Deaths in Union Bridge area claim multiple locals
Obituaries from Union Bridge and surrounding towns list Joseph A Baker at 74 dying at home from cerebral illness. Funeral arrangements at Union Bridge ME church with interment at Pipe Creek, and notes on Gladys Stil lions of Braddock Heights among the deceased. Also Charles Jamison of Sharpsburg, Joseph Frey of Smithsburg, and William Hossier of Woodsboro reported with services pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joggeph U. Baxer Joseph
A. Baker
Union Bridge
ME. Church
Mary
Baker
J. Wilmer Baker
Mary Helen
Church Arts
Mr. Culp
The
Arch
C. H. Richters
Edward Eichman
W. R. Devilbiss
James Irsh
N. M. Crooks
W. E. McKini
Pipe Creek
Ceme
D. D. Harcher and Sons
On- Bridge
New Windsor
Smith Snader Buried Former Senator Uichad Snade Dies
The funeral of former Senator Uichad Smn Snade of New Windsor, who died Tuesday, was held at St. Pauls Methodist Church. Interment followed at Creek Cemetery. Snade served in the State Senate for two terms and in the House for three, helped organize the Maryland Dairymen’s Association, and held roles in the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank and the Carroll County Agricultural Federation. Virginia Ridgely of East Church Street recently visited Liberty town.
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Uichad
Snade
Meror
New Windsor
St. Pauls
Robert Ist
Shermantine
Laden Sparks
George Hunter
Blacksten
Barines
Denos Sofith
Ingung
Tpe Creek
D. D Hartzler
Theavyland Dairymen’s Associa
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
West Ind
Carroll County
Installation Held by Samaria Rebekah Lodge No 51
A well attended meeting of Samaria Rebekah Lodge No 51 presided over by Noble Grand Mrs Esther Steiner installed new officers under District Deputy President Miss Ethel M Beard. Officers named include Noble Grand Mrs Mary B Engelbrecht Rice Grand Miss Rebekah Zimmerman Warden Miss Jessie Webster Conductor Mrs Edna Oden Chaplain Mrs Tettia Staley Musician Miss Louise Jones. Past Grand Jacob L Engelbrecht and Lawrence C Willard escorted officers. nineteen past nobles responded in roll call and memories of late members were honored with verse. Refreshments served after remarks by officers and guests.
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Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
No. 51
LO. C
Noble Grand
Esther Steiner
Ethel M. Beard
Sadze Ogie
Mollie Harrington
Celeste R. Thomas
Jane Houck
Pauline Rhoontz
Mary B. Engelbrecht
Rice Grand
Rebekah Zimmerman
Jessie Webster
Edna Oden
Tettia Staley
Louise Jones
Elizabeth Seeger
Lefe
Belle McDevitt
Mildred Wills
Elizabeth M. Kreh
Thomas
Steiner
Lodge
Elsie Stone
Franklin M. Shipley
Bmsiss
Helen Anders
Ralph Yingling
Lillian Hipsiey
Bessie Buckingham
Frank Miller
Dorsey Rebekah Lodge
Airy
Edith Derry
Herbert Derry
Adamstown Rebekah Lodge
Beard
Personal notes of families visiting and new birth in Braddock area
Mrs. George B. Householder and her young son from York visit East Church Street relatives. Beach Haven weekend plans bring several city men including Leichert and Sherald to New England and Canada for two months. Grayson Palmer family plans to occupy a Braddock Heights cottage. Mrs. R Caldwell Hume and Miss Evelyn Hume return from five months abroad visiting Spain Italy England France and Scotland. Walter Dade of Washington announces the birth of son William Lee at Columbia Hospital. W. Cawood Dade visits grandparents in Jefferson. Clarke L. Willard of Baldwin joins Willards at Rosemont for the weekend as he aids Premier Joseph A. in Washington and Canada. Mrs. Willard, formerly Gladys Walck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Householder
York
Grayson E. Palmer
Edgar
Victor Palmer
West Third Street
Glenn H. Worthington
Istier
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
R. Caldwell Hume
Evelyn Hume
Adamstown
Spain
Italy
England
France
Scotland
Natalie Peugnet
New York
Mrs. Hume
Walter ©. Dade
Washington, D. C
William Lee
Columbia Hospital
Dade
Jefferson
W. Cawood Dade
Roger L. Dade
Clarke L. Willard
Baldwin, L. L
United States Department of State
Sirs
Willard
Dickie
Paul G. Willard
Rosemont
Joseph A.ms
Australia
Washington
Canada
State Department
Gladys Walck
Citr
Among the Sick and Injured in Frederick Area
Captain Ward C Morris Salvation Army commander recovering from summer grippe. George Striker, boarding at Frecevics Junction home of A B Smith, fell and injured chin. taken to Frederick City Hospital for treatment. J Roger McSherry of Homewood Farm Pacoman Springs Va operated Friday night at Loudoun County Hospital and spent a comfortable night. formerly from Frederick and in ill health for months. Grain prices note Wheat at two shillings? per bushel and other market details.
