Deaths of Isaac Henry Moss and others in Baltimore
Isaac Henry Moss aged 54, pioneer vunneryman, died in Baltimore. Funeral held at his home with interment in London Park Cemetery. George D. Nixdorff, 54, of Frederick, died after a heart attack downtown. funeral from North Market Street home. John A L Young, 58, painter, found dead in Baltimore. body to be brought to Frederick for funeral. Howard Davis Adams of Baltimore died Tuesday. services in Baltimore. William Harper Hedges of New Windsor died Tuesday. funeral Friday in Frederick area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Henry Noss
Issac
Henry Moss
Vunneryman
Baltimore
Unéay
Universityy 3
Jamestown
Sir. Moss
Board of Visitors
Maryland State School For the
Freder
Encox
Ignatius Bjortee
London Park
Bjortee
S ‘Or
Frederick
Gallaudet Colege
Washington
Geo. D. Nixdorff
George
Nixdorff
L. Homer Miller
Northarket Street
Jarvland
Mote Xece
Washington Herald
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick City Lodge
Palestine
Annie M. Kemp
Frank
Samuel Ixdorf
North Market Street
MM. R. Etchison and Son
John A L. Young
John A. L. Young
Harry
Young
William Ash
Mary Ann Short Young
North Market
Harry N. Young
Ater
M. R. Etchison
Sonuneral
Howard D. Adams
Howard Davis Adams
Union Memorial Poaiek
Nancy Hyde Adams
William Cook
Mt. Olivet
William H. Hedges
William Harper Hedges
New Windsor
Virginia
Methodist Protestant Cemetery
Funeral services for Austin L. Houff in Baltimore
Funeral services for Austin L. Houff, formerly of this city, found dead from monoxide gas in a car near Baltimore Monday morning, will be held Thursday morning at the parents home on Willow Avenue, Govans. Services include a requiem mass at 10 o clock at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament, followed by interment at John's Cemetery, Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin L. Slouff
Altimore
Joseph L. Houff
Willow Avenue
Govans
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
John’s Cemetery
Frederick
Glass Meeting at Lewis town M E Church
The Golden Threads class of the Lewis town M E church met at Hattie Micheel and Mary Micheal's home on Friday. Mrs Alva Rice called the meeting to order. Opening song was In the Garden. Scrip ture reading by Mrs Rice. Seven members and seven visitors answered roll all naming their favorite meeting of the year. Hattie Micheel led songs and activities. The Guess Box was won by Mrs LeRoy Rice. The event ended with prayer and benediction. The next meeting will be at Mrs Alva Micheal June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
M. E
Hattie
Maryichael
Alva Rice
Sirs. Rice
Hattie Miel
Hattie Micheel
Frs. Rice
Dora Gilbert
Mary Virginia Reiley
Michael
LeRoy Rice
Alva Michael
Pleasant Grove
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Pleasant Grove M. P
Murray Day
B. Baker
Mirs. Baker
John Wesley
John Lawson
James S. Day
Personal notices of graduates and visitors from area
Claude V. Smith of Myersville graduates from Bliss Electrical School in Washington D C. Robert R. Radcliffe will receive a Master of Science degree from Pennsylvania State College State College Pa at the June exercises. Mable Las near Las? and June M. Radeline graduates with a Bachelor of Science degree from Washington and Lee University in Lexington Va. Visitors to Mr and Mrs Bradley E F Clem of Utica include Joan Clem and family. William H Yingling and son Buddy. Howard Miller and son. Arthur Green and children. Earl J H Clem and children Mae and Joseph. Charles W Clem and others of Utica. A fried chicken supper was served. Mr and Mrs Columbus Young of Gettysburg were in Lovellsville for Decoration Day. Mrs Isabelle Kuskel Daniell, Mrs Richard Potts and Miss Helen Potts left for Annapolis Md to attend the June Week palace of the U S Naval Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude V. Smith
Myersville
Bliss
Washingtn
D. C
Robert R. Radcliffe
Harry D. Radclife
Rosemorte Avenue
Pennsylvania State College
State College
M. Radeline
Washington and Lee Univers.ty
Lexington. Va
F Steersdren
Carat Gorden
Sergt
M. Anderson
Eas
Church of Seroad
Rey
Galphar Spri
Calle
Lutsher
Sprz
Raymond Lew
Bradley EF. Clem
Joan H. Clem
Ar Clem
Betty
Margret
Walter, Jr
David
William H. Yingling
Buddy
Howard Miller
Thurmont
Arthur Green
Martha Ann
Nancy Lee
Graceham
Earl J. H. Clem
Mae
Joseph
Charles W. Clem
Utica
Columbus Young
Robert
Gettysburg
Lovellsville
Young
Southwest Virginia
Allen
Court House
Taylorstown
Isabelle Kuskel Daniell
Richard Potts
Helen Potts
Annzapolis
U. S. Naval Academy
Among the Sick At Frederick City Hospital
