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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1934

Page

8

Deaths Mrs Mary A Burke and Mrs Mary Beatty

Mrs Mary Adelaide Burke widow of Luther Columbus Burke died at home 307 East Third Street at 7 o clock after a ten day illness due to heart trouble. Survived by children Joseph Roy Burke Miss Hildah Burke and Percy M Burke and a son Harry Jambus Burke killed in World War. a brother John Diffendall and two sisters Miss Rosalie Diffendall and Mrs Helen Fitzgerald. a granddaughter Dorothy Irene Burke. Funeral Monday at 11 from St John s Church with interment at Mt Olives cemetery. Etchison and Son funeral directors. Mrs Mary Beatty 83 died Wednesday night at home, survived by daughters Mrs Horace Cutcy and Mrs Bessie Beatty. no sons. Services from her home Friday morning at 10 30 conducted by Rev H C Exdman. interment Mt Olivet cemetery. HL Feete Son funeral directors.

Mary A Burke Mary Adelaide Burke Luther Columbus Burke East Third Street Mariet Catherine Loy Samuel Diffendall Harry Umberger Joseph Roy Burke Harry Hildah Burke Percy M Frederick Harry Jambus Burke John Diffendall Fredrick Rosalie Differdall Helen Fitzgerald Rothy Irene Burke Burke St. John’s Catholic Church Mt. Olives Etch' JSON Mary Beatty Ste Horace Cut ‘Cy Bessie A Beatty Alie Wiliam A Va R. Beatty Brunswick H.C. Exdman Mt. Olver HL Feete C. M. Wilson Myerly Dollasbide Great Falls Charles Debte Washington D. A Dollarhide T. L. Grubb Clyde Grubb Woodland South River John Myers Andly Thurlyn Isaac Fyffe Fyffe Coleman Manor Leonard Burroughs Betty Charles Elgin Frank Mantz Braddock Heights Tina Wachter Nan Malle Mantz Charlies Elgin Byron Thompson Richard Seliman Ralph William and Family Cumberland M. Willams Williams Fred J. Hughes Charles Kohlboss Empire City N. Y Luther Cruitt Balimore Edwin Maryland University Dental School Wilson Townsend Kensington G. R. Gray Caraolm Gray Helen Brewer Willam Jones Detroit Mich Harvey White Mary Linsey Price Alexandria Shears Galen McHeever Bethesda Delmar Caples A. D. Nourse Dawsonville Bessie Grubb H.W. Spurrier Young Men’s Democratic Club Poolesville Barnesville Tcis Waverly Hall James McCabe James Tippett Baltimore Charles Davis A. N. Bastable Frank Davis David Ward Adeline Dar Lawrence Jones Harrisburg Sherman Joseph Halter M. E. Ruddy Ballantyne Mt. Rainier Harry Bonlhoss Charles Kohlnoss Fred J. Hughes Lynne Chevy Chase Julius Hat Rebecca Grubb Bey Grubb

Funerals Held For Austin Baughman And Others On Week

Funeral services were held today at St Ignatius church Baltimore for Mrs Austin Baughman wife of Maryland Motor Vehicle official. Interment followed in Philadelphia. Other obituaries note Samuel Null of Westminster Lutherans J E MacDonald and P W Quay officiating at graveside. Carrie Falks Montgomery County teacher died in Baltimore hospital. Lewis Zimmermann funeral at his home with local clergy and a choral quartet.

Samuel Forest Null Westminster Carroll County Springfield State Hospital Sykes' Sville J. E. MacDonald Salem Lutheran Charge Paul W. Quay Grace Lutheran Church Km.der's Cemetery Carrie M. J Falks Montgomery Cownig Baltimore Rockville J. H. James Epworth Methodist Church I l Gaithersburg Forest Oak

CLASS OUTING AT BALTIMORE PIKE LBB STUDY CLUB

An enjoyable social gathering of the Ladies' Bible Brethren Sunday School was held Tuesday evening at the Howard Quinn home on the Baltimore pike. A reported program included readings, vocal and harmonica solos, and duets. Refreshments followed. attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Dewitt P. Zuse, numerous families, and local residents. A swing meeting was announced to be provided by a committee including Josiah W. Jones and others.

