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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1935

Page

6

Local Deaths and Obituaries in Frederick Area

Notices record the deaths of Elizabeth M Haller at Frederick City Hospital who was active in the WCTU and Lutheran church George F Brown of Point of Rocks dies suddenly at 75 with services planned in St Pauls cemetery Ira V Harshman of Hagerstown dies after a year long illness aged 64 Annie Cornelia Summers of Frederick dies after 11 months illness at home with funeral plans for St Patrick Catholic Church and Fairview Cemetery

Elizabeth M Haller Elisabeth Margaret Haller South Market Street Frederick City Hospital Benny Wiliam Elizabeth Tarnell Haller Evangelical Lutheran Church Birs Charlies HL Biggs Pittsburgh Harry A. Lochner Frederick Grays B. Haller Mr. Olivet Etchison and Son George F. Brown George Franklin Brown Point of Rocks John A. Colbert Colbert House S. E. Lake Adamstown Brown Joseph and Mery Fry Brown Loudoun County Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Comment Baltimore and Ohio Veterans’ Association H. P. Stuck Oakland Charles Lester Brown Benwood W. Va G. B. Wiles Monessen Arthur T Ralph M. Brown H.J. Spalding William T. Brown S. Walter Brown Jefferson Charles C Newton N Leven E. Brown Edward Myers Alice Stone Lovettsville Hhis St. Paul R. Etchison and Son Tra V. Harshman Ira V. Harshman Hagerstown Wolfsville John Nancy Bowman Harshman Everly's Guard of Brethren Harshman Ursa P John T Buffalo N.Y Elzebeth John Harshman Stesman Clark Myer J. Lieyd Harsimen A B. Miller Res. Haven Hage Annie C. Summers Annie Cornelia Summers East Street William Ruth Bri Charlies Fairview Cemetery M. R. Etchison and Son Feneral Directors

Personal notices from Staunton area weekend visitors

Mr Ralph Thomes of Staunton W V spent a few days with sisters Bessie and Edith Thomas. Mr Leo Shockey Paugh of Metersdale F W visited Dr EB Hoke at Adamstown. Mr and Mrs Howard and acd Roosevelt at Chesapeste two weeks encampment. Mr and Mrs O ry a Tana at home of their. and Mrs Iz brecht. Mr Tie Howare near Piedmont WV returned. Mr and Mrs A and Messrs James and Henry Falk motor Saturday to Cher where they attend Luther League convention. Misses Virginia Murphy Trail avenue and Elizabeth Bartho Jow Jefferson street left today for Massanetta Springs VA for the Young People's Summer Assembly of the Methodist Episcopal church South accompanied by Rev and Mrs Ralph M Sharpe.

Ralph Thomes Staunton, We Aisses Bessie Edith Thomas Leo Shockey Paugh Metersdale EB. Hoke Adamstown Howard Acd Roosevelt Chesapeste Scouis Orya Tana Izbrecht Tie Howare Piedmont Wva James Henry Falk Cher Virginia Murphy Trail Avenue Elizabeth Bartho- Jow Jeferson Street

Legg Crumpacker Wedding at Union Bridge in Pink Theme

Evelyn Doris Legg daughter of Dr. and Mrs. T B Legg married Lewis Edwards Crumpacker son of Mrs. B W Crumpacker in a pink and orchid wedding at the Methodist Protestant Church drawing room. Rev George Stocksdale officiated with immediate family present. Bridesmaids and guests wore violet pink crepe and the couple planned a honey moon trip after a wedding breakfast.

Baby Margaret M. Myers Union Bridge Reese Union Ide If O Union Bringe High School Western Margin Golege x Crumpacker Union Bridge School Potomat Edison Tn Will Ave Th Company Honeymoor

Flood Endangers U S Missionaries Along Yangtse River

Three American missionary groups are reported in grave danger as Yangtse River overflows near Shasi in Southern Hupeh. Represented by the American Episcopal Church Mission, Covenant Mission Society, and Missouri Mission, the groups face imminent peril amid widespread destruction and mounting casualties.

Yangtse River Nanking China Yangtse Shasi Hupeh Episconi Church New York Covenant Mission Society Chicago Missouri St. Louis

Torrential Rains Cause Heavy Damages Across New York

Eastern and central New York were hit by heavy rainfall over the weekend, causing eight deaths and extensive damage. Swollen rivers threaten more destruction as bridges and railroad tracks were washed out, three dams collapsed, and thousands were displaced. Highways halted, gas and electric service suspended in Bath and Hornell, with total damages rising toward 52 million dollars.

Albany N. Y New York State Trafic Bath and Hornell

Funeral for Miss Hace May Routzzhn

Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon for Miss Hace May Routzzhn at her home on Mr Pleasane with large attendance and many floral tributes. Pastor Geo R Ely of Mt Pleasant Reformed Church conducted the service and interment followed at Mt Harry E Cary Co.

