Deaths Mre Jennie Drake Sawyers
Jennie Drake Sawyers widow of Dr. John Lavelle Sawyers of Bail ore died at Johns Hopkins Hospital in the city Monday after a lengthy illness. Funeral services were held this month at the residence of her daughter near Towson, then at Center-Ha. She leaves two children Mrs. er and Lazelie Sawyers of Cen ihe and is mother-in-law to Mrs. Almra Baker Sawyers who resided at Buck-Lowe. George W. Duval died at his home ex Marke Saturday morning aged 79. He leaves his wife Anna Duval and two sons Preston Duval and Westmisser. Funeral services Wednesday at 10 o'clock at the home, interment at a cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MRE
Jennie D. Sawyers
Jennie Drake Sawyers
John Lavelle Sawyers
Bailore
Johns Hopkins
Wiliam G
Towson
Center-I - Ia
Mrrs
Sawyers
Calldren
Ars. Er
Lazelie Sawyers
Cenihe
Almra Baker Sawyers
Buck- Lowe
George W. Duvall
Ge W. Duvall
Funeral for Mrs Amanda Bire Widow of William Baltzell
The funeral for Amanda Bire, widow of William Baltzell, occurred Monday after a Friday death at Thurmort. Services at the Reformed church were led by Rev Bright with Rev Robert Kener of Lebanon Pa assisting. A quartet sang The Rugged Cross and Abide With Me during the service. Graveside rites were performed by Margaret Jones Rebekah Lodge Fourmont, with George Ash as Nehie Grand and officers Ade Spalding vice-grand and Withide chaplain. Pallbearers included Lewis Jones, Wr Yingling, Vin Nissley, Morris Smith, Rossler, and Elmer Smith. Interment was in B cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Bire
Willam Baltzell
Thurmort
Reformed Church
Bright
Robert Kener
Lebanon
Lces
H. Beachley
Edith Creeger
Roreger
James F. Firor
the Rugged Cross
Margaret Jones
Rebekah Lodge
Four
Maryland National Guard to Attend Camp Ritchie Summer Course
National Guard units from Maryland will form with District of Columbia forces for a two week summer training at Camp Ritchie. The Fifth Regiment Baltimore begins July 7 to 21, followed by the First Regiment including Company A and Headquarters County. Training runs July 23 to August 4 with out-of-state units starting August 4 to 29. Units combine with 121st Engineers Washington and other brigade elements from Norfolk, Richmond, and Baileys colored infantry detachments in separate assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averal National Guard
Into
District of Color
Maryland
Ritchie
Cade
State Military Department
Fifth
Baltimore
Regim
Pany A
Heecauarters County
Eneers
Washington
Signal County
Norfolk
Combs. Infantry
Ield Gade
Richmond
Baillye
Examination Held Announced for Civil Service Posts
A recent notice states an examination will be held for civil service posts. Postmaster may select applicants, with Charles Holter named among those considered. The formalDecisions and reclassification are noted as part of the process.
Birthday Dinner Held for Local Family Group
A birthday dinner was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. McGaha with relatives from Gaithers and Be at Sw 75s Ellen Jefferson Milored Master Charles. Truth Seekers meet at Calvary. games and refreshments followed. Next meeting planned at By September 27. Issued license noted for Meurice Main Mas L. Robrer in Myersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Lor
McGaha
HeSner
Stans- Reed
Gaithersi
Henry Hilderbrand Fami
Beatsw
Ellenama
Jeferson
Charles
Clas Calvary
Meurice Main Mas L. Robrer
Myersville
Reorganization Plans Impending Amid Trust Credit Disputes
Court records detail an ongoing reevaluation of the Trust Company liquidation with total assets in the receiver’s custody around 2.38 million dollars as of April 21 1934. Creditors favoring the plan push for lower valuations of uncollected loans while opponents seek higher figures, amid widespread collateral and subsidiary loan concerns and a noted impact of press foreclosures on property values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington State
Mr. Macks
Simeen
Newton Grimes Wedding in Leesburg Virginia
James W. Newton and Lucy W. Grimes of Leesburg Va were wed by Rev. Dr. Henri L. G. Kieffer at the Evangelical Reformed parsonage on July 2 at 5 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton—Grimes
James W. Newton
Lucy W. Grimes
Leesburg
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Parsonage
Personal notices from Tyson area residents and visitors
