Deaths in Washington and New Market outline Dunlop and Smith families
James Preeland Dunlop of Seergetown died suddenly in Washington at 16 while visiting his brother. He spent boyhood in Washington and later lived near Leesburg before retirement and return to the city. Surviving relatives include widow Grace Powell Dunlop and three children. Funeral services are at Hammond Court apart and burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Ada Smith of New Market died after months of illness at age 70. She is survived by husband William C. W. Smith, son Clyde W. Smith, and grandchildren. Funeral services are Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. with interment at Memorial Cemetery in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamba FL Dunlop
James Preeland Dunlop
Seergetown
Méreck Priday
Washington
Mr. Dunlop
Woodburn
2Eesburg
Mr. Dunnop
Wil Mam Laird Dunlop
Sarah Peter Dunlop
James Dunlop
United States Circuit Court
Dumiop
Georgetown
Grace Powell
Leesburs
Frances Powell Dumiop
Eldred Dickinson
James F. Duntop
Hammond Court
Oak Hi
Richard Pow
Rover Peter
Edward Peter
Rockville
William C. W. Smith
Ada Smith
Wiliam C. W. Smith
New Market
George W
Ann Rebecca McCroseey
Woodsboro
Clyde W. Smith
Jameville
Mr! Vet
Frederick WE
Lessemers
FL R Barnes
Dean
Piedmont
W. Va
Har
Dorras da
Libby
Fanne Beail
Maurice Watkins
Jane Greene
Netne Watkins
Lester Watkins
Lewisdale
Bethesdal. E. Church
W. E. Nelson
Thiurm
F. R. Barnes
Kemptown Council
Carl
Robert
Herbert Mullican
Urner
Sterling Mullinix
Maynard Watkins
Grimes
Burghman Grimes
Washington, D. C
Jesse Bazer
Cabin John
Ida Sulivan
Balimore
Mollie Grimes
Sis
May Broadhurst
Mona
Umberger
M. M. Burdette
Brownings
Funerals Report in Baltimore Area Churches
Funeral notices for several Baltimore area residents. Martha Limun Moylan wife of Rev Daniel Moylan laid to rest at Tyems Hill with ministers x G Elis Williams and W Lee Lynn officiating. Interment at Woodlawn. F F H Hauer honored at home and Mt Olives cemetery with United Fire Company presence. Jemima Go on Dixon funeral held near Buckeystown Station with choir members and Rev O E Dryden officiating. Funeral directors C B Cline and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Limun Moylan
Daniel Moylan
Baltimore
Tyemsile
X. G. Elis Williams
Calry M.E. Church
V. W. Lee Lynn
Gracepden M. E. Church
Elizabeth Benson
Gallauder Lege
Washington
George H.jupel
Eric J. Linthicum
Walter md
Harry G. Berson
James Byatt
O. B. Langran
Loomsey
Theodore H. Mceldin
Michael Paul Smith
James Foxwell
Ioodlawn Cemetery
C. E. Cline
H. Hauer
A. J. Crawford
Oliver
G. Bucker
Charles Kinna
John Young
Edmund A
Mt. Olives
C. B. Cinend Son
Jemima Goon
Curtis A. Dixon
Buckystown Station
Thelock
O.E. Dryden
Mechoiss Protestant Church
Buckeystows
Diet
Wes
A. Hart E Chison
James A. Roge
Nan FL. Cutler
Eric C. Buser
Sern Scone, mM
Son and Son
Buckeystown Women Host Club Meeting On Lawn
Buckeystown Woman's Club hosted a spring gathering with 19 members and visitors. The program featured garden talks, flower show judging, vocal solos, readings, and a photo supper planned for June 26 on the lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
Weason
Clubee
Edgar R. Nicodemus
H. S. Bhue
Nellie Day
Adamstown
Prine
A. K. McCuskey
John Kolb
Earl Renneberg
FD. Moler
E.R. Nicodemus
W. A. Kindley
America
Sabiliasville
Sylvia
Personal notes and family news from Frederick area
Local personals recounts include Mrs Harry Johnson and Mrs Rus selling Keegan. Nelson Lansdale returning home from UNC to East Church Street. Mrs William Geisbert Jr and Evelyn Geisbert noted. Family ties trace Rev Wilhe L Kinsolving of New York and John Carr lineage. garden club meeting at Mrs Ridgely Baer’s residence features rose discussion and refreshments provided by Mr Beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Johnson
Russell Keegan
Airy
Hagerstown
Nelson Lansdale
University of North Carolina
East Church Street
Aterm
New York City
William H. Geisbert
Evelyn Geisbert
Margaret Johnson
Lieubenriire
Ohio
Archie Siup
Prederick
and &M
John T. Best
Castle
Garden Club
Frederick
Ridgely W. Baer
West Co
Observ Flag Day Luncheon in Olney for D A R Chapter
The Frederick Chapter of the D A R held a Flag Day luncheon at the Maryland community of Olney Inn near Washington. Attendees included Regent Ms. Wilson and chaplain Mrs. Ralph Hariman. A prayer, a message for June, and a card party followed. Sixteen people attended. a June 28 charity card event at Rockwill Terrace was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. KR
Maryland
Olney Inn
Washington
Dar Afemoon
Frederick
Msssis Ts. Wilson
Fez
Raiph
Hariman
Chaplein
Eni
Grayson E. Bowers
Che
Pam ME
Storm
Rockwill Terrace
Idar
Maron K_ veen
John M. Culler
Gari Sunday
Moe
Arthur E. Levi
Miriam Feely
Ann Brown
Final Program Sunday a of the League at Yellow Feimgs
