Double funeral for Mr and Mrs Asa Renn at Feagaville
A double funeral was held at 3 PM for Mr. Asa Brunner Renn and his wife Mrs. Renn of Feagaville. They died within days of each other and are survived by son Eugene Renn and siblings. Burial followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery under R. Etchison and Son funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Brunner Renn
Feagayite
Usttle
Fae John L
Lovie Sun
Lake's Lutheran Church
John L. Renn
Feagaville Lutheran
Deaths in Uniontown and Washington area in brief notices
John S. Burall of Uniontown dies at home after years of illness at 80. Survived by wife Laura Reck Burall, two sons in Westminster, a grandchild, four sisters, and funeral at home then Methodist church. Tanjore T. Griffith, native of New Market, dies in Washington hospital at about 67. Widowed Mrs. Sara D. Griffith and children in Washington. Thomas H. Hardinge, 41, Hagerstown business man and hotelier, dies in Washington County Hospital after illness. Survived by wife, three children, brother in Baltimore and five sisters. Fourth Smith reunion held near Sabillasville with many attendees and family members listed from Waynesboro, Pa., and Sebillasville. Funeral and burial plans not fully clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Burall
Uniontown
Burall
William FE
Elizebeth Bural
Laura
Erzegio
Walkersville
E. Brandenburg
Linwood
Taylor Spurrier
Woodshoro
Oelock
Walter H. Stone
Linganore
Unionville
Tanjore T. Griffith
New Market
Washington
Thomas H. Hardinge
Hagerstown
Washington County
Kremiz
Funeral notices for Lawson Hull Dutrow and Ward
The town records multiple funeral notices. Charles A. Lawson died suddenly and funeral services are set for Thursday at 10 30 at C E Cine and Son Funeral Home with interment at Mt GivercemE Co. E Cine and Son directors. Elizabeth Hull B s hestes funeral held Tuesday at 2 30 with Rev J Frank File officiating and pallbearers listed. Ada Rebecca Dutrow funeral from her home Tuesday at 10 30 with Rev Dr Henry L G Raef fer officiating and listed pallbearers. William Ward funeral held Tuesday at the Reformed church with interment at Blue Ridge cemetery and pallbearers named. ML L Creager and Son, Armerai directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Lawson
C. E. Cine and Son
E. Patrick Street
Hear
L. G. Keefer
Mt. Giverceme Co
E Cine and Son
Elizabeth Hull
Hestes
Woodsboro
J. Frank File
Lutheran Church
Gail Cueshal
Exmory
Cxlynn Smith
Sherman Power
Baxter Smith
Steiner Cramer
Mr. Howe
Cramer
Creager
Fueral
Ada Rebecca Dutrow
East Church
Cosdy
Henry L. G. Raeffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Arthur H. Doll
Hammond Clary
R. Ames Hemrickson
Afarsheli Lechison
H. Augustus Henig
Hervey S. Zimmerman
Olivet
ML. R. Etcison and Son
Wiliam Ward
Asville
She Reformed
Inter
Blue Ridge
Ceme
C. A. Cort
Wer Moore Samuel Harbaugh
Robert Dedeere
Frederick Deweese
Clarence Ohler
ML L. Creager
Andy Son
Armerai
Tarantula Exhibition Draws Attention After Capture
A rare tarantula, feared as venomous, was captured Monday after escaping at Marker's Market in South Bentz near Patrick. It was chased, contained, and placed on display, drawing local interest. A naturalist noted the spider's venom remains a risk though not immediately dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marker's
South Bentz
Patrick
C. Herbert
Local Naturalisy
Chichester Killed by Auto Near Aquasco Maryland
William W. B. Chichester a well known farmer of near Aquasco Maryland was killed this evening when struck by an automobile on the road near his home. Leonard L. Martha of Washington was released on bond after a charge related to the accident. The funeral was held this morning at St. Episcopal Church with interment in a nearby cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. B. Chichester
Aquasco
Peter Mo Chichester
Leonard £. Marth
Washington
Charces
Recz
Catchester
Chichester
Seth
St 'S Episconal Church
Personal notices of travelers and locals at Ho tel Chalfonte Haddon Hall
