Deaths in Washington and New Market Areas
James F P Dunlop a native of eecgetown died suddenly at his brother's home in Washington at 43 He spent childhood in Washington moved to Leesburg near Leossbury Ve later returned to Washington Survived by widow Grace Powell and three children Funeral Monday at Hammond Court Apartments burial in Oak Hill cemetery Rose Smith of New Market dies at 30 after month long illness Survived by husband Circle W Smith one son and three grandchildren Funeral Tuesday 1030 at late home then interment at Mr Oliver cemetery Frederick Funeral director W E Pal eou per notes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James FP. Dunlop
Demas Preeland Dunlop
Mack Friday
Washington
James Dunlop
United States Carents’ Court
Dunlop
Georgetown
Grace Powell
Leesburg
Frances Powell Dunlop
Eldred Dickinson
James F. Dunion
Hammond Court
Morday
Oak
Richard Potts
Rover
Peter
Edward Peter
Rockville
William C. W. Satth
Ady Smith
Wiliam C.W. Smith
New Market
Ince
George W
Ann Rebecca McCroskey
Woodsboro
Circle W. Smith
Tianeville
Mr.Oliver Cemetery
Frederick
W. E. Paleouer
Funerals and Flag Day Events Across County
Funeral services were held for Mrs Martha Lincol Moylan in Baltimore with sign language interpretation by Miss Elizabeth Benson of Gallaudet. Frichie H Heuer and Mrs Jemima Ormes Dixon also had funerals with local pallbearers. Flag Day observances in Olney featured a luncheon, prayers, and a card party with final plans for a June 28 event attended by about 96 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lincol Moylan
Daniel Moylan
Baltimore
Namble
T. G. Eliss
Calary Mel Church
George H. J Upel
Erle J. Linthicum
Walter Lend
Harry G. Benson
James Hyatt
O. B. Langrat
Harry GC. Swomiey
Theodore BH. Mceldin
Michael Paul Smith
James Foxwell
Codlawn
EH. Cline and Sons Funeral
Olney Inn
Wyatemoon
Frederick
Daughters of the
Grayses E. Bowers
Miriam M. Storm
Rockwes “Nay
Marion E. Green
John M. Caher
Gallmangar
Arthur E. Lev
Jem Feely
Ann Brown
Among County Women's Clubs in Bucketstown
Bucketstown Woman's Club hosted by Mrs Edger KR Nicodemus on a lawn meeting with nineteen members and visitors. A flower show and art program followed with prizes and readings from local members. Harmony Grove Club concluded season with nineteen members and seven visitors and planned a lawn picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucketstown
Edger
KR. Nicodemus
C. E Main
Collect
Edgar R. Nicodemus
H. S. Shue
Nellie Day
Adamstown
A. BE
McCuskey
Mony Grove Club
Harmony Grove Club
Nevin Dutrow
Earl Thomas
Austin Rhoads
Hugh | Dean
Dutrow
Hahn
Susanna
Biis. Stone
Westminster
Albert de Lauter
Duex
Mary
Ann Mercer
Ann Thomas
Ree
Shrine parade attendees and local family notes in transient report
Mrs Harcy Johrson and Mrs Rus Heesan attended the Shrine parade in Washington on Tuesday. Miss Elise Sols and Miss Cathy Shaw visit Hagertown at the home of Mr Charles F. Sae Nekon Lensdaiz, UNC class member returning from New York City. Mr and Mrs Archie Stup receive congratulations on birth of a 9 pound son June 12. Mother and child are doing nicely. Rev Whe L Xinsolving of New York city visited Frecenick Friday to trace Cary ancestry. he is a great great grandson of John Cary who seized Letick before 1750 and family lived in Frederick over 100 years in 1809. He heads to Charowes wile, Va for Public Affairs. asks for information on Cary parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harcy Johrson
Rus- Heesan
Ally
Washington
Elise Sols
Cathy Shaw
Hagertown
Charles F. S Ae Nekon Lensdaiz
Hor
University of North Carolina
East Church Street
Aew
York City
Archie Stup
John T. Best
Harmon
Mary Castle
Miriam Rhoads
A. A
Mystic Jon
Whe L. Xinsolving
Episcopal Clereyman
New York City
Frecenick
John Cary
Letick
Frederick
Charoweswile
Cary
Garden Club Meeting Highlights Frecenck Warden Talk
The rema at meeting of the warden of Frecenck was held Friday afternoon at Mrs Ridgely W Baer West College Terrace with good attendance. Mrs Ernest Helfenstein presided and Mrs Dickinson Woodstock Va spoke on Tore gardens and displayed roses. Tea by Mrs Eger followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frecenck
