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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1938
Page
9
Multiple obituaries reported for Mrs Vallietta S Weagly Keller of Buckeystown and Mrs Florence L Welty of Frederick detailing survivors including children Minnie Keller Sheridan and James Keller, and other relatives. Services set for Buckeystown home, Lewistown cemetery burial planned. also notices for Mrs Sarah Elder Emmitsburg and Mrs Florence Callan Charles Town with service times and surviving kin.
Dean Henry Gratian Doyle of Columbian College and George Washington University will speak at Hood College Convocation in Brodbeck Hall on Monday February 7 at 730 p m The Business of Being a Student. The services open the second half of the academic year with an academic procession preceding the address.
Viola Rice of Myersville wed Joseph Davis of Manchester New York at Zion Lutheran Church Union Deposit Pa in a single ring ceremony conducted by Rev Herold A Ahalt. The bride wore deep sea green velvet and carried taisman roses. The couple reside Mountaindale after January 30 with Davis serving as Carmp Forester and 2nd Lieutenant in the Army.
Ardelle Gue of Damascus marries Granville Wetzel of Mount Airy in a Damascus church ceremony officiated by Rev. Raymond Hunter Brown. The couple plans to live in Damascus after a short honeymoon. Janet B Brubaker and Elmer R Hoke wed in Emory Virginia by Dr. Roy E Hoke with Miss Betty Hoke providing music. The Hoke couple will reside in Emporium Pennsylvania where he teaches.
Local reports note Roy W. Poole recovering after surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore two weeks ago Gerson Rosenour improving at Frederick City Hospital Barbara Graham in New Midway is ill at home age ninety five and reader of papers Oran C Lease operated on at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore doing nicely expected seven weeks in hospital Rev Benjamin A Bryan confined at home with a cold services at Mt Carmel and New Market were conducted by Rev J E Armsworth Westminster
The Frederick Art Club held a largely attended meeting at the home of Mrs Charles Beatty on North Market Street. Miss Siss Omea Prall presented a survey of Danish painting and noted key artists. Martha Flynn spoke on Hans Christian Andersen. Mrs R E Clapp read about Great Geyser Rejuvenation and Dock Street Theater. Refreshments followed. next meeting set for February 3 at Mrs Hammond Clary 152 West Patrick Street.
Local notices list a fried spring chicken dinner at Sheeley's for 35 cents with dancing at the Jefferson Inn and Evergreen Point featuring Frank Danner, plus a public sale near New Market for livestock and farm tools and a late sale of Ma Linda MacKenzie's estate. Also promotions for bingo, bars, auto services, and a Masser’s Fleet Wing station ad with special oil changes and cheap gasoline.
Funeral services were held at New Jerusalem Lutheran church Lovettsville Virginia for Thomas H Green age 73 who died at his son Charles Green’s home after paralysis confined him to bed two years. He was son of the late T H and Margaret Spring Green and husband of the late Ida Fry Green. Survived by three sons Thomas near Taylorsville Charles and Russell Green two sisters Mrs Carter and Mrs Fannie Booth one brother Dade Green all of Lovettsville Interment in Union cemetery pallbearers Irving McKimmey Bud Mormon Owen Heater Donald Cook Burton McKimmey and Charles Heater.
Rev. Dr. Scott R. Wagner of Zion Reformed Church is set as speaker for Hood College Vesper services in Brodbeck Hall at 4 PM Sunday. Prof. Henry T. Wade directs a musical program including Pax Vosiscum, O Jesus I Have Promised, Tschaikowsky God of All Nature, and Grieg God's Peace Is Peace Eternal with selections by Ellerson and Whitlock.
Bruce Calton calls Winter in April a deeply moving and appealing novel. The tale centers on an elderly literary historian, his granddaughter, and a German émigré secretary, exploring puppy love with a gentle, melancholic charm and avoiding sentimentality.
Harry Wardman veteran Washington builder and real estate man, aged 65, is seriously ill in Homeopathic Hospital Washington, entering about a week ago for undisclosed ailment per business associates.
A jumble of event listings includes Dance nights at Ridgeville Hotel Old Orchard Inn and gatherings featuring Cactus Joe and His Bar X Rangers plus an Old Time Barn Dance Tonight. Auction notices for livestock farming implements near Frederick, with RL Kelly and Glenn Trout as clerks and auctioneers. Also ads for furred goods and farm equipment, coupon offers, and a personal reading pitch, all from a late 1930s Frederick, Maryland page.
Friday sale at parish hall Bloomfield lists goods including dresses slippers and tumblers with liberal discounts on late season installations. U S hot water heaters and guards heaters offered with easy credit through W G Crowther retail dept at the Shell Station 473 W Patrick St phone 1544. Auctioneer RL Kelly and organizer Jesse Ferney Glenn Trout oversee the event with prizes and rides noted.
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