Kefauver Mourns in Washington and Frederick County
Mrs. Marietta Frances Kefauver wife of William Emory Kefauver died at Sibley Memorial Hospital Washington following an operation about five weeks earlier at age 83. She leaves husband and children in Washington Norfolk and Frederick with a brother in Washington. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at Christ Reformed Church Middletown. Nina Margaret Rice widow of Charles W. Rice died suddenly at her Jefferson home survived by children in Frederick and Jefferson area. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. from her home with interment in M E B cemetery Jefferson. Harriet Sewell colored died at her daughter Sallie Thomas’s home in Frederick aged 91. Survived by four children living in New Market and Frederick. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. in New Market. Funeral arrangements by W H B Falconer undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Emory Kefauver
Marietta Frances Kefauver
Sibley Memorial Hospital
Washington
William C
Stella M. Schildknecht
Carrie M. B Seibel
Norfolk
Clarence K
Aeister
Laura Kefauver
Frederick
John D Koogle
Kefauver
Frederick County
Middletown
Roogie
Dill Avenue
Christ Reformed Church
Nina Margaret Rice
Charlies W. Rice
Jefferson
Char‘les L. King
Osceola E. Gordon
Charles
William Rice
Burkittsville
Walter M
Dorsey L
Clyde E
Clarence C
Raymond C
M. EB. Cemetery
M. L. Etchison and Son
Harriet Sewell
Sallie Thomas
Ice Street
Mary Jane
New Market
Basil
William Sewell
Penn
Morgans Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Morgan
The funeral for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Morgan was held Wednesday at 3:30 from her daughter Mrs Justus Miller's home at 3 30 North Market Street with Rev Douglass Hooff officiating. Pallbearers included Charles W Miller Frank Davis and others. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. C E Cline funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Morgan
Justus Miller
North Market Street
Douglass Hooff
Charles W. Miller
Frank Davis
Vincent Yingling
William W. Bales
William H. Shipley
Madison Nelson
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Kolb Funeral Held In Braddock Heights Community
The funeral of David D. Kolb was conducted yesterday from Mt. Salem Terrace on Jefferson Boulevard Braddock Heights. Services were at 3 30 o'clock in Evangelical Reformed church with Rev Henri L G Kieffer in charge. The burial service at the grave was by Lynch Lodge A F and A Masons with active pallbearers Gerson Rosenour Thomas Haller Dr A L Pearce George M Gittinger and Charles A Opel and honorary pallbearers Peter Hemp D C Winebrewer Ingomar W Albaugh Dr Joseph H Appie C Albert Gilson Richard Potts H Kiefer DeLauter Grayson E Bowers. A large turnout from Lynch and Columbia Lodges attended and Jac ques de Molay Commandery Knights Templar acted as escort. Interment by C C Carty funeral director.
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David D. Kolb
Mt. Salem Terrace
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G.‘Kieffer
Lynch Lodge
A. F
A. Masons
Gerson Rosenour
Thomas 4. Haller
A L
Jacques de Molay
Knights Templar
Mt. Olivet
C. C. Carty
Purely Personal News Across the City
Purely personal items note Mr. and Mrs. Q O Larson and young Larry leaving for Philadelphia to reside there. Mrs. P W Reed of Harpers Ferry visits, formerly Miss Margaret Shugart, returning from North Carolina. Mrs J N Danick of York joins sister Mrs J M Goodman as daughter Inez Danick visits Hood College. Charles W Zimmerman of East Patrick street visits Baltimore. Marion S Mobderiy and family at Quince Orphanage Quincy Pa. Miss Dorothy Filler and Miss Elizabeth Lewis travel from Frederick to Montreal for a European tour departing soon with stops in England France Italy Switzerland Germany Holland Belgium.
