Pists to Open Meet on Friday at Braddock Heights
The Mary Baptists arrange a summer assembly starting Friday with 600 to 700 members from multiple sections attending sessions through July 12. Leaders include Dr Rufus Aver Dr Joseph T Watts and Dr W W Adams with events in Braddock Heights and the Mountaintop area. The convention marks the nineteenth year with multiple sessions, platform addresses and musical entertainments led by noted speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Ions
Jefferson Boulevard
the Heights
Mountain Top
The
Mary Baptist Training Union
Dus
Wilfred C. Tyler
Annapolis
Maryland Baptist
D. Va
Virginia | Tist Training Union
Rufus |Aver
Washington
Columbia Associa
Joseph T. Watts
Balt
Mary- Baptist Union Associacion
Maryland
District of Colum- Pastors
Iver
W. W. Adams
Philiphia
Era Baptist Theological Semlas
Charlottesville
Wiliam C. Royal
the Mary Association
Pel
Braddock Meigh's
Schlauder and Crawford wed in Carlisle Presbyterian ceremony
Schlauder and Ethel Crawford both of Carlisle Pa were married at the Presbyterian manse on a given afternoon at 4 oclock by the Rev Dr Chases Wehr. The groom is a member of the United States in the Carlisle area and is stationed there. The bride and groom were attended by Mrs Edith Rivers Dorothy Adelsberger James E Hamler and Master Warne Durbin.
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Schlauder
Crawford
Ethel Crawboth
Carlisle
Chases E. Wehr
Ical Corns
United States
Births and Family Notices From Smithsburg Area
Mrs. Charles Beard and Mrs. Max Zister welcomed twins after a recent birth. Ruth Hays of Smithsburg spent weeks with Mr and Mrs Daniel J. Pike near Roxbury. Angie Haines visited Lisoyd D Hays and Beard in Chewsrire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haines
Charles Beard
BR. Andrews
Max Zister
Jack
Car Baii
Ruth Hays
Smithsburg
Daniel J. Pike
Roxbury
Angie Haines
Lisoyd D. Hays
F Beard
Chewsrire
Deaths Charles A Lawson and others in Frederick area
Charles Augustus Lawson 67, an employee of Warren Taylor, died of angina pectoris at Frederick City Hospital after chest pain. Survived by wife Mary J Perry and children Charles A Lawson Jr Frederick George Lawson Perry Lawson Frederick Earl H Lawson Ellicott City Harold R Lawson Hot Springs Va Roy Al Lawson Warren F Lawson Lawrence Lawson and one grandchild. Funeral plans pending. Jonathan E Burns 75, former Silver Spring station agent, died at Homeopathic Hospital Washington. Survived by wife Mae E Burns daughter E N Miller and grandson Glen C Dorsey Jr and sister Mrs William A Mullinix. Mrs Lottie R Renn died suddenly at Feagaville aged 60. Survived by husband Asa B Renn son Eugene Renn and brother Dr J W Long. Charles Hunter Ramsburg of Martinsburg died in Lidocock at his daughter's home. Sylvester P Lewis died near Woodbine aged 82. Survived by wife Rhoda C Lewis eight sons and others. Elizabeth King died at Clarksburg aged 61. Survived by husband Charles M King Ora H King daughter Mrs Eugene A Jemison brother James F Purdizr and two half-sisters. Funeral services held in Clarksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Lawson