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Ward C. Morris
Salvation Army
George Striker
A. B. Smith
Frecevics Junction
C. E Chime and Son
Frederick City Hospital
J. Roger McSherry
Homewood Farm
Pacoman Springs
Recently Married Mrs Corbin Forms Louise Elizabeth Darner
Mrs Corbin Louis C Ds of the city wed June 28 at Calvary M E Church. The couple reside on Trail avenue with her parents Mr and Mrs Willam C3 minster.
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Corbin
Louise Elizabeth Darner
Louis
Willam
Minster
Trail Avenue
Calvary M. EL Church
Health by Dr Morris Fishbein on cabbage and carrots
Editor Dr Morris Fishbein discusses boiled cabbage and carrots as economical sources of roughage and nutrition. He notes boiling reduces vitamin C in cabbage but preserves vitamin A, compares to raw forms, and cites animal studies showing similar growth with boiled or fresh cabbage. He also provides basic nutrient breakdown and energy content for cabbage per pound.
Home Residents Feted At Bon Air Cottage
Airs Delaplaine entertained Home for the Aged residents at Bon Air Cottage Braddock Heights with a porch supper and afternoon gathering. Some residents could not attend due to illness, box lunches were sent to them, and several board members assisted in serving.
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E. Delaplaine
Home For the Aged
Bon Air Cottage
Braddock Heights
The
Delaplaine
the Heights
Laura Stage
Susie Onts
Stase
Snouffer
Deseplaire
Mss Mol- Ramsburgh
Nurse
Quis Kepier
Changing Wind Ends Heat Wave In City
Heat wave eases as wind shift reduces temperature across the city. Farmers threshing endure the heat, many staying in fields while crowds flock to parks and pools for relief. Traffic slows as residents flee to country roads and mountains seeking cooler air with sleep scarce amid continuing high temperatures.
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Re'het
Ebaugh and Shaver wedding at Fort Barns? Westminster couple wed
Invin H. Ebaugh of Westminster and Miss Mary E. Shaver of Baltimore were married Friday afternoon at Fort Banptits church by Rev. William C Royal. The bride wore a turquoise suit with brown accessories. her bouquet was gardenias. Attendants were W. E Owens and Miss Price, both former students in Baltimore. Both families are longtime residents of the city.
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Ebaugh—Shaver
Invin H. Ebaugh
Westminster
Mary E. Shaver
Baltimore
Fort Banpits
William C Royal
W. E Owens
July Heat Affects Maryland Farms and Festivals
County Agent Henry R. Shoemaker noted corn leaves curling from 109 degree heat but expected no lasting damage if rainfall returns. The heat tied the state’s warmest mark with Heathsville and Washington County. Amid the heat, many residents took weekend trips to mountains and seashores for relief as July runs above normal with day temps near 79 and an excess 31.2 degrees. Industrial Finance Co. advertised used trucks while pageant parade fatalities highlighted in Frederick County news.
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Henry R. Shoemaker
Heedysville
Washington County
Chesapeake Bay
Ford
Siering
Mercury
MD. Industrial Finance Co
Frederick County
Patrick St
Middle West
Phillipsburg
Kansas Wheat Belt
Grand Island
Neb
Lincoln
Hanzas City
Braddock Heights Pool Opens Daily With Clean Safe Bathing
Noticeable local scene details describe Braddock Heights Swimming Pool offering daily hours 9 am to 3 pm with clean facilities. The page includes ads for a Saturday dance by the Elks, a Sunday closing policy at Savoy Dining Room, and various local shopping and fishing notices with numerous business names and products.