Ridgely W. Baer
West College Terrace
Ernest Helfenstein
Tore Gardens
Dickinson
Woodstock
Eger
Weddings Tie Bisser and Hern in Concordia Ceremony
Frances Elizabeth Biss Biser from Adamstown married Karl Hern of Washington at Concordia Lutheran Washington. Attendants included maid of honor Margaret Biser and best man Herman Renn. After a reception, the couple planned a honeymoon and a home on Thirty Fifth Street NW Washington. Margaret Taylor and Elmer Pickett nuptials noted, with details of venues and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hena—Biser Biss
Frances Elizabeth Isser
Adamstown
Karl Hern
Washington
Concordia Lutheran
Herman Renn
Egolf
Legation Street
Leter
Thirtyfifth Street
N. W
Middletown High School
Eric C. Biser
Bear Adamstown
Biser
Margaret Biser
Harry Thomas
Melvin Ringer
Katherine Tinney
Horace Alexander
Insects and Diseases May Attack Md Plants
Maryland Extension Service warns cucumbers and cantaloupes to watch for striped cucumber beetle and diseases like wilt blight and anthracnose. It outlines calcium arsenate dust, Bordeaux mix spray, and arsenate of lead treatments with application timing based on weather and vine development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Entomology and
University of Maryland Extension Service
R. A. Jehle
Local Community Notes and School Attendance Highlight Week
Harney Hamner and family visit Avon. Dayd Michael and family from Baltimore spread over the weekend. Children's Day services scheduled at Pine Creek Presbyterian Church next Sunday. Various locals including Hawnszen, Frock, Fox families, Eyler, Aargate, Warnerhos, Snyder and Stambaugh noted as visitors or residents. Meadow Street School praised for perfect attendance and no tardies. second grade pupils acknowledged. Grain market update mentions a 2 p.m. rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maz UN Mees
Clara Ween
Nettie Haak
Ted Mro
Art
Hazel Mors
Manted
Ill and Presumably Recovering Citizens In Local Care
Among The Sick Mr Edgar K Moore has been ill for some time on East South street. Mrs W W Osburn on West street was operated on at Frederick City Hospital Friday morning and is reported to be doing well. Miss Mildred Siup, a graduate nurse at Frederick hospital, has been improving after rheumatic fever and is able to be out. She underwent treatment at Frederick City Hospital and Johns Hopkins and returned home from the local hospital in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar K. Moore
East South Street
W. W. Osburn
West Street
Frederick City Hospital
Mildred Siup
Frederick €. Hospital
Johns Hepmas Hospital
Maren
Police Horses Sold To Fund Transfers Of Officers
A fragment indicates police horses were sold on a Friday to raise funds for officer transfers. Names and exact details are unclear due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purden Wigherittenden
Lecture at Pomona Grange on Harford county units
Edward FL Hater secretary of the Siaryla Grange gave a Dean V lated lecture at a Pomona Grange covering subordinate organizations of Harford county Friday night. Mr Holter attended a Pomona meeting in Smithsburg Thursday night where a grange school of instruction was held. Holter left for Harford county Friday morning and expects to return today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward FL Hater
Siaryla Grange
Pomona
Harford County
Holter
Wington County
Smithsburg
La des Ard Holds June Meeting At Beall Home
Browningsville June gathering of La des Ard held at Mr and Mrs Leste Beall home. Members presided over business session and refreshments were served. Next meeting location to be announced. Rev F R Barnes assigned a charge in Piedmont West Virginia with Rev Harm Chande replacing him. Mrs Dorcas Day and others visited Lester Watkins at his home. Mrs Watkins confined to bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Day
Libby Benne
Fanne Beall
Maurice Watkins
Jane Greene
Ite Wats
Lester Watkins
Local notices and events mix from Bethesda area
Local mentions cover a June calendar of dances bingo and community dances from American Legion Apiary members to the Elks Tap Dancing club. Parachute jumps are noted with dates and locations plus funeral services for Mr Grimes and a large Sunday attendance at Mountain Side Look Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Lesion
