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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1935

Page

6

Deaths in Frederick area lead to multiple funeral notices

Mrs Sevella J Wachter of Frederick near Mt Pleasants district dies after a stroke aged nearly 70 at her home on Catoctin avenue. Survived by husband Wemton Wachter, three sons, nine grandchildren, one great grandchild, two sisters and a brother. Funeral arrangements at Cline and Son with services to be held Wednesday at 2 30 PM and burial at Frederick Memorial cemetery. Mrs Sarah Alice Valentine of Hanover Pa dies at 81. survived by husband John W Valentine, four children, nine grandchildren, four great grandchildren and a brother. Funeral private with burial at St John’s cemetery Littlestown. George Carbaugh, 78, Car county farmer, dies after twelve weeks illness. unmarried with brothers and a sister. funeral at late home followed by burial at Baust church cemetery. Henry L Clements, 78, former resident of Carroll County, dies in Jesville after two weeks illness. service at St Mary’s Catholic Church with burial at nearby cemetery. Mrs Alcinda A Key, 54, colored, wife of Thomas Key, dies near Mt Pleasant. survived by husband, daughter Margaret Key and parents Mrs Clinton Biggus and Mrs William Jenkins. funeral Thursday from the home to Johns Wesley church and burial at cemetery.

Lingjanore Leonard G Elddge J. Wachter Frederick Alton Davis Prinz, Jr Josephine Brachey Hose Yinger Jelty C. H Cline aSere Church Free Punera Owith Frederick Memorial Cemetery C. H. Cline and Son John W. Valentine Sarah Alice Valentine Marshall Ecker York A. D. Longanecker St. John’s Lutheran Church Littlestown St. John’s Cemetery George Carbaugh Car County Te Lewis and Ayres Menges Caragh Ward Mayberry Frank Aneytown Mary A. Carbaugh Baust Church Cemtery M. S. Relfsnider Noah Kyron Emory Baust Barry Gilbers Oaks Hiltebridle Edward Koons Henry L. Clements Homer Rearesville Montgomery County Montmery County Peter and Mary Clements Mollie Beall Wiam Thomas Clements Jesville Mellie Offutt Poolesville Irs Mary Kessler Barnesville St. Mary's Tholic Church Hiwon Ard Mice Alcinda Alcinda A Thomas Key Mt. Pleasant Margaret Key Clinton Biggus William Jenkins Miss Valley Biggus Rothers Rufus Biggus

Funeral Notices for Frances Louise and Annie Summness

The funeral of Frances Louise was held Monday afternoon at 2 oclock from her Mu lestown home, with services by John S. Adam. Pallbearers were six nephews Glenn R Earl W Ola Nikirk John David and Rudy. burial in Didletown cemetery. Also funeral services for Annie Summness colored occurred this morning at 1 oclock at St Johns Church, conducted by Rev Fr J I Donlan, with pallbearers Charles Walter Johnson Joan Im Harrison Palmer Willem Gray Victor Smith. burial at Farview cemetery. Mare Eichison Som was funeral director.

Frances Louse Mulestown John S. Adam Glenn R Earl W Ola Nikirk John David Rudy Didletown M. R. Eichison Annieta Summness St. Jonns Church J. I. Donlan Charles Walter Johnson J Joanim Harrison Palmer Willem Gray Victor Smith Farview Cemetery M. R Eichison Som Sameral

Dinterman Child Improves After Burn At Frederick Hospital

Little Betty Jane Dinterman aged 11, daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Dinterman of 23 East Sixth Street, was reported improving after a severe burn from a cracker on July 5. She remains a patient at Frederick City Hospital and her birthday was noted in the report.

Betty Jane Dintermen John W. Dinterman East Sixth Frederick City

Newton Wortman Wedding in Clarendon Presbyterian

Edgar Newton wed Jeanor Virginia Wortman of Clarendon Virginia at the Presbyterian Manse. The ceremony was conducted by Dr. Charles E. Webter on Monday at 1 30 o clock.

Newton—Wortman Edgar Newton Jeanor Virginia Wortman Clarendon, Va Charles E. Webter

Funeral for Shirley Long Held Wednesday at Creagerstown

Funeral services are set for 3 year old Shirley Long near Loy's station after she drowned in a spring while playing near home. The service will begin at 10:30 in the Reform Church at Creagerstown with Rev. E. D. Bender officiating and interment in adjoining cemetery. Funeral directors M. L. Creager and Son. She leaves her parents Samuel and Shirley Long and grandparents J. Hooker Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. William J. Long, along with siblings Roeland Charlesville Roy Virginia Rey Helen Margaret and Neney Lee Long.