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Braddock Heights
Catfish weighing 17 pounds caught in Urbana district
Albert Robertson and 10 year old Johan Wals claim a local record catfish weighing 17 pounds was caught on the Monocacy near Buckeystown bridge. The fish measured 33 and 20 inches long with a four inch spread, displayed in J Paul Dether's window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Robertson
Albert
Johan Wals
Robertson
Urbana
Buckeystown
J. Paul Detpher
Funeral of Mrs. Wey color ed near Mt Pleasant
Funeral for Mrs. Wey a colored resident near Mt Pleasant was held Thursday morning at 10 o clock at the MEL church in Liberty town conducted by Rev John Her. Pallbearers included Thomas Broo Joshua Smith Adams Pairfax and William Rice. Interment followed at nearby cemetery with frigid adj and Alpaugh attending.
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Thomas Wey
Ace
Mt. Pleasant
MEL Church
Libertytown
John Her
Thomas Broo Joshua Smith
Adams Pairfax
Wiliam Rice
Inothe Adj
Alpaugh
Helps For Housewives In Memoriam Bennett
A niece Myrtle Rowe offers a memorial verse for Jennie Bennett who died a year ago. The poem expresses daily longing and the sense of losing a life companion as the author walks life alone.
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Bennett
Jennie Bennett
Myrtle Rowe
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Alhert Stillions
Gladys Lenora Suillions
Braddock
Moon
Ida M., Lercer
William A. Mer
McKsig
Calvary M. E. Church
Albert Stills, Jr
Ruth E. Jiltions
Afercer
Harmony Grove
Harry
Essex
Edgar Mercer
Peart
Ima Mercer
McKaig
Ars.wart Federline
Cashour
Monrovia
Will Mercer
Mit
Pleasart
North Et St
Charles Jamison
Sharpsburg
Jamison
Laurence
Antietam
Edward
James
Thame
V. C. W. Fink
Mountain View Cemetery
Joseph M. Frey
Joseph Markwood Frey
Smithsburg
Ceretown
Jacob
Charles C. Cavetown
Archie E. Smithsburg
Burday
Edward T. Plitt
Samuel E. Lobach
Smithsburs Cemetery
William E. Hossier
Wiliam E. Hossier
Annie I. Hossier
Farl Hossier
Woodsboro
Ellen M
Alice
Tanamother
Jane Keener
Omisboro
Rocky Church
Directo
Hela
Virginia Ridgely
East Church Street
Samaritan
Rebekah Lodge
Morris Fishlein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health Magazine
Ladies’ Aid Society
Bhistown
M. E
Lottie Snook
C. Green
Jesus
Dorothy Gibbers
Welty Rice
PS Gowd
Smitties
Bie Fruit Auction US
Mt. Pleas
William M. Delawter
Guinea’s Monocacy Inn
Braddock Heights Park
Pleasant Hill
Poole's Restaurant
S. Market St
Chevrolet
Rubhber
General Building
Nicodemus & Caller
Market St
Healh's Sake
Braddock Heights Skating Rink
News-Post
Por
George F. Glessner
Fairview Acne
Elks
Savoy
Idea
Rubbim Quynns Hardware
Hoover's Meat Market
South Market St
Edith H. Bill
M. Warrenfeltz
Wison Ave
Home Building & Loan Association
Offees Commercial Bank OF
Gom. S. S. Feld
Sanitary Fish Market
Wrst
Crystal Laundry
Fred E. Wilson
Walkersville
Cenco
Central Chemical CO
S. Carroll St
Jack Simon
Frederick 3Igtor Co
W. Patrick St
Frederick June Company Fll
Gastler
Chapel St
Noah E. Creamer & Son
Best Fountain Service
Peoples Service Drug Stores
Citizens National Bank
Frederick, MD
Noah E. Cramer
Joseph D. Baker
Haines
D. Baker
Joax H. Baker
Joseph McDiver
William G. Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
Jostin D. Baxrr
Thomas H. Haller
CuanLes H. Coney, M. D., Joux S. Newman
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Fisher
P. Luther Rice
Ager
Boveras
Elig Haugh
Chere Dy
Hagerstows Equipment Co
Maryland
Hagerstons
T-Pas
Potts & Griffin
Secident
So Potts
Realtors
Market Street
Rockwell
North Market St
West South
Apply v
Rhoads
Ay Street
East Second Street
Carrie
Second St
Ession
Delapizine
South Street
T-ldine
ER D. Michael
W. Patrick
Clemson County
Bens
Jonsie
By & Ea House Wish
Bank Bara God
James Ested
Memoriam
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