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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1934
Page
6
Several obituaries and funeral notices from the area. Mrs Matilda Wantz of Taneytown and Mrs Mary Mentzer, widow of Alonza Mentzer, are among those named. Also listed are Mrs Annie Shriner and Sgt Cassidy with service details and burial places included.
Funeral services were held for Thomas Chew at the Funeral Home of Isy E. Carty with Rev Dr L G Kieffer officiating. Members of the United Fire Company in uniform served as escort and pallbearers included Harry Cramer, Charles Keener, J W Time, Charles Yinger. Interment at Ghivet cemetery. Separate service for Miss Lillian Geride Rederick at the Burke home with Rev Ralph Harmnar officiating and songs by Burton Aley. Pallbearers included cousins and relatives. Interment at Obver netery. M R Etchison and Son funeral directors.
Revival services at Woodsboro led by Rev Mrs John H Gonso draw strong attendance with twenty conversions reported. A delegation of 25 from Mercersburg Pa attended, led by Cunningham. Music featured solo performances and singing.
Independent notes list various residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs Rubert Remishers, Miss Margaret Retivahn, Gertrude Norwood, Tara Ruehes, E D Garver family, Ruth Wilson and Loretta Gartres. The fragment references travels, family visits, and local social events in Mt Airy with scattered names and places.
Craceham Balamare Watt four and Mrs William W Troxell noted in the record with reference to the local proceedings.
Brides Brown Pickett and Hurley Etzler wed in two ceremonies as local clergy and officials attended. Brown Pickett taught in Crifield prior to marriage and will reside in Zion DC. Hurley Etzler’s ceremony followed by Ocean City honeymoon plans. An engagement announced for Engel and Davis family, with Fall 1932 wedding planned for Elizabeth and James Davis in Greysio near Frederick.
Former U S Senator Bies of Washington passes away at age 74 today. The article notes his long public service and ties to the Taylorsville area.
Mr and Mrs Harry McDonald Towson spent the week end with friends and relatives in this city. Miss Case McCardell New York g her parents. Mr and Mrs Oy McCardell Rankwell Ter Ds master and wife Ining Bilstr and Mr and Mrs Henry Schueler returned from a two week major to Quebec New Brunswick New New England. Hyacman Prasnest near Fregerta tadsy is ree thon Rs 60% has per ces nina D4 Nears wthog ut Hagersi wr ots cits He expects fo to Hagerstown Tuesday. Mr Woes ALS waaer of the Iwel of the Po Teograph com years M8 Trail avenue and Miss Catherine Coffman East They thr Rew Carii echuren who w pend a aav at she assemble.
APPOINTMENT ANNOUNCED President Reveell announced the appointment of Ayres of Kansas as a successor to James M Landis on the Federal Trade Commission. Lang was named last may be member of new stock exchange and securities committee with a fee of $8.20. Residents report recovery from recent medical procedures at Frederick O. Hospital and related local notices.
In Howard County Sykesville hosts a luncheon party with Mesdames Joseph L Coravan Mary Clark William R Derser Irving Adams Caleb D Rogers George Bayless John Breckis ridge Frank Beasman Roland Childs Frank Newman and Laura Harn. Senator Joseph L Donovan and Rev Howard Bishop visit Canada for two weeks. Mrs Harry Lorentz returns to Berwin with daughter Mrs Raymond Underwood. Philp Robinson and sons visit Sandy Springs with Co W Cauthern. Mrs Ednad Bennett arrives from Chicago and World’s Fair to visit relatives the Bennetts at The He a George Howes returns home from Maryland versus College Park. Mrs E M Meller opens summer omé Rugby with Miss Mamie Marsden Baltimore and son-in-law Frank L Mel sor from Long Island. Enzabech Light Barnes competes in the annual Gecamaeton contest. $263 $359.
Fragmentary notes mention Dargan Preegd and J Simen with Frederick SOT or Company. References to Wes P. and St Festival at Feagarilie and Taareaas du date unclear. Partial items hint at Bonet at 5 Luses Sunday school event and musical or festival details with missing context.
Community notices mention a regular meeting of United Steam Fire Company No 3 at 8 o clock this evening with Secrary W Bartels and President Storm. Also included are thanks from Roy C W Schaffer and family, festival details, and upcoming dances with local bands and venues in Lewistown and Mt Airy.
Mixed 1919 era notices include public sale of Florence Vo Slagle household effects, barbers and beauty salon ads, pawn and loan style asks, and business offers. Mentions Patrick 31, Petersville, NRA workers, nail selling job opportunities, cash for bags and metals, and used pipe sales at Frederick June Company, Ecker beauty, and colorful small ads.
Emergency item records a state agency fund levy for St months and a $5,000 appropriation in 1933. Reads like a damaged OCR note on municipal finance and fiscal action by county officials. Entities include County Commissioners and a state agency, with a referenced 1933 appropriation of five thousand dollars.
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