A program of the League of Brees Hil M E Church at Yellow Feimgs will be held Sunday evening at 3 oclock. The program features vocal and instrumental numbers with participants including Mr and Mrs i ferble E Martz Edgar Martz Wayne eaga George Hartsock Lucile Feaga Fayetta Cannon Robert Cannon Mae usz Loutha Cove Cannon Harold Twenterz Thea Shir Moore will lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brees Hil M. E
Yellow Feimgs
Melock
Leagus i. Ung
Iferble E. Martz
Edgar Martz
Wayne
Eaga
George Hartsock
Lucile Feaga
Fayetta Cannon
Robert Cannon
Maeusz
Loutha
Farold Twenterz
Thea- Shir- ZY Moore
Weddings and marriages announced in local circles
The section lists several marriages: Frances Elizabeth Buer near Adamstown wed Karsten n of Washington at Concordia Lutheran Church Washington with reception at groom’s aunt in Washington. Margaret Biser as maid of honor. Other couples include Margaret N Hooper and Merril Hooper of Frederick area with Bel Air ceremony. Alice Abrecht and Elmer Pickett at St John’s rectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henr—Biser Russ
Frances Elizabeth Buer
Acamstown
Karstenn
Washington
Herman Hienn
Sirs. Egonf
Legation Street
Chir Fifth Street
N. W. Washington
Middletown High School
Ene C. Biser
Adamstown
Biser
Margaret Biser
Harry Thomas
Melvin Ringer
Katherine Tinney
Horace Alexander
Insects and Diseases Threaten Maryland Cucumber Crops
Extension Service warns cucumber and cantaloupe growers in College Park Maryland to watch for striped cucumber beetles wilt and blight and powdery mildew. Beetles harm plants by sucking juices and spreading wilt disease, with control via calcium arsenate gypsum Bordeaux mix and arsenate of lead sprayed early and repeatedly depending on weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Entomology
University of Maryland Extension Service
R. A. Jehle
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and School Attendance
Harney Harmey and Mrs H J Wel return from Atton New York with a few weeks stay. Mr and Mrs David Michael and Baltimore visit friends over the weekend. Sunday services at Pin Tech Presbyterian church. Mrs Samuel Hawn visits with the Fissel family. Lawrence Blevins and Fesselé circle family and Delores and John Waybright noted. Mr and Mrs Exler announce a new baby. Stambaugh visitors during the week. A N Stam and wife host dinner. Washington Street School pupils finish term with perfect attendance in second grade. Wheat and corn prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fesselé
Circle Frock
Delores
John
Aran Cay Waybright
Mrani Ms
Exler
Mir
Charles Stambaugh
Mar
Mers
Ciara Weant
A. N
Ills and Ailments Mentioned in Local Notices
Among the sick Mr. Edgar K Moore home on Bas South street remains unwell while Mrs. W W Osburn on W Thir street underwent surgery at Frederick City Hospital Friday morning and is reported to be recovering. Miss Mildred Stup, a graduate nurse at Frederick City Hospital, has suffered rheumatic fever for a year and recently completed treatment at local facilities and Johns Hopkins before returning home on March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logper—Taylor
Raymond A. Taylor
East Seventh Street
Margaret N. Wv. Merri] Hooper
A. Grant Hooper
Bel Air
Decober
E. Glenn Switzer
Oscar Staley
Reisterstown
Hooner
Frederick High School
Potomac Edison Company, Inc
Art Hooper
Ebert Ice Cream Company
Prank Castle
Catherine Wiriz
M. Kemp Bentz
Hooper
Wison
Edgar K. Moore
Bas
South Street
W. W. Osburn
Thir
Frederck City Hospital
Mildred Stup
Frederick City Hospital
Abe Ie Te Ma Tae c
Hital
Johns Hopsins
Police horses sold in transfer to Major W Sale
State police announced the sale of three horses in a transfer order. Major W Sale directed the sale while the superintendent noted there was no regret over the disposal and no objections to the transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major
Puri
Major W. Sale
Lecture by Edward F secretary of Mayland Grange
Edward F secretary of Mayland Grange delivered a Dean Vivian ut trated lecture at a Pomona Grange ring, covering ten subordinate Harford county organizations Friday night. Mr Holter attended a Pomona gathering of Washington county granges at Smithsdur Thursday night, featuring a dance school of instruction. He departed for Harford county Friday morning and planned to return today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F
Mayland Grange
Dean Vivian Uttrated
Pomona Grange
Harford County
Holter
Washington County
Smithsdur
Local notices and funeral details from Browningsville region
June 15 report from Browningsville includes a La June meeting with refreshments, church notices, and a funeral for Mr Wartlam Grimes aged 54. Other items list visits, health concerns, and a motor vehicle fines roundup in Frederick County.
