Deaths of Mrs Hattie Fahrney and John Minor
Two obituary notices describe the deaths of Mrs Hattie G Fahrney aged 63 at her sister's home in Roanoke and John Francis Minor near Manteo Virginia. Fahrney leaves a daughter Mrs David O Conrad and four sisters. Minor, born August 11 1862 in Roanoke, is survived by his wife Euphemis and several nieces and nephews. Funeral details note services at the Pemberton Home and at Olver cemetery for Fahrney, and a Manteo funeral later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie G. Fahrney
Hattie Grace Fakmper
O. Dennis Fahrney
Charles .E. C. Rhoderick
East
Daniel L. and
Ida Welker Hoogle
Evangelical Lutheran Church
David O. Conrad
Wimington
Del
Charles H. C. Rhoderick
Frank T. Leake
Harry E. Zimmerman
Lesuis H. Baer
R. Exchison
John Francis Minor
Co. Ro Sempson
Frederick
Manteo
Buckingham County
Virginia
Roanoke
Alexander A. Minor
Saran Jane (Sells) Minor
Montana
Grandish
N. Y
Euphemis
Simpson
Manteo Tall Sitermoon
Funerals Held for Clarence Malone and Windsor Youth
The funeral for Clarence C. Malone was held at 8:29 this morning from C. E. Cline and Son Funeral Home, followed by a 9 o’clock Requiem Mass at St. John’s Catholic Church. Interment in St. John’s Cemetery. The Windsor family announced the funeral of Max Edward Windsor from his Urbana home with service at 2 PM officiated by Rev. W. Biggs Eliott and burial at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence 3. Malone
C. E. Cline
F. Ross Myers
Robert Staley
Floyd Wise
St. John's Cemetery
East Third Street
C. E. Cline and
Sam
Max Edward Windsor
Jesse L. ‘Windsor
Urbana
W. Biggs Eliott
A. Hart Etchison
Wang
Jesus
Norman Windsor
Staley Windsor
Austin Windsor
Bernard, Flanigan
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Exchison and Son
Wacos Edge Williamsport in Close Polo Clash
The Washington County Polo Club fell 4 to 2 to the Pennsylvania riders at Harrisburg field. Ed Mason scored twice as Washington County tied early in the fourth period before Bowman put the home team ahead. The teams meet again next Sunday at Fenton Field in Williamsport for a homecoming match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
West Shore Browns
Washington County
Wacos
Peamsylvanians
Harrisburg
Ed Mason
Washington Countians
Bowman
Pennsylvania
Fenton Field
Williamspor
Zeiler Ace Nuptials At Clark's Summit Pa
Johanna Marie Ace daughter of Mr and Mrs Stamey Ace married Ned Singieter Zeller at the bride’s home Clark’s Summit Pa The ceremony was by Rev Louis D B Palmer with music by Mass Adam Cadman Liszt and Schumann The couple will reside at 238 N Market St Philadelphia area guests included several Zellers and local names The bride a Clark’s Summit High School and Hood College alumna taught at Clark’s Summit High School Mrs Zeiler attended Derst Preparatory and University of Maryland He works for Richfield Co Eighty guests attended the wedding in Ellen Clark’s Summit area listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Marie Ace
Stamey P. Ace
iClark
Summt
Ned
Zeller
Park Avenue
Abingdon
Louis DB. Palmer
Methodist Episcopal Church
Clark's Summit
Mass Mar. Adam
Middletown
Danning
Cadman
Bond
Dorothy Holack
Clare
Moss Anne Euphemia Oliver
Scranton
Sis
Ace
Mrs. Zeller
Broom
van Iden Zever
Balttimore
J. Dean Zeller
Alice Zeller
William Barigis
Bornie Boyd
Richard Bins
Ralph Kilne
Mery Dean Zeller
Baltimore
Hazel Foster
Brunswick
Ernes. McDonald
Inwood
W. Va
James McDonald
Martinsburg
Personal notices from Frederick area include travels and births
