Deaths of Buffington Lantz Wolf and Virgins
Obituary notices report Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Buffington aged 66 found dead at home in Frederick County due to heart trouble. Margaret E. Lantz aged 60 of Thurmont dies after complications of illnesses. Daniel M Wolf of Washington County dies at 87 after a long illness. Mrs. George A Virg ts age 66 mourned. services pending at local churches and cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ¥. Buffingion
Mary Elizabeth Buffington
Jon. Bridge
Buffington
J.H. Legge
Uncon Bridge
Frederick County
John Wes
Boone
Martha
E. Buffington
Priced Buffington
Ira Buffer
Joan
U.age
Emory R. Buffington
Wake- S. Md
Martha Decker
Balore
Mary Wachter
Mountain View
D. Harzier and Sons
Margaret
Lantz
Margaret E. Lantz
Thurmont
Chmen K
Whitmore
Wheawon
Grandchldren
Mariza Egenbrode
Rocky E
Princeton Man Earns Arts Degree and Honors
A Princeton student completed his Bachelor of Arts degree, graduating with honors and civic involvement. He served as drama critic and feature editor for the undergraduate newspaper and was active in student groups. The class of 1934 voted him among the most respected by campus peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Harry Haller, Jr
Iast
Princetsman
Priceton
2Iso
The
Tiger
McCarter
Yard Moss Catherne
Engagement announced for Louise Darner and Ar Woodrow Corbin
Mr and Mrs Louis Darner announce the engagement of their daughter Louise to Ar Woodrow Corbin son of Mr and Mrs William Corbin of Westminster The couple met at a card party hosted by the Carner family No wedding date has been set A color scheme of green and yellow marked the event with prizes worn by Mrs Harry Ewing and Miss Pearl Corbin Attendees included Dor othy White Leona Palmer Dora Darner Lowie Darner and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Darner
Trail Avenue
Louise
Woodrow Corbin
Wiliam Corbin
Westminster
Dora Darner
Lowie Darner
Marlin LeGore
Albert Scott
Harry Ewing
Donald Kreh
Herbert Corbin
Walliam Corbin
Elgin Hemp
Roy Schroeder
Darner
Local Personal Notes Include College Degrees and Travel Plans
Peggy Porter visits Knox College alumna circles while James E. Porter, Charles W. Smith and families plan Cape May trips. University of Pennsylvania honors W Douglas Zimmerman and Ruth B English with bachelor and master degrees. Several residents head to Rockville and others relocate to new jobs. A family music night is reported improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Porter
Eos Knox College
Galesburg
James EL. Porter
McCardell Apartments
Constable
Charles W. Smith
Helen
Mary Elizabeth
Cape May
N. J
Estelle Biser
D Benton Biser
Jean Mame
Daniel
O. J. Spar
W Biser
W. Douglas Zimmerman
Ruth B. English
University of: Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Zimmerman
Willam D. Zimmerman
Third Street
Engish Elone
Agnes Fisher
Jane
United Brethren Church of Red
Bert Fiemuz
Graduation Day Highlights at Taneytown Tasertown
June 19 graduation address delivered by Don Frank Fenn of Baltimore’s Sin gels and All Angels Protestant church. Students received diplomas including Lecidean Clay Bankard and Kenneth W Baumgardner. certificates presented to Norman Reno Houck and others. Moonlight excursion planned on Tolchester steamer June 25 under the 4 S Union with tickets via Mildred Shriner and Murray Baumgardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasertown
Tme
Don Frank Fenn
Singels and All Angels
Baltimore
Lowing
Lecidean Clay Bankard
Kenneth Won Baumgardner
Mary Thelma Cruts
Mary Kar Dore
Beatrice F.ger
Eileen Clair Henze Ambrose Leo Hess
Elen Hope Hess
Janette Elizabeth Sawyer
Edmund James Morrison
Henry Immel Adolar Jr
John Harter Sk Ter
Grace Catherne Stonesifer
Miriam Ophea Utz
Woodrow Wilson
Utz
Edith
Greenmount
Tolchester
Mildred Shriner
Murray Baumgardner
Louise Barnes
Harry Lamberty
Hanover
Tan Church
Mear West
Frances Lominster
Roberta Feeser
Robert Shriner
Mera
Birthday party honors Maegen at Taylorsville home
June 12 event with flowers and pink decor. guests include Mr and Mrs Barnes and family. Several listed attendees attend in honor of Maegen as the community notes a strawberry festival upcoming on June 21 with New Windsor band. Recovered residents and conference news appear among family updates and social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teyiorsville
Gwen Tuosc Temoon
Af HO Maegen
Ma Sutts
Ass. Invin
A. Barnes
Ratmeier
Gurmie Steller
Ham Cha
Mir Roeland Goenell
FS. Met
Themes Moore
Cairm Baker
Ayoof Mir Barnes
Mors Barnes
Barnes
Harmer Goerne Fuest
Staer
Micary
Roland Gosnell
Water CIA
Calin
T Byers
Nail
Mocs
OH Mazin
Rev
Howard Amers
Taylorsvile
Tiday
New Windsor
Bertha Ingles
Frank Byers
Augustine Featured in Baltimore Presbyterian Service
Dr Smith presented a program at Baker Park during the first community Sunday evening service. The well known churchman Augustine was featured on conference programs at Hood College on several occasions, drawing attention in religious circles. The event highlighted the Presbyterian church symbol and the local church life in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustine
Baltimore
Presbyterian Church
M Sesson
Smith
Baker Park
Hood
Bible Thought He Lord Nigh Unto Them With Broken Heart
Fragmentary verse fragment cites Psalm 34 18 about the Lord saving those with a contrite heart. The readable lines mention a bleeding breast and fear not from outward foes, attributed to Byron in a biblical contemplation.
