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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1934

Page

6

Funerals for Layman and Teiburs Held in Frede rick County

The funeral of James F Layman father of Mrs Quecy Orel ees was held at his daughter’s home near Emmitsburg with weekly ME sectured services at Lewistown and graveside rites by Masonic and Moose orders led by Rev EL The interment was in Lewistown cemetery Funeral directors M L Creager and Son Also the funeral of Mrs Ivan B Teiburs who died in Philadelphia was held from her sister Mrs Carrie Deweese home at Graceham Services were led by Rev Bemier with nephews serving as pallbearers and interment at U B cemetery Thurmont provided by M L Creager and Son

James F. Layman Quecy Orelees Emmitsburg Lewistown Rey EL M Counci Rocky Ridge Howard Smith Ford Wet Se Harry Boone Order of Moose Wilam Wolfe Jesse N Smith Joseph Reweomer M. L. Creager Gon Ivan B. Teiburs Sanay Philsdelphia Carrie ‘Deweese Graceham Ei D. Bemier Robert du Die Ralph Deweese Earl Dewease Robert Desenberg Wie Morter Ther

Personal Notices From Philadelphia to Highland Lodge Summers

Henry R Shoemaker county agent travels to Philadelphia then Highland Lodge and Braddock for the summer. Charles A Opel Jr and children move from East Third Street to Maryland Avenue Brad Mack Beighss. Ralston LeGore NC University student arrives to spend summer with parents Walter LeGore and wife. LeGore set Penn Relays and Southern Conference javelin marks. William J Grove president M J Grove Lime Company leaves for the Middle West with niece Star Elizabeth Van Busark Academy of the Nation. visits Kansas City Minneapolis Toledo Chicago World’s Fair planned. two week trip.

Charles A. Opel, Jr East Third Street Maryland Avenue Brad- Mack Ralston LeGore North Carolina University Walter LeGore LeGore Penn William J. Grove M. J. Grove Lime Company Middle West Stary Elizabeth van Busark Academy of the Uation Toledo

Frederick City patients improve and lodge elects officers

In Frederick City, patients at Frederick Crystal and Frederick City Hospital show improvement after recent operations and illness. King David Lodge No. 3010 elected officers as C Leo Krantz presiding and announced an upcoming public lecture and recital. In Camp Springs Maryland a Robbery left William Mumford wounded in head by a 45 caliber gun, two assailants fled after the holdup and shooting.

King David Lodge C. Leo Krantz Nobis R C. Oliver Esworthy Austin L. Feaga Jary George L. Mobley Mothers World George Math Westminster Bobbees Wiliam Mumford Camp Springs Mer Judge One John Mumford Braddock Casualty Hospital Washington Mumford

Meeting Salon No 37 of 8-40 Held This Week

Meeting notices announce Salon No 37 of 8-40 convening Tuesday evening at the Home with Le Petite Chapeau. Sevan Clem presiding, with Routhhe A VETF coo OTL and Chidwel as chairman. An important meeting is set for Tuesday, July 3, and members are urged to be present. The record mentions prize berries in Frederick County and a large berry circumference of six inches. A telephone exchange in Maine notes a local caller asking about the news, and a humor item recounts Mrs Murphy fainting after three singers were affected by an incident. Grain markets report wheat at Ford and county staples.

le Petite Chapeau Sevan Clem Chidwelwe John Ho Atash Wil Hield Frederick County Inakes NW Reeder Rowe 3

Emmitsburg Arts Contest Honors Winners at Event

Emmitsburg residents gathered at the tenth annual event where Annie received first prize for Fre Cnid, while Orvis Dewey and Rudyard Kephog earned second and third for declaiming eyes. The show also featured a large flower exhibit at the Frailey home with 105 entries, judged by local dignitaries, and an audience of about 225.

Aver Wown Annie Rudyard Kephog Rhodes Annan the Fisher Robert & Ray Riley Kr Simson Edgar Annan Prith Bower Louie Hoke John Hays Emmitsburg Clarence G. Frailey Clarence Frailer Louie Sebold Francis S. K. Matthews B. J. Eckerrede John Zachanas M. F. Shut. Jr William Troxell Emma Nunemaster Best Wild Fower Group J. Ledke Gloninger Nathan Kershier Louella Apman Waters Fist Watere Overman J. Lede Gileninger Harry Baker Mary Jean Mett Chares Sha

Birthday Party Honors Mildred Ramsburg at Thurmont

A birthday party was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Oscar Ramsburg near Thurmont for Mildred Louise Ramsburgs Bien birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Oscar Ramsburg Mrs Lewis Shook Leroy Rhodes Mr and Mrs Albert Snoots Charles Shock Mrs Warren Shater Pauline Bur len Frais Rhodes Bary Marin and others, with refreshments served late into the evening.

