Deaths in Hagerstown 65. Pacific Church ties noted
A death notice from Hagerstown aged 65 lists a Presby terian church member and daughter of Newton Annabelle Pierce of Berryville. Surviving daughters include Mrs Rehrer, Mrs Robert Iron, Mrs Virgil Ia, and Mass P. in Rome. Sisters named are Mrs A P Ison, Mrs Jones, and Mrs Burns. many relatives in Martinsburg Brunswick Berryville and Winchester. Funeral services Sunday at 3 09 p m at the home with Rev William S Hess officiating. interment in Green Hill cemetery.
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Hagerstown
Presbytericburch
Newton Annabelle Pierce
Berryville
Rehrer
Robert Iron
Virgilia
Roanoke
Mass P
Rome
A Pison
Martinsburg
W. Va
Jones
Brunswick
Burns
Charles Town
W. Waters
Hugh Puree
Berry
Sick relatives in Lewistown and area show slow gains
Among the sick Miss I Prances Snook and nephew David Snook of Lewistown are enjoying relatives and friends at Winter, WA. Mrs Hobart Albaugh, confined to bed by illness, is improving. Mrs Naomi Palmer of West Terre Haute, ill with bronchitis, is slightly improving after two weeks. County Treasurer Thomas Chap has been ill but will return to his office Friday morning. Virgil Eaton of North Market, injured by a automobile collision, is reported as about the same at Frederick City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Prances Snook
David Snook
Lewistown
Ter
Hobart B. Albaugh
Hinass
Naomi Palmer
West Tairee
Thomas A. Chape
The
Arthouse
Virgil Eaton
North Marke
Cet
Trei
Fredick City Hospital
Installation of Officers at Samaritan I O O F Lodge No 51
Large attendance at Samaritan I O O F Lodge No 51 meeting for installation of officers led by Deputy President Miss Celeste Thomas with district officers assisting. New officers include Noble Grand Mrs Mary Igleberger and Vice Grand Mrs Esther Iner, with several other titles noted. The Ladies Guild also met hosting duties and welcomed two visitors.
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Samaritan
Ibekah Lodge
Katherine Ridenour
Iet
Celeste Thomas
Sadie Ogle
Mollie Harring
Hie Haugh
Jane Houck
Pauline Koontz
Millard al. Angier
Wm. H. Houck
Cers
Noble Grand
Mary Igleberger
Estheriner
Mary B. Engeldt
Rebekah Zim
Elizabeth
Niedle
Bits
Edna
Eleanor F. Conrad
Ciara Falk
Helen Anders
M Buesing
Pauknemiz
Ted
Nodenour
Of 1
Ethel M. Beard
Tex S. Eimer
W. Pre
Dean Russell
Odd Felo
Iprehbuce
Pisa Ee
Rhodella Zimmerman
Storm damage confined to limited sections across Frederick County
A late July hailstorm and rain swept through Frederick County, striking Sabillasville and Camp Ritchie hardest. Hail the size of walnuts damaged greenhouses and windowpanes, with fruit losses reported near Sabillasville. The storm crossed Thurmont, Lewistown, Walkersville, and Frederick, bringing heavy rain, broken glass, and a temporary halt to a parade, but corn and most orchards largely escaped serious harm. Temperature plummeted from the 90s to the low 70s as rain ended and the sun reappeared.
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Yellow Springs
Sabillasville
Sabllasville
Thurmont
Lewistown
Walkersville
Frederick
Feagaville
Jefferson
Buckeystor
Mt. Airy
Brunswick
Mt. Avy
Emmitsburg
Woodsboro
Libertytown
Alice Town
Myersville
New Market
Trafic
Blue Ridge Summit
Sabilasville
Camp Ritchie
Frn
Had
Tees
Henry R. Shoemakers
Thos
Personal notices of local visitors and family ties
Barry Feaca visits Posie and Miss Helen Gigehill with his aunt Mrs Clarence W Duvall and family near Westminster. Dr Henry I Stahr newly appointed Hood College president has left Frederick for Scituate Mass to spend next week. Henry Warfield Yelleti Jr of Minneapolis visits his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs William McPherson McGill Thurmont, joining guests Mr and Mrs McGill and children Billy and Sumune from Washington.