Ladies’ Bible Red Brethren Howard Quinn Baltimore Pike Esther Steiner DeWitt P. Zuse Dorothy Bastion William Houck C. Thomas Stenmers Hisie Hoover Cassell W. C. Roderick M. B. Cassell J. J. Hofman Upton Quinn Ethan Wachter Irs Tersie Mary Car- 2x de Easton Frank Shook Joan Gail Agnes Fogle Raymond Marr Miller Roderick Bessie Debd ME Exgie Hang Best George Hamilton Jacos Biniz Emma Englebrecht Amanda Brown Mirs Laure Falk C. Thomas Sammers Fiorence Exgerdrede Laura Schou Jennie Remsburs Clara MacDonald A. A. Arris and Son Fred Boogie Altice Cramer Rosa Fone Daisie MacDon Charlotte Quinn Mildred Quinn W. Anderson Josiah W. Jones Montgomery Coatra Thomas C. Darby L. A. Darby W. Farmer Viyesta Griffith

Skin Health Tied to Blood Nutrition Warns Dr Fishbein

Health column by Dr Morris Fishbein explains skin health relies on blood nourishment, not external skin foods. It links skin condition to blood bile, liver function, diabetes, constipation, and hygiene, advising regular washing, appropriate cleansers, and temperature care for different skin types.

Thurmont Notes and Local Social Highlights

Miss Mary right visits in Fredrick with Mr and Mrs George Hoke. Mrs Warne Smith returns home after visiting her mother Mrs Georgia C Creager. Emma Jane Firor, five, fractures left forearm at home of Mr and Mrs Norman Six. Gloria Weddle breaks arm playing near home. Catechesis classes at Our Lady of Mt Carmel church by Sisters of Charity prepare for first communion. Plans for August 4 church event. Mrs Frank Eyler of Washington DC visits family. Ralph Wilhide of New York on vacation in Thurmont. L W Kline and daughter Nancy visit in Thurmont. Nancy Justi and Earie Morgan Justi visit uncle Erasmus E Eyler. Crusaders Bible class social for BLP camp at Weybrish home with program led by Miss Cleta Flohr. Duet by Ruth Weybright and Ma Ruth Weybright. solos by Ruth Weybright. Devotions led by Elder John S Werbright. Attendees listed. Wheat crop note.

Thurmont Maryight George Hoke Fred Warne Smith Georgia C. Creager Emma Jane Firor Ross Firor Norman Six Gloria Weddle John P. Weddle Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Sisters of Charity of St. Joseph's College Frank Eyler Washington, D.C Clayton Creager R. O. Ier Ralph Wilhide New York L. W. Kline Nancy Washington, D. C Nancy Justi Earie Morgan Justi Beltimore Erasmus E. Eyler Crusaders Thurmen Church of the Brethren BME D. S. Weybrish Hoover J. P. Bowman A. N. Williamson Ralph Arbaugh Catherine Hoover Jane Rice Donald D. Diehl Charles G. Arbaugh Hany A. Fichz Pearl Flohr C. W. Whitehouse Daught Wauneta Mary Sue Bowman Vera Rideouy Mabel Arbaugh Waltur Hoover Ella 4. Weybright

MENUS OF THE DAY SYMES ALEXANDER GEORGE

Sunday meal plan and recipes from Syme Alexander include breakfast of cantaloupe egg omelet bacon toast and juice, dinner with roast chicken buttered potatoes creamed green beans radishes watermelon pickles and orange sherbet, plus desserts angel food cake and cookies. Also provides a brief method for angel food cake with egg whites sugar cream of tartar lemon extract and flour, and a club sandwich recipe with chicken bacon lettuce tomato and mayonnaise on toasted bread.