Mr and Mrs H E Schindel registered at The Olmhurs in Atlantic City. Miss M Madeline Munshaur and Miss Josephine Munshaur visit Harrisville and Liberty towns. Mrs George A Burck and others renew after a Niagara Falls motor trip. Alvey Young and family welcome a daughter born at Frederick City Hospital. Louise V Rhoads visits relatives in Patrick and Hast Patrick. Belchers Sisley Simpson Gring visit Ocean City. G W Haines visits Laytonsville. Miriam Ford returns from Pittsburgh with J Roger Fisher. Rev and Mrs Herpich host weekend visitors Zimmerman Burton Zimerman. Mrs Herman Weener to Atlantic City for August. Dr C F Gooddell and Register Joan Hershterge sail to Baltimore then to the Merchants and Miners liner Fairfax. Earl Gatin and family return from Akron. Bartgis and Strawsburg on week-long trip to New York and Atlantic City. Rev Dr P E Heimer begins two weeks vacation visiting Bath Nazareth Bangor and Delaware Water Gap. C R Simpson and family attend funeral in Buckingham. Grain prices noted briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise V. Rhoads
Paul B. Rhoads
Patrick Fires
Garvin Belcher
East Bast Avenue
Youngstown
W. C. Sisley
M. W. Simpson
Aless N. EK. Gring
Ocean City
New Atlantic
Ais
Tew
Ner
Fairfax
Hotel Vendome
Herre
Tuescar
Alt
Earl Gatin
Akron
Eugene Gro Ae Hill
Griffith
Louie Bowlus
Grove
Peirce
Allen Bartgis
Oscer Herbert Strawsburg
New York
Atlantc City
N. J
P. E Heimer
Burkittstdle
Mommms
Crothes
Bath
Nazareth
Bangor
Delaware Water Gap
Pocono Mountains
C R. Simpson
Henry
Manor Simpson
Buclingham Collccy
John Francis Manos
Local Notices and Classified Fragments Include Auctions and Services
A mix of local notices lists a big fruit auction at Charles P. Kemp’s on Weet South Street Tuesday night with music and a festival on Shockstown Road. Real estate and shop fixtures are offered at Tom Summers Meadow with August evenings advertised. Other items promote summer rates for paperhanging, a Peoples Service Drug Store, roller skating nights with prizes, used refrigerators, and stoves at George Dennis Jr and Noel Haller’s East Church Street offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Kemp
Weet South Street
Shockstown Road
Tom Summers
Be- Oh
BOONE
South &T
U. B. Sunday School
Roos
Peoples Service Drug Stores
E South
George R. Dennis, JR
H Noel Haller
East Church Street
Bus Frip To Atlantic City And Local Events
An old notice advertises a Sunday bus trip to Atlantic City by Stull's Transformation from Lewis Town with contact W E Stull. It also promotes a Big Floor Show at Catoctin Inn with Kurk East and Shirley Gibson, and a Leatherman Staley pickup schedule, plus a dentist contact in Walkersville and a noted Grange Festival with music Bingo and amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Stull
Trans- Formation
W. E. Stull
Lewistown
Frederick
Catoctin Inn
Kurk East
Shirley Gibson
Leatherman and Staley's
East Patrick St
Fourth St
SICK LIST BRIEFS FROM FREDERICK HOSPITAL
Mrs Ruth Harley of Yellow Springs underwent tonsil and adenoid surgery at Frederick City Hospital on Monday and plans to return home today. Roland Reginald Simpson of Labertycown is recovering from injuries after a wagon accident last Saturday. Mrs Hubert Redmond had a tonsil removal and a bruised hand operation and has left the Frederick City Hospital for home. Blumenauer of East Seventh Street had tonsil removal surgery and has returned home doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Har
Frederick Proving Eicery
Ruth Harley
Yellow Springs
Wes
Fredrick Cry Hospital
Roland Reginald Simpso
Labertycown
Hubert Redmond
Frederick ‘City Hospital
Rome
Roy Blumenauer
East Seventh i Street
Frederick City Hospital
