Deaths: Hiltabridle and Matthews reported in local notices
Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Florence Hiltabridle, wife of Frank C. Hiltabridle, and Mrs. Mary Matthews. Hiltabridle died after a year with cancer near Woodboro, aged 11. Survivors include her husband and several relatives in York and nearby towns. Funeral services are planned at the Glensboro church with a deacon officiating. Matthews, widow of Benjamin Matthews, died at her son in law’s home in York after a brief illness. she left numerous children and siblings, with services set for York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirs
Frank C
Hiltabridle
Florence
Virgina Hitayele
Wordboro
Greate John
Sarah Shankle Uausher
Wilter Boone
Ladeshurs
Ronal Toneon
Mra Vane
Rasers'oarm
Mes
Leaile Deel
Waxdsbero
Mastee
Stover
Charles P. Trusman
Harry O
Vaeray
Roomin
Aoridie
Woalshora
File Pain Bratlets
Mileon Evler
Gora
Cromae
Walgersalie
Jona Baugher
Peahevsn
Deasoph Haigher
Draddo
Ara Clinton Beretser
Leaisioah
Savucay
Pastoy Rey
Fini
Mary Matthews
Mary Mathess
Tenjamin Mattheas
Law and
Daugh's
Joan Joanson
Leb Avenue
York
MM ¥ Loaing
Wilam Mattheas
Drederica
Osborne
Marks
Princh
Maynard
Lean
Mere Johnson
Funeral Fanfare for Ernest Hirper and Buxton Rites
Funeral services were held for Ernest K Hirper at his Transonville home then Utica Church with Rev Flor Seibel Jr presiding. Interment followed at the church cemetery. Charles W Buxton of Plans No 4 died in July and his service at Maffemin Chapel Metheddiss Episcopal was led by Rev Calf man. he was 73 and survived by siblings. The Mt Pleasant M E Ladies Aid met with ten members. a watermelon social planned for August, with Margaret Crum chairing the program. A mite-box prize went to Mrs Edwin Boxers. St Petersburg man Vaughn paid a $10 fine for sunbathing nude in public against local rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest K Hirper
Transonville
Utica
Flor. Seibel, Jr
Mr. Griefl
J. Fred Stull
Chas. Bide
Clinton Gurday
Ron Warrenfels
Kiefer Grossnickie
M L Creater and Son
Charles W Buxton
Plans No 4
Mfamin
Metheddiss Enbcopal
HL Calfman
Walter Huxton
Leonard Buxton
John Smith
Charles Wagner
Walter Speerline
Marshall Buxton
John
Sarah Falcon
Auld Society
Ladies Aid Society
Mt Pleasant M. E
Edwin Boxers
WEDDINGS CARTLENDAFNER-HOLLY IN UNITE BRIDGE ACRE
A wedding in Unite Bridge united CARTLENDAFNER and HOLLY as pastor presided. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Robert Movie, and the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vintoer Terndae, were reportedly attended by family friends and local clergy. The ceremony included prayers and readings, with guests from nearby towns witnessing the vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartlendafner
Robert Movie
Sear Lanevtoan
Ste
Mora
Personal Notices Highlight Visits and Birthdays in Port City
Local society notes recounts visits and birthdays among residents of Port City and nearby towns. Mrs Weldon of Mod Mass and Rose Mirae Haley of Wallport Pa are mentioned, along with Estella Ghiaa of Cotton Town and Mrs Alban Moo Wool. The column notes travel to Baltimore and Derby, with several family and social exchanges, and hints at upcoming events and hospital visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mangeer
Weldon Boras
Mod
Mass Rose
Mirae Haley
Wallport
Estents
Tess
Cauntes
Croekeor
Estella Ghiaa
Moudettes Beltes
Eighth Street
Alban Moo
Alegerey
Lucy Puigham
Lawps
Seachest
Deryer
Gob
Bas
Baltimore
Baltimore Pike
Thig
Ty LE
Additional Contributors Named to Ritchie Memorial Fund
Arthur V. Myrrs treasurer of the local branch announces new donors to the Albert C. Ritchie Memorial Fund. The list includes Frank Eppley Charles S Lane Mrs William E Muller Albert A Schiroder Thomas M Fulby Sherman P Bowers Russell E Lighter Lestie Ny. Coblente Mr and Mrs George Q Paxson Joseph McDigit Mrs Jane Wi Boyd Dr Austin Beare Mrs Charles W Foss Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert C. Ritchie
Arthur V. Myrrs
Frank Eppley
Charles S Lane
William E. Muller
Albert A Schirors der
Thomas M Fulby
Sherman P. Bowers
Russell E Lighter
Lestie Ny. Coblente
George Q. Paxson
Joseph McDigit
Jane Wi. Boyd
Austin Beare
Charles W. Foss, Jr
Pleasant Grows Aulniligha Woman's Amillary Meeting Note
The Pleasant Grove Woman's Amillary held its last meeting at Mrs Dallas Kehire Themen's home with Mrs Edgar Davis presiding. Devotions led by Mrs A B Baker, readings by Mrs Baker Davis and Mrs Turner, and prayers by Mrs Bike. They plan church interior repairs and sending funds for a missionary auto in China. Fourteen members and three visitors attended. refreshments were served by the hostess. Next meeting at Mrs M M Page's home in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant
Melous
M. M. Page
Modes New Ice Satins For Summer Evening Wear
New ice satin garments appear in white and icy pastel shades for summer evenings. The collection features slim dance frocks with short matching jackets, adaptable to many occasions. Shown is a pink dee satin frock with a vee decalette and bolero trimmed with self colored acutache braid, and a blue fee satin with a corded neckline and puffed sleeves.