Alexander George Angel Angel Food

Edmonds and Bower wed in Hagerstown ceremony

Miss Anna Elizabeth Edmonds and Daniel T. Bower both of Hagerstown were married Thursday afternoon in a 5230 o'clock ceremony conducted by Rev. Dr. Henri L Kieffer at the Evangelical Reformed church. Miss Edmonds formerly lived in this city. Coats Worth Daily and Mabel P. Claiborne of Skipwith Virginia were married Wednesday by Rev. W Biggs Elliott at the Urbana Methodist church parsonage.

Bower Edmonds Anna Elizabeth Edmonds Daniel T. Bower Hagerstown Henri L . Kieffer Evangelical Reformed Church Miss Edmonds Claiborne Coats Worth Daily Mabel P. Claiborne Skipwith Virginia W. Biggs Elliott Methodist Episcopal Church Parsonage Urbana

Birthday Party Honors Oak Hill Church Pastor on 35th

Seventy parishioners and friends gathered Monday at the parsonage for Rev. Samuel B. Myers birthday celebration. Music by the Young Musical Trio and a song service led by Rev. John H. Gonso followed games on the lawn and a banquet with a large centered birthday cake displaying thirty five lights.

Oak Hill Church of God Samuel B. Myers John H. Gonso Joan H. Gonso Nonie Brandenburg Harvey Measell Effie Strine Zelda Eyler Nettie Eyler Sarah Weddle Raymond Grimes P. A. Richardson Neal West Robert Esler Harry Young Lydia Fockler William Moser Mary Potts Sheridan Grimes Flossie Stoulemyer Ernestine Grimes Gloria Stoulemyer Caermaine Eyler Glenn Myers James Eyier May Myers Vane Eyler Harriett Grimes Mildred Jetlemier Max Myers Janet Hamsock Camille Eivers Eastport Leary Eyler Harold Anders Samuel Myers, Jr Louise Hamsock Arbutus Myers Donald Young Leonis Young Harold Young Jonni Eyler Bustier Eyler Harold Polis Leah Redmond Clarabell Grimes Aubrey Stottlemyer Katherine Redmond Vane Rhinehart Sheridan Srimes, Jr Herman Jake) Hariseck Ellen Stotviemyer Margaret Strine Junior Stollviemy

Baltimore Woman and Others Admitted for Observation

Among The Sick Miss Elgabeesh Hal of Baltimore is under observation at Frederick City Hospital. Mrs George E Miller of Buckeystown has also been admitted for observation. 9 West See Street was admitted Thursday for observation at the Fred Hospital.

Elgabeesh Hal Baltimore Frederick City Hospital George E. Miller Buckeystown West See- Street Fred Hospital Tnurtsdar

Sympathy for Baughman Wife of City Official Dies

Battimore expressing sympathy for the death of his wife were received today by E A Baughman motor missioner at his apartment in the Rochambeau. Mrs Baughman formerly Miss Caroli Kiroy of Philadelphia died yesterday at Mercy Vila after a long illness. Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow with Rev Joseph M Renaud Sr chaplain of Mercy Hospital presiding a mass of requiem at St Ignatius church at 8 A M. Interment will be made in Philadelphia later in the day.

Battimore E. A Baughman Rochambeau

Poolesville Social Roundup July Notes

Poolesville notes list visits and weekend guests from Pittsburgh Dublin Ireland Washington and Bethesda with many local families hosting or entertaining. Among those mentioned are Dr and Mrs B D White Miss Nellie Anderson and several Grubb Wilson Mantz and Fyffe families with door visitors from Randolph Randolph Neb and Detroit and events at Great Falls and Empire City NY.

Poolesville B.D White Pittsburgh H. J. White Dublin Ireland

Local residents report week end visits and medical update

Taneytown and nearby areas note weekend visits by Mrs aday din and Mss hea, with George Stanley, Dae, and M David Smith visiting Littlestown. Mr Stoddard Boutson of Buckeystown returns home after eye surgery in Baltimore hospital following a serious automobile accident. He is improving nicely.