Shirley Long Samuel Long Loy's Station Reformed Creagerstown E. D. Bender Graceham Moravian Church M. L. Creager San J. Hooker Lewis Bers Willam J. Long Thurman Roeland Charlesville Roy Virginia Rey Helen Margaret Neney Lee Long

Personal notices list names tied to births and travels

A local social roundup names Miss Hiearnor Loeb of Washington and rising Miss Rose Stern among those hosting births. George Z. Best and Mrs Guy Fichelberger of Woodsboro share news of a newborn son. Eli G. Haugh, Clerk of the Court, left on a ten day motor trip to New England with son in law Edward Mantz. Pauline Keegan of Mt Airy and Lorena Keegan of Washington plan a week long motor excursion to Wheeling and nearby West Virginia areas.

Hiearnor Loeb Washington Rose Stern Braddock Heights John Hankey Howard Hankey Ente Mare Wright George Z. Best Guy = Fichelsberger Woodsboro Frederick City Eli G. Haugh New England Edward Mantz Pauline Keegan Mt. Airy Mass Lorena Keegan Wheeling West Virginia

Rockwell and Woodsboro men suffer minor injuries

Among the sick notes Afr. T. A. Rockwell Welson Stene are safe from an injury suffered Sunday when his right hand was stung by an insect. The hand is swollen. Mr. Lewis J. Wachte of Woodsboro was moved home Monday after a moon from Frederick County Emergency Hospital in an ambulance. His condition remains about the same.

Local Notes From Copperville Area Today

Fragments show social visits and gatherings in Copperville and nearby towns. Mentions include Mrs Charles Bowers, grandchild Betty, Mr Melvin Gell, Mr Edgar Kiser, Mrs L Z Fou, Mrs Touman Cash of Westminster, and others visiting or traveling for business. The text references July 4 events and various household tasks with scattered names and locations.

Copperville Jay Charles 'Bowers Betty L. Z. Fou Melvin Gell Jhdgar Kiser Charles Es Frushour Hank Taneytown David Farmer Norman Bearer Fou

Heiress Guarded A Tourhiaiu Demand Over $25 000

A chaotic ransom note emerges claiming threat to abduct Rosa Mond and threaten custody of James A Farrell’s grandson. The message alleges an heiress U S Sress connection and intensifies a kidnapping scare surrounding Rosa Mond Farrell Murray.

Ceu Rosamond Southampton Rosamond Farrell Murray James A Farrell US Sress Corporation

Emmitsburg Social News Highlights July Gathering

Mrs Marie Rial entertained at bridge near Mount St. Marys with guests including Rev James G Burke and Mrs J Ledlie Gloninger. Prizes awarded to Mrs Boyle and Miss Rhoda Gillelan. Visitors from Honolulu and Baltimore attended, with families from Emmitsburg and surrounding towns sharing events, travel, and a Maryland Pharmaceutical banquet in Baltimore.

July 9 4-H girls hold Taneytown meeting in Firemen's Hall

The July meeting of the Girls 4-H club met in the Firemen's building with vice president Gertrude Shriner presiding in Agnes Eliot's absence. Idona Mening stood in for the secretary. The program featured two club songs and discussions on uniforms and a Harmer’s bungalow picture on the Monocacy river with date to be announced. Refreshments were served by Marne Hess and Louise Slick.

Taneytoun Harmer Monnocacy River Anne Virgin Lambert Gertrude Shriner Marne Hess Louise Slick Ida Edwards State College Margaret Reindollar Alice Douglas Baltimore Tennessee Francis Brag Susan Ar Fen Ard Lione Lucy Washington, DC R L Annan Ruth Eves Ais Edward Bremen Hom Bration and Parcrade

Red Millionaire Ere Waren Ans Mil More

A garbled OCR fragment mentions a man named Vassiy CHS and a red millionaire context, but the readable bits are insufficient for a coherent news item or verifiable event.

Vassiy

Nelson Fooks Buried in East New Market

Nelson H Fooks former State Senator from Caroline County died recently and was buried in East New Market. The funeral, conducted under Masonic Lodge No 7 Preston with Grand Master Harr B Wright presiding, drew judges, state officials, and clergy from Denton Federalsburg Princess Anne and Preston.

East New Market Nelson H Fooks Caroone County Shorecanner Masome Lodge No 7 Preston Harr B Wright Order Spanland T Wiliam McCleland Protestant Episcopal Church Oakland Lee Wheatley Federaisburg Burton Prov Cassius Dashiell Princess Année P. Clascon Hor‘sey Greensboro Masonic Order Hovland Powers C. Fulton Noble Willam Dulin Richard Covey Alva Blades Reston

Furniture Sale At Warehouse 35 East Street

Antique items and twenty other goods including books and appliances will be sold at the warehouse 35 East Street on Wednesday July 10 1933 at 1 pm ROY M HILTNER presiding. Also local notices include road opening speed concerns and a picnic event by AOK MC lodge in Nulls grove on July 13.

Eet Ipm Roy M Hiltner Sheri Pa Friederck Ma

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