Master Gene Younkins visits Reedvs grandparents Mrs and Mr Chas Reese and others register at the hotel. Mme Cromwell Walkersville to Charleston for National Luther League convention. Mr and Mrs W Manor Pa visiting Mr Schmidt's family. Mrs E C Valentine North Market with Florence Shorb Pa leaving for Atlantic City to spend Fourth. Harriet Engel Br Jacob Engel visit near Philadelphia NW Jersey then home. Sister Evelyn Lusens attends Homecoming in Baltimore and 40th anniversary. Earl Stone, former Frederick county resident, now with American Smelting in New York. Susan Sto ulus Lock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Younkins
West Severth Street
Chas. Reese
Reedvs
Mary C. McCalister
Chalfonte-Haddon Hall
N. J. Mme Cromwell
Walkersville
Charleston
S.C
W. Manor
American Smelting and Refimne Company
Free Transportation
Susan Stoulus Lock
Among the Sick and Events at Local Hospital
The notice reports Elm ir Yhurmont in Frederick City Hospital nearing treatment after an illness. Frederick residents and patients including Blanche Patrick and Mary Harrington are mentioned in silent references to hospital stays and visits. A separate social note lists attendees at a Nobles meeting with names like Zimmerman and Rhudelia Zimmerman and notes the group will reconvene next month at Mrs Amy Hoffman’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Geands
Angleberger
Zimmerman
Pa Roomz
Stamer
Mary Harrington
Hilda’ Woodwara
Sth Morgan
Masses
Rhudelia Zimmerman
Fannie Zegter
Sade Ogie
Stone
Ethel Beard
Katharine Ridenour
Glenda Brown
Celeste Thomas Tie
Amy Ho‘iman
WEDDINGS SMITH-HAGUE IN WELLSBURG CEREMONY
Miss Edith Hague and Robert W. South wed Thursday in Wellsburg West Virginia. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs William E Hague, attended Wilson College. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs A R Smith, is Gettysburg College graduate with Sigma Chi affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg College
Sigma Chu
Virginia Beach
Diller—Dayhoff
Lacrabet Dayhof
Upon Das Yivan
Charles Donald Dyson
C. W. Diver
St. Paul's Church
Sand Strezi
Harry J. Bassie
Reunion Honors Louis I Craver Kin In Washington Circle
A reunion celebrated for Louis I Craver with many relatives listed from Washington D C Gaithersburg and Brooke including Mr and Mrs Charles Craver Mr and Mrs McGut Craver and their son Fred Washington D C. acknowledges numerous Craver family members and kin across locations. The event featured a pleasant day and close family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis I. Craver
Wiliam Craver
Charles H
Lewis Craver
Kenneth
Brooke
Clarence Groston
Paul Groston
M c. Dolly
Washington, D. C
Jack Grimes
James Dramile
Norman Grosnon
Gaithersburg
Murray Craver
Joshua Statler
Nellie Beall
Marie
Groshon
Rainer
Grace Rice
Helen
Nora
Annie Craver
Viginia Craver
Pauline
Mary Eden
Geraldine Craver
Elenora Groshon
Joyce Drana
Pearl Norwood
Jeanette Staley
Evelyn Lare
Maryetta Crawford
Rover Norwood
Leslie
Cars Grimes
Bobby Steward
Billy Hunt
Lee Brubaker
Marion Bazt
Bible Class Outing At Reich's Ford 45 Attend
Members and guests of Martin Luther Bible Class No 58 held an annual mic at Reich's Ford on Tuesday evening beginning at 6 oclock. Forty five members and friends attended. Supper was served by the entertainment committee. Umpires for games were D T Dutrow and Guy Roser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin, Luther Byble
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Reich
D. T. Dutrow
Guy el Roser
John S. Renn, Jr
Emmons C. Sanner
Amos John Traver
D. D
John S. Renn
James R. Albin
Louis Eschelberger
Jack Renn
Tormmy Echelberger
L. Wachter
Alme
Renn
Elmer S:nger
William Mounain Mount
Maurice Ramsburg
Charles Lantz
Lawrence G. Willard
Grant
Lantz
Clarence W. Lantz
Jesse Fr. Dinterman
Jesse W. Roib
Earl E. Zechler
Joan Kee
Jesse H. Michael
George L Mobdler
Brran
Wiliam
la W. Beell
Earl S. Ausherman
Louis Echeberger
Sanner
Keefer Sanner
C. E. South
Charles S. Keefer
Glenn J. Zummerman
Johan S. Renn
Frank J. Heefer
Gay C Roser
D. LeRoy Lipps
Robert Renn
Joan H. Lentz
Tee B. Enzie
Lightning destroys signal atop Rockville courthouse