Mass Lilian travels from Tyson area church street to 102 East Lee Street. Mrs Catherine P Staley of Baltimore and formerly of this city visits Rev and Mrs Asendorff. James J Robb and James J Robb Jr of Columbia SC guest of Henry Ramsburgh. Ford Schneider and son from Washington DC open Braddock Heights summer residence. Mrs Earl Seeger leaves for St Louis Missouri for four weeks. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Rosenstock return from Atlantic City for State Bar convention. Rothenhoefer family noted at Braddock Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian
Tyson
Church Street
East Lee Street
Catherine P. Staley
Baltimore
Exy
Asendorff
Stave College
James J. Robb Ardson
James J. Robb, Jr
Columbia
S.C
Henry B. Ramsburgh
West Second Street
Ford Schneider
Washington, D.C
Braddock Heghts
Earl Seeger
West & Street
St. Loui
Seeger
Mrr
Benjamin &. Rosenstock
Nettie Rosenstock
Atlantic Civ
Rosenstock
State Bar Associa Am Mahon
Euesis
Braddock Heighis
Illness and injuries update from Frederick city area
Reports from Frederick outline health updates for Mrs. C Newton Trundle of 2 Street, currently ill at home of Mrs. John H Krantz, and Virgil Eaton of North Market Street who was severely injured in an auto crash last Thursday. Eaton is slightly improved but remains unconscious and in serious condition at Frederick City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Newton Trundle
John H. Krantz
Park Avenue
Virgil Eaton
North Market Street
Frederick City Hospital
Eaton
Boutson
Farmer Killed as Horses Panic on Binder Scene Near Darkesville
William Weidman a 33 year old farmer of the H S Miller farm near Darkesville West Virginia was fatally injured when two young horses hitched to a binder bolted at the sound of a low flying airplane tossing him to the ground and pulling the binder wheels across his body The tragedy was witnessed by his younger brother Lemuel who was riding on the binder seat Weidman was married and father of six and spent his life in Berkeley County Surviving are his widow Odessa Flora of Martinsburg six children and six brothers and two sisters Funeral is set for Wednesday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Weidman
H.S. Miller
Darkesville
Lemuelman
Fred Weidman
Berkeley County
W. Va
Odessa Flora
3Rinsburg
Gene
Donald
Charles
Paylis
Nance
He Weidman
Indian Peace Seen in Pawnee Nation After 30 Years
July 3 report from Pawnee Nation notes renewed goodwill after decades of conflict. The piece references six tribes, historical thefts, and a reconciliation mood, while tangentially mentioning a judge’s view on compensation related to a trust company and fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawnee
Gia
Local Weekend Visits Across Maryland and Nearby States
New Market residents host and visit relatives in Baltimore and Washington. Guests include Miss Lillian Arnold, Mrs Eliza Spencer and Little Miss Mary Smith, and Mr and Mrs LeRoy Hoff who brought Tom Hubble. Several others travel to Akron Niagara Falls and New Windsor for visits and business. Local illnesses and recoveries noted alongside multiple short social mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
A. W. Morgen
Baltimore
E L. Grimes
Lillian Arnold
Eliza R. Spencer
W. A. Spencer
Mary Smith
Sykesville
Russ Nannie Reich
Virginia Bartlett
Olive Spomselier
LeRoy Hoff
Tom Hubble
A J. Zummerman
Nettie Mealey
Lynn Davis
Akron
Ohio
John Keley
Freeereck Cit Hospital
Hopkins
Margaret Hopkins
Minnie Roothey
Percy Russel
Cleveland Waltz
Philadelphia
Annie Russell
Mary Randle
Virgina Barnet
Ruth Wunder
Charles Koontz
Granddace Bertie
Frederick
Carl Rint
Carl Koontz
Mass
Christine Eintz
Air
Jonn Hef
New Windsor
Littlestown
Christine Kintz
Earl Hoff
Lawrence Downey
Dene Downey
Niagara Falls
Wim. C. W. Smith
Frederick City Hospital
Nannie Reich
A. HK. Jackson
Braddock Heights
G. A. McBride
B. C. Burgess
Dorothy Bartlett
Gaithersburg
George Sponseller
Tennessee
Carl Kintz
John Hef
Wiliam Hoff
Westminster
Edvin Hoff
Near New Wind
Dwellings Change Hands in Fairview Area Sale
Mr and Mrs Theocore L Se purchased a six room modern dwelling on Fairview Avenue from Mr and Mrs G with the deal handled through Grayson H Merc er and Son, local real estate agents. The notice mentions vacation plans and a memorial event in Washington DC, with several scattered names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theocore
Fairview A
Grayson H. Mercer
Noe
Menus of the Day: Edible Potato Salads and Cookies
Recipes list items for boiled potatoes in salads and sweet treats. Includes gingerale punch, brown sugar bars, chocolate cookies, and nut toppings. Instructions mix sugar, flour, cream, eggs, vanilla, salt, and leavening then bake. Mentions oven heat, pan sizes, and portioning suggestions.