LUF S STUFF BOON OF WORK
A brief meditation on work as a blessing and source of value and pay. The piece argues life gains purpose when duties are filled and wages accompany effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hnne Mneate
Ponte Sation
N. A. Lupburrow
Damages Awarded in Loudoun County Suit Over Garage Fire
George W. Laycock of Hamilton was awarded 275 dollars in a Loudoun County court suit against a Leesburg garage alleging a fire caused injuries and car damage. Laycock sought 2400 dollars, claiming the incident involved negligence and acts by multiple defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taeiburs
George W. Laycock
Hamilton
Loudoun County Circle
Stanes
Mickele Tatas
Renee & Hutchison
Aid Mmedonald
Leesburg
Laycock
Roar of Faucition Fire Meeting Shocks City
A garbled report describes a chaotic meeting about a fire service or insurance issue. Key figures and places are unclear, but the text hints at council or school involvement and a debate over rates or improvements.
Mrs John Hay Whitney Sued By Leesburg Bank
Loudoun National Bank of Teesburg files suit in Loudoun County Circuit Court seeking $5,000 plus interest from Nina Carter Tahb and Mary Elizabeth Whitney heirs of Mr John Hay Whitney. Note dated August 13, 1935 payable in six months, demand refused, deputy sheriff served notice. Attorney for bank claims 10 percent fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teesbure
Smlt
Nina Carter Tahb
Mary Elizabeth Whitney
John Hay Waitney
Loudoun County
Mir
Loudoun National Bank of
Teesburg
S Op Alexander
Sheciit
Whitney Door
Fragmented OCR Weather and local notices fragment
Entry contains garbled text with scattered phrases about tires schedules and names. Reads as disjointed OCR remnants rather than a coherent event or notice. No clear person, organization, date, or location to anchor a proper summary.
Study of Tax Problems in Maryland Sponsored
A Montgomery County study on tax problems outlines inequities in farm property assessments and building permits. It calls for reassessment to reduce county costs, analyze expenditures, and explore effects on future tax rates and indebtedness. The University of Maryland Department of Agricultural Economics is to assist, with a report due by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staudy
Maryland
Montgomery
Ceretain County
Avermimentad
Department of Agricultuel Economics
Universty of
Cieentt
Prederick Ciby
Matylant
JODY
Tate
Mlaetok
Wom
Hye Arattic IG
Rentington
Order Et Gaur
Carn Towald & Delaplaine
Trustes
A. Grant Monper
Voy
Young People's conference closes with candlelight service
The Presbyterian Bynod of Nalil mare holds the closing candlelight service at RB welnce iy Urodbeck Hall after a season opening at Hood Gere jase Prdat. The gathering includes a breakfast, communion, and is directed by De Vrank DO Getty of Philadelphia with contributions from Janet Nute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coblenty Stall
Mies Janet Nute Pinal
Fragmentary Local Notices Yield Fragmented Names
Partial OCR text shows unclear mentions of places and people with scattered phrases about classes, weather, and a detective check. The readable content is too garbled to identify a coherent event or outcome for a strong summary.
Baltimore and Frederick Street Fair Benefit for Braddock Heights Fire Dept
An event notice announces a Tuesday July 14 benefit in Braddock Heights to support the local fire department. Admission is 40 cents for adults and 26 cents for children, with proceeds likely aiding firehouse needs. The listing references regional areas including Baltimore and Frederick Streets and mentions sponsors such as Monarch Cleaners and local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Wille Dresenta
Baltimore
Frederick Stara Weaddock Heights
Aurttoriia
Braddock Heighta Fire Dept
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Doctor's Orners
St. Petersburg
Fla
Thuhist Vaughn
Ritchie Memorial Fund
Prince Potnacer
Enee
Astal
Navion
Odo
Tae Adi
Traetae
Sted
New York
Teaselt
Tmeriar Hazod Ickts
Fey
Abich Te
Maia Athagy
Ower Dent Mane
Fema
Syvatys
Lane Oui
John Hay Whitney
Leesburg Bank
GRAS
County
Emilea
Crites Cit Agheuwt de Orountey
Oon Aye Nor Vt
Blager SG
Sollee
Samtess Eop Ate Vist
Berks
Horne Minhdie
Vitan Mieghiep
Keller
Priddy
Gary
Noah E. Cramer
Tae Watt
Tony
Trefertek
Macylint
Roy
Prides
Ralph
Weeteleal Contracting
Albing
Ah Finnneran
Pratt and Produce Market
Hidgeville Hotel
Priday
Pisher
Orchestra
Market
Hanitotts Mkt
Opim
Dnrauty Snor
Phen
Krowst
Midd
Rose Faurint Cor Riethy
Tenty
Veedlerekh
Marshamil
Adames
Dons
Tia
Genreal Assembly of
Han O
Otd Myers
Frederick County
Ata
Menor
Fred Malm
Ngalleon
Giinrone Vt Plante
Crawford
Erane Lacey
Gustie
Dieming
Pesan
Mountainside Inn
Pennsylvania Ramblers
Nooveen of
Hooven
SAS
South Market
Tryan
Ward
Covn
Stair
Oro
East Patrt
Poon
Rand Anise Ag
Masi
Cramera
Renee
Storf
Potts
Griffin
Clute
Wade
Edertek Hove
Leny
Leny Hotel Oy Seuray Sierning
Dy Tt
PriStiyo
Palestew Key Pune
Tyeser Levine
Hall of Tor
Tuuvstel
Rhe
Patrick
John Grove
Lean Corporation
Preterck
Fabio AW
Mrederick
Pitrick
Prederick
Hildes
Tata
Patrick Meret
Tata Watt
Peeferire
Comte
Creterick
Matslana
Hesseee
Greiine
Epi
Poetemra
Grant Hooper
Aatilteet
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