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Barry Feaca
Posie
Feaga
Helen Gigehill
Mors
Clarence W Duvall
Westminster
Henry I Stahr
Hood Coi
Frederick
Scitta
Mass
Henry Warfield Yelleti, Jr
Minneapolis
Minn
Willam McPherson McGill
Thurmont
McGill
William McP. McGill
Billy and
Sumune
Washington
Thurmont Thurmont July 14 Exhibit at Camp Cozy Sunday
A Thurmont notice details an exhibit planned for Sunday at 6 p.m. at Camp Cozy with Mary Fre a young parachutist to perform a delayed jump from an anchored balloon at a stated height. The event is part of a garden party with attendees including Georgette Weddie Lois Corbet and others.
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Thurmont
Mary Fre
Russell
Bartes
Frank Detterer
Charles Eyler
Eyler
Mechanicstown
Adam Eyler
Baltimore
Frannk Dollerer
Cathcothe
Oro
Mrr
Cr. W. Lidie
Billy
Washington, D. C
Mr. Lidie
C. W. Lidie
Frank EH. White
Caus
Ters
Margaret
Lypsburs
Henry
Gaile
The
Thormont’ Scotsty
Toan Bal
Camp Cozy
Fire erupts at Howard Crist farm amid high winds
Sykesville July 14 Mrs Maurice Berry and daughter visit Fredericks this week. Fire department response Saturday about 3 pm to Howard Crist farm where barn and mill house burned with wheat stored. Wind blew strongly. horse and harness stored in stable saved. Also notes visitors and a death: Harry Hobbs, 55, of Ste Spamer, died July 6 according to Harmony cemetery records. Funeral held July 25.
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Howard Crist
Skyesville
Andrew Rehbein
Harry Edwards
Macred
Francs
William Sasek
Community Fun at Never-Due Park Highlights July Event
At Never-Due Park on Thursday July 26 a fun program features stunts contests and races with prizes for winners. A prime supper will be served. Edward H Cross attended MW Day’s Glenelg home last Tuesday as a guest.
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Never-Due Park
Daily Menus and Icebox Recipes for Summer Meals
Mrs Alexander George presents day menus and icebox storage tips with breakfast cantaloupe creamed eggs on toast and lunch and dinner ideas. Includes recipe for creamed eggs with peppers parsley and celery salt and a short note on frozen and fresh fruit salads.
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Alexander George
Enis
New Windsor News and Social Visits
In New Windsor on July 14 Mrs M Wilson and her son Livingston of Philadelphia visited her sister Mrs HOB Getty and Jamiy. Mrs Blanchard Martin's daughter Gloria spent Sunday with Mir and Mrs Charles Bankard. Mr and Mrs M H Lambert and son Melvin visited relatives. Melvin spent two weeks with his grandparents. Several residents visited Baltimore and Westminster friends, and motor trips to Canada were noted. The Homemakers' club met with twenty-five attendees. demonstrations of escalopped cabbage and a bus trip to DuPont Gardens were announced for July 26. The Lewis town M E church Ladies Aid Society met July 10 with 12 members and 8 visitors. a picnic date was planned. Grain Wheat price was listed as 3.00.
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New Windsor
M Wilson
Livingston
Philadelphia
Hob. Getty
Jamiy
Blanchard Martin
Gloria
Mir
Charles Bankard
Smith Lambert
Baltimore
M H Lambert
Melvin
Issac Steler
Relamnes
J Walter Esglar
G H Mather
Evelyn
Nuss Eva Rinker
Minster
Canada
Guy Wilhelm
Delores
Air
Edward Wilhelm
Crasford Schaeffer
Washington
G.L Goodermuth
Winston Bullock
Westminster
Bessie Bullock
Cine Bowman
B O Bowman
M = Englar
Elizabeth
George
Charles Walker
Frederick
G P B Englar
Charles Bachman
David Bachman
Taneyhaun
Truman Ensor
Towson
E C
Ensor
Edgar Barnes
J. Edward | Barnes
George Smith
Qocean
College Park
No J. Roger
Norman Myers
DuPont Gardens
Festive Local Notices Include Dinners Dancing and Elections
Local notices list Sunday fried chicken dinner at Sheeley's and festival events at various venues including Evergreen Point Beer Garden. Mentions candidates like Jesse A Bussard and Louis C Etchison, and a Democratic primary on September 12. Times and contact details appear in scattered lines amid community notices and ads.
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Sheeley's
Detour Visitors Gather at Young and Nearby Homes
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Edward Young included Mr and Mrs Wierd Sm Middieburr J T Mut neyviown Aivah Young and others. Nearby families in Woodsboro and Detour hosted attendees such as Mr Winam Long and R S Petenoerger. A Kernan Hospital Crippled Children treatment was noted for Leonard Rhimenauer’s eight year old son leaving for Baltimore.
