Deaths in Frederick area include George Wiles and others
George Daniel Wiles of Creagerstown and Frederick dies at 92 leaving a large family including children Harrip W Hagan and George D Wiles Jr. Funeral at 1 pm Sunday at 8 East Patrick St. Interment in Urbana Cemetery. Clarence A. Brown of Mt Olive dies age 67 after eight weeks illness chronic myocarditis. Isabelle L. Franklin widow of Robert E. Lee Franklin dies near Marston aged 39. William F. White of Middletown dies at 55. survived by niece Helen McBride and nephews G Wilbur McBride and John W. McBride. funeral from his Frederick residence to Fernecliffe Cemetery, Springfield, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Daniel Wiles
Creagerstown
Frederick
Joseph D
Mary Staub Wiles
Myrtlin L Wiles
Charles L
Corliss H Wiles
Pearl A. Wills
John P. Whisney
Harry Clarey
William T Wiles
Jefferson
Charles W. Biser
Woodsboro
Charles Harshman
Feagaville
Wiles
Centennial Sremorial United Brethren Church
Independent Hose Company No. 1
Order of Eagles
East Patrick Street
Funeral Home
Ulica
C. E. Cline & Son
Clarence A. Brown
Mt Olive
Grover and
Adolpha Brown
Carrie Brown
Madeline Shipley
Lansdowne
Margaret Norwood
Ridgeville
John Main
Meredith Poole
Howard M. P. Chapel
C. L. Dawson
T. W. Kemp
Mr. Waltz
William F. White
Middletown
Helen McBride
Boonsboro
G. Wilbur McBride
John W. McBride
Baltimore
Floomfeld
Springfield
Frederick County
Fernecliff Cemetery
Gladhill Company
Funeral notices for Pryor Winebrenner Tyler and others
The obituary notices detail the funerals of Carmenious Pryor in Thurmont and Robert E. L. Winebrenner in Woodsboro, with services at home or in churches, conducted by named ministers, pallbearers listed, and cemeteries given. Additional notes include Oslie Tyler’s service in Baltimore and mention of spinal anesthesia first suggested by Dr. Leonard Corning in 1884.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmenious Pryor
Merle M. Pryor
Thurmont
C. H. Corbett
Pelthesters
John C. J. Allen
W. Ross
Roy C
Tve
Harry Gelwicks
Bethel Cemetery
Cascade
M. AL. Creager and Son
Leonard Corning
New York
Mrs Blanche Ward Dies At Westminster
Mrs Blanche Murchison Ward widow of Dr Albert Norman Ward former presidents of Western Maryland College died at her Westminster home after a long illness. She chaired the college board of trustees was Westminster Woman's Club president and active in Methodist Protestant church work. Surviving: son Albert Norman Ward Jr of Westminster. sisters Mrs Frederick HL Winup of Baltimore Kathleen Murchison of Alexandria and Mabel Murchison of Rocky Mount NC. brother J G Murchison of Bunkie Louisiana. Funeral Friday at 10:30 AM at Baker Chapel, Westminster, with burial in Westminster Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Franklin
Isabelle L. Franklin
Robert E. Lee Franklin
Alvie Franklin
Marston
Thomas
Lydia Pickett
Alvie
David Franklin
Taylorsville
Mary Pickett
Howard Pickett
Lloyd Pickett
Sykesville
M. E
R. L. Bartlett
Clyde Morningstar
Blanche Murchison Ward
Albert Norman Ward
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Duncan Cameron Murchison
Sally Paris Murchison
la Grange
Ward
Woman's Club of
Woman's Club
Albert Norman Ward Jr
Frederick HL Winup
Baltimore
Kathleen Murchison
Alexandria
Mabel Murchison
Rocky Mount x C
J. G. Murchison
Bunkie
Baker Chapel
The
College
Westminster Cemetery
Personal Notices and Local Appointments in Frederick
Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Kennedy of 1105 East Patrick Street welcome a newborn son at Frederick City Hospital Wednesday evening. Rev. Dr. Benjamin W. Meeks attends Methodist councils in Chicago ahead of the April 1939 Uniting Conference. Elder William E. Roop begins a two month West Coast tour visiting Seattle and North Dakota. Edith Winpigler and others spend a week at North Beach. Mrs. Howard A. Quinn returns home from Viewsite near Pearl after visiting John Stiles family. Stiles and Miss Catherine Stiles improve from ptomaine illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert K. Kennedy
East
Patrick Street
Frederick City Hospital
Benjamin W. Meeks
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Pensions Council
Three Methodist Churches
Chicago
Ill
Methodist Church
South
Methodist Protestant Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Uniting Conference of the Methodist Churches
