Funeral Wednesday For Mrs Allen F Feeser Of Taneytown
Mrs Mabeth Feeser wife of Aves F Feeser prominent Taneytown contractor died at Hanover General Hospital Sunday at 3 am age 4 years She was connected with local church groups and Sunday School work Survived by her parents husband one daughter Roberta and two sons Jona and William Funeral Wednesday at 10 am from her home with Grace Reformed Church services Rev Guy P Bready officiating and Invermont Reformed Church Cemetery funeral directors C O Fuss and Son
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabeth Feeser
Aves F. Feeser
Taneytown
Hanover General Hospital
Feeser
Carroll County
Jean
Mayme Perry
Lakeside
Mary
Ladies’ Aid Whag Workers i Children’s Ards Society
Parent-Tescaer Assoc
Roberta Feeser
Jona
William Feeses
Drowner
Reymond J. Perry
Grace Reformed Church
Taney
Town
Guy P. Bready
Minnie RK. Brachey
Minnie Rachel Brachey
Howard
Brachey
Bartonsville
Silas and
Mary Hart Rickards
Mt. Carmel M P. Church
Crames E. Bruchey
Braddock
George Wiliam Bruchey
Monrovia
Samuel Starr
Frederick
Edward Neff
Washington
Roger L. Bruchey
Roseville
Mich
Grover Crummill
Lewis Rickards
Samuel Rickards
Thurmont
George Klipp
Rocky Springs
Albert Anglebower
Luther Mahoney
Frank Gambrill
Baltimore
Clarence Ninor
Otlock
Mi Olivet
M. RB. Etchison and Son
John J. Flickinger
Anna Arminta Flickinger
John Jacob Flickinger
Keymar
Frederick City Hospital
William Flickinger
Edna Mayr Moore
California
Haugh’s Church
Herbert Schmidt
David
Julia Six
C. O. Fuss
Fynerzi
Henry E. Keys
Henry Elijah Keys
Doubs
Frederick County
Effie Herbert
Montevue
Etchison and Son
Deaths in area recount several elderly residents
A series of obituaries from Bartonsville to Keymar notes the deaths of Minnie Rachel Bruchey at 70 after two weeks illness, Margaret M. Clopper at 45, Anna Arminta Flickinger at 63, and Henry Elijah Keys at 90. Surviving family members and church affiliations are listed, with funeral details and burial plans at Mi Olivet, Haugh's church, and Montevue.
Pretty Flower Garden At Government House
The Government House Annapolis garden, cared for by Mrs. Harry W. Nice, features red brick paths, white pergolas, and a pond. She began the garden last spring and replanted many blooms after a tougher previous summer, adding Newport pink phlox and various flowering beds near the pool with koi and delphiniums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government House
Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
Maryland
Mrs. Nice
WEDDINGS IN WASHINGTON AND FREDERICK AREAS
Naomi Gladys Corner and Samuel M Corner announce marriage in Haines City on May 15 officiated by Rev J W McCullough. Agnes Prinoda and John Zimmerman wed in Woodsboro with Rev H H Schmid officiating amid Baltimore and Washington guests. Irene Long and Arthur Cecil unite at Buckeystown First Baptist church. Mary Crandall and William Shook wed in Trinity Methodist Episcopal in Washington with reception by Beade family. Maynard Ausherman and Mary Bowman married in Church of the Brethren with Rev Ralph Shober officiating. Engagements: Margaret Coblentz to A Melvin Ringer and Marietta to Charles Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corener—Baker
E J. Baker
Haines City
Fla
Frederick
Naomi Gladys
Samuel BM. Corner
Tampa
J. W. McCullough
June Baxer
Corner
Cecil—Long
Arthur E. Cecil
Edward Cecil
Irene E.long
J. Clifford Long
Buckeystown
First Baptist Church
W. C. Royal
Shook—Cranddall
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington
Mary Young Crandall
William Zimmerman Shook
William E. Shook
Elizabeth Clagznett
Raymond Chas Baade
Jeanne Baade
Miss Ruth Shock
Mrs. Fannie Earl
Miss Shook
Mrs. Earl
Mrs. Shook
Raymond Beade
Speade
Baltimore
Fairmont
W. Va
Witl June Howers
Atlantic City
N. J
Hill Crest
Miami
Florida
Shook
Watkins Lumber and Coal Company
St Pleasant
Howard Zimmerman, Jr
Rusherman
West South Street
Eric C Biser
Adamstown
Margaret Coblentz
A. Melvin Ringer
J. M. Ringer
Youngwood
Marietta
Charles F. Lewis