Elks
Auto Fines Reported and Local Notices At Monocacy Inn
The report from the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles notes violations and fines. Vernon Esker and Doubs had licenses revoked for drunken driving. Roger Anderson refused a license after an accident. Names like Rey, Baker, O Connor, Pilsen, and others show fines for reckless driving and under similar charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissoner of Motor Vehicles
e@ hiterse
Vernon Esker
Doubs
Roger Anderson
Siikeshasker
Fredi E. Rey E. Baker
Uaz
Charles
Uar
John D. O'Connor
Boulevard
George Pilsen
For Rent Mated 311 Sterer Immediate Possession
Property listing notes immediate possession and rent terms. Wertheimer appears as contact or agent in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wertheimer
In Memoriam Hill Taney Gese Two Years Past
In memoriam note from the wife honors Hill Taney Gese two years after his death on June 15 1935. The verse speaks of enduring memory and unending love. The tribute reflects a private widow’s remembrance and emotional farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Taney
Husband
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Aics
Jemima Ormes'ixon
Curtis A. Dinon
Buckpystown Station
GE. Dryden
Methods
Protestant Church
Buckeystown
Rock of Ages
A. Hart Etchison
Old Rugged Cross
J. Thomas Burges
Willam E. Shoox
Jamies A. Rogers
Har
Nan F Culler
Bistrand
Garry Stone
Mt. Olive
Yon and Son
Giecio
Focal
Jerhle Elenga
George Hartsock
Jayelta Cannon
Robe
Jusz. Loucla Ci Faroia Twote Sunderg "Moore
COCE
Fosneree
Quins
Doctor
Baer-Braddock
Raingside
Frea S Ferguson
Dafoes
Betty Jane Ferguson
George H Lyon
Alen Roy Dafoe
Braddock-Baer
NEA Service, Inc
Contro
Dionne
Dafoe
Fred S. Perguson
Hooper—Taylor
Raymond A. Taylor
East Seventh Sttreet
Margaret N
T. Merrii Hooper
A. Grant Hooper
Dill Avenue
Bel Air
E. Glenn Switzer
Oscar Staley
Reisterstown
Hooper
Fredk
Potomac Edison Company. Inc
Seam Company
M. Kemp Bentz
Wison Avenue
Pickett
Abrecht
George W. Abrecht
West
Patrick Street
Alice
Elmer Pickett
Roy Pickett
St. Joan’s Catholic Church
T. Skrzynski
George F. Abrecht
Harney
Witham Derk
Gion Street School
Browningsville
Anu Neras
ALY. M.C
R. Margaret S. Ken
Piave Revue
Florence A. Huss
Fairview Ave
Calvary
M E Church
RED Menaling S
Sison
Okuichen
Henry
Dagrange
John W. Net
Richard Thomas
Penny Bingo United Fire CO. Hall
Prives
Hoover's Meat Market
Market Street
H Lucille Wachter Marner
Nicodemus & Culler General Br “Phone
Mountain Side Look
Inn
Green's
N. Market St. Door
George M. Layman
Citizens National Bank
Marke
St.a
Alice V. Catsail
Smithies
Frederick Junction
Yamsvile Ball Club
Happy Valley Ramblers
Borr
George de Grange
Thurmont
Etta Catsail
Beatrice
Spe
W Berries
Kemptown Council
Carl
Robert
Herbert{ Wean
Urner
Sterling Mutix
Maynard Watkins
Grimes
Gox
E. L. Grimes
Washington, DC
Jesse Baker
John
Mt. Pleasant
Mits Ros
WM. M. Delauter
Tory
Mic
Baseball
Majestic
McCurdy Field
Braddock Heights
Frederick County
Ida Sutin
Balimore
May Broadhurst
Umsberger
Mon
Guinea
Monocacy Inn
Rogers Studio
W. Patrick St
Ladies Auxiliary
Junior Pro Co
Cenco
Provex
Central Chemical Coo
S. Carroll St
Fred E. Wilson
Denist, Walter
Crystal Laundry
Chester IL
Grove
Daty y_ PEOPLES SERVICE
Warside Radio Service
Frederick June Company
Cnaper St
Frederix
P.pe
Junk Company
J. L. Gastley
Chapel St
THE
Holmes D. Baker
Third ST
Ate Posteas
Pyice
Onary
Bath Law
H Kroth
Marset Street
Care News-Post
BECE
Beck's Hatchery
Muavy
News-Post
Hamilton
Spkeayzle, Md
Noah
Cramer & Son
Noah E. Cramer & Son
Court Street
Wood's Mince Men Company
Nkiintown Road
L . Barnes
South Market Street
George E. Glessner
Psirview Aveouie
Potts & Griffin
Shenandosa Valley
Winchester
U. S
Potts & Griffin Phone 100
N. Market St
Roger MC Fulmer
Welter
Sea Ff
Ws-Post
R. Fiautt
Assembly of
Mar
Mar Spec.al Sess.on of 1933, and As On Fie In Th
Office of License Commssioner
Court House
G. ED Myers
Liverse
Frederick Co
Memoriam
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