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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1934

Page

6

Deaths in Walkersville and area. Stauffer, Woodward, Ricketts

Death notices from Walkersville Frederick area report Clara Catherine Stauffer of Walkersville dies at 32 after a 15 month illness. William S. Woodward of Waterville Carroll County dies at 77. Irene M. Ricketts of Rockville, 68, dies at home. Obituaries list survivors, church ties, and funeral details with interments at Oliver Cemetery and Forest Oak.

Clara C. Stauffer Clara Catherine Stauffer Simon W Cramer Stauffer Walkersville le Lved M. E Edna McComas Jen Ross Frederick Atvill Mner Jefferson Halph Frank Auffer Alice Saran Washing Henry Stauffer Elizabeth Marie Hughes Salisbury Peggy Helen Stauffer Oliver Cemetery M. R. Etchison Son William S. Woodward Wiliam V. Carl Knox Everett M. Ricketts Irs Irene School Ricketts Rockville Daaughter Helen Ricketts Forest Oak Garth- Dure Third Street

Funeral for George W. Duvall Held in New York

The funeral of George W. Duvall was held at his home in New York on Wednesday morning at 10 30. Services were conducted by G B Wunder of the BP assisted by Rev. Minnick of Balboa, Rev. Jesse M E Burrall and Truston. Pallbearers included Central Cemetery, Sere, Marat Girecvor, Zz. Peeande.

George W. Duvall New Yarke G. EB. Wunder Sted Minnick Balore Jesse ME Burrall Tuston Central Cemey Sere Marat Girecvor Peeande

Pleasant Grove Woman's Club annual gathering noted

Among County Women s Clubs meets at the Gammunity Hall with a missing member. Mrs. O Baker presides as V C Biser conducts roll. A jingle elicited laughter. A maple tree was planted, a lawn fete planned, and home made ice cream sold. Supper by Lowie Davis and speakers discuss the weather and telephone. Members, delegates, and visitors attend a busy program at the Community Hall.

Pleasant Grove Gammunity Hall O Baker V. C. Biser America Egani Lowie Davis Jacker

Bereaved and Traveling Residents Seen In Personal Notes

PERSONALs section lists Mr and Mrs J W Beddick and daughter Mary of Woodsboro leaving for Niagara Falls. Mr and Mrs Austin B Rhoads welcomed a son at Frederick Community Hospital. Miss Mary Archer of Benson Md visits Aliss Louise Sayler in Walkersville. Mrs D C Stree of Worland Wyo visits Frederick relatives. Mr and Mrs Joan D DeGrangé near Philadelphia return. Mr and Mrs Myer Kapler of Brunsw include Ro Mim trip health note. Willam and Kenneth Leatherman and Miss Virginia Powell of Thur Rave visited New York including Coney Island with Mr DeGeorge. Mrs Victor S Ross and Mrs Walter Eastburn depart for Shrine Mount Va for several weeks.

J. W. Beddick Mary Woodsboro Niagara Falls Austin B. Rhoads South Market Street Frederick Cy Hospital Mary Archer Benson Aliss Louise Sayler Walkersville University of University of Maryland. Mrs. D. C. Stree Worland Wyo Frederick Clara V. McDonald Worth Joan D. DeGrangé Philadelphia Myer Kapler Kapion Cbtain- Willam Kenneth Leatherman J Virgina Powell Thur Rave New York Coney Isla DeGeorge Victor S. Ross Ar Vows Walter Eastburn

Local social notes and visits across Sabillasville area

Community gossip lists visits and travels of residents and relatives from Sabillasville and nearby towns. Notes include Rev and Mrs Gousa of Westminster visiting. Miss Eva Harbaugh in Washington. Miss Vaca McKissick staying with relatives in Waynesboro. Mr and Mrs Wade of Cascade. visits by Joseph Curfman and Dr Sheffer of State Sanatorium. trips to the World’s Fair in Chicago. and regional social activities at the State Sanatorium and Shady Grove gatherings.