Woodsboro Church of God Hosts Evening Lectures and Social
The Woodsboro Church of God conducts nightly meetings led by Mrs. Clar and Rev. Mo. Gon with singing by Mrs. Jonn. An archaeology lecture precedes the service, with illustrated talks each evening. Special delegations attend. an outdoor social and campfire are planned by the B C E Society on the church lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
On of God
Dresenmi
Mrrs
Jonn
J F Fife
Lutherrch
Gorso
Germantown
Thurman
C. E
Chrerendure
Fel&s
Bridge Collapse Anniversary Observation
A local commemoration marks the anniversary of a bridge collapse. The event notes the historic failure and the ongoing impact on the community and infrastructure awareness.
Fragmentary Notice Traces Family Dispute Details
Fragmentary OCR lines reference a wife and husband financial matter including a large sum. Some numbers appear as $1 and $8,000,000. Details are unclear due to damaged text. The readable items suggest a judicial or settlement context but are incomplete.
Harmony Grove Club Holds Final Meeting of the Season
Harmony Grove and Lander Women’s Clubs closed their year with final gatherings. Harmony Grove featured songs and readings led by Mrs Elmer MTS and Mrs A of the WSS Gaplased. Lander Club hosted Homemaker Corner, a kitchen game, and prizes for Mrs Margaret Hicks and another member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Grove Club
Honomasa
Elmer
Mass
Crum “Charen
Eleanor Thomas
Lander Women's Club
Lander Womens Club Hekt
Ctw
Wilam Fry
Wernesdawn
Owench
John Fanier
Margaret Hicks
W . Souny
Detour area residents welcomed guests and events
The column lists visits and social notes from Detour and nearby towns. Warren and Delaplane families host gatherings. several residents return from Westminster. excursions to Braddock Heights Lutheran reunion are noted with music direction by Mrs. Fife. Other entries mention farm visits, kin connections, and local engagements in Frederick County and Woodsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Delapiene
Westminster
Detour
Evelyn Owings
Westminter
Frank Delaplane
Fam Ny
Doris
Elma Young
Edward Young
Jesse P. Wer- Lyght
Margaret
Elizabeth Hoover
Frederick
Gloria
Marshall Wolfe
Vallie Shorb
Carmen
Delaplane
Mildred Casahun
Frederick County
Jeasie Afiss
Mary Jane Fazoland
Rea
George Mentz
Witen S$ Ter
le Shorb
F J Shen
Va’ Place
Chalmer Grossa
Mar
Fawheld-Westerm
Grant Edmondser
WG Edmondson
Eter
Evelyn
Woodsboro
Pajama Party and Skating Rink Feature At Local Venues
Local notices announce a Pajama Party Special Feature at Braddock Heights Skating Rink on Wednesday June 20 with prize of 2.50 for most attractive. Tiintey M F Church in the South hosts a Thursday June 21 evening event. Tinas Binga listed among locals with prizes and invitations for 3 Ad Comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiintey
Braddock
Junior Choir Outing and Local Notices
Junior Choir of Evangel ial Lutheran Church School meets Courcn Thursday afternoon June 21 at 5 30 for its annual class. Reading about them on this page. Walkersville Pond Opening June 26 after 5 pm ice cream and home made cake. Real estate for sale items and various notices follow including police uniforms bids and local shop sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junio Chir
Evangelial Lutheran Church School
Courcn
Anual Olass
William D Zimmerman
Walkersville Pisgrround
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Daniel M. Wolf
Amiel Maten Wolfne
Washington County
Dani Eliza Wolf
Muni
da Rebecca Wolf
Monvevue
Susan Stormlemyer
Jennie Chae
Highthe Ge Co
O. Fuss and Son
George A. Virts
Beery- 2
L. HK
Miona E. Gibson
Maudacod Brerman
Wry
Iumore
Cnaries Urner Pree
Hopkins scheiniverSsity
Toetam
Bos
Taneytown
Taylorsville
Augustine Smith
Bible Thought
Claran
Guy Warren
Rhea
Hannah
Ville
James Warren
B Rosenour
Harmony Grove
Bors
Ramsburg
P Lather Rice
Uicers
Znea Exesuiors
Dewes Brown
MT Airy
Aifteen Police
Er Neigat
Miner's
Amelia Yost
Church St
Lewistown
Ice Cream Walkersville
Chester L Grove
E. C. Refauver
Becks
Mt . Ma
Gilmore R. Plautt
Bath
Saem Row
Gil RE
Market Street
Maryland
Carroll Parkway
Independent Hose Company
Braddock Hink
Green
Best Fountain
People's Service Drug Stores
Citizens National Bank
Frederick, MD
Justis D. Baer
Hormes D. Baker
John H. Baker
Joseph McDiott
William G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
J. Travers Thomas
Jostin D. Baker
Thomas H. HaLen
Charles A. Coxey
M. D
Joan S&s. Newman
James H. Gambrill, JR
HolMes D. Baker
Dante Baker, JR
Joan H. Baker
Entas B. Ramsburg
Arusibald E. Fisher
Potts & Griffin
At & Mos
Leasuec
Monmouth C
Care News
Ted
Crssapeare
P. Luther Rice
Luther Rice Real Estates
East Third ST
Noah E. Cramer
Noah E Cramer & Son, Realtors
Court Street
Quynns Hardware Store
Jefferson Street
Plano
Adams Garage
Buckeystow
Glessner
Fairview Avenue
Clarence Robberts
Log Cabin Inn
Jefferson
Acts of the General Assembly of Maryland
Eli G. Haugh
Daiy
North Marke
East Chird Atrest
Seeone
Wachter
East Second
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