Oscar Ramsburg Thurmont Mildred Louise Ramsburg Lewis Shook Leroy Rhodes Ane Snoots Albert Snoots Charles Shock Warren Shater Barry Mertin Marie Mirme Stuely Pauline Burlen Frais Rhodes Bete Louse Me- Autrey Orne Charles Es E Clem Ken Shatter Sherman Clem Bary Marin, Jr Franklin Glenn Burdette Lawrence Jer

Farmers Get $262000 June 6 AP

Federal Land Bank and Land Bank disbursements total 262000 dollars. Of this sum 63206 goes to banks, 10500 to insurance companies, 9700 to taxes, and 69300 to mortgage and loan companies. The note lists receivers including mortgage and loan entities.

Somce Federal Land Bank and Land Bank Cmsurance Comepanies Lcan

Taneytown Graduation Pageant Promises Maryland Founding Scene

The Taneytown Armory hosts a graduation pageant commemorating Maryland's founding with all graded schools taking part. Students Reber Boose Ken y Durbin James Amandine Hy Elwood Nusbaum and others perform in acts including a Tacertown episode and Falls Indian dances with traditional costumes and songs.

Taneytown Reber Boose Keny Durbin James Amandine Hy Elwood Nusbaum Thomas Catherine Carbaugh Virginia DaHot Margaret Garner Virginia Lambert Idona Mehring Deri Porter Margatet Reaver Loltan Rhinehart Gertrude Shimer Geraldine Stocksife Virginia Teeter Glacys Welk Thelma Anders Catherine Buckler Margaret Erb Maxine Hess Dorris Sel Sarah Utz Mary Morehead Maryland Tacertown Falls

Weddings Hueaey Reifsnyder Bushey at Woodbine

Miss Marman E Reifsnid married James L Bushey of Woodbine in a home ceremony attended by family and friends. Rev Guy P Breads officiated with a lute/bridal chorus. The couple will live on the groom’s farm near Woodbine after a June 15 move. The bride is a Western Maryland College graduate. groom a Blue Ridge College graduate and active 4-H member.

Leonard Reifemdet Ro Booth Brice Miss Jane Ro Ren Meter Joune Calles Woodbine Mr. Bushey

Second Annual Inter-Church Drama Festival Set

Westminster June 6 The second annual inter church drama festival under Carroll County Council of Religious Education is set for Thursday evening June 21 at the Methodist Episcopal church in Sytesville. Rev Clifford H Richmond pastors the church. Miles S Relfsander directs with Dorothy Elderdice and Mrs C B Richmond assisting. Prof Lewis H Brumbaugh presides over the sponsoring council. Four entries include The Bishop's Candlestick by Belle Grove Square Church Brethren Westminster. The Coininne chosen by Carrollton Circuit Dramatic Club. The Lord's Prayer from Sykesville Methodist group. Burnt Offering by Baust Reformed bur near Westminster.

Westminster Carroll County Council of Religious Education Methodist Episcopal Church Sytesville Clifford H Richmond Miles 5S Relfsander Westminst Young People’s Department Carroll County Dorothy Elderdice Westminster Theological Seminary C. B Richmond Sikesville Lewis H. Brumbaugh Sponsorme Belle Grove Square the Brethren Norman McKinnell Coininne Irene Taylor McNai

Local Social Notes From Warresboro And Surroundings

Warresboro and nearby areas hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs C L Greenard and family, Mr and Mrs Major Lanzow from Baltimore, Mr and Mrs Hartey E with Mrs James Clark from Baltimore visiting Weds, and Mr John Loy with sister Mrs Wo Matthews of Baltimore. Also noted were Mr and Mrs Wm Long and family hosting Thornton Wagner of Philadelphia, with several other short calls among neighbors and relatives.

James Clark Baltymore Charles Ruley Wm. Long John Loy Wo Matthews Thornton Wagner Philadelphia Lowell Long

Lucky clovers found in Hansonville area fields

A local farmer reports finding four to nine leaf clovers across Hansonville fields this week. The clover patches included a cluster with as many as nine leaves, noted by Sim Man- T. Hansonville, who says several tiny patches were located in a small creek bed.

