens plus an invitation to Cap Cramer’s food and beer offerings.
Announcement advertises Bartles Palace hosting a peanut decorated display contest running January 16 to February 22 with prizes for guessing the number of peanuts. Also promotes Eagles Oyster Roast January 20 at the home from 5 to 6. Tickets via members. Nearby services offered include motor and appliance servicing by Herbert Hahn Electrical Contractor-Dealer with phone 305 J1188 NM Market St. work called for and delivered.
Local ad for roofing services touts asbestos slate work by W H Rinehart with phone contact 956 R. The blurb emphasizes high quality and reasonable pricing.
A cluttered real estate notice outlines multiple lots and street-front measurements on Market Street and surrounding avenues, inviting purchase and home-building with various dimensions and parcel references. It mentions a public sale under a mortgage, detailing the property near Frederick County roads, plus a later sale of Ellen Castle's property on North Market Street in Frederick City, Maryland.
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