Taneytown Social News Details Visits and Trips
Taneytown and nearby residents visited one another this week, with families from Baltimore Uniontown and Ports mouth spending time with Mrs. George H. Birnie and daughter and with the Whitmer and Newcomer families. The Reform C E Society held a Mountain Heights excursion on Sunday, July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Herman Schmidt
Baltimore
Long reunion held in Pine Mountain Park near Libertytown
A large Long family reunion gathered at Pine Mountain Park near Libertytown with numerous attendees named from Libertytown Westminster Unionville and nearby towns. Organizers report rapid association growth and expect continued participation with an August gathering at City Park Hagerstown featuring an interdenominational program and a $4.00 fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ausherman
Cty Park
Hagerstown
Birthday Observed for Miss Rebecca Rhoderick in Maryland
Miss Rebecca Rhoderick of Maryland Apartments at East Third and Market celebrated her 2nd birthday today. She has been an invalid for four years and bedbound for 63 weeks yet enjoyed birthday visits and expressions of felicitation from friends, cards, and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Rhoderick
Maryland
East Third
Market
Todar
Rhoderick
Dar
Roosevelt Designs New Midget Coppers for Half Penny
President Roosevelt outlined a plan for a new small cent coin with a square central motif described as doughnut shaped. The copper alloy was favored for the half penny while aluminum faced consideration as a base. the Aluminum Company of America dominates virgin aluminum and former Treasury secretary Melon is a major stockholder amid Treasury claims of over 43 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Morger ‘Se Grief
Agmimstraign
Morgenthausic
Alminum Co. of America
W. Melion
Serv-U Save-U Picnic at Braddock Heights
The Serv-U Save-U Stores and the Independent Retail Grocers Association of Frederick County sponsor a picnic at Braddock Heights Park on August 7. Festivities include a concert by the Frederick County Concert Band from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. and dancing with a well known orchestra from 2 to 6 p.m. Contests include cake baking and jelly making with prizes, entry rules, and judging details. Free refreshments and a local committee list accompany event notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serv-U
Save-U
Seri-U Save-U
Independent Retail Grocers Association
Frederick County
Braddock Heights Park
House
Inter
L. G. Wachter
J. M
C. del James H. Harris
W. Situs
E. Allen Grumbine
Henry Fais
Edward Cashman
Harry Hamilton
C. O. Gochnaues
Adams
Ward Stauffer
Alton Whitmore
Walkersville
Égancing
Damascus guests attend emancipation day events at Princess Hotel
Mrs Harry L Brox and Mrs Claud Purdum of Wisconsin joined Damascus visitors for Independence Day observances. Mrs Brandenburg received a prize. groups led by W Lester Bowie participated in a Beth teral education program with the Barremsville band and a 3 PM chorus from regional classes. The Erienvale Band also joined the Adult Education unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Harry L Brox
Claud Purdum
Bradley M. Woodfeid
E.grewel
Osborne
Russell Watkins
Va Brandenburg
Purdum
Sams
Delma Souder
Brandenburg
Bosam J Duma
Mra
Frederick
Beth Teral
Lester Bowie
Barremsville
Roekes
Bartonsville
Liberty
Hopeland
Comstock
Della
Errienvale
Flanigan Smith Wedding in Walkersville