For Sale Cinire room tab and ch. ee Avenue
Local notice lists a sale of a cigarette room table and chair items at 313 Posco.n, with severe immediate attention requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinire Room Tab’ 2Et Co
Ch. Ee Avenue
In Memoriam Hill Two Years On
In memoriam for Hill dated June 35 1935 marks two years since the loss with lines of remembrance and fond recollections. The verse expresses lingering memory and gratitude to the departed and honors their lasting impression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Uthand
Community Notices and Weekend Events Listings
Local readers are invited to dances and musical events at various venues including Red Mehrling’s and Guinea’s Monocacy Inn. Parachute demos by Lt. Grange, a double baseball header, swimming pool open daily, and a Saturday public sale are advertised along with piano revues, photography specials, and penny bingo fundraisers for local groups.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harmony Grove Club
Nevin Dutrow
Earl Thames
Austin Rhoads
Hugh Dean
Durrow
Hahn
Susanna
Stone
Westminster
Albert der
Mary
Ann Mercer
Ann Thames
Bioncs
Wiihe L
Jehanna
Quins
Baer-Braddock
Rey Dafoe
Braddock-Baer
New York
Fred 5
Fergrupper
NEA Sense, Inc
Dafoe
Lef. Co Righs Atcas
Ty Jane Ferguson
George H Lnn
Buffato
Fred S. Ferguson
Harney
Washington Street School
Browningsville
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Vernon Baker
Doubs
Laquor
Roy Anderson
Sykes
Roy E
Verna M. Davis
Charles Mayer
Roy Hi
Quer
John D O'Connor
Charles F. Daugheny
Mt Ainsin
Sto
Si George Pilson
Sar
Haugh
Thurmen
Appir
Memoriam
American Legion
Legion Home
Margaret
Kent
Florence A. Ry
RED Mehrling's
Henry
Dagrange Jona
Richard
Mountain Side
George M Layman
John W. RL
Kelly
Meeping Swill
North of Household
Alne V. Catsail
Smittues
Frederick Junction
Yamsville Sal Ciuy
Happy Valley Rambiers
Lieu? Grange
Thurmont
McCurdy
Braddock Heights
Frederick County
Mt. Pleasant
WM. M. Delauter
Guinea
Monocacy Inn
Fellows
Rogers Studio
W. Patrick St
Ladies Auxiliary of
Ju Fire Co
Genco
Provex
Central Chemical Co
Csrroli St
Fred E. Wilsor
Crystal Laundry
Chester L Grove
Eighth St
Best Mountain Service
Peoples Service Drug Stores
Penny Bingo
United Fire CO. Hall
Hoover's
Abe
H Lucille Wachter
Market St
Nicodemus & Culler
Citizens National Bank
THE
Citizens National Bank OF Frederick
Holmes D. Baker
Wayside Inn
Wayside Radio Service
Modm
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel
S. Frederick
Frederick Junk Company F. &. Gastiey
Chapel St
Pat- Iz
Mare
Bath
Lewis Het
Renee
Care News-Post
BECKS
Beck's Hatchery
Citzens
Beva
Eocorzp
Noah E. Cramer
Noah E Cramer
Court Street
Frederick, SD
B. Wood
Mince Meat Company
Pranklintown Road
L. E. Barnes
South Maelias
George E. Giessner
Patricew Avenue
Potts & Griffin
Shensadozh Valley
Winches
U. S
Fhone Potts & Gripfin
East Fourth St
N. Market St
Asist Mortgage Om Miodorm City Home
Roger
M. Fulmer
Magnolia
Weller's
West Second Street
News-Post
Tadaee
N. Marke
G. ED Myers
Frederick Om
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