A roundup of patients at Frederick City Hospital notes D C Aldridge of Dill Avenue in about the same condition. John L Wilson of Park Avenue improved after May 16 admission and may undergo another operation. Frank C Hargett of Braddock Heights remains unchanged. Marguerite Treille, Hood College French teacher, showing improvement. Officer James D Marks improves slowly. his daughter Clerene has ill days but is up some. Ernest Helfenstein of Clark Place is about the same. Capt Arthur T Kreh, after major surgery at Walter Reed, is slowly improving. Little Jeannette Marie Feaster of Knoxville is under Frederick treatment. W Royden Mainhart, seriously ill from a heart attack, remains unchanged at home near Rockville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C. Aldridge
Dill Avenue
Frederick City Hospital
John L. Wilson
Park Avenue
Frank C. Hargett
Braddock Heights
Marguerite Treille
Hood College
James D. Marks
Clerene
Afr
Ernest
Helfenstein
Clark Place
Arthur T. Kreh
Walter Reed General Hospital
Washington
Jeannette Marie Feaster
Knoxville
Joseph H. Feaster
W. Royden Mainhart
Rockville
Negro Attack Case Reveals Student’s Condition And Family Impact
A Gaithersburg fifth grader Etta May, attacked after a prior assault, was ravished and exhausted in the woods. her mother was kept ignorant of news as her father and siblings cope with shock. The Mothers and Teachers Club at First Baptist met for a civic program led by Mrs Ehweod West Patrick with Mrs Gaver and Mrs Miller presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta May
Gaithersburg School
First Baptist Church
Ehweod ‘West Patrick
Miam G. ‘Smith
Clark Miller
Trout
Pierce
Miller
Strawberry Festival and Penny Bingo Held at St John s Hall
Public invited to a Wednesday evening event at St John s Hall East Second Street featuring a Strawberry Festival and Penny Bingo. A separate notice promotes the WARKER BEAUTY STUDIO with ad copy on quality materials, expert operators, and central location, plus Hen Hansonville Pheasantry contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hall
East Second Street
Yellow Springs
Benefit Aid Society
Warker
STEP SONGS TO OPEN HOGD COLLEGE EVENTS
Fragmentary OCR text lists names such as Kauffman Genger Helen Gro Dorothy Hagerman Mary Hammers Grace Harrop Josephine Langhaar Vera Lawton Elizabeth Tyson Leby Helen Mertz Mary Reger and others in a constrained line. No clear event details or dates are present to summarize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogd College
Pageaut
Kauffman Genger
Helen Louise Gro
Dorothy Hagerman
Mary Florence Hammers
Grace Thorney Harrop
Josephine Elizabeths Mettel
Margaret Elzsbeth Langhaar
Vera Elsie Lawton
Elzabeth Tyson Leby
Helen Margarette Mertz
Mary Eadie
Helen Louize
Reger Rourer
Jane Gree
Chariose
Ruth See
Dor Frev
Salvation Army Work Is Reviewed By Board Meeting
The Salvation Army monthly board meeting at the YMCO was led by vice-president Irving M. Landauer. Captain Bott led a report showing 29 Open-Airs with 940 attendees, 33 indoor meetings with 520, five Sunday Schools with 391, 35 youth meetings with 914, 166 transients assisted, 297 meals served, 47 families helped, 11 pairs of shoes given. An orchestra was organized for youths, a playground project drew enthusiasm, and plans for a larger Daily Vacation Bible School at 223 West Fifth St were discussed. 12 of the 166 transients assisted were women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Salvation Army
YMOC
AL Irving M. Landauer
Joseph H . Apple
Hobert Botties
Bott
Daily Vacation Bible School
West Fifth Street
Cantain
Mr. Landauer
James W. Donnan
John W. Grove
Ira F. Ray
Jesse B. Anders
J. Walker Carty
de. Apple
Captain Bolt
Wall Street steady after modest advances in June trade
June opens with a listless drift on the New York stock market as gains stay fractional to over ten points before the close. The day shows lighter enthusiasm with about 600,000 shares traded amid expectations of a business revival before 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Dr Reddick Plans Europe Tour and India Teaching
Professor Queen Reddick of Lostsloey College will sail from New York on Friday June 20 for Europe and then teach in India. She previously worked in India, has numerous friends there, and will travel the Orient after end of April, aiming to return to Maryland in September depending on war developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Reddws
Lostsloey
New York
Europe
India
Engle
Ain
Igher
Eadia
Redach
Reddick
Jan
Orient
Philippine Islands
Maryland
Boy Scout Training School Session Held
