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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1934
Page
6
Obituary notes list Joon W. Black of Clemsonville age 70, survived by wife Lavina Proutz and seven daughters and six sons, with services at Beaver Dam. Also reported are James E. Moore of Silver Spring, Virginia F. Allender of Westminster, and George W. Steel of Bathtows, with details on their deaths, survivors, and funeral plans.
The funeral for Mrs. Hacsie Ace Angel was held Monday at 2:30 in her Norzah Bentz Street home, with Rev. William C. Royal officiating. A duo including Mrs. A. B. Collmus and Mrs. Boyer Foy sang Where He Leads I Follow. Pallbearers named: Wilma Acisel, Charles Ramzell, Frank Angel, Jesse Brightwell, John De laughter, and Carl Ranzel. Clin & Son Funeral Directors handled arrangements.
Mrs Hay W Barrick announces daughter Miss Bradley Barrick is in Sick City hospital with acute appendicitis she is reported as doing as well as can be expected Pleasant Grove Ladies Aid Society held a meeting at Edger Davises home with a short program and strawberry social officers were elected and plans set for June 28 gathering John Wakes returns from Greenville with degree and plans to attend Rus class graduation in New York Edgar Brown and Elizabeth Gould obtain a Washington marriage license officiated by Rev H H Rowland at Mt Airy
Clytle fob well known Baltimore and Ohio Railroad engineer of Brunswick died Monday morning at 6:30 in Frederck Car Hospital after a brief septicemia illness. Survived by wife Agnes Burrs and seven others including Frank Mobley Chicago George and Eduard Mobley Fred erck and Unree Mrs Ela Wooller. Funeral Thursday at Be Beme of Mrs Burns with Mason service. C H Feese funeral director.
George Leopold of Knoxville died at King's Daughters Hospital Martinsburg West Virginia after a freight train fall while attempting to board. He and a companion had sought work in Martinsburg and rode a Baltimore and Ohio freight. Leopold fell and later died at 3 AM Saturday. He is survived by a sister Mrs Summer Cornelius of Brusselswick. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon conducted by Rev Frank Main. Interment followed at Knoxvitt cemetery. C H Feete and Son were funeral directors.
Mrs chasis Young called on Mrs D R Zepp Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Samuel Rineman and family spent Monday evening with Mrs Rineman's parents. Mrs Laurence Foutz visited Mrs Mabel Smith. Catharine Beety and Kenneth Forney called on Mrs Laurence Poutz Friday. Mrs D R Zeno visited her cousin Sunday. Mrs Florence Flickinser near Tareytown spent time here. Mr and Mrs Francis Wood and son of Baltimore visited Isaac Pittinger. Mrs Kate Smith of Fors Pa spending time with sister A I Cover. Keya... spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Joshua Rineman Trevan and Mrs Edward Newestan Alto Pa. Mr and Mrs Biker socialized with residents. Mr and Mrs Spangler spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Young.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a kidnapping threat in Maw Pa and gunmen in New York arising from a ransom case. An unknown person escaped with four items from a marchandue amid a fire at a barn near Paiups with $10 000 in damage.
The Jug Bridge Club hosted its annual foxer show at Mrs E D Michael s home with Menger Weeks Club members as guests Hargett presided The Family Album was presented with reader Mrs Dean Scuezer and Mrs Elmer Dixon sang Four Leaf Clover A club chorus performed a set of songs Sixty five members and guests attended The bus trip is planned for the next meeting date June 13 and the regular meeting on June 20 at Mrs Dame Thomas residence
Mater near Rocky Springs quietly celebrated his 66th birthday on Monday. Mrs Els Heintein visits her sister Mrs Flora Durrew in Tifin Ohio. Mr Lewis M Sponseller, in this city, observes his 40th birthday after twenty two years at Citizens National Bank. Edward C Shepherd III of Richmond and family visited West Third Street. Mr and Mrs Martin Ritchie with C L Garten Frederick traveled to Martinsburg to visit Mfr and Mrs Vernon B Carter Air. Mr and Mrs Leo G Weldman announce the birth of an 8 pound son Sunday at 1 25 p m at Sibley Hospital Washington. Mrs Weldman formerly Miss Margaret Wagner of this cir. Mr Charles Pruitt, Duke University student, has returned home as his mother Mrs Eugene W Pruitt motored to Durham and back.
Mrs James Lakins of Johnnsville visits her mother Mrs Isacor Albaugh on Monday. Visitors to Mr Harry Lookinbill include siblings Hubert Lookinbill Roger Lookinbill and families from Baltimore. Mrs Oscar Singer spends Thursday with Barver Leatherman family. Harry Hoffman and children Anna and John visit daughter and family Frank Clabaugh. Sunday guests at S W Warner home include Lease Warner Westminster Paul Retfsnider Nusbaum and Claude Saylor with family. Charles Delahey and son Charles visit Rol Long Tuesday evening. Anna Bell Lambert spends Friday with aunt and uncle. Sally Albaugh of Tanertown spends weekend with John E Troxell. George Wanser and Bernard Westminster visit Miss Lottie Troxell. Samuel Warner hosts Saturday evening with Singer and Miss Elizabeth Bishop of Walx.
Margaret Exzabe Fogle, daughter of Mr and Mrs Odes Focle near town, graduated from Emergency Hospital Nurses School in Annapolis last week and received a prize for a twenty three seats course.
The State Code Authority sets up registration offices in Frederick and Montgomery counties at Weil Brothers North Market Street. Earl W. McDevitt, a member of the Authority, will visit Frederick on Saturday and Monday to receive registrations.
Afiss Alice Curry Nourse bride of Dr Delmas Caples in a morning garden ceremony at the Nourses home in Dawsanilz. Bride escorted by her father, wore white mousseline gown, bouquet of white roses and violets. Attendants and guests described, with reception and plans for a southern trip after the ceremony. Also notes additional vows in Frederick and Martinsburg area weddings with multiple attendees and post ceremony events.
Wanted at once for the Cream Co Festival over 16 seats. Carmel Church hosts a June 7 cider eve on church grounds. Highest cash prices offered for bags auto tires magazines scrap iron and all metals. For sale second hand pipe sizes. Frederick June Company J L Gastley props. Office 310-12 Chapel Street Bet 6rd & 4th Su.
Local notices record visits and family news in Taneytown and nearby areas. Names include Mrs Clare Shoemaker and Miss Margaret Yealy with relatives visiting and traveling to Gettysburg and Harrisburg. Community activities mention a F F Seminary Alumnae Club reunion, livestock for sale, a bingo night, a Junior Drum Corps event, and a dance notice with thanks to patrons.
A public appeal from A A Nicodemts asks Frederick City voters to elect him in the June 12 election. He cites his record and the need for informed city finances and operations by the City Register, noting he cannot campaign personally.
Community notices list events including Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival at St Johns Hall on East Second Street and town gatherings. Entries mention June dates with dances at Guinea's and the Maryland Inn, plus local bingo at Fergaville School Grounds and a historical society meeting in Fredericks County.
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