George R. Lewis
Saloon Robbery Under Investigation by Union Bridge Police
Union Bridge authorities probe the burglary of Harry Boutson’s saloon last Wednesday night. The cash register contained about 70 dollars, entry gained through a window. The report notes four Buddhist holy mountains in China including Wu Tai Shan, Omei Shan, Chui-hua Shan, and Pa-To.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Harry Boutson
China
Wu Tai Shan
Shansi Province
Omei Shan
Szechwan
Chui-hua’ Shan
Anhwei
Pa-To
Chusan Islands
Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits and Weddings
Miss Carrie Gangloft of York visits the Buchs near Frederick while George H. Railing moves from Alexandria to Frederick to settle an estate. Mr and Mrs Frushour tour the midwest coast after their June Cumberland wedding. Dozens of Mount Airy and Frederick residents are listed visiting, hosting, or attending events including a WPA director's Hagerstown trip and Eloise Biser enrolling at West Virginia College of Beauty Culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Gangloft
York
Frank Buch
Frederick
William O. Wernenbaker
West Third Street
County Board of Auditors
George H. Railing
Alexandria
Christian Railing
George Railing
Ray Davis
Howard Davis
Doubs
Fairmont
N. C
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Mollie C. Floyd
Nell Floyd
Barbara Floyd
M. R. Sheets
Sheets
Harry V. Frushour
Cumberland
Eugene P. Skyles
St Marks Reformed Church
Mid West Coast
Bernard Yonkers
Emmitsburg
Eleanor R. Eisel
Mr. Yonkers
Lawrence Green
Mount Airy
Harvey Green
Virginia
Rachel
Harvey
James Crouthamel
Will Green
An‘na May
Elmer ‘Craver
Mary Ellen
Lee Layman
Arlene
George Kemp
George
Herman Layman
Mary Sweeps
Nimrod
Franklin
James Edward
Arthur Layman
Dorothy Windsor
Amy Harrison
Bettie Harrison
F. W. Springer
WPA
Hagerstown
Eloise Biser
Esther Biser
Jefferson Street
West Virginia College of Beauty Culture
Biser
Frederick High School
Local Hospital Updates Health of Several Residents
Among the sick, Charles E. Carbaugh, son of Mildred Shafer, was moved from Fort Washington to Walter Reed Hospital in Washington, where he had his tonsils removed. Mrs Gordon Spurrier recovers after leg infection surgery at Frederick City Hospital and expects to go home soon. Harm Shipley underwent a U S Marines hospital Baltimore operation and is doing nicely. Leonard Kreb is homebound with the grippe. Emory L Coblentz, Middletown, improved after pneumonia following an University of Maryland hospital operation. Reno Harp, West Second Street, improves after a few days of illness. Richard Jacobs, 12 East Fourth Street, had tonsil removal at Frederick City Hospital on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pii
Charles E. Carbaugh
Mildred Shafer
East Seventh Street
Fort Washington
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
Gordon W. Spurrier
Frederick City Hospital
Shipley
U. S. Marines
Baltimore
Leonard B. Kreb
West
Patrick Street
Emory L Coblentz
Middletown
University of Maryland
Reno S. Harp
West Second Street
Richard Jacobs
George M. Jacobs
East Fourth Street
Reports Made At Meeting Of Synod
One hundred seventy four delegates registered for the synod session with attendees from Virginia and the District of Columbia area. The opening service featured organ prelude doxology invocation and a sermon by Moderator Rev Dr Rohrez, with Rev D Hobart Evans assisting and Willard G Purdy leading prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synocan
Macylacs
Delsaare
Virgina
Dev
Columbia
Cole
Washcorg
Mately Soa
Freetey Rohrer
Wasa Ngien
W Ter Knipp
Baltimore
2 OF Balmore
Rolph Witzmingsen
J C Kerpe
Washington
George M Cummings
D Hobart Evans
Willard G. Purdy
First Central Church
Wimnington
Del
Rohrez
Improvements At Camp Ritchie Highlight Year Of Growth
