Deaths and Obituaries From Woodsboro Area
Refes E Zimmerman longtime farmer died at his daughter Mrs Raymond Putman home Feagsville Priday aged 87. Survived by two sons George W Zimmerman Franklin G Zimmerman a daughter Mrs Raymond C Parmson and one sister and brother. Funeral at daughter’s home Monday at 2 pm Interment Mi Olver cemetery. Adam Roser 82 died at Woodsboro after three weeks illness taught in county schools fifty years. Survived by four sons and several sisters and seven grandchildren. Funeral services at Lutheran church Woodsboro with burial at Mc Hope cemetery.
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Adam Eoser
Adam Rosex
Woodsboro
Axe
Roser
Firmity
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Woodshoro
Sceeiton
Annie Slade
New Oxford
Airs
Jackson
L. C. Powell
Lutheran Church
Woodsacre
J. Frank Fife
Mc. Hope Cemetery
Powell
A‘bareer
Funeral of Mrs Bussernd Held at Dickerson
The funeral for Mrs Beste Martin Bussarnd widow of Henry Busser was held Thursday at 2 pm from the home of Miss Howard Roberson in Dickerson. Pallbearers included Clayton Jones E Chistell T R Peddi cord J B Burkles William Roberson and Walter Baker. Interment was at Monocacy Cemetery in Beansville with surviving sister Alice Merriman Brunswick and Price Bernesville funeral directors.
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Airs
Beste Martin Bussarnd
Henry Busser
Gaugnier
Howard Roberson
Dickerson
Florel
Clayton Jones
E. & Chistell
T. R. Peddicord
J. B. Burkles
William Roberson
Walter Baker
Monocacy Cemetery
Beansvile
Alice Merriman
Brimswick and Price
Bernesville
Funeral for John H Hunter Recalls Maryland Ties
Funeral services for John H. Hunter aged 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hunter of Silver Spring, were held after a Washington hospital operation. Attending were cadet guards from St. John's College and local friends, with many in Frederick county offering sympathy. The deceased, educated at Native School in Wood and St. John’s College, was preparing to join his father in business in Silver Spring. He is survived by his parents and two sisters living in Maryland.
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John H. Bunter
John Hunter
Washingtoning
Emery County Police
Fons
Brightwood
Forest Gien
St. John’s College
Silver Spring
Hunter
Epscopal Bar
Thoost Hospital
Washington
Nativiy School
Hiwood
St. Johns College
Maryland
James Hughes
Liver Spring
Gerrude Himier
Bir
Fredarock City
C. Vretser
Mats Bemmecy
Bernand Kennedy
Frederick
Fashionable men and women embrace tailored suits this season
Suits stay central in street wear with no radical silhouette shift. Front fullness and three quarter sleeves dominate, tweed popular, and hip length jackets appear in stripes, checks, and dark tones. Hints of fur trim and stitched collars enhance cuffs while vertical pleats shape hips for a tailored yet soft look.
Fashion notes preview spring fabrics and trims
Street fracks reveal easy fabric and coil combos for spring. Plain color tops paired with plaid belts and checked fabrics create chic effects. Stripes remain in style for versatile, modern looks.
Chic new blouses and tailored vests featured in style sketch
The sketch shows satin and light-weight challis blouses with a Peter Pan collar and mannish vest. A fitted sleeve and mutton sleeve detail defines the look, while a Trio- Sean ewagger sport hat trimmed with a pheasant breast quill completes the ensemble.
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Sean Ewagger
Adamsown Women’s Club Meets in January Sessions
The Adamsown Women’s Club held two regular meetings in January. On January 10 at Mrs. B. Glark Gthwon’s home members sewed Red Cross material. On January 24 at Mrs. Harry L. Thames’s home, Miss Alle Bell presided and the group discussed “The Most Interesting Place I Ever Visited.”
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Adamstown
Adamsown Womm
B. Glark
Red Cross
Harry L. Thames
Migs Alle Bell
Local Homemaker Clubs Hold Meetings in January
Meresiand Tract Club hosted 32 members and three guests with Miss Helen Pearson present for a weaving demonstration and material testing. New Market Homemaker’s Club met with ten members and three visitors as radio program talk and art topics were discussed. Point Of Rocks Women’s Club gathered nine members and one visitor with a material judging segment and a quotary reading.
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Mia Edegar Viris
Mterryland Trac Club
Helen Pearson
Mia J. Edgar Ferrell
H. ©. Erdman
Stanley Zecher
New Market Homemaker’s Club
Harry Davis
New Market Homemakers Dix
Monrovis
Murray Ext‘ler
Elste Smith
Rek
Willam Zimmeman
Preiesick
Etzier
Char Ther
Ruth Nicodemus
Edgar Guest
Leclie Nicodemus
Jessie Shaixbaker
Irvin B. Codd
Walter Foster
Vernon Nicodemus
Fine Arts
Point of Rocks Club
E. L. Blessing
Point of Rocks
Ars. Fenton
J. N. Ponton
Local Health Notes From Frederick and Nearby
The item records several residents in Frederick area and nearby towns in hospital care or recovery. J O Hendrix of Thums now at Frederick City Hospital remains about the same. Charles Dubel of Emmitsburg recovering from an operation at Frederick City Hospital. William Motter of Emmitsburg progressing after surgery at Free City Hospital. Miss Har Hammond of E Second Street recovering at Frederick City Hospital. Mrs John T Bussard of Seaford has been ill at home since October with a relapse noted. G Meade Patterson of Exnins Tug recovering at a Baltimore hospital. Mrs Barbara Brum and Burke Coffman noted with ongoing illness. Patrick Sineer of Frederick noted. E R Sager and West Chicago area residents mentioned in care updates.