Sabin Dsuga Harry Gousa Westminser Gotsa Esidence Ted J. Wade Cascade Tiss Vaca McKissick Howard Line Waynesboro Eva Harbaugh Washington Anne B_ Harbaugh Wilson Davis Federalsourg Manahan Jean Pryor Anna Wierman Frances Fogie Hamel Thelma Manahen Wade Iyor Paul Fox Harold Donald Manahan Joseph Curfman de. Sheffer Stata Sanacortum Chicago Sam McBride Samuel Fox Ivies Charles Fox Lantz Joseph Coffman Baltimore Albers Coffman Francis Manahan Grant Stoons Shady Grove W. R. Haxp Hite

Bank Robbery Suspect Slugged After Treatment in Indiana

An aged unconscious man treated for a bullet wound by Dr. Lesne in Webster, Indiana, is described as a bandit who had previously helped a thug. The pair were seen fueling near Bend where a $2800 bank robbery was staged shortly before.

Beto Lesne Orth Webster Ind Popair Bend

Picnic in August Planned by County Farm Groups

Plans for an all day picnic on August 8 at Petersville Farmers Club woods organized by Frederick County Farm Bureau the county Pomona Grange several women's clubs and Petersville Farmers Club. Event features morning 4-H speedball games band music noon musical acts and speeches by Farm Bureau and Grange representatives. An afternoon speedball game Grange versus Farm Bureau and dinners with Petersville community supporters.

Prederick County Farm Bureau Pomona Grange Petersville Parm Bureau Grange Farm Bureau Petersgile

Will filed in Martinsburg leaves several legacies

Attorney's will filed in Martinsburg on July 5 directs a church gift pending widow’s approval. $500 each to two Home domestics, including the late William Braxton. $5,000 to niece Mildred Lawzer and $5,000 to nephew Donald A. Emmert. Bolton Hall to widow for life. residue to widow for life then to brother C. E. Emmert and six shares to Mildred E. Lacher, Donald A. Emmert, Benny, Walter, and two others as nephews.

Martinsburg W. Va Romney Wiliam Braxton Mildred Lawzer Donald A. Emmert Bolton Hall C. E. Emmer Mildred E. Lacher Benny Walter

Transient head quits in Maryland relief program shakeup

State Transient Director Frank Liddle and Baltimore Transient Bureau chief W Bolton Kelly resign. Janet Long will replace Liddle on July 1, with Kelly’s successor to be named after Long takes office. Liddle will return to the YMCA. Greenstein notes Liddle remains on leave until August 1 and then resumes YMCA duties.

Frank M. Liddie W. Bolton Kelly Baltimore Transient Bureau Harry Greenstein Janet Long Alabama Baltimore County Children's Aid Society Mr. Liddle Mr. Kelly Miss Long Liddie Maryland Yotts Men's Christian Association Afr. Greenstein Jiss Long Liddle Kelly

Wounded in Leg in Accident at Burke Street Scene

A man sustained a leg wound when a pistol discharged at approximately 110 Burke Street. He was wounded in the right leg and received medical care at Frederick City hospital. Details remain unclear due to the damaged report.

di Keller Burke Street Frederick City

New Market item records Ezra Tab Rawtlins with Mir an Mos

Ezra Tab Rawtlins spent Sunday with Mir and Mos in New Market. Eisworth Ba appears in the fragmentary text, suggesting local social or family notes.

Ezra Tab Rawtlins Mir An. Mos Eisworth

Miss Mary Wolf Undergoes Gall Stone Operation

Miss Mary Wolf of Emmitsburg submitted to gall stone surgery at Warner Hospital in Get tysburg Pa Tuesday. Her condition is reported favorable.

Frederick Ricely Mary Wolf Emmitsburg Gail Stones Warner Hospital Gettysburg

Griffith Mallonee Wedding Announcement Details

Announcement of the marriage Saturday of Vernon T Griffith son of Judge Greenbury G Griffith of the Orphans Court Montgomery County and Mrs Griffith and Ada Mallonee near Harrisonville. Ceremony on the lawn of the Mallonee home in a large gathering. Also reports the Washington pair Iss Efcolling Pawl Issserf and Lucia S Collins married by Rev Dr Hear E Reefer at Evangelical Reformed church Tuesday morning at 10 o clock.

