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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1934
Page
6
Multiple death notices list Mrs Frank E Spurrier Mrs Hane Spurrier Mrs Sarah Adelaide Bilentinger Mrs Florence D Mul Florence Derendra Mul and Mrs Sarah E Flickinger. Ages range from mid eighties to sixty one with survivors including spouses, children and grandchildren. Funeral details note timings places chambers Olivet cemetery and local funeral directors.
Funeral services were held for Catharine Crumlish daughter of Dr John J Crumlish at Mount St Marys College with a Te Deum mass. Rev G Mutchy, Hugh Pollins and Rev I Leo Barley officiated. Interment at Lewistown cemetery. Also noted were funerals for Rev Dr G E Williams of Mary Ael Church and Mrs Elizabeth Loy with services in Thurmont and cremation directors Exhison and Son.
Underhill elected secretary of the Lenic Chamber of Commerce after months of vacancy. Mr and Mrs Russell L. Michael have returned from their wedding trip and reside at 19 East Church Place. Cinmer guests of Mr and Mrs J Gene Waters of Germaz-Beima Virginia Senhower and others hosted gatherings.
The Jag Bridge Womans Club met at Mrs. Harry W. Zimmerman’s home with twenty-one members and one visitor. President Miss Beate K. S tauer presided as reports and a program on textiles and arts were given. The Burkertown Club met at Mrs. George Trout’s with twenty-eight members and nine visitors. program included “The World Friendship Tour” with music and readings and a planned meeting February 9 at Mrs. Richard Walker’s home.
Local society updates list visitors and travels including Mir Hubert Derr of near Monrovia visiting friends in Cumberland and Miss Howard Yours of Fredericksburg as guest of Miss Catherine Casura in Williamsport. Also noted are Mrs. Helena N Stauffer of Walkersville returning from Salisbury, Ass Charles B Trail visiting Court Square, Mr and Mrs Harold Summers of Branswick receiving congratulations, and Dr Henri G Kieffer and wife welcoming a son at Werner hospital. Other items mention arrivals from South America courses, Ophelia Tiley of Essex with relatives, and Roy Atkinson of Scranton staying with family.
In Clarksburg on Sunday morning a revival service was held at the Methodist Church led by Rev. Pred Barnes with Giathe Richards of Mt Rainier assisting. A subsequent service is planned for February 4. Several local residents were noted as visitors or guests at various homes over the weekend including Miss Griffith of Rockville and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jones of Silver Spring.
Market snippets show wheat prices around 2.73 to 3.09 and livestock values for cows veering 2.25 to 5.60, with calves and sheep listings. Lambs range 5.09 to 8.09, steers 4.50 to 5.00, bulls 2.00 to 3.00, reflecting varied grades and market tiers.
Ruth Estelle Messick and George Otis Hendrickson Jr wed at Trinity Methodist Church Salisbury in a ceremony by Rev. Al. Franklin. The bride wore white satin with orange blossoms. attendants included Miss Ruth Messick and Mrs. Charles Daring as matron of honor. reception followed at the Messick home with guests from Salisbury and Baltimore. The bride studied at Randolph Macon Woman’s College. groom is a Maryland state roads inspector.
Among the sick are Charles E Hudson confined at home on Market Street and Mrs James Cosmo Jones improving at her East Fourth Street home. E Bel Town Rockwell Terrace and Mes Mullinix College Park show improvement. John Strange recovering from appendectomy at Frederick City Hospital. Pauline Hendrickson Runkles ill with bronchitis at Urbane home. Alen Bactes, former city policeman, moved from Frederick City Hospital to 459 West South Street. Catharine Conrad suffered another stroke and remains critically ill at her daughter's home with Oscar H Miller on North Market Street nearby.
Weekend visitors included William Littel and daughter from Washington DC staying with Mrs Sprigg and Mrs Orme. Local clubs discussed drivers education and window cleaning ethics while Cumberland updates quoted Joseph H. Appice as library advisory president.
Anneance announces engagement of Helen Marguerite Zimmerman to Chauncer Abbsit with family ties to Frederick and Aiddletown. Education spans Hood College and Frederick High School. both pursue careers in stenography and geology. Multiple weddings and license details listed with dates and parsonages. homes and schools named, including Moser Frost and Hughes Trisatrich notices.
The ceremony united Miss G G Wachter and G Maynard Summers on Saturday morning at 606 Emi avenue with Rev. Ralph E Wallman officiating. The bride wore blue crepe and roses. the groom is a noted county athlete and members of the Stonewall Democratic Club attended along with family and friends.
The page fragment references a blizzard anniversary and weather notes with northwest winds and a mercury reading around 55 degrees. It mentions March 6, 12932 as an anniversary marker and hints at spring timing and snow squalls affecting the area.
Mrs. G Robert Gray hosted bridge with guests including Mrs Hoyt Williams and Mrs Marion Shears. Judge Woodward attended a basketball game at the University of Maryland. A Busy program featured a rhythm orchestra and banquets at Poolesville High School with many local families hosting dinners and gatherings.
New Windsor reports persistent postponement of a meeting under county union efforts as Mrs. D C Brox and Marya Han handle ongoing illness. Wier J Boswell, recently operated on for appendicitis, continues recovery days after the procedure.
Local notices advertise a Roosevelt birthday party with a public invitation. The event lists a temple hall fundraiser including a prizes draw and door prices. Proceeds benefit a charitable cause with tickets and adults charged a small fee.
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