Local Events and Notices From Frederick Headlines
Local mentions list events and happenings including dance spots, music, fireworks, public pools, and sales in Frederick and nearby areas. Highlights mention June events at Guinea's and Brad & pool, a Monocacy celebration for the Fourth, a Big Fruit Auction, Harmony Grove public sale, and a Baker Park pool festival with related notices and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brad& Pool
Bale
Bo Braddock
Dance Night Dance Tuesday July 3 At Red Mehriing's
Dance Tuesday Night at Red Mehriing's offers beer, hot sandwiches, and Coleman's Orchestra with admission 15c. A second event at Wildwood Park Mt Airy features Gordimer Harper and Hos Orchestra on July 4. Card party and benefit for Samaritan Rebekah Lodge announced with blue and grey room. Beauty and tire ads appear for local services and Ecker's Beauty Salon offering limited-time permanent waves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Mehriing’s
Coleman's Orchestra
Wildwood Park
Mt. Airy
Suny
Gordimer Harper
Hos Orchestra
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
Key
Ecker
S. Tse
Mare
N. Marke
Ail Top Inn Menu Fragments Include Chicken Dianes
Fragmentary OCR item lists chicken dianes beer sandwiches and idzis lunches seen at the Ail Top Inn. The readable text suggests a casual eatery offering poultry and sandwich items, though several words are unclear or garbled.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Middletown
Postofice
Oine C
Momia
Chas. Holter
Fregerek
Hamoiond
Newman
Hh Rothenhoefer Ines
Charles FL Rothenhoefer
East Seventh Street
Brunswick
Montaca
Batti Ison
Tom
D.C
Osome
MES
Alexander George
Evening Company
Frederick June
H. FP. Shipley
Guinea
Smith
Harmony Grove
John W. Null
Auer
Best Fountain
People's Service Drug Stores
J Sim Frederick Motor Company
West Park
Feagaville
Baker Park
Welcome Square
Daz
Market St
Usensea
East Second St
Firestone
Jo Somon
Citizens National Bank
LEO
Tinberg
Box Springs
Tiques
John W Turner
West End
Fannie M. van Acore
Eli G. Haugh
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Rofcoz P Brown
Zor Amon
John W Grove
HH Derr
Helen G Thomas
P. Luther Rice
Brick College
Tras
Park
Magnolia Avenge
Jefferson
Christ Mountain House
East Third
BECE
Iayiacd
Sora
Caren
Giens Toat
A.doneer
Raymond le Keus
Cierx
Noah E. Cramer
Eacm
Noah FE
Cramer & Son
Court Street
Doce
East Patneck Street
Gilmore R. Flautt
NoMarket Street
Fredrick County
Market Street
Soar Peren Jouse
Reni
Ifornta Bungalow
Wessa
HOV Gittinger
E Citizens National Bank
Frederick, MD
Josgin D. Bakes
Joan H. Baker
Josefh McDivit
William G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvaytt
J. Travers Thomas
Josefh D. Baker
Thomas H. Hater
Cranes H. Coney
M. Dy
Joan S. Newatan
Jasess H. Gambrill
JR Homes
D. Baker
Daniel Baker
John H. Baker
E Uas
B. Rassecec
Arlaibald E. Fisher
Potts & Griffin
Easiast
Potts & Griffin, Realtors — Insurors
Omobie
Poe
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