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QO. A. Larson
Larry
Philadelphia
P. Weller Reed
Harpers Ferry
Reed
Margaret Grahame Shugart
North Carolina
J. N. Danick
York
J. M. Goodman
Inez Danick
Hood College
Charles W. Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Baltimore
Marion S. Mobderiy
North Market Street
Quince
Quincy
Dorothy Filler
East Third Street
Elizabeth Lewis
Frederick
Montreal
Canada
City election prep as parties meet to campaign
Democrats and Republicans held committee meetings last night at which election matters were discussed. Democrats met at Court street headquarters while Republicans gathered at the courthouse. With under a week to go, both sides expect a large turnout and close races as new precincts have been created and women vote for the first time in the city's history.
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Court Street
Court House
Schley
Culler
Siblings near at Frederick hospital operation
Mrs. Sadie King Haffner of Baltimore nurses at the bedside of her sister Mrs. D Sprigg Chesley of Hagerstown who underwent an operation Monday at Frederick City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie King Haffner
Baltiimore
D. Sprigg Chesley
Hagerstown
Frederick City Hospital
Cotton Exchange Guilty Convicted in One Hour
New York jurors convicted the American Cotton Exchange of bucketing orders after a one hour deliberation. Hugo Wintner urged conviction to shield innocent investors from broker greed. The trial targeted the corporation, not its officers, directors, or members, and called the exchange shamful in its practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Cotton Exchange
Supreme Court
Hugo Wintner
ag a@ corporation
Frederick mayoral candidate vows independence and reform
Local notice features Loyt C. Culler announcing his candidacy for mayor of Frederick on June 13. He pledges to avoid control by any individual or organization, to govern with a businesslike and economical approach, and to represent all citizens to the best of his ability. Also include brief items: a potato chip ad, water lilies for sale, a home for the aged nurse job, auto service, and a strawberry festival at the Kan. sical Reformed Sunday School church in Jonestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Lloyt C. Culler
Rome
Scher
Joneth
Frederick County
State Road
College Park
Hahn calls pledge scrap of paper in disputed primary
A reader criticizes a signed pledge on a Democratic Mayoralty primary as unfairly favoring one candidate. He alleges party managers steered the vote, cites assurances about a fair, Democrat only primary, and warns that Republicans were urged to back the favored candidate. He questions enforcement of promises and recounts the pledge's violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Smith
Phebus
Democratic Organization
Smith
Pells
Henry A. Hahn
Frederick City voters hear several candidate notices
A batch of notices from Frederick City candidates urges voter support for City Register and Tax Collector JOHN T. WHITE, Alderman hopefuls HARVEY E. HANN and JOHN S. RENN, and Board of Aldermen candidate CHESTER F. DELPHEY. Also advertised are youth camps, a hat sale, a late auction, an insurance agency for sale, and a business opportunity with Howard Albaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
John T. White
Board of Aldermen
Republican Party
Chester F. Delphey
Engene H. Albat
Howard al. Albaugh
Fredericktown
Officers of the Model Store Property and Grayon Staley Estate
Fragmentary OCR details indicate store property items described as six grain bourse or growm bourse with adjoining store space. Reference to Grayson R. Staley estate, with unknown filing or ownership notes and uncertain dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S‘aganore
Grayson R Staley
Teserage
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Guy L Foqut
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Henry PL Mussetter
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Geo F Roperuck
Indae
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Attornet AG
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Smith Studio
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Harry S Tyreryar
Sreierick
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G-E
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Will Locke
Oregon City
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TRE
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WM. G. Baker
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Sam's G. Duvall
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Newman
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Sergeani Tricotine Dresrses
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North Market Strait
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Grayson H. Staley
New Midway
Woodsboro
Pleasant Aih School
Bmountata
Troutville
New London
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W. N. Jolliffe
Unionville
Maryland
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Real Watate
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John N. Clary
NEW Homes
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Markell H. Nelson
Managd
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Earth Department
Patrick Bt
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Marewood D. Harp
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Poussasion
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Pythian Castle
Grayson B. Mercer
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