The Adjutant General reports Camp Ritchie has become one of the region’s best with a new 1000 yard range six targets a machine gun range pistol range and a rebuilt regimental headquarters and officers mess. Nineteen enlisted men from Maryland National Guard units are to receive Sons of American Revolution medals at the summer encampment including George R. Keller Lemuel D. Keller Allen R. Kinsey and promotion for David H. Hardman to corporal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland National Guard
Camp Ritchie
Office of
Adjutant General
State Police
Coast Guard
Department of Justice
Ritchie
Sons of American Revolution
George R. Keller
Lemuel D. Keller
Allen R. Kinsey
David H. Hardman
History of United Brethren Church in Pennsylvania
A history by Dr. Paul E. Holdcraft on the Pennsylvania conference of the United Brethren church is being distributed by conference ministers. It covers 3560 pages with illustrations and profiles 160 churches and many early figures in Western Maryland Southern Pennsylvania and Welsh Virginia. It notes Otterbein and Geeting and Newcomer as pivotal early figures in the Middletown Myersville Boonsboro and Keedysville area. It also mentions Buddhist relics displayed on Grnei Shan in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
The
United Brethren Church
Paul E. Holdcraft
Emmanuel Church
Hagerstown
United Brethren
Maryland
Virginia
Reformed Church
Frederick
Philip Wilhelm Otterbein
Middletown
Myersville
Boonsboro
Keedysville
Mi Heeron
United Brethren I
George Adam Geeting
Beaver Creek
Christian Newcomer
Holdcraft
Trinity M. E. South Bible School Opens
The Trinity M E South Bible School opens at the church this morning with attendance ok. Classes organized for pea and se. Rev WoT Gover and teachers listed. Mrs WOW, Mrs Denier, Mae Virgin Murphy, Sine Fairey Duvall, Miss Dorahy Murs, Mrs Lenora Ford, Miss Jane Crum among staff. EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETS. Bingo party planned at United Fire Engine House Saturday 7 to 10 pm. Miss Flossie Cain chairing arrangements. Summer events planned. INCLUDED IN ANTHOLOGY: Poetry House Anthology published by Poetry House New York includes Frederick author Miss Mary Esther Tutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
da Ion Bible School
Tre Southen
Ty. Jannor
Pea
Ted
Gover
Wow
Denier
Mae Virgin
Murphy
Sine Fairey Duvall Fae
Wit Gover
Bosed
Frederick County Hood Club
Merz Linguier Enzelbrecht
United Fire Engine House
Flossie Cain
Poetry House
Fifth Avenue
New York
Mary Esther Tutl
Frederick
Local notices and festival ads fill Frederick page
A crowded list of local notices includes eye care and arch supports by Dr. Ross, Old Midway Fire Company festival June 25 with Lehr Family, Moonlit reads, and several events at Arcady and Mt Pleasant. Also ads for Fisher Coal Co, hardware bargains, scrap iron, and a charity card of thanks for Mrs. Alice Bouldin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Midway Fire Company
Lehr
NEW Midway Fire CO
Alice Bouldin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Allen F. Feeser
Hanover
Margaret M. Clopper
Samuel
Cropper
Clearspring
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Charles W
Richard RB
Samuel E
Catherine
Alice Lender
Mertersburg
Christina Remsburg
Walkersville
Catherine Rowland
Clearspr
Somoza
Anastasio Somoza
Nicaragua
Papa el Presgente
LVS
A. Brown Caldwe
Walbrook Presbyterian Church
George E. Bevans
Board of Christian Education
Peter Y. F. Shih
Chinese Christian Conference In America
Nanking
E. Gertrude Shipley
Synodical Society
Rolph
New Castle
Chas. F. Eastman
J Claire Sowers
J. Howard Brsuntein
Elizabeth Harrar
J. W. Reynolds
Wilbur LaRoe
Ralph Nagle
Bruce H. MecDonal
B. H. McDonald
Grnei Shan
Buddha
Trinity M. E. South Bible School
WM. E. Ross
N. Market St. Frederick
Walter Winpigler
Fish’s
Araby
Young Pepples Society of Mit
Zion Lutheran Church
MT. Pleasant Camp Inn
Mt. Pleasant
Ash Bottom Ramblers
Orphans’ Court
Charles F. Goodell
Fisher Coal CO
Water ST
Lewistown
Lewistown Hall Grounds
Ifraiby
B. F. Grove
Ebert Hardware CO
West Patrick St
Chapel Alley
East Third
Fourth Streets
Frederick Junk Company
Frank Gastey and Sons
Frederick, Md
U. S
Millers Shoