Deaths and funerals in local community
Mrs Frank Sperrier dies of bronchial pneumonia at 66.5 years. Survived by husband, three sons Clarence Everett Wilbur. daughters Mrs John Deerich and Mrs John Driver. siblings and in-laws. Funeral at Mary Olivet Cemetery with Rev Coffman officiating. Mrs Theodora Blentlinger dies at 8, near Pearl, aged 82 years 1 month 17 days. husband Theodore Bilentlinger and children survive. funeral Tuesday at 2 from home, interment Mr. Otive cemetery. Florence Mull dies in Monterrey Hospital at 61. service Wednesday at 2 at Etchison and Son funeral home. interment Md Olivet Cemetery. Mrs Sarah Flickinger dies in Baltimore at 84. services Tuesday at Woodsboro Lutheran Church. interment Hope Cemetery. Funeral notices list multiple survivors and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sperrier
Irs
Harriet C. Spurier
Frank E. Spurrier
Luther
Sarah Browning
Shere
Clarence
Everett
Wilbur
John Deerich
John Driver
Harrison
Eldridge
Monroe
Raymond Browning
Siscers
A. J. Clay
Titus Brown
Panera
Coff- Man
Mary / Chapel cemetery
Theoders Blentlinger
Sarah Adelale Blentlinger
Theodore Bilentlinger
Pearl
James and
Macy Kithy Murray
Hoy
Burke
Frederick
Prank Shook
Miriam Bientinger
Ks E. Bientinger
New Market
W. Sheridan Blentiinger
Mr. Otive
Harry E. Carty
Florence D
Florence Doreadamae Mull
Monterue Hospital
Lau G. H
Martha Gewendammer Mull
Alice Virginia Mull
Monterue
Evangelical Reformed Church
Etchison and Son
North Market Street
MD. Olivet Cemetery
ML B. Etchison and Son
Sarah E. Flickinger
Frederick Avenue
Baltimore
Roy
Vernon Flickinger
Roy Flickinger
Braddish Avenue
Batimore
Woodsboro Litheran Church
James R. Bergey
Hope Cemetery
Funerals in Emmitsburg and Nearby Collect Obituaries
The Emmitsburg area observed funeral services for Catharine Cali Crumiish wife of Dr. John J. Crumiish Mount St. Mary’s College Latin professor, with a Saturday service at Mount St. Mary’s. Other services included Gilbert Isaac Dennis honored at his home service and Elizabeth A. Loy laid to rest in Thurmont. Directors Wishice Cresger and Exchissa & Son oversaw arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Catharine Cali Crumiish
John J. Crumiish
Mount St. Mary's College
St Josepa’s College
Mount St. Mary's End
Elwood S. Benny
George Meacon
Hugh Preon
J. Leo B.zureh
So Joseni
S. Jasesh
S. Bac
Mount St. Mars’s
Cemecery
Giloert Isaac Dennis
East Fifth Street
Asolo
Abide
Howerd Riggles
John Reed
Charles Kolb
James F. Cannon
Earl Foreman
John Bowman
Local Social Guests and Mixed Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Mrs. J E Polleck and Mr and Mrs J Gene Waters hosted diners from Germ Lucie Hing and Rockville while Miss Thelma Sandower and Miss Virginia Sandower welcomed guests. Mary Gant and others attended a social gathering with post meeting refreshments. Russell and Margve Takoma Pa spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Smith Hort. Ralph Cutter and Mrs Underhill hosted or attended events. Leash NC Chamber names new secretary amid regional chamber turnover. Russell L Michael family returns from wedding and moves to residence at 19 East Church.
