Deaths an Infant Shistey Kupe
An infant child named Shistey Kupe dies in a local funeral notice listing parents Earl W. Ripe and Lacere Foreman. The brief notice notes the infant’s age and lineage among community families.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1936
Page
5
An infant child named Shistey Kupe dies in a local funeral notice listing parents Earl W. Ripe and Lacere Foreman. The brief notice notes the infant’s age and lineage among community families.
The article records funeral services for Jacob Daniel Shook and a second deceased, detailing locations near Lenttons and Lew Istosn, with ministers Rev WE Neeson and Rev Mr Krone, and a procession of pallbearers including Paul Shoox and Tay Shook. Caskets were handled by M L Creager and Son, with interment at nearby cemetery. Floral emblems are listed.
A two story frame bank barn on the Charles M Glass and son farm near Emmitsburg was destroyed by a fire early Wednesday. Fifteen wheels a wagon manure spreader hay and straw were buried in the flames. The blaze was discovered at 1 30 by the Glogs family Pecces and cattle were in the vicinity. The Taneytown Fire Company helped prevent spread to nearby buildings.
Officials note little over a third of veterans appeared for bond certification, suggesting tighter demand for ready money. Postmaster Motter outlines hours and potential night openings, with a Tuesday to Friday schedule and 40 hour week constraints impacting certification, while some veterans and local posts show limited turnout and interest.
A detailed society notice describes the Green and Town nuptials scheduled for seven o clock at a local church. It lists the bridal party, guests of honor, and several pre wedding entertainments hosted by family and friends across rooms and residences in the area.
Miss Steler Graser daughter of Mr and Mrs William Graser married George Dixon of Gloucester Massachusetts at First Baptist Church Wednesday evening Rev W C Royal officiated The newlyweds will reside in Gloucester Mass. PAIR accompanied by Miss Alice Graser and William Graser from the bride's family.
Mr Charles Sizes of Pittsburgh has been dating his mother and will return home by evening. Ruth Smith of North Market Street is in New Haven Conn to attend a startvard boat race next week. Mr and Mrs A Richton Mr Pap Cerny and Mr Frank Smith Jr attended the Pennsylvania Directora Association convention in Warrensburg, Pa. Grace Dippy member of the treaty college spending time with her parents in Westminster and other family items noted.
A collage of old Frederick area notices showcases dance nights at the Mountainside Inn and Jefferson Inn, prize tickets, car offers, real estate sales, grocery specials, and a Sanitary Fish Market ad. The page promotes events, vehicles, and local merchants with contact details and dates.
Reports from Washington describe policymakers and cabinet members debating a constitutional question, with emphasis on potential amendments and the president’s stance. The discussion centers on court interpretations, party positions, and the role of the NRA and press coverage in shaping the debate.
A Lewistown group from the Among County Women's Clubs traveled Saturday by bus Miss Lewis town to Pier 8 Baltimore and then aboard the Dixie to Seaside Park. The party included Mrs Gen Armold Mrs Elsie Steak and many Stull family members plus other locals for a pleasant Chesapeake Bay cruise.
The New Windsor High School commencement occurred on June 18 at Blue Ridge College. 22 graduates received diplomas from Dr. Abdel Ross Wentz of Gettysburg, PA, with music by the school orchestra directed by Prof. Philp Royer and Mr. Crouse. Several honor rolls and awards are listed, including top honors for Charles Faga r Fogle and Naomi Irene Wolfe. Additional graduation details cover elementary and seventh grade honors in Carroll County. A Baltimore marriage license was issued for Ryan S. Berker and Faith P. Ackerman, with anniversary notes for Roscoe Fo Roderick. The text also contains plant and product mentions and other miscellaneous items.
Miss Mildred Meeves, shown at the Cleveland convention, becomes the first woman to serve on the U. P. platform committee. An attorney in the capital since Nicholas Longworth's death, she has broad party ties and active involvement with the Young Republicans.
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