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J. O. Hendrix
Thums
Frederick City Hospital
Charles Dubel
Emnes
Emmitsberg
Prederick City Hospital
William Motter
Emmitsburg
Free City Hospital
Har Hammond
John T. Bussarnd
Barbara
Weather Summary From Local Observations
Precipitation totals show 2.92 inches in Prompitenon and 2.20 inches in Norma for January. High yesterday reached 47 degrees, with moonrise noted for tomorrow.
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Prompitenon
Jana Daze
Norma
Actuzi
Tomo
Appointment of Geners ro Hisyash as War Minister
Military chief announces the appointment of Geners ro Hisyash to succeed as Minister Of War in a tense frontline context. The new minister vows to confront the foe with decisive leadership and strategic resolve amid ongoing national tensions.
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Wapoves
Mary Naticr
Residents relocate after decades in Aliddletown
The Fo Main family moves from a long time home on Jefers Street in Aliddletown after more than 40 years of residence. Mrs Chates Fo Main operates a meat store in Middle, which is vacated by the couple. The piece notes sugar corn storage from last summer and local ice plant experiments. Burkittsville Lutheran Church elects two elders and two deacons for two year terms. A note on demographics reports French-Canadian population growth in Canada.
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Jefers~ Stree
Aliddletown
Chates Fo Main
Mrr
Middle
Burkitsville Lutheran Church
Burkittshdte Lutheran
H. C. Erdman
Cistde
T. Frank Hishiman
E. C. Rice
G. Daniel
Independent Hose Company Auxiliary Notice and Local Ads
Community notices request members attend at the engine house for divine service. Private sale of real estate and card party invites listed for Mrs Maude Turnbull. Local ads advertise tickets, calves, ice delivery, and lower prices at Tahiris with various business mentions.
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Moonrove
Mauge Turnbull
Independent Hose Company assembly and Roosevelt party scheduled
Members of the Independent Hose Company will assemble on the engine house on Sunday evening at 7 o'clock to view Essig and attend a seratott with Dr Amo Jane Traver and other officers invited. A Roosevelt Birthday Party is planned for January 28 at 8, with door prizes and a supper. Also listed is a Green's Market ad and used car sale at Frederick Motor Co with a Dodge Truck from 1931.
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Independent Hose Compecy
Tvine Essig
Temple of P
Mallon & Prs
Frederick Motor CG
West Prick St
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Brum
Burke Coffmen
Patrick Sineer
Fregecies
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Howant Mo, Jr
AL Necdemus. Inc
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Margaret Woerner
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Best Fountain Service
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Bentopiad Shoe Sale
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National Methods Press
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Itm
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Green's. N. Market ST
A. Groves
Wes
Joshrn D. Baker
Holmes D. Bakes
Joan J, Bakr
Joseph McDrvit
William G. Zimmerman
Samcee G. Durant
J. Travens Thomas
Jossie D. Baker
Toomis BH. HaLtEr
Cuargues H. Conner
M.D, Jonx S. Newson
James H. Gaverny, Jr
Hormis GD. Baker
Daniel Barer, JR
John H. Baker
Eutas B. RamMistre
Archibald Eb, Fisser
T.ster
Amerca
Stecia
Tocka
Rees
George E Gleasner
Fred
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Potts & Griffin
Cuuy Ownria
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Cea
Tome
Potts and Gariffia
Realzoss
Apron Pasate
Frederick Doy
Court House
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Cox
Bath
Joby D Conard, Jr
Br Mo
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Conard
Makion C. Kefauver
Weems
Wig
Spolia
Frederick County
Attuate
Tuscarora
Tule
Mary M. Kemp
C. Thomas
Harry J. Kep
Oscar G. Befauver
Mahion C. Kefatrer
A. Grant Hooper
Holden
Felten
Esa
Nodern
Trail Avenue
Braddock Heights
Ida Zim Merman
Braddock Iphis
East Moor
Brice House
East Gih
Eams
Taos S'res
Thomas J Crom Hves
Sale Register
Sherf's
Erice
James C. Palmer
Heaver Dart
Iobastire
Henrictta Moler
Courthsuce
James M. Hiltebrand
Leaurthouse
Ahinn Chefauver
Martha and Ciee
Iecr
Winhild Rip- Bins
Pearl Byppeon
Wodlshore
IhaMre
Mande Turnbull
Moureria
Ross Bo Warrenfeltz
Barmek Farm
LeGorr
Harvey M. Lare
Mt. Peasant
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