Charles Augustus Lawson
Warren Taylor
Frederick City Hospital
Mary
J. Perry
Charles A. Lawsop, Jr
Frederick
George
Lawson
Perry
Earl H
Frank H. Lawson
Ellicott City
Harold R. Lawson
Hot Springs
Roy al. Warren F
Lawrence Lawson
Taylor
Lewis
Clingan
Evangelical Reformed Iehurch
C. K Cline
Sop
Pearl
C. E. Cline
Jonathan E. Burns
Silver Spring
Washington
Ridgeville
Burns
B. & O. Railroad
Maryland
West Virginia
Sligo Avenue
Mt. Olipret
Mae E. Burns
E. N. Miller
Glen C. Dorsey, Jr
William A. Mullinix
Mt Air
Asa B. Renn
Lottie R. Renn
Feagaville
Renn
John W
Charlotte Culler Long
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Feageville
Eugene Renn
Héthe
J. W W. Long
Walkersville
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison & Son
Charles H. Ramsburg
Charles Hunter Ramsburg
Martinsburg
W. Va
C. Carroll Ramsburg
Martinsburg- Tne
M. R
Sylvester P. Lewis
Woodbine
Thomas
Lydia Lewis
Rhoda C. Lewis
Charles Wolbert
John
Robert
William
Albert
Flord
Leonard
Daisy
Howard
Vernon
Massachusetts
Clarence
California
Morgan Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church
Knox
Elias V. Eng
Elizabeth King
Elias V. King
Clarksburg
Hing
Charles M
Ora H. King
Eugene A. Jemison
James F. Purdizr
W. M. Dutrow
Cod E. Barr
Ciarisburg
CIA. Methodist Episcopal Church
Mary Devilless
Phelps Apartments
James Vernay
Walter Vermar
Jacqueline Vernay
Baltimore
John Thomas
Bordis
Louis Thomas
Lee Pcket
Wooddine
Evans
Earl Becraft
Sandy Spring
Charles A
Crook
Merri
Smoot
Marry L. Rouse
Leonardo
J. Stus Rouse
South America
Mary Yearly Donovan
Woodstock
Mary L. Dorsey
5. Boone Dorsey
Glen
Wood
James Matthews
Wiliam S. Shipley
Charles Melville
John C. Beck
York
W. H. D. Warfield
Samuel B. Richeson
Louise M. Gerstelauer
Philadelphia
Edwin M. Meller, Jr
Westminster
Elizabeth Warfield
Howard County
Lee O. Warfield
Morihern
Europe
Solyn Blizzard
Eaie Cahriser
Greanmount
Millard Weer
James C. Weer
Wi Enesday
John Norfolk
William S. Shipier
Margaret Mary Agnes
Westminster High School
Agnes Lynch
Campfire Safety Rules For A Haul of Careful Picnics
The article advises housewives to choose dirt patches for fires near lakes or woods and to avoid dry leaves. After meals, burn food scraps and remove tins, then soak the area until every ember is dead. Repeat until fully extinguished and then cover the site.
Local Mentions Bio Fruit Adoction
Local notes list an event titled Bio Fruit Adoction scheduled for Wednesday, July 3, 745 PM at Mearl Warehims with limited readable details. Authorities or organizers are not clearly identified in the fragment.
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Bio Fruit Adoction
Walkersville
Mearl Warehims
Founder of Order of Holy Cross Dies at 83
The Very Rev James Oris Sargent Huntington co founder and superior of the Holy Cross Episcopal order died Sunday at St Luke's Hospital New York City aged 83 He helped establish the order in 1884 and shaped its spread through missions and retreats He was chaplain of the Blue Mountain Conference from 1926 to 1928 and led a life of travel and service with the order Funeral services were held Monday at the Cathedral of St John the Divine.