Iss Pawl Issserf Lucia S. Collins Washington, D. C Hear G. Reefer Evangelical Reformed Church

Graceham Social Notes From July Visit Highlights

Graceham July 5 report of Sunday visits with Graceham and nearby families. Lists numerous local residents and relatives visiting, including Annabelle N, Lottie R Troxell, Virginia Redmond, Catherine Stevens, Eva Hamerick, Margrette Bryan, and others from LeGore’s, Waynesboro, and Rocky Ridge. Mentions Cornelia Ter and the continued illness of Mrs. Ter and the improvement of Charles Layman.

Graceham Charles Cluts Keysville Harry Boiler Harry Annabelle Mear Jefferson George Adkins Howard Simpkins Clarence E. Dern Taneytown Wil Wilbur Lans- Gowne Seibel Woodsboro Airs. Lihy Libbie Wantz Frank Eyler Joeown Barry Groshon Mrr Newcomer Mr. Wolfe Eva Hamerick Margrette Bryan Waynesboro Cornelia Ter Charles Layman William W. Troxell John Forest Vmar Lottie R. Troxell Virginia Redmond Catherine Stevens Ladiesburg Marguerite Sylvester Colliflower Clyde Young Bertha Valentine W. W. Troxell Rocky Ridge Mon

Pleasant Grove News Highlights and Social Visits

Pleasant Grove reports include G W Davis of Philadelphia spending the weekend at a local summer home. Ruby Baker returns from Baltimore visit with grandmother Mrs Davis. Sue Ann Baker visits Mr and Mrs Kelso Day. Audrey Davis visiting relatives in Washington DC. Robert and Bernard Davis visit uncle Aubrey Davis. Munster Golibart from Lancaster visiting Dr and Mrs B M Davis and at Aubrey Davis home. E C Davis and Edgar Davis visitations noted. Monrovia 4 H club picnic at Linganore creek with nineteen attendees chaperoned by Mrs A S Davis Jessie Shawbaker and Lucile Nicodemus.

Pleasant Grove G. W. Davis Philadelphia Ruby Baker Mrs. Davis Baltimore Sue Ann Baker Kelso Day Kemptown Audrey Davis Edmund Fritz Julia Brown Washington, D, C Robert and Bernard Davis B. M. Davis Frederick Aubrey Davis

Foxville July 5 Community Notes and Marital Records

Foxville church announces Sunday school next Sunday morning with Rev M in charge at 10.30 am and holy communion. Local notices mention visitors and townspeople, while June bridal records show 259 marriages issued in June, 174 fewer than last year, with 1 August 1929 as a baseline.

Foxville An Hager Ingersios Pays

Many children take part in Baker Park Fourth events

Baker Park hosted a brisk Fourth of July with about 250 youngsters in the afternoon races. Prizes included peanuts and suckers as Miss Helma Hann led activities. Winners appeared in relays, wheelbarrow races, one legged races, dodgeball, and sprint dashes among others, with robust league play noted in Harmon Field and Baker Park standings.

Baker Park Helma Hann Charlies Shank Earl Fisher Robert Abrecht Irving State Beny Montgomery Nora Caine Wailers Constance Welty Gladys Densis Faymaid Street Harmon Field East Third Street W. Seidling W. Bussard P. Weddle K. Sharrer D. Sharrer H. Fink C. Fink W. Slagle E. Eisrode B. Shankle C. Es, Worthy S. Ford W. Afercer W. Evler M. Miller L. Crum M. Hissey A. Robertson R. Burkholder A. Sherard K. Fox W. Smyth PF. Miller C. Hauver PR. Hull Peregoff J. Simmons T. Burdette I. Kump C. Rhoades Dacge W. Smith Kump C. Hanver J. Hull I. Burdette Asherald R. Burkeholder W. Mercer M. EB. Miller W. Kennedy W. Keeney J. Gibbs

Public Sale and Local Notices from Gid Postage Stamps Ad

Public sale announced for Saturday afternoon with street address and items to be sold including a three piece box and household goods. Mentions of a Mountainside Inn beer garden opening and Blue Ridge area dining options. Local businesses advertise services and jobs with various garbled details and contact hints.

Sanurcay Afernoon Trost

Clearance sale and assorted items at local stores ads

A cluttered old advertisement page lists a one week clearance with discounts on muslinery jewelry handbags table covers and yarns. It also promotes beauty services cab service used tires and a real estate probate notice with executor and sale order details.

Mucinery J. and P. Coats Wachter and Hildebrand W. Patrick St

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