Aday Dinand George Stanley M David Smith Littlestown

Plan Review Of Food Distribution Code Public Hearing Scheduled

After six months of operation the Food Distribution Code faces critical review and eight amendments to the Wholesale Grocers Code and four to the Beta Gracers Code. James H. Harris of the Food and Grocery Distributors Code Authority cites need for clarification and stronger enforcement as the code seeks to improve cost finding, delivery forms, trade areas, and government sales provisions. C H Janssen emphasizes the code's stay and aims for broad trade support and public benefit.

Bite Eagle NRA Washington Cnn Grydock James H. Harris Food Ani Grocery Distributers’ Code Authority Predero County National Code Authority Ris C. H., Janssen National Food and Grocery Distributors’ Code Authority Harris Cially

Daily English Lesson About Misuse And Pronunciation

A compact guide highlights common errors in English usage and pronunciation. It covers phrases like never said a word, Empress pronunciation, and common misspellings while encouraging vocabulary growth with a daily word practice.

Beale Street and the Blues: A Book by Bruce Catton

Bruce Catton reviews George W. Lee's Beale Street Where the Blues Begin, tracing Beale Street as Memphis’s social core after emancipation, its racial self-organization, and its impact on culture including W C Handy inspiration and colored institutions amid early Ku Klux Klan tension, in a vivid historical survey.

Beale Street Memphis George W. Lee Mr. Lee Deep South Beale Siest W .C. Handy St. Louis

Detour Social Notes From Detour and Surrounding Towns

Detour residents and neighbors share Sunday visits and calls. Miss Fay Austin returns home after days with Miss Geraldine Grossnickle in Key mar. Dr Marlin Shorb of Baltimore visits the Shorb family in Detour. Miss Mary Fetter from Taneytown calls on Herman Kontz and daughter Joen. Mrs Elizabeth Hoover from Frederick visits Detour with her parents Mr and Mrs J P Weybright. Miss Mildred Coshun, lately with M Randall in Hanover, returns home. George Mentzer near Detour visits Woodsboro friends at John Lawrence residence. Mr and Mrs Guy Warren and daughter Rhea of Keysville call on Mr and Mrs James Warren. Emory Warner hosts Mr and Mrs M Randall and family. Proutz family near Union Bridge spend Sunday with Koutz and Mrs E D Diller. Caleb Wolfe hosts guests including Grover Wolfe Bruceville Atlee Schildt family near Woodsboro and Scott Pritz New Windsor.

Fay Austin Geraldine Grossnickle Keymar Marlin Shorb Baltimore F. J. Shorb Mary Fetter Taneytown Herman Kontz Joen Elizabeth Hoover Frederick and Airs J. P. Weybright Mildred Coshun M. Randall Hanover George Mentzerne Stitely Woodsboro John Lawrence Guy Warren Rhea Keysville James Warren William Anna Emory Warner Proutz Richard Union Bridge Koutz E D. Diller Caleb Wolfe Grover Wolfe Bruceville Atlee Schildt Howard, Harold Carol Lorraine Scott Pritz New Windsor

Bible Thought Poth the wild ass bray when he hath grass

A compact quotation from Job 6 5 asks if the wild ass brays for grass and the ox sighs for fodder followed by a Horace line urging the contented to ask for nothing more. The text presents two classical maxims in a brief, literary form.

Horace

Camp Cozy Invites Dine and Dance in Thurmont Maryland

Local notices advertise Camp Cozy in Thurmont Maryland with beer garden and outdoor seating for 400, plus party services and kid friendly play areas. Also listed are a fruit auction at 139 East Sixth Street, shoe repair deals, a Lutheran and Reformed church picnic at Roy Zimmerman’s Woods on July 28, and various dance events with bands at Red Mehriing’s and Frederick Junction on July 21.

Thurmont Fengaritle Roy Zimmerman Batlenger Orchestra

Farm Bureau Women Market Opens 8 30 Saturday

Farm Bureau Women's Market will open at 830 o'clock Saturday instead of 9.00 until further notice. Market House rear of City Hall. Hats priced at 1.00 for quick clearance. Also notices of festivals, crab feast, and bingo card redemption details from local groups and merchants.

Farm Bureau Women's City Hall

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