Electricians atop the Rockville courthouse found the signal destroyed by a hanging storm on Saturday. A new light is being installed. Foxville reports a 122 cm evening attendance at the Marts. The world population growth is noted at over 12 million annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Hgng
Among County Women's Clubs Meet in Unionville
Unionville Women's Club gathered at the hall June 25 for the last meeting of the season. Twelve members attended and the chairman Mrs Theodore Marti led the session with a song and a prayer. A short course description and graduations were shared, with plans for a bazaar and future club events mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville Club
le Women's Club
Mg Listers
Pheodore
Marti
Helen Peterson
Hanover
Lancaster
Enzabethtoun
Thoerrsburg
Myr O
Jesse Forney
J. EB. En- Theodore Mar Martin
Robert Yours
Ortha Albwurgh
Eden Albauth
Carre Pearre
Hao Abas
Margaret’ Emma Barnes
Isses Eva
Sa- Dorothy
Named liquor manager Foulk to lead Montgomery board
J Oscar Foulk of Lakoma Park named liquor manager and treasurer of the Montgomery County Liquor Control Board succeeding James Ves who resigned under pressure of private business. Walker had served since the system began in 1933 and resigned at term end. Foulk will assume office Friday. He is a district manager for a grocery chain with prior experience in management and purchasing supplies and is a Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Oscar Foulk
Foulk
oSice Eridar
Local Dance Spots and 4th of July Treats Listed
Local notices list events at Guinea's Monocacy Inn tonight with music by the Nite Owls and fare including cola beer and sandwiches at Bartie's Palace. Also advertised are Fourth of July treats at Old Rock Beer and Steamed Crabs at Catoctin Inn Beer Garden and a bingo game at United Fire Co. Hall with doors opening early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guinea
Monocacy Inn
The
Nite Owls
Acmission
Isc
Bartie’s Palace
Notice of July Fourth Closings and Local Festivals
Multiple local notices announce closures for July 4 including Smyth's Mill at Doubs and Edmonds Barber Shop and other businesses. Bethel Festival and Bethel Lutheran Sunday School host annual events in Mountaindale grove with music by the Yellow Springs Concert Band. A public sale is planned at 9 East Fifth Street with auctioneer Kelly, Clerk. A big floor show runs in the Beer Garden on select evenings with associated store promotions and local business advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Bethel Lutheran Sunday School
Mountaindale
Yellow Springs
Juveh Atl Pom
East Fifth Street
Househeid
Ritemen Furniture
Lizzie Stroup
Rol Kelly
Thorsday
Bay
Frederica
Leatherman’s
Fourth Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Asa B. Renn
Mrs. Renn
J. M. Smith
Sabclesilie
In Miller
Jane S
Charles Smith
Jem
Harry Elems
Famly
Paul Ker Andughsir
Clarence Woodring
Waynesboro
Loyd Gurer
Ralph Neuman
Susan Kienn
Ibert Homapston
Sebillasvile
Wy Starnsbaugh
Highfield
Demmret
York
Tarantula
Bere
Devi Lodge
Syracuse
Wangel
Cal Tao
City
Barkiey
J. Traver G
Roa
Pernik
W. W. B. Chichester
Frederick ManHart
Elmir_ Yhurmont
B. Frederick City Hospital
Folete
Abedmen
Lewisboro
Jomms
Shoos
Foxville
Montgomery
Westminster
Clarton K. Watkins
Catoctin Inn Beer Garden
Orc Unital
Tris
United Fire CO. Hall
Smyth’s
Doubs
Freedaoesdar
Mearl
Edmonds
Sialipson Bros
Francis Scott Key Motel
LLER
Dave George Perry Brust
Cramer George Miller
Fenende
Fred E. Wilson
Watgersvile
Fridtay
Cramer's Palace Music
People's Service Drug Stores
Central Chemical CO
Carroll St
Jack Simon
Prederick Motor Co. Tre Department
W. Patrick St
Culler
Hoover's Meat Market
S. Sarket Street
Frederick June Company
Gassley
Chapel St
Oak Hi
Bana
Mt Lintons
Margaret Runkles
Crystal Laundry
Noah & Cramer & Son
Soah , Cramer & Son, Realtors
Court Street
Frederick
Ber
Kent
Citizens National Bank
Civitens National Bank
Eik
Holmes D. Baker
Lews H
Beck
Duce
S-Banlacssetr
Nterbach
Hillside Poultry
Mt Ay
Weeet
Potts & Griffin
Irena
HS B. Satan
Qatar
Raviegh
Sundal
St. Batimore
NISI
Aforeto Gaaliy
Edwards Delapladne
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