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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1934
Page
6
Obituary notices for Elisabeth Jennings Kimbel of Flourtown, John W. Wagner near Mount Airy, Annie Willow of Lovettsville, Mary Rowe of Burkiss, and infant Mary Macquerie Hewitt. Includes survivors, burial sites in local cemeteries, funeral details, and officiants.
The funeral for Jonna E H Ronnzahn, a Mid iecown farmer, was Tuesday. Services led by Rev. John S. Adams were well attended with speakers Frank Baker, Carries Kepler, Harlan Schud Beachley and Alber Harshman among those paying tribute.
Among The Sick Gordon Charey of Brunswick is confined to his home with the grippe. Mrs. Jam Leopold also ill at her home. The children of Mrs. Mary Paine of Brunswick are able to be out after grippe illness. Mrs. Charles Baer at 26 Winchester Street was operated on at Frederick County Hospital and is improving. Suersburg of York Pennsylvania operated at the hospital. Bethesia Rodgers secretly married for nearly a year to Fear forme Miss Mary Emirs Red and Moat-County Police Se¢ Rodgers announced the bride’s personation in Bethesda. Rodgers Pa last August 30 parents of the couple. Samuel C Fos Nex Midvar seeks commissioner candidacy.
A jumble of names and travel snippets lists visits and returns among residents near Freder ick Stauncos and other towns. Mentions include Mrs Max Fisher and Mrs Harry M. F. Tsary traveling to Wheelore and Miss Bermuda trips for several households with kin and friends named across multiple streets and towns.
John Brown era physician Dr Ranson, born 1845 in Staunton, Virginia, died in Jefferson County. He served in the Confederate Army, practiced medicine after the war, and was the last surviving member of Captain Barloz's company, with ties to Mason and Boscoval congregations. His widow is Miss Josie A. Ranson.
July report notes Mr and Mrs Chester H Davis visiting Mrs Davis father at Garfield Hospital. He has undergone an operation and will have another soon. Several relatives and friends in Washington and nearby areas are mentioned with care by Dr S E Hoke and others. The item ends with a separate note: an autoist fined $110 for speeding and related charges near Fishing Creek.
Master Frosty Brisson emerged as a winner in a recent event described as a phaie of Babe R and baseball. The report notes autours and a limerick style contest, highlighting Brisson among those honored for achievements connected to Babe.
Local mentions include auctions and public sales for household items and antiques with dates and box addresses. Prominent names such as DUTROW auctioneer and WERTHEIMER appear among notices for sales and services.
Read about multiple summer gatherings including a July 26 festival at Summer's Meadow on Shookstown Road and a Wednesday night show at Yellow Springs with a Blue Ridge road journey. The notes mention music, dancing, a cake walk, a moonlit evening, plus beers and a “Wonderful orchestra” at the Blue Ridge venue.
Fragmented OCR text indicates a public notice regarding estate settlement for a deceased with references to payments, bond, and deadlines. Mentions a 100 day requirement and a date around 7934, implying archival or historical filing. Names and precise details are unclear due to garbled text.
Wednesday night July 2 at 8 PM in Junior Hall features a door prize draw and free games. Auspices of Jun Drum Corps public event invites community participation and enjoyment.
The News Office advertises two old vestippers, with sale details unclear. Potential buyers are urged to inquire for full specifications and pricing.
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