Meeks
Hotel LaSalle
William E. Roop
Carroll County
West Coast
Roop
Earl Roop
Seattle
Washington
North Dakota
Edith Winpigler
Henry R. Shoemaker
Helen Stewart
Isabel Crum
Kathryn Grove
Dolores Winpigler
Peggy Stewart
Kitty Grove
North Beach
Howard A. Quinn
Viewsite
Pearl
Sickness notes from Frederick area include operations and recoveries
Among the sick Mrs Tim Sinn of Charles Town W Va formerly of Frederick underwent an appendicitis operation at Charles Town Hospital and is getting along nicely Dr Edward P Thomas moved from Frederick City Hospital to Union Memorial Baltimore is improved Mrs W W Osburn West Third street is improving at Frederick City Hospital Mrs Casper E Cline Jr has been under treatment at Frederick City Hospital for ten days and returned home much improved Mr Garry J Staley of Frederick Motor Company is seriously ill at home 205 West Patten Street with streptococcal poisoning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Sinn
Charles Town
W. Va
Frederick
Charles Town Hospital
Edward P. Thomas
Rockwell Terrace
Frederick City Hospital
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
W. W. Osburn
West Third Street
Casper E. Cline
Nice Calls Hearing On Death Sentence
Gov. Harry M. Nice announced a Monday 11 a.m. hearing at the Governor's Mansion in Annapolis on Albert Turner a 25 year old colored man sentenced by Montgomery County Circuit Court to be hanged for a criminal attack on a 12 year old white girl The hearing precedes possible execution date setting unless the governor commutes The States Attorney James B. Pugh of Montgomery County is to appear along with Detectives James S. McAuliffe Roy Bodmer and Guy L. Jones Officials said such a post trial hearing is unusual in the legal process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Nice
Annapolis
Albert Turner
Montgomery County
Jtorney
James B. Pugh
Sergts
James S. McAuliffe
Roy Bodmer
Guy L. Jones
Mickey Rooney Escorts Lose Siren In Omaha Rush
Mickey Rooney faced police action in Omaha when Police Commissioner Jepsen ordered removal of the siren from the police car used to transport him. Complaints claimed the car sped past stop lights with the siren blaring, prompting the commissioner's statement that the department's job is to protect the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Mickey Rooney
Jepsen
Mickey
Local festival and music events on July 13 15 and more
Local mentions list events and sales from various merchants including New Midway Fire Co festival with Peace Vader Gang entertainment, High Gate area music tonight, Castle Dance and Lucky Chair night, Camp Cozy Blue Ramblers, lawn bingo previews, and multiple vehicle and home goods ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Midway Fire Co. i
Peace Vader Gang
Camp Cozy
Blue Ramblers
Lawn Bingo Night at Camp Cozy With Joe Stephens Orchestra
Play Bingo on the lawn of Camp Cozy tonight with Joe Stephens and his orchestra. Admission 30 cents. Pavilion by Frederick Tailoring Co. Bathing season beauty services advertised nearby. Event runs July 14 from 9 to 1 with prizes and public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nance
Braddock Heets
Frederick Tailoring Co
Joe Stephens
12th Harp Reunion Held At Rocky Ridge
The twelfth annual Harp descendants reunion gathered Sunday at Sit. Tabor Park in Rocky Ridge. A noon lunch preceded games and contests for children, with a program including prayers, songs, solos, recitations, and a talk by Roy L. Leatherman. Officers were re-elected for the business session. The oldest attendee was Wm. D. Myers, 76, and the youngest was Richard Clark, 1 year 4 months. The longest distance attendee was Mrs. Della Harp of Pelham, New York. Numerous relatives from Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Washington, D.C. attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Descendants of
Daniel Harp
Sit
Tabor Park
Rocky Ridge
Lords
Rock of Ages
Betty Cashman
Aaron Putman
Mary Catharine Hahn
Margie
Alice Cashman
Galen Putman
Ruth Myers
Katharine
Clinton Nace
Margaret Nace
Hanover
Delia Harp
Pelham
Zoa Layman
Jesse H. Clark
Betty Gene
Richard Clark
Frederick
Route 2
Lawrence Foutz
Taneytown
Emma Layman
Thurmont
Robert K. Remsburg
Norman Putman
Westminster
Charles Cashman
Helen
Alice
Nettie V. Putman