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James Oris Sargent Huntington
Holy Cross
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
St. Luke's Hospital
New York City
Blue Mountain Conference
The
Episcopal Church
Hood College
Unti
Peon Hall
Chambersburg
Mr. Huntington
Blue Mountain
New York
Syracuse
Order of the Holy Cross
Brfle
Sturges Allen
Liberia
Westminster
West Park
N. Y
Boston
Frederick Dan Huntington
Hannah Dane Sargent Huntington
Syracuse University
Malden
Mass
Calvary Church
Holy Church Mission
East Side
Farmingdale
L. I
All Saints Church
Douglass Heed
All Saints
Cathedral of
Jobe the Divine
West Park Cemetery
Funerals Report for Local Residents including Runxies and Remsburg
The report lists multiple funeral services held Monday for Mrs. Margaret May Runx ies, Miss Catherine Remsburg, and Mrs. Hannah Ramsburg, detailing homes of origin, times, church conductors, pallbearers, and interment sites in Lovettsville and Jefferson. Names include W. R. Runkles, Rev. Dr. G. Ellis Williams, Rev. George H. Seller, Rev. Nelson C. Brown, and funeral directors Etchison & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret May Runxies
W. R. Runkles
West
Patrick Street
Lovettsville Lutheran Church
G. Ellis Williams
Calvary M. E. Church
A. Hart Etchison Sane
Jesus
James D. Marks
Stanley A. Michael
Norman E. Kinsey
J . Droneburg
Charles 4. Faust
C. L. Gilbert
Lovellsville Union Cemetery
Little Catherine Remsburg
Jefferson
George H. Seller
Jefferson Lutheran Church
H.C. Summers
Elmer E. Gurion
W. Reedy Shaff
Alvert L. Bussard
Harry M. Shall
W. Ross Hovine
Missionary Society of the Church
St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Hannah E. Ramsburg
Harlan Ramsburg
Harry E. Cramer
Walkersville
Nelson C. Brown
Grade Reformed Church
James Bitter
William Lease
Newton Fulton
Charles Simme
John Cramer
Clarence Barrick
Ution
G. W. Wright
Frederick City hospital notes and obit fragments
In Memoriam and local notices recount illnesses and recoveries at Frederick City Hospital. Several brief items mention Mrs. W. W. Osburn returning home ill after three weeks, Miss Lurene Norgie and Paul Owings with tonsil adenoid procedures, Mrs. Daisy Sickles recuperating from a fractured leg, and a death memorial for Charles Edward Ausherman dated July 2, 1932. Also referenced are visitors from Middletown Ohio and a July fruit auction listing Guy Ramssurg and Lem Keller with social notes in a local column.
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W. W. Osburn
West Third Street
Frederick City Hospital
Elmer Clay
Daisy
LeGore
Donald W. Hogarth
East Fifth Street
Frederick City
M. R. Etchison and Son
Atsherman
Charles Edward Ausherman
Brandenburg Farmer Dies After Sunday Service Reunion Planned
Berrett Berrent and July Sylvester P. left a widow a daughter seven sons. The Brandenburg reunion is set for Sunday September 1 at the old Brandenburg M. P. church where he organized nine years ago by Mrs S second annual picnic supper. The New Windsor band will provide music.
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Sylvester P
Brandenburg
Old Brandenburg M. P
New Windsor
Independence Day shop closures and business notices
Notice listing multiple Frederick area barbershops closing all day on July 4 1935 followed by several business and sale notices including a public sale July 6 and various ads for groceries meat markets junk company and plant sales. Also mentions a large fruit auction July 3 and a beer garden show with bus service.
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Dar
Edmonds Barber Shop
A. D. Shaff
M. A. Buckingham
Simpson Bros
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Miller & Dave George Perry
Brust & Cramer
George Miller
Local Notes From Sykesville July Social Roundup
Misses Ida Watkins and Eira Selby returned from Ocean City. Mrs. Jacob Norwood and Mrs. Earl Luhn visitors in Hyattsville. Numerous guests and family visits noted across Sykesville, Baltimore, and Glenwood with a fishing party to Bowers Beach catching 594 fish. Senator Warfield improving. marriage licenses issued in Westminster. and high school graduation at Westminster High School.
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Sykesville
Ida Watkins
Eira Selby
Ocean City
Jacob Norwood
Hyattsville
Earl Luhn
Belone
Frederick
Wadur R. McCardell
Local notices from Harney and surrounding towns
July notes announce visits by Mr and Mrs Geo Myers and family to Mrs Martin Myers. Allen Bollinger and wife welcomed a daughter recently. Dr Eduth Wt Bull orthodontist from Red Lion Pa visited his parents for a few days. Mervin Eyler Jr and others from UTS and Ballimore area were guests last week. Various families including Wolf, Weiker, Baumgardner, Hesson and others appear visiting in town.