Women’s Club Gatherings Across County
The Jug Bridge Womans Club met at the home of Mrs Bary W Zimmmermanns with twenty one members and one visitor. Afss Stauffer presided and opened with Love's Old Sweet Song. The training school will meet at Mrs Dions home on January 29. The Walter Dangrosch tribute was read and a lecture on textiles discussed. Next meeting set for February 7 at Mrs Elmer Dixon’s home. Buckeystown Womens Club hosted by Mrs George Trout with twenty nine members and nine visitors. The program included The World Friend Tour England's New Day and musical selections. Next meeting February 9 at Mrs Richard Weaker’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jug Bridge Club
Tee Jug Bridge Womans Club
3Frs
Bary W. Zimmermanns
Ope
Afss
Bensie K. Stauffer
Elmer Dixon
Afrs Stauffer
Walter Dangrosch
Harry W. Zimmerman
Agiss Pearson
Lackeystown
George Trout
Buckeystown
A. W. Nicodemus
America
Capes
Efews
Earl Remsberg
W. E
Personal notices from Monrovia and surrounding towns
Mr. Robert Derr of Monrovia spent the weekend with Cumberland. Mrs. Howard Young of Frederick visits Miss Catherine Cushwa. Helena N. Stauffer returns from Salisbury. Mrs. Charles B. Trail back home after visiting daughter Mrs. Matthew Fenton in Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. Herold Summers of Brunswick welcomed a son at Frederick City Hospital. Catherine Kieffer of the Enoch Pratt Library visits her relatives Rev. Dr. Henri L G. Kieffer and Mrs. Kieffer. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald MecCizal in Emmitsburg. Mrs. Roy Atkinson of Scranton spent the week with her parents on Fhind Street. husband returned to Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Herold Summers
Brunswick
Frederick City Hospital
Catherine Kieffer
Enoch Pratt Library
Baltimore
Henri L G. Kieffer
Donald MecCizal
Emmitsburg
Warner Rasy
Getissbusy
Savam
Arei
Roy Atkinson
Scranton
Edward W. East Fhind
Rome
Poolssville High School
J.D
Varationa
W. Broome
Billy Jones
Dawson Allcutt
White
John Wright
Fannie Morrison
Cloraries Inlay and Son
Gerstener
Jennie Imlay
Angion
Revival planned at New YorEe Sts by Clarksbury pastor
In Clarksburg Jan, 2y, Fred R. Barnes pastor announced a two weeks revival at New YorEe Sts with whom he is associated. Clarke Richards of Mt. Will have completed service on February 4. Ann Griffin of Rockrile visited Mr and Mrs Howard Miles. Laura Ganiner stayed with Mr and Mrs J M John Son in Washington. Laurana Miles stayed with Mrs Paul Wise in Heock e. Rev F R Barnes hosted guests of Paul Wire in Rockville. No license charge noted. a $10 surety posted for a hearing in a Washington DC matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suss
Fred R. Barnes
New Yor Ee Sts
Clarke Richards
Ann Griffin
Rockrile
Howard Miles
Charles Linthicum
Siver. Soring
Laura Ganiner
Market Prices for Live Stock and Wheat
Market price listing shows Wheat with Lambs at 8.09 dollars for choice and 3.00 for medium. Steers priced 5.00 for choice, 4.50 medium, 359 dollars plain, 500 dollars medium and 2.25 common, 2.00. The figures reflect standard grades and weights in a single commodity roundup.
Hendrickson Messick Wedding Solemnized in Salisbury
Ruth Estelle Messick of Salisbury became the bride of Geese Otis Hendrickson Jr of Arizona last Tuesday evening at Trinity M E Church Salisbury. Rev. AL Franklin officiated in a ceremony with palm and fern decorations and a large guest list. The couple will reside in Baltimore after a February 10 homecoming, following a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity M. E Chitrch
Salsbury
Ruth Estelle Messick
Salisbury
Geese Otis Hendrickson, Jr
Arosna
AL. Franklin
Wiliam F.messick
Charles Davis
Anne Messick
Edward Davis
Isbe
Edward Dans
Roland Griffin
Biltmore
Charles A. Davis
William Moore
Cambridge
Edward Wrath
Leedom
William B. Tilghman
Sies
Stuart Outten
Dover
Del
G. O. Hendrickson
Sstiswury
Frida
Baltimore
Randolph Macon Woman's College
Lynchburg
Sliema, Keppa and
Omers
Hendrickson
Siver
Plassig
Itimore
Illnesses and Recoveries Reported in Frederick Area
Among the sick residents Mrs Ghavies E Hudson remains confined at 431 North Market due to illness. Mrs James Cosmo Jones at East Fourth Street is reported improved. Mr RE Town of Rockwell Terrace shows improvement after a cold spell. Mrs L E Mullinix, College Park, a list patient at the Episcopal Eye Barber Throat Hospital in Washington. Mr John Strange of 120 South Market Street recovering from appendicitis at Frederick City Hospital. Mrs Pauline Hendrickson Runkles ill with bronchitis at Urbana home. she teaches at Parkway school. Former city policeman Allen Bates, after eight weeks at Frederick City Hospital, returned home 459 West South Street. Mrs Catharine Conrad, invalid 15 months, suffered another stroke and remains at the home of her daughter, Mrs Oscar H Miller, on Big North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghavies E. Hudson
North Market Street
James Cosmo Jones
East Fourth Street
Frederick City Hospital
Pauline Hendrickson Runkles
Urbana
Runkles
Parkway School
Alen Bates
Wes
South Street
Catharine Conrad
Oscar H. Miller
William Littet and Macy Visit Urbana Friends
William Littet and his daughter Macy from Washington DC stayed with Charles Orme and family over the weekend. The Urbana W C T U January meeting at The Maples was led by S Kidd. readings highlighted drivers’ prevention and library activities in Maryland amid Depression-era concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesville
Mal
William Littet
Macy
Washington, D. C
Charles Orme
Tsdusz
Urbana
W. C
Engagement and Weddings in Middletown Area
Engagement announced for Helen Marguerite Zimmer man of near Fredericks, and Chauncey Aba of CLOTS ckee. Moser Frost couple, C. Moser and Miss Hutds Frost, married at Church of the Brethren parsonage with Rev. Waser officiating. Bride a Middletown High School graduate, class of 1952. License issued in Hagerstown for John and Helen Mahae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilam D. Zimmerman
Near Fredericks
Helen Marguerite
Chauncey
Aba
Mrs
Albert
M_ Alain
Sarssa Gracuzee
Afida
Moser
Frost
C. Moser
Buriziteyitle
EL Frost
Middletown
Church of the Brethren
ML G. Waser
Alpha Moser
Broad Run
Middletoy High School
Santuel Ausherman
Burkttisvile
Summers Wachter wedding honors family ties in city ceremony
Helen Virginia Wachter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Wachter, wed G Maynard Summers, son of Mr. George S. Summers, in a 10:20 Saturday ceremony at 606 Trail Avenue. Rev. Ralph J. Hartman officiated as Ferns and roses adorned the Crepe room. Gordon Spurrier served as best man. The couple plan a honeymoon to nearby states before settling on Trail Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trai Avenue
Helen Virgina Wachter
G. S. Way
G. Maynard Summers
George S. Summers
Ralph J . Hartman
Gordon W. Spurrer
Fred.ecke
Hoor
Summers
Gordon W. Spurrier
Frederick
Rebr
Frederic
Dexmore
Unclear Weather Note Cites Sprin g Event March Sixth
Fragmentary text reports a wind and temperature reading with scattered phrases about showers and anniversaries. The passage mentions an event described as the outstanding blizzard of recent years replacing returning spring and dates to March six, with garbled names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniversars of
Blizz
Social notes from Poolesville and surrounding area
Mrs. G Robert Gray hosted a bridge gathering with several guests including Mrs. H M Williams and Miss Mary among others. The group attended a University of Mary basketball game and boxing match. Various residents hosted visitors, travel club outings in Washington, and local school events including a high school trustees meeting and a Father and Son Banquet with Dr J D delivering a rural school talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Willard
Tease Cubitt
Interstes Deis
Mary Annn
Howard Bodmer
James Lamar
Postponed Event in New Windsor Under Illness
The weekly meeting of the County Carilan Endeavor Union in Westminster has been postponed due to illness of its president J. Boswell who recently underwent an appendicitis operation. The postponement affects Mrs. Paul Bens and Howerd Bitzel among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banc
Paul Bens
Martha As. Bares
Westminster
Howerd Bitzel
Carsilan Endeavor Union
Ire & Whiten
J. Boswell
Poolesville Masonic Officers Installed
Regular Poolesville Masonic Lodge communication installed officers for the A2 site Gusta and related edisons. No further details available in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poolesville
Masonic Lodge
Roosevelt Birthday Party and Local Events Highlight Evening
Local notices show a Roosevelt birthday party and a busy slate of community events. A roast luncheon and chorus rehearsal are listed for Tuesday, with card party plans and a fusion of activities noted. Tickets for a fighting arena event and other sales are mentioned alongside damaged notices from the era.
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Elizabeth A. Loy
Thurmont
Boyds
Underhill
PF. Tx
Hagerstown
Russell L. Michael
Rast Church
Robert Derr
Howard Young
Catherine Cushwa A. Elditt
Auss
Helena N. Stauffer
Walkersve
Charles B. Trail
Cours Square
Matthew Fenton
Tania Item
New Yorks City
Ima
Ophelia
Tiler
Essex, Conn
Roth Delaplaine
Upper College Terrace
St. Petersburg
Clarksburg
D.C
Messick
Masyland Tebrary Associa
Depress.co
Aries
State Commission
Cumberland
Joseph H. Apple
Csy
Maryland Puobie Library Advisory Commission
Huaghey—Trivansyich Hughes
Dorothy Ch
Sain
Lebanon
Henri L. G. Kuef
Evangelica
Mt. Karl
Helen D
Wachter
Mercury
Walter Bridge
Butty Shears
Alexandria
Rey Bodmer
Wolten
Protesan School
Washington
R. Eggieston
Decatur
George Wer
aoMer How
Grubb
Mrs Sr
Tettow
Lilla
Washigton
Lury Att
Ais Helter
A J. Casalle
A. Sander
Agton
Virginia G. Hersperger Ting
Bethesda
Califford Elgin
Helen Willard
George “Brew Vex, Jr
New Windsor
Citizens National Bank
Zeigler
Frederick, MD
Wade Chorus
Tad
Joseph D. Baker
Charme
D. Baker
Jons H. Baker
I People's Service
Bo'clo
AL Grove
West Patrick Street
Tinger
Grotery
Bernie
Brust and
Cramer
Josefh McDavir
Vicr
Wintias G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
J. Travers Thoas
Asssistant Cashier
Juhen
Jostin D. Baker
Tuomas H. Hater
Ciartes
Coxney
M. D
Joan
Newman
James H. GaManitt
Holmes D. Baken
Daniel Baker, JR
Joun H. Baker
Edtas B. Ramssene
Archibald E. Fisher
Pines
Dietrich and Gambrill
STED
Frans Gas Office
Beixee Ckic
Noah E. Cramer
POR
Vay Green
D—Sherst
James O. Palmer
S-Maticagees
Beaver
Sohnerille
Moler
Kefauser Estate
Coartheave
Martha
Ipo Ester
Winfield Rippron
Miefrart
Saginrs
Crage
Dora
Mande Tarah
Maargtea
Rots
Warrentelty
Rendee
Bartlek Farm
LeGore
Harves M
Mt. Pleasant
UA Rtos
Sey
M- Sroelle
Churen
RS Tyson
Thomas J Crum
Quick Deas
Dusines Properties
Potts and Grlffin Realtors
Middletown Savings Bank
Maryland
Star of Maryland
Middleton Savings
Marrisnd
Board OF 2 Appeals
Board of Zoning Appeals
Board of Aldermen
City Halkard Ploor
General Refining CO
East Patrick Street
Standard O8f Company
Carrol Creek
Aly
Stella M. Wilson
Predecick Cruntz
A. Bacgh
Regi Aes
Thes
Roy C Shapfer
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