William
Joseph
Billy Amoss
Harvey Roser
Clay Roser
New Windsor
George Sager
Emma Shriver
Truman Myers
William Myers
William R. Blaxston
Ray Myers
Geral
Virginia Myers
Wanda Blaxston
Union Bridge
Clarence A . Putman
Ralph and
Wilson H. Myers
Olive Rice
Mildred Arrington
Virginia Arington
Audrey Harp
Irlyan Blizzard
Beatrice Hand
Ross Harp
Sykesville
John D. Harp
Ellicott City
Clay Putman
Earl
Katharine Putman
Russell Blackstin
Charlotte Blackstin
Middleburg
Percy V. Putman
Thurston Putman
Organization Meeting Of Scout Mothers Form Troop 29
The first meeting of the Scout Mothers of Scout Troop 29 was called Wednesday night by Ernest Stephens. Officers named included president Mrs Ray Hutcheson vice president Mrs Basil Lewis secretary Miss Emma S French and treasurer Mrs Truman S Jones. A lawn fete is set for Friday July 25 at 7 30 pm on the scout camp grounds to raise funds for three army tents. Miss French invited all friends mothers and relatives to attend while many mothers joined the initial gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Mothers of Scout Troop 29
Ernest Stephens
U Mlica
Ray R. Hutcheson
Basil C. Lewis
Emma
S. French
Truman S. Jones
Arthur Nuil
Miss French
John W. Leonard
L. B. Gannon
Deville Brish
Arthur Noll
Mehel F. Moberly
Ed T. Meyers
James E. Gilbert
Leroy Davis
Raymond Ford
Paris Fetes See Dressed for Royal Visit by King George
Paris July 14 AP Dresses prepared for evening fetes during King George and Queen Elizabeth's visit feature pieces for Princess Marguerite de Broglie. A two tone mauve and blue chiffon with silver medallions, a midnight blue chiffon with a full skirt and fuchsia sash, and a dark blue lace ensemble with a red decollet tower and three-quarter coat are among selections by prominent society figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
George
Elizabeth
Marguerite de Broglie
Countess de Menou
Maurice Hennessy
Paris Cafe Gambles Lose Popular Bearded Tennis Game
Paris cafe owners lament the decline of tennis barbe, a gambling game tied to buying drinks for winners. Patrons watched men with beards as markers with white, blisk, and red beards assigning scores. few followers remain as beards fade from fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Local Man Brengle Retires From C P Co After 57 Years
G Elmer Brengle of Frederick retires from Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company after a long career beginning in 1894 with Interstate Telephone Co. A June 30 dinner at Beard's restaurant Westminster honored his service. He plans church work and continued Red Cross First Aid training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beard’s
Westminster
G. Elmer Brengle
Frederick
Telephone Company
Brengle
Interstate Telephone Co
North and Sones
Carolina
Fiderick County Company
Brengte
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
Bre
Messrs. W. G. Uhler
J. S. Russell
Nelson Heller
H. L. Brandt
A. M. Sellers
Guy Owings
H. ©. Deeds
John D. Whitmore
A. C. Algire
Paul Q Whitmore
William B. Hopkins
E. G. Barber
Rural Women to Make Trip to New York Soon
A three day tour to New York City is offered to Maryland rural women announced by Miss Verna M Kellar assistant director of Cooperative Extension Work at the University of Maryland Tentative dates September 25 26 and 27 include Rockefeller Center observatory tower Radio City Music Hall a Stauffer dinner Little Church Around the Corner Trinity Church Aquarium and Metropolitan Museum of Art Conducted tour and shopping opportunities are planned Miss Florence E Williams says no rural women club membership needed Frederick county plans to attend by August 15 O K Quivey of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will head the trip Two arrests on the street early this morning police booked Peter McCall for $2 50 and costs John Doe for $5 and costs as witnesses and hearings set for tonight Lieutenant Charles Blumenauer Officer Dorsey and Blumenauer made the arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Maryland
Verna M. Kellar
University of Maryland
Rockefeller Center
Observation Tower
Radio City Music Hall
Stauffer
Fifth Avenue
Old Trinity Church
The
Aquarium
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Florence E. Williams
Frederick County
Tust
Peter McCall
John Doe
Charles Blumenauer
Dorsey