Hansonville Sim Man- T Sears

Local notices and sales from Ft Oldtown and area listings

Local items announce bingo nights on Thursday and Saturday, a free prize draw, and a canoe for sale at cheap price. The ad lists items for sale including mashed potatoes rolls office s raa and soup sale luncheon on Friday, men's shoes half soled, plants for sale, and a home welldrilling service with contact details. Also notes gatherings at CAMP COZY and a festival with Cauzeh group and orchestra.

Festival and Community Events At Local Grounds

A jumble of notices from Feaga ville School Grounds to Wildwood Park and Midway Fire Department event lines. June gatherings include cake walks, music by Feagane Orchestra, and a fruit auction. Several political and business mentions appear among dance nights, car shows, and radio stars.

New Midway Walkersville Cow Boy Jim Hany W. Nice

Sycamore Service Station Opens Near Baltimore Pike

Notice to my men and neighbors of a new service station opened four miles east of Fred. Baltimore Pike. The proprietor expresses appreciation for patronage and invites locals to visit Sycamore Service Station. Ham Man

Baliamore Pile Fred Sycamore Ham

Also Mentioned on This Page

Henry R. Shoemaker Casper BE Highland Lodge Prank Gassley Frederick Crystal Fred_ ick City Hospital Charles McC. Mathias Maine Jack Havre Murph Buford Liberty High School Liberty ‘High Elzabeth E. Purdut Exeanor Fitzsimmons Zelma le Forney Elmer K. Chandlee Poncipal Howard S Nash Heen Raxenes Taompson Strafford Ela Belle Gusar C Russell Smuts Frank W Fogle J. Henry Stokes B. P. Ogle J. Winser Harry W Davis Monrovia A. D. Cobdentz Frederick Federation of Rural Woman's Clubs Charles D. Waiters Mass Lottie Hoxe Columbia University Alr William Nail Emmitspure Grace Rose Blue Ridge Summit Warner Charles Hoke West Main Street Hida Topper Air Mirs Guy J. Topper St Ayres’ Hospial Compher Hilda Vyn Compher Wesley Compher Bethel Roland c¢. Long Samuel A. Long Rockdge Walkersille F. R. Seiber, Jr Utea West Virgina United Fire CO Oldtown Canoe J. Ralph W Boyer Sunéa Friar Patrck St Goodestacs Wes Quincy St Wassagton Ms Cares Cauzana The Cauzeh Groun & Orchestra Dewey Brown Cassell South St Junior Engine House Harry W. Nice Ray Nea Wil Malcolm C. Stickney Jumeith F. F. Seminary Aluranae F F Seminary Shumnae Club Harmony Grove Rhythm Boys Guy R Ramsburg Yellow Springs Bing Hopkins Saidee Burgee 25Th St Baltimore, Md L. R. Guyton Patrice Chester L Grove E. Eighth St People's Service Drug Stores U. 5 Albaugh Chev Sales, Inc Patrick St Distributors Royal Tires H. M. Shaff Jefferson, Md Wildwood Park Braddock Heights Market St. Willis Patrick Stres People’s Drug Store Desrabie Casper E Cline, Jr Ce, Cine and Son Furniture Yar Frederick Junk Company P. Il Gastley Ofice and Warehouse Chapel Street Ben Sid & 4Th Sts BECKS Beck’s Govern May E McComas P.geons Maud Fairs P.rds Piert Meary Werk No Sda Geo Glessner Pastview 9 Avence St John's Hall East Second Street Maryland Inn Mys Charles Homer Tedrick Brunssick Citizens National Bane Frederick, MD Jostis D. Baker Holmes D. Bakes Joan H. Bakes Josefa McDrvir WiLliam G. Zimmerman Sasvel G. Duvall J. Travers Thomas Joseph D. Bamer Thomas H. HaLier Charles H. Contey M. D John S. Newman Jomef A. Gasteritt, Jr Houlmes D. Baker Daniel Baker Joos H. Barsr Elias B. Ramsburg Archibald E. Fishes Wiese East 4Th Street East Seconi East Secone Bath and Porch Second Street Potts & Griffin Tne Potts & Griffin Realtors Insurorg Frederico Noah E. Gramer & Son Noah E Cramer & Son Court Street Frederick, Maryland P42 NISI Circuit Court Jimer Steele Eli G. Haugh G. Haugh Terk. D.coaz Gilmore Flautt Noodferge St Highway Fredrick Gilmore B&b Flautt Market Street Fredma Marana Oocoyea & A Leo Wei
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