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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
8
Obituaries from a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper detail deaths of Mrs. Florence V Dutrow and Edward A Strausburg, with biographical notes, family survivors, and funeral arrangements. Additional notices reference Charles McClemon Lemon, Mrs S S Simpson, Son W Seipold Sr, Barbara L Adelsberger, and William H Riggs, noting residences in Boonsboro Taneytown and Washington with service details and cemeteries.
The Unionville Club met at Mrs B E Dudderar's home with president Mrs Theo Martin presiding. Eleven members answered to the roll call. A thank you letter to Mrs Bette Sumdergirl was read. Plans include a bus trip in the near future and a career event later in summer, with adjournment to meet June 25.
The funeral of June Marie Lever, daughter of John and Minnie Levering, was held in the afternoon with Rev Ralph Hartman officiating. Pallbearers included Catherine Mulier Charlotte Eyter Kine and Doris Simmons. Interment followed at Jefferson Lutheran Cemetery. M R Etchison and Son funeral directors. Additional services for Nelie Brown and Lee Anna Hab were noted with final interment at the cemetery adjoining the church.
Among the sick list Mrs William McKinner near Lime Kiln improves while J W L Cariy from University of Maryland Hospital recovers after an operation. Clyde Wachtel at Frederick City Hospital also improving after surgery. Mrs T Weaver ton and former Ruby Clins show varying progress. William Grove, president of M. & Grove Lime Company, bedbound due to pleurisy but stabilizing. Edward Lighter, 8, critically ill with lockjaw at Frederick City Hospital after foot injury. condition worsened after brief improvement.
Fire damaged the rectory at St Barnabas Episcopal church in Sykes causing about $2,000 in losses. The blaze struck just after repairs were finished for the rector’s wedding, wrecking the roof and upper floor. Also listed are local graduates and a funeral for a New Market family member.
Baltimore June 6 The Sizte Pub announced it will petition the United States for reargument of the newspaper and Telephone Company rate case The high court of Monday ordered actions and the commission's order was deemed confiscatory The case involves a net income estimate around 830 000 and a reargument before the term proceedings hinge on court action and potential personnel changes within the state.
A garbled history column lists dated anniversaries and birthdays including 14 Lindes Murray a Pa born English grammar author and educator with works in both nations, Susan E Bow a pioneer American teacher of kindergarten who died in 1916, and various 18th to 20th century figures. The text mixes dates, places, and roles with broken phrases.
Community notices list Lawn Fete at S Timothy's Chapel on Franklin Street and a Strawberry Fest at 609 N Market, with bingo and evening gifts. Also advertised are fruit auctions, senior class photos, bake goods, and a closing out sale of dahlias at 106 Eas Fourth St with garden plants priced per dozen.
Fragmented notices show parachute jumps at 2:30 PM and 7 PM plus a Cream and Strawberry Festival on Saturday. Local ads promote cash markets, camera sales, real estate interests, and a floor show at Mountain Side Inn. Community events include a town paper, bids for opera house painting, and a farmers meeting.
Event listings for Creagerstown include a Big Grange festival eve and community bingo with public sales and garden items. Advertisements note cabbage potatoes tomato plants and gladiolus bulbs at various local locations including 33 East Patrick Street and 120 East 6th Street with hardware and garden offers from Quynn's Hardware Store and REV.G E Wunder corner Monrovna Road.
Mrs George T Canaik announces the wedding of her daughter Sliss Dorothy EL Nancy to Edwin H Lills son of C H Litus of Winchester. The ceremony was performed in Frede by Rev John J De Johns at the Cathedr. The bride wore a blue ensemble with a lei bouquet. After the ceremony they plan to wash where Mir ed with the Vir.
County commissioners ordered railroads to provide a watchman at Grace crossing after 14 persons were killed in a train bus incident. Separate suits to file by April 330. Edward Peter Jr., to report to the commissioners. The 1912 law set watchman duties from midnight, with bars on older claims. A $50 fine cited for failing to provide a watchman.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a Penny Bunga event or prize possibly linked to a local fire company and a Lower Flour area. Details are unclear with incomplete names and places. This item appears as a brief notice or event teaser from a community newspaper page.
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