Lieut Blumenauer
Big Fruit Auction and Community Fest Announced
Multiple notices advertise a fruit auction at Pleasant Inn on Friday July 15 at 8 p.m. MT rain or shine plus a Walkersville fruit auction. Other items include a Lewistown hall festival with penny bingo and home made ice cream, a sale of modern furniture, plumbing ads, and a county commissioner candidacy. Also featured are soft crabs seafood ads and a Thursday auction at Kline's Store Yellow Springs with musical entertainment and prizes. Local merchants promote hats, sales, and various market offerings in Frederick area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Camp Inn
Lewistown
Kline
Yellow Springs
Notice of License Transfer for Arrow Distributing Co
Application by Fred Wertheimer trading as Arrow Distributing to transfer a Class A Off Sale Beer license for Warehouse Wisner Street and 18 O Avenue from Economy Oil Co. The license would allow wholesale or retail sale in sealed containers not consumed on premises. Objections must be filed within one week of the second notice. hearing to be held at the Court House. July 14 21 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wertheimer
Arrow Distributing Company
Wisner Street
O. Ave
Economy Oil Company
Acts of the General Assembly of Maryland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert E. L. Winebrenner
Woodsboro Lutheran Church
H. H. Schmidt
W. A. Herpich
Raleigh
Arthur
Lee
Frank
Raymond Winebrenner
Austin Fox
Mt Hope Cemetery
Powell and
Albaugh
Oslie Tyler
North Bentz Street
Quinn A. Mloe
G. A. Hawkins
H. L. McClendon
William Brown
Harry Ceasar
Frank Schley
William Norris
Charles Devis
Joseph Ogie
Fairview Cemetery
Berard P. Hemsley
Blanche Ward
Western Maryland
Frest Auction
SFL Stull's
Lewstowia
String Music
Happy Valley ‘Ramblers
Finnersn's Fruit & Produce Avk
West South ST
Kemp's
Olga Stoker
Culler & Heffner
the Staley Motor CO
Harbaugh Auto
K. A
Kohler Lavatory
Wilson'’S
E. Patrick St
Pioneer Oil Heat
Weil Bros. Inc
N. Market St
Chapel Alley
East Third
Frederick June Company
Frank Gastley and Sons
Frederick, Md
Cftizens National Bank
Finneran’s Fruit & Produce M'k’t
West South Sr
Ecker
N. Marker St Poone
Blue Bird
Vth
Ite
Citizens National Bank
Kemp's Men’s
Josern D. Bakr
Holmes D. Baxte
Joux H. Baker
13Th St
Landis
South Market
North Market St
Hamilton Ave
Matadam Road
Wilson Ave
Lee Place
Keefer M. Koogle
S. Blarket St
D. Ralph Zimmerman
Lewis M. Sponsiller
Josefh D. Baker
Chtantis H. Coney, M. D
Noah E. Cramer
ciTy Real Estate
Magnola Ave
Clarke Place
Dill Avenue
Noah E. Cramer & Son Realtors
Court St
East Third Street
West Thirteenth Street
Trail Ave
Washington Pike
Pike
New Market
Walkersville
Frederick Underwriters, Inc
West Patrick Street
Everedy Co
Winpigler
Fairview Avenue
George Glessoner
P.O
Westinghouse
News-Post
Arthur D. Willard
Market St
Zear
Frederck
Grayson H. Mercer & Son
Case Farm
John Deere
M.E. Wantz
John HL Hames
Hyattstown
Damascus
George Glessner
Feldit
John W. Grave
Resermont Ave
H. C. Mickel
East Sixth St
John S. Newman, James H. Gambrill, JR
Daniel Baker, Jn
Howstes D. Baker
Joan H. Baker
Arciwato
E. Fisher
Exus B. Ramssurs
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance , Corporation
Fres
Beck's
Mt. Airy
Frederick News-Post
C. F. Walter Funk
Adamstown
Buckeystown
A. Marino
E. Saint
College Parkway
Kichenette
Bath
Eves Garage
5Th St
Stauffer's Store
N. Market
S. Market
Carrol
Gilmore R. Flautt
West Fifth St
J. Fred Mann
Braddock
Grat
Reni
North Ee Se
North Market
Brothers
E. Patrick St. Vege
Park Place
South Market St
West Third St
W. Patrick St
Madison St
Potts & Griffin
Potts & Criffim
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
West Patriex
Frederick, Mad
Sho
P. Luther Ride
Dil] Ara
Market St Foun
Rice
Luther Rice Real Estate and Insurance
Grayson Stevens
Burkittsville District
Orpoomr Court
Benjamin E. Butts
Frederick Collette
Barr
Bdttsville
Freed's
Crown Road
Arnoldstown
Wibland
Mary
Burkittsville
Thomas W. Butts
Esa G Butts
County
Charles & Butts
Lizzie B Sigler
Tru
Benjamin EF. Butts
Edward S. Delaplaine
Charles S. Hater
Arctoneer
Organization Meeting of
Scout Mothers
Oe Bae
Mearl Warehime
A. E. Fisher
Bartie's Palace
A. Grant Hooper
Wachter & Hildebrand
Sanitary Fish Market
G. ED. Myers
Fred
Erek County
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