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Edward Young
Wierd Sm. Middieburr
J. T. Mutneyviown
Aivah Young
Dewi
Witten Sutely
Betty Lows
Woodsboro
Mirs
George Menizer
Detour
Ang i PoSuncerzer
Harrisburs
Winam Long
R S Petenoerger
Woodsvoro
Mit Zion Twe
Carmen Delay
Detar
Einer
In- Geraiane
G C
Robbie
Naner Mae
Sreotrs
Asti
Olner Eamswaser
Wasi
Leonard
Mrr
George Rhimenauer
Weer Fifth Street
Baltimore
Kernan Hospital
Saturday Night Dance at Red Merhling’s Band
July 14 promises a lively evening with Red Merhling’s Band and Coleman's Orchestra. Admission ranges 10 to 15 cents, featuring beer for 10 cents. Also advertised is a life insurance sales job by the Baltimore Life Insurance Co with Maryland address and employment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Merhling
Bootie Coleman
Orchestra
Frederik
AL Life Insurance CO
Baltimore
Washington
Hagerstoan
Maryland
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College Avenue
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Vias
Wehler
G. Willams
Monal Education
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Agen
Ccory
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Flora
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Philip Ma Fas
Frank C. Thomas
Wilbur Ere
J . George Seidel
F. Ross Myers
Pees
Overmetery
ML R. Etenisom
Son Mers
Emma F Elizath Ebert
Harry L. Ebert
South Te Parkway
Amos J. Traver
Evangelical Lutheran Arch
Royal
First
Edward Bentz
Harry Leichert
Herbert E. Gosnell
BE. James
James H. Falk
F. Myers
Vet
M. R. Exchisonm
Ladies’ Guild
Fo Ecrer &. Remsburg
Reformed Church
Jeting
Elsie Snook
Anna Pow
Randolph Stull
Chesapeake and Potomac
Illinois
Clara
Alice Kern
Miso Chimbersbure
Meenne
Mont
Creeger
Cnaries
Ambrose
Hampstead
Faynesboro
Firerimm
Cambridge
Ralph Charles Poole
Lester Lamar
Howard Day
Ralph Scruter
Rocky Ridge
Howard Davis
Exelym
Ralph Scru~ter
Ralph
Russell Faverite
Sarah Davis
Mire
Ernest Staubendson
Calvin MecCiam
Ralph Frymyer
Elizabeth Conley
Marie Freshour
Hasgerstown
Willard Frymyer
Sykesville
Spkesvalle
Jnly
Maurice Berry
Renuel
Frederics
Ces Albert Selby Head
George S Miller
Sue Co. Ware
North Branch
John D
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Amd
Harry Arnold
Margaret Stull
Elis Rodeo
Frederick Fair Grounds
North Market Street
Amon Burgee
Begin
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Sheeler’s
Larn
Cruniy Comaoa
Jesse
Evergreen Point Beer Garden
Wes Rico
W. Bax
Louis C. Etchison
Best Fountain Service
the City People's Service Drug Stores
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Alan
Seres
Degins
Otiees Commercial Bank of
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Mos
Floyd Blauer
Ruth B Casssel
Braddock Hgts Auditorium
Suneys
Frank W Rothenhoefer
W. Patrick
Belisbie Cab Service
Phone
Oriole Cab
Frederick County
Sherman P. Bowers
Tam
John S Renn
WM. C. W. Smith
Dist
Citizens National Bank
Leo Weinberg
Eli G. Haugh
Frederick Junction
Braddock Heights
Coblentis
Main
Hage Stavr Bagersions Sale
Frying Chickens
GEO
Guessnex Paview Ares
Vestmants
Gilmore R Flautt
Potts & Griffin
Davight
Bearsife
Potts & Griffin, Realtors
Insurors
Agra Ace
Beck's
Matchery
Mi AU
Hugh & Parser
Cathedral Street
Bantumore
Marker St
Noah E. Cramer
Ewan
Norme Cramer & Son
Court Street
Siaryland
Acti
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Ford Procks
Cincinnati
Ohio
Myers
Indianapolis
West 13Th Street
Second Street
Market Street
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Market St
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E Second Street
Piedtt
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West Third Street
Marcet Street
F-sdee
Bath
Poren
Masiz
Fisher
Emsatt
Mare Ket
Ad Board
Giivas
Board OF Zoning Appeals
Fretetick Co
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