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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1937

Page

5

Deaths of Charles H. Rice and others in area

Deaths of Charles H. Rice, former postmaster and LeGore merchant, at Frederick City Hospital from cancer at age 60. Survived by two sons, two brothers, two sisters, with funeral plans pending. Also noted are the deaths of Joseph Wesley Rawlings, Clara E. Calhour, and details on their families, residences, and burial plans in Mt. Airy and Woodsboro communities.

Charles H. Rice LeGore Frederick City Mr. Rice Isaiah and Georgia Clem Rice Woodsboro

Funeral of Marion F. Michael held near Doubs

Funeral services for Marion F. Michael were held at his home near Doubs on Tuesday at 11 a.m., with Rev. G. Wilson Paul and Rev. A. G. Null officiating. The Commercial Bank of Maryland directors attended, pallbearers were grandsons Fierce B. Michael and Marion S. Michael among others, interment in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. MM. R. Etchison and Son, funeral directors.

Marion F. Michael Doubs G. Wilson Paul A. G. Null Commercial Bank of Maryland Michael Marion S. Michael Frederick M. Compher W. Randolph ‘Com

Legion Auxiliary Plans State Meeting in Baltimore

Francis Scott Key Post Legion Auxiliary held a meeting to discuss attending the Department banquet in Baltimore on February 5. National Legion and Auxiliary presidents will attend, with about thirty local members planning to go. A public card party is set for February 1 at the Elks Club and a joint senior junior auxiliary session is planned for February 12 with department officers as guests.

Baltimore Francis Scott Key Post American Legion Auxiliary Bruce Starner the Legion The Auxiliary Harry Colmery O. W. Hahn Post and Auxiliary Claggett E. Ramsburg Western Maryland Elka’ Club George Bamford Bamford Ramsburg Waller Forney Samsburg National Defense Conference Mayflower Washington

4-H Club Meets at Peteraville Home

The Peteraville 4-H 11 Club met Saturday at the home of Miss Martha Mary Virts, retiring vice president, who presided. Officers elected include President Martha Mary Virts, Vice President Cleta Everhart, Secretary Lou sse Kifer, Treasurer Hilda Flock, Historian Catherine Ahalt, Reporter Coletta Everhart. Florence B Williams discussed the year’s Home Furnishings work. Next meeting February 20 at Hilda Flock’s home. Grain and crop figures appear at the end.

Peteraville Martha Mary Virts Mise Cleta Everhart Mise Tlousse * Kifer Misa Hilda Flock Mise Catherine Ahalt Mise Coletta Everhart Mise Florence B. Williams Hilda Flock Dell+ sone

Adamstown Woman's Club Holds January Meeting

The Adamstown Woman's Club met January 8 with Miss Genevieve Thomas as hostess. Mrs. Elmer Michael presided. Members heard five book reports including Old Ashburn and Great Expectation while 23 members and two visitors attended. Demonstrations on book arrangements were given and one new member joined. The next meeting was set for January 26 with Mrs. Harry Lee Day as hostess.

Adamstown Charles Dickens Frederick Lewis Allen Charlotte Lakins Clark Dobson William Yingling T. F E. Zimmerman Genevieve Thoms Htiss Maile Fry Helen Saffit Harry Lee Day

Local Notables and Visitors Attend Events in Frederick

Mrs. John H. Lee of Baltimore visits her brother Charles Kuebler on Wilson avenue while John T. Waitan of New York stays at the Francs Scott Key Hotel. E Austin James attends funeral of Inter Frank Warper in Centreville. Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle hosts a dinner for Washington D C guests before a Park Way School PT meeting. G H Peace new manager of S S Kresge Co store arrives from Passaic with 221 North Market street address. Leo Weinberg marks 52nd birthday. Dr. John S. Derr returns from France with family. Frederick Fair delegates attend Harrisburg farm show. attendance up. Local residents visit Washington D C and plan trips to Miami after inauguration.

John H. Lee Baltimore Charles Kuebler Wilson Avenue John T. Waitan New York John L. Hore Fan Hotel Victoria E. Austin James Peoples Public Service Commission Inter Frank Warper Commission Centreville Henry J. Stahl Hood College Henry Grattan Doyle Washington, D. C Parkway School Doyle Passaic N. J G. H. Peace Kresge Co North Market Street Pence Ross F. Hunt Alexandria Leo Weinberg John S. Derr Frederick France D. Russell Henry Washington D.C Roy B. Winchrener Walkersville Jeff Miami Florida Winchrener Roosevelt WHL

Installation of Mountain City Lodge No. 29 Officers

Officers of Mountain City Lodge No. 29 Knights of Pythiss were installed Monday night at the Pythian castle in a ceremony attended by Grand Lodge officers. Conducting the installation were Grand Chancellor Joseph C. Parker and other grand officers from Annapolis and Baltimore. The ceremony named numerous local officers and committees including entertainment, publicity, and membership chairs.

