Double funeral for Mrs Marker and her son after accident near Knoxville
More than a thousand attended the double funeral of Mrs John H Marker and her son William C Marker after a highway accident near Knoxville on Thursday. The service at the home of Mrs Mari Waller drew 300 cars and an estimated thousand mourners. Ministers from multiple Church of God congregations led the service. pallbearers included members of the Jundor O.U.A. and other local groups. Both bodies were buried beside each other in Boonsboro cemetery. C. E. Gladhill served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Marker
Wm C. Marker
Knoxrville
Mari Waller
Middletown
Valey
Weid
Wes
Church of God
Marker
Marser
Howard
Frederci
Willam
Herod
Brunswick and
Locuss Valley
Joel Cox
Parplay
C A. Churchey
Sharpsburg
D A. Myers
Fink
Jones
H.cordman
Burkins
Xt Beachtey
George Zecher
Daniel Guyton
Frank Butts
Or. Ausherman
John Si
Bombings in Austria Shock Vienna as Nazi Opposition Rises
A new wave of bombings swept Austria over the weekend. Streets faced darkness and paralyzed transit as hotels and coffee shops suffered damage. The crisis is linked to a defiant crackdown by the Austrian Nazis against Chancellor Dollfuss. Dollfuss and his family were away, plans including a visit to Premier Mussolini later in the week. Mail boxes were destroyed in Graz causing widespread nervousness. A collector was injured by a blast as it exploded.
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Vienna
Austria
Eihes
Dollfuss
Dolluss
Mussolini
Graz
Styria
Clock Makers Design Clocks for Any Period Room
Clock designers offer period styled pieces from early nineteenth century lyre wall clocks in parchment and sepia to an Antoinette style four inch wide wall piece. A mahogany mantel clock with urn finial and Chinese chippendale influence features a pagoda top and antique gold finish.
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Margery Taylor
McCall Company
the News
Ormelu
Local Notes from Clagettsville July Social and Visits
Miss Leona Thompson of Baltimore visits grandmother Mrs Mary E Watkins. Ladies Aid hosts at Montgomery MAIP church meeting with refreshments. Miss Louise Young plans a Harrisville visit with relatives. Montgomery church Sunday School picnic set for Saturday July 21 with chicken suppers 6 to 8. Bernard Hyatt of Washington vacationing with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. James J A Moxley. Mr Milton Crawford and Miss Janie Moxley visit New Jersey with Mr and Mrs Snyder. Mrs Jean Perkinson of Frederick visits H W Moxler. John Buckman and sister from Norristown visit grandmother Mrs Emma Bishop. Edward Hurley shower held. refreshments served. Mrs Grover C. Butcher reported indisposed. Verne Adora Watkins spent Sunday at Lewisdale.
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Clagettsville
Leona Thompson
Baltimore
Mary E Watkins
Esther Hurley
Lucy Justice
Ladies’ Aid Society
Montgomery Maip
Louise Young
Harrisvile
W. Moxley
Montgomery M Pchuren
Munster Bernard Hyatt
Washington
James J
A Moxley
Milton Crawford
Janie Moxley
New Jersey
Snyder
Jean Perkinson
Frederick
H W Moxler
John Buckman
Norristown
Emma Bishop
Edward Hurley
Grover C. Butcher
Verne
Adora Watkins
Lewisdale
Many Cases On Police Docket For Hearing
A busy police court docket led Justice Motter to hear numerous cases from a weekend in which Elmer Gibbons was arrested for operating a motor vehicle under liquor, held on $105 bail. Other arrests included Joe Brown for resisting arrest and disorderly conduct with $30 bail, James Brown for fighting and disorderly conduct with $25, and Gertie Brown for cursing with $5. Edward Wood faced disorderly conduct with $5, Hewit faced concealed weapons charges, Walter Jones for drunkenness with $5, Sam Strickland for drunkenness with $250, James Proctor for drunkenness with $250, Ed King for fighting with $5, a state assault-and-battery charge, Joe Crum for alleged parking violation with $1, Roger Fields for indecent exposure and drunkenness with costs, and William Warren found guilty of cursing on the street with a $5 fine.
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Guy K. Motter
Aty
Elmer Gibbons
Near Prederick
Joe Brown
Auden Bartgis
Wisner
James Proctor
Phebus
Lawrence Fagan
Ed King
Allen Bartgis
Strawsburg
George Offutt
Joe Crum
Howard Hollingsworth
Roger Fields
Dickeron
Lee Court
Murray
Wiliam Warren
Justice A . Bennett
Hoffman
Baltimore woman visits Kansas port entry law note
Mrs Agnes Haimes of Baltimore spends time with her daughter Mrs Witlis Merson as Kansas enforces a port of entry rule requiring interstate trucks and buses to pay registration fees and mileage taxes upon entering the state.
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Mr and Mirs
Monroe Watkins
Mirs
Agnes Haimes
Baltimore
Witlis Merson
Kansas
Modes of the Moment Printed Sheers Show Smart Summer Styles
The article describes sheer fabrics in greens and floral patterns used in summer dresses. It highlights a one piece model with a scalloped collar, puff sleeves, green leather belt, jeweled neck clip, and a sheer airy look with trompe l oeil trim. It notes accessories like new gloves and a blue taffeta bow ribbon in graduated shades.
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Reneers
Theater usher held in kidnapping bid in Hartsdale
A young theater usher was held under the Linbergh law on a charge of offering to sell information about missing 21 month old Bobby Connor. Bernard Seidenberg of New York City was arrested outside a Bronx theater after a ransom letter claimed clues would be given for $50 and $350 in bids. He allegedly wrote the note and knew nothing of the infant's whereabouts.
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Hartsdale
Linabergh Law” Tomght
Bobby Connor
Bernard Seidenberg
New York City
Bronx
Charles Corner
Frank Fay
Department of Justice
Philip McQuillan
Greensburgh
Appointmer
Secenberg
Ubechid
Federal plan to expand meat canning with relief funds
Washington, July 15. The federal government plans to directly aid meat canning nationwide as a relief measure. Using federal funds, states and counties would be helped to set up canning plants for meat, vegetables, fruit, and fish on a sizable scale. The program, drafted by Lawrence Weatbrook, is to be distributed to state emergency relief administrators, amid other wartime and relief discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lawrence Weatbrook
Facieres
Columb E
Trunk murder case shocks Brighton observers
A second trunk murder incident in Brighton reports a female body found stuffed in a large black trunk at a railway station baggage room. Police called in pathologist Sir Bernard Spilsbury, who confirmed an undetermined cause but offered no firm arrest.
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Brighton
England
Trump
Polce
Bernard Stulsbury
London
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Winslow
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Fivoli Theatre
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