Norman F. Ford of the National Capitol Area Council leads a two night Boy Scout training course at the Y.M.C.A with 15 scouts present. The first session began at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday night and a second session is set for June 7. Those completing will receive leadership training certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman F. Ford
National Capitol Area Council
Boy Scout
Y.M. Csa
R. Paul Miller
Welliam Lamodin
Russell Young
Lewis Gannon
Ralph Putman
Colgate Brish
Ernest Stephens
Carroll Kinsey
Benjamin Rosenstock
Francis Scott Key
Carlton Baumgardner
William Brish
Philip Reibert
George B. Douglas
James van Fossen
Percy Claggett
al. C. A
Ford
Entertainment And Barn Dance At Merryland Tract Park
Entertainment and barn dance set for Thursday June 2 at 830 p m at Merryland Tract Farmers Park near Petersville with cake walk fruit auction and prizes. Fruit auction at Kline's Store Yellow Springs plus musical entertainment at City Golf Course with daily and weekly prizes and low scores for golfers. Also sale notice and grand opening plans for Mountain View Inn including beer tasting, dancing and prize giveaways. H Edward Fish proprietor and manager. phone Frederick 1290. lime company ad inserted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merryland Tract Farmers’ Park
Petersville
Kline
Yellow Springs
Thurmont
Mountain Vie Inc
H. Edward Fish
Mgr
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Orn
Bvd
Rts
Pole Shires
Schroeder
Ai Jefernen Las
Frederica
Meny Deflersen
Ragin
West South ST
EB. C Kefauver
Cury
Sale
Staquan Wines
Dietrich & Gamshill Inc
Carrotl
Cual Ash
Fisher Coan CO
Ford Ua Charles & Wiles Frenerna
Lucilles Beauty Shop
Market St
South Market
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Castle
Crosley Shelvador Erefrigerator
Obenderfer & Son Furniture
E. Patrick St
W. Hith St
Pioneer
Weil Bros. Inc
Fhansonville Pheasantry
Buckingham’s
Bank
BECAK
Beck's
Mt. Airy
Custer
Rive’s
Walkersville
EUCO
Pcross
Bath
Keefer M. Koogle
S. Market St
Noah E. Cramer
CITY
Magnolia Ave
Ganine Clark
Brick Corner
West 3Rd St
East 2Nd St
E. 2Nd St
Noah E Cramer & Son Realtors
Court St. Frederick
Presbyterian Lawn
D. A. MacKenzie
Shookstown, Md
B. F. Grove
West Patrick St
Mt. Pleasant
Mt. Pleasant Camp Inn
Liberty Road
Chester L. Grove
E. Eighth St
Chapel Alley
East Third
Fourth Streets
Frederick Junk Company
Frank Gastley and Sons
Frederick, Md
Frederick, Maryland
Walter E. Buea
Willian B. Catshall, W. Clinton McSherry
Ernest R. Shriver
Louis L. Wilcox, Claire A. Wilt
James H. Grove, SR
G. Raymond Shipley
Slumber Federal Deposit Insurance
Citizens National Bank
Tuzens Nalinal Bank
of the
Otis Bank
Wil
S00
Blom
Tweltesiye
Member
Federal Reserve System
Fred'k
Reain Pain
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Winson Ave
Trail Ave
Third Street
West College Terrace
Madison Street
New Market
Baltimore Pike
Frederick Underwriters, Inc
West Patrick Street
Frederick Motor CO
Frederick Motor
Frederick, 3d
Carargains
Sargein
Wilie Box
News- Post
Frederick Territory
Cive
Care
Newark
Loncality
Frederi
Care News-Post
Pam- Aly
Jon
Sinke Bed
Shipley
P. Luther Rice
Nndem Toauld
Springdale
Fin Jonnsy
Sala We'ling
Braddock
SEARS
Sears, Hovbuck and Co
Frederics, Md
Am&s
William Carmaca
Walkersville, Md
Walkersvill
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Threther
Will Ron
Fordson
Ganz Oliver
Cletrie
H CG. Baker
Baneneer Creek Pike
East Fourth
Park Ave
Briggs
Straiinn
West 3Th St. Bar
George Glessner
Fairview Avenue
Prone
John
Rosemont Ave
Eighth St
Potts & Gelffin
Actuvai
Frederick Vailey
Posts & Criffin
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Duco
Genune
Feces Hole Sales Inc
W. Patrick St. Frederick
Snews-Post
Emmert R. Bowlus
Second Hoor
Durga
Reoma
Baker Park
Gad
Braddock Heigets
Madison St
Matern Ries
Wilson Ave
Dacres
Emmert F&. Bowlus
S Court St. Frederick
Ltd
East Church St
Maple Avenue
Courtsney E. Stauffer
Krent
Second Moor
Center Street
Gidget
South Marke
St. Apply
East K St. Gidge
E. D. Michiel
West Patrick
East South St
W. Patrick St
Harry G. Dorsey
East Second St
Jodern & Room House
W. Fifth St
J. Fred Main
Pleasant
Charles Fleming
Mt Pleasent
Wachterke St
South Market Street
West Second St
Sarsee
Pars Place
Ivate
North Market St
Sredit
St. Inquire
Housie
Apple
East Secone
Apsis Grarson H Mercer & Son
Cohen
Shanghai
Atbtrivan
George M. Cohan
IXK Longview
Morvis J. Molin
Wendell Phillips
Boston
Dr. Reddick
Hood
Isaac Newton
City Golf Course
Williams Typewriter Co
Lundhland
AL J. Grove Lime Co
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