Mountain City Knights of Pythiss Pythian Castle Grand Lodge Joseph C. Parker Annapolis Joseph Walter Baltimore Edward M. Akers This City Elwood Martak William L. Bean Alma Frank Walsh Ralph EB. Culler Clifford O. Morningstar Sochil Raymond A. Matugh Calvin W. Wachter Ralph FE. Cutler Grayson J. Grove Gerald R. Ctlne Martin L. Wachter Rev. de Shull Elmer Brown C. Thomas Heider Ralph A. Putman Isaac G. Waltz Lewis W. Putman the Mountain Harper Magazine Phil Kramer Reno Arp George L. Ftvler

Truck And Cab Collide At Church And Court Streets

A southbound taxicab and a westbound Haht truck collided at Church and Court streets around 8:45 AM. Minor damage reported and drivers’ names not learned. No charges filed.

Church and Court Streets

Local residents report health updates and hospital conditions

AMONG THE SICK Mrs. Harry Carty of East Second street is confined with a severe cold, while Miss Gertrude Rantsburg, injured in a ten day old auto accident near Hagerstown, improves at her South Market street home. Mayor Lloyd C. Culler rests at 251 South Market street, improving after a bout of illness. William J. Grove remains seriously ill at Frederick City Hospital after a month of care. Gerson Hosenour shows continued improvement at the same hospital. Charles Koazer of Altoona, Pa, hurt in the auto truck crash that killed Mrs. Lucy Gosnell, is improving in Frederick. Miss Mary Rockwell of Hood College is home in Brunswick with grippe. Mrs. Albert W. Condon of College Park improves at the Wilmer Eye Institute in Baltimore after an operation. Madelyn Harper of 819 North Market street slowly improves from grippe. Mrs. William H. Stup of Park Avenue recovers from grippe and can be up. Charlotte Zimmerman, Walkersville high school student, was admitted for an appendectomy at Frederick City Hospital. Meredith Bare, driver in the crash that killed Mrs. Lucy V. Gosnell, remains unchanged at Frederick City Hospital.

Harry William J. Grove Frederick City Hospital Gerson Hosenour Charles Koazer Altoona Lucy Gosnell Mary Rockwell Hood College Brunswich Grippe Albert W. Condon Colloge Park Wilmer Eve Institute Baltimore Madelyn Harper North Market Street Willam H. Stup Park Avenue Charlotte Zimmerman Walkersville High Cehaal Meredith Bare Lucy V. Gasnell

DeMolay Mothers Club Elects February 16

DeMolay Mothers Club Frederick Chapter names nominating and program committees at Tuesday meeting. Officers to be elected February 10. Mrs. Martin Ritchie presiding. Maryland Society of Washington dance date moved to February 4 at Kennedy Warren. Short-circuit fixed. no fire needed.

Mothers’ Club of Frederick Order of DeMolay Y.M. Co. A Martin Ritchie Harry E. Carty C. W. Gregory Fitehte Gregory Charles E. Hudson Charles Simpson Harry Nagle Gilmore Flautt Starr Harry&. Pettingall Alvie Simons Lewis Alexander DeMolay Mathers Alexander Maryland Society Maryland Society of Washington George H. Calvert, Jr Kennedy-Warren Connecticut Avenue Washington, D. C Peoples Liquidating Corporation Market Church Streets United Fire Company

Jefferson Inn Dance and Local Ads At Frederick Region

Local notices include Jefferson Inn Orchestra with 15 cent cover and dancing free at 14 miles from Frederick. Also ad copy for Eagle Shirts sale, $1.95 shirts cut to 1.55, and 29 cent dry cleaning through Saturday. Public sale announced for March 4 at Jack Bowls Farm near Middletown, plus real estate sale of a modern single dwelling on Whiton Avenue sold to Dr. Louise Heath for April tenancy.

Jefferson Inn Frederick Guy Fisher Jack Bowls Middletown Kongle Frederick Koorle Witeon Avenue P. Luther Rice Louise Heath Hood College

Reception At All Saints And St Bartholomews Chapels

Congregations of All Saints Church St Timothy s and St Barnabas Chapels invited to a reception for Res and Mrs Marcolin S Taylor in the Parish House Friday January 8 to 10 pm Announcing The Opening Under New Management at The Richalrd Colonial Service Station at Market Street near the fountain Invitations extended to try our service and products plus local listings for services and insurance offerings.

All Baints All Saints Church St. Timothy's St Barnabas Res Marcolin S .Taylor Tth Market Sta

January Clearater Sale at Market-111L-119 No Market AIL

Auction notices advertise coats dresses and furs with prices from 1 to 14 dollars, urging early selection. The sale includes inside and outside Fabrics and antique items catalogued for a Saturday, January 23, with proceeds benefiting an estate after the death of a spouse. Auctioneer names listed as Redinohed tiry Traut and EM Shank Cloris.

Clearater Tamburger SS Joon Oak LeGore

Local Government Disbursement Ledger Summary 8 918 78

County commissioners A Derr A G Hooper Jesse Renner certify a financial statement showing total disbursements of 8 918 78 with a balance unexpended of 1 680 22. Notarized January 16 18? by A Mecker. Molesworth Clark subscribed.

A. Derr A. G. Hooper Jesse Renner AR Molesworth Clark A.mecker

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