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Harney Harney
Jamily
York
Martin Myers
Allen Bollinger
Mervin Eyler, Jr
Red Lion
Eduth Wt. Bull
UTS
Mer
McDella
Ballimore
H Jo Wolf
Wesley Weiker
Earl Baumgardner
Frances
Mary
Ann
Thomas
John Hesson
Samuel
Local Social Notes from Detour Area July Evening
Detour July notes list Dr Martin Shorb of Baltimore visiting relatives including Mr and Mrs P F J Shorb and Miss Valle Shord. Carroll Cover Sr and son Carroll Jr host guests from Ladiesburg and Miss Mary Tetver with fiend Tanel. Elizabeth Hoover of Frederick visits with Mr and Mrs Jesse P Went and Gloria. Fay Austin visits grandparents near Detour. Nevin Bollinger of Hagerstown visits the Harbaugh home in Middleburg.
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Martin Shorb
Baltimore
PF. J. Shorb
Valle Shord
and Carroll Cover
Carroll, Jr
Ladiesburg
Mary Tetver
Herman Foutz
Elizabeth Hoover
Frederick
Jesse P. Went
Gloria
Fay Austin
Young
Edward Young
Nevin Bollinger
Hagerstown
Frank Harbaugh
Middleburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Order OF Holy Cross
James C. S. Huntington
INN
John Dakin
Leo Sennett
Middletown
Ohio
John L. Rothenhoefer
Yellow Springs
Guy R. Ramssurg
Harm
Lem Keller
Mis
Berrett
Lee Pritex
Central Chemical CO
F. A.m
Frederick Art
Rod
Noshe, Cramer & Son
St Luke's Lutheran Church
Barbara Fritchie
Fred E. Wilson
Pavvnion. & P
Charles Opel
Ste&s
Cramer's Palace Music
Best Fountain Service
Cry People's Service
Drug Stores
Superior
Crystal Laundry
Citizens National Bank
Merhl S. Shankle
Patrick St
Noah E. Crames
Rain Or Shine. Co. BE. Hardy's
Mt. Pleasant
Flora
Cc Street
East Fifth St
Lizzie Stroup
John W. Null
R. L. Kelly
Catoctin Ian Beer Garden
Leatherman’s Store
Jocx
Fourth Street
Culler
Holmes D. Baker
Hoover's
Jack Simon
Frederick Motor CO
W. Patrick S
Chester L. Grove
E. Eighth S
Frederick Junk Company
Gastley
Chapel &T
On & O
Ged. Myers
Market St
Appleby
Des
North Market St
Michael
Patrick
East
Lewis HL
Duces and Poults
Beck's Hatchery
Airy
S-Mures-Iet
Lauterbach
Halside Poultry
Drilling Machine
SeZersen
Tampshire
McBatg
Por Sale
Fry Cecome Avenue
Fairview
Potts & Griffin
Potts & Griffin Realtors—Insurors “Phone
Thurmont
Frederick County
Wilts
Canaryland
Frederice Co
John J. Ghingher
Central
T. Comp
W. Clinton
Prederick and
Marsland
Sabiliasville
U. S
W. Clinton McSherry
G. Grant Rooper
Wil Farm
Ezra Toadohns
Plowers
Princeton
Buckex
Weator Exong
Ezra Phorton
Styss
Barbara Waddell
Camp Keewada
South Riv
D. B. Sprecher
John Woodcock
Holdaysburg
Robert L. Swain
Robert Swain
Ashburton
William H. Stinson
Glenwood
A. Maurice Eastwick
Mt. Washington
J. G. Miles
Glenelg
John W. Rine
John Ward Rine
Patience Parsley
Oscar Hawkins
William H. Bennett
Ten Hills
Richard R. Bennett
Bowers Beach
Del
R. Kenneth, Barnes
Maurice Be Gaie
DeVries Herin
Nevin
R. Kenneth Barnes
James Whisenant
Blacksburg
S. C
Roy Atkinson
Scranton
Edward Miller
East Third Street
Whisonant
Atkinson
Hope Miller
Faith Miller
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