Hace May Routzzhn

New milk rules set pasteurization standards in Maryland

Baltimore July 8 new regulations governing milk shipped handled and consumed in Maryland were outlined by Dr R H L Riley director of the State department of health. The rules adopted by the State board of health specify pasteurization requirements and grade the standards for mail sold milk. Pasteurization apparatus must be approved and maintained at 143 1 2 degrees Fahrenheit for at least 30 minutes and milk must be cooled properly.

Baltimore Maryland R. HL. Riley State Department of Health State Board of Health

County Officials and Local Residents Face Illness and Legal Notice

County Commissioner Jesse I Reacher shows improvement at Frederick City Hospital while Mrs Newton Wechter suffers a serious stroke like condition. M Kemp Bentz of West Fifth Street remains ill with double pneumonia. A filed agreement in The Voice of Clerk of Court involves Rush Lewis and wife Margaret BD Lewis with a $20000 fund and monthly income, detailing property on East Church Street and a 1209 acre lawn, plus provisions to Ransom m Lewis Jr and Elizabeth’s daughter.

Jesse I. Reacher Frederick City Hospital Newton Wechter Rush Lewis Near Freded Lewis Margaret BD. Lewis East Church Street Sertst i Ransom m. Lewis, Jr Elizabet Deughter AL Oh

Fix Dates for Fair and Community Plans Detour

Fragmentary OCR outlines a fair date fix and community planning notes. Mentions Burns Mila Downer Sicner Joseph ts Robert Gist Eckard Herbert Warehime Busher Krav Manchester Refanid and Detour in a list of individuals connected to a planning committee or event, with unclear roles.

Rae Ale Fora Burns Mila Downer Sicner Joseph Ts Robert Gist TH Eckard Herbert M. BP Waiter Warehime West S. Busher Srkesvar Krav C. B. Gre Manchester David B. Refanid

Cocoa Quickly Made Its Ice Box Supply

A fragment reports cocoa preparation with 9 percent cocoa and sugar, mentioning ready mix and supply on hand. A separate note describes a man at 32 North Bentz Street, struck an iron safe, suffered a fractured skull, and was taken to Frederick City Hospital for examination.

Wuning Company Eas Church Street Eckerrede North Bentz Street Frederick City Hospital C. BE. Cine and Son

$70,000 Fund to Transport Pupils

Frederick County boards plan extensive bus route changes to move high and elementary students to Frederick High School and other schools. New routes will affect Lewistown, Urbana, New Market, and surrounding communities with negotiations underway for several drivers and contracts amid insurance and licensing compliance.

Urbana J. S. Knott Frederick High School Monocacy Battlefield Hyatestown Mr. Knott R. BH. Geisbert Board of Education New Market Ridgeville I New Market Kemptown Pleasant Grove Monrovia New London Boyer's Mill Road Pruitt Maryland Commissioner of Motor’ Vehicles County ‘Board of Education Frederick County

Sale of Household Furniture at Linganore Farm

Sale notice announces a public sale of household furniture on Saturday July 13 at 10 o clock, Linganore farm on the Baltimore pike. Buyer Raymond Barnhouse advertised. Local notices include a county concert band event and a festival near Peart with the Junior Drum Corps by order of Boyne Concrete Work.

Boyne Peart Biz Linganore Farm Baltimore Pike Raymond Barnhouse

Lewistown Woman's Club Hosts 4 H Girls and Mothers

The Lewistown Woman's Club entertained 33 4-H Club girls and their mothers at the Community Hall on June 26. The program featured songs, a debate on women's opportunities, a history talk, and a Penny Game. A surprise miscellaneous shower honored Miss Ethel Ramsburg on her upcoming marriage to Jacob Ramsburg, with a pink and white wagon gift presentation and a large center cake marked 4-H Club. The meeting adjourned for the summer with plans to reconvene in fall.

Lewistown R. Paul Buorham Ithe Mar Miter Spencer Mort Jonas Barker Mebrie Ramsburg G.alard Palmer Marton Ramsburg Helen Heffner George Arnold Eister Snook SR. Kresge Utterback Jacd Geo. Arnold Henry Stottlemyer John Daveler Mehrie Remsburg Lewistown Woman's Club Dorothy Asterback Kresge

Big Fruit Auction and Furniture Sale Listings

A cluster of sale notices includes a large fruit auction on Monday July 8 at 7:45 p.m. led by Ms. Pleasant and William M. Delawter, plus a furniture sale at Enoch's storage warehouse 55 East Patrick Street on Wednesday July 10 at 1 p.m. by Roy M. Hiltner. Also advertised are a 1934 Oldsmobile sedan for sale, tire bargains, cash prices for scrap and secondhand items, and a banking condition report for Peoples Bank of Liberty Town in Maryland as of June 29.

Big Fruit Ms. Pleasant William M. Delawter Enoch’s Eass Patrick Street Juy Roy M. Hiltner Mesco Particwars Noah E Cramer & Son Coert Street Prederick Peoples Bank OF Frederick County Frederick Maryland General Assembly State of Maryland State of Mary Citizens National Bank of State of

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