Miss Mary Chastine Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs John M Smith Walkersville wed Walter Kable Flanigan son of Mr and Mrs Emes W Flanigan New Midway in a July 25 ceremony at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church Walkersville Rev F R Seibel Jr officiated The couple will honeymoon in Washington D C and future home is Littlestown Pa after September 1 where the groom works at Campbell s shoe factory. Meanwhile hunters taxed by law must carry a migratory bird hunting stamp sold for 1 and must sign across its face before hunting. Stamps support migratory waterfowl restoration. Magistrate and Mrs Patrick Schnauffer return from an eight day trip to St Louis Cincinnati Ohio Atlantic City and other places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Speak
Woodsboro
John Harbaugh
New Midway
Washington, D. C
Littlestown
Campbell's Shoe Factory
Frederick
Patrick ¥. Schnauffer
North Market Street
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ono
Atlantic City
N. J
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Washington County Polo Club
Zeiler
H. E. Schindel
the Olmhurs
Pennsylvania Avenue
Plantic City
M. Madeline Munshaur
Libertytown
Josephine Munshaur
Harrisville
MY. Ata
George A. Burck
Elmer Bartgis
Lucile Carbaugh
Niagara Falls
Canada
Alvey Young
Route 4
Frederick City
G. W. Haines
San Mar
Laytonsville
Montgomery County
Islands
Washington
Miriam Ford
Pittsburgh
J. Roger Fisher
Rosemont
Charlotte
U. S
United States
Markers Cash Market
South Bentz St
Braddock Hgts
Nicodemus
North Market St
Caratral
Camuad Hrattstoun Volunteer Fire Department
aSatstoun
Sen
Ham
F. Goodell Adite
Sonn
Fee Superior
Odorheas Dry Cleaning Service
Crystal Laundry
Citizens National Bank
L. B. Nicodemus
Frederick, MD
Cenco Copper
Protex Central Chemical GO
Carroll St
Jack Simon
Frederick Motor CO
W. Patrick &T
Ineie
D. Baker
Joan H. Baker
Joseph McDivit
William G. Zimmerman
J_ Travers THOMAS
Fruits
Froduce
Marker's Cash Market
News-Post
Patrich Street
Wattreet and Post
Nets-Post
DAR Tortoise
East Second St
Apex Electric
Ines
Joseph D. Baker
Thomas H. Haller
Charles H. Coney
M. D
Joan S. Newman
James H. Gambrill, JR
Holmes D. Baker
Daniel Baker
Archibald E, Fisher
P. Luther Rice
Alecia Nes
Mareker's
Pansh House
Packard
Fred E. Wilson
Merchants Delivery Service
George E Glesscer
Fairview
Avenue
Noah E. Cramer
Prederick Junk Company
F.L Gastles
Omee and Warehouse
Chapel St
Third
Fourth Sts
Soar Z. Cramer
Ils Court Street
Prederick, MD
A.m
Holden
Felton Reseres
Bathrun
Sk Bighwaz
Eder
Hager Ings
Warnessse3
Marineburg Bond
Arya
Edicahon
Wid Prav
Secessar Howe
qaTaaee
Daees and Poults
Sack's Hatchery
Mt Airy
Art
W. C. Merker
Mid
Dietown
Rooner
Carre Weller
Potts & Griffin
Howe Ember SS
Accident Insurance
Oan
Beersem
Gare Jom. Oster
East Second Street
Market Sirec
Geo R Dennis, Ds
H. Noel Faller
Boxers Lumber Co
Market Street
Apply AE
Pisher
East Patrick Street
W. T. Delaplaine
News-Post_ T-Gatt
Sheripp
Predesice
Thomas H. Welle
Thomas H. Welfe
Thomza H. Wolfe
Yang
Bethel
Opossumtown
Jang
Alich
John Wiliam Byerly
Mn Edward Gmecciors
Ger
James
Anc
P Wotte
Liner W. LP
James HP. Wolfe
Thomas
Furniz
Numsend
Strait
Ella May Stull
Melvin W. Stull
Bex Trou
Raymond L. Kelly
Gerk
Taneytoun
Pine Mountain Park
Sundar
Archie Fogle
Donald Fogie
Carl Fogie
Edwear Fogle
Vinton Fogle
Leanna Brown
Eleanor Reiss
Harvey Long
Bernard
Nor- Long
Westminster
Laurater
Rera Burdette
Unionville
Chas. Waterman
Marion
Charles
Alice May Waterman
Sarah A. Haines
Army
al Long
Eugene Long
Viola Smith
Barlao
Edward
Cora Miers
George Jen Harman
le Reine Eegermen
Hanover
Bar J Nar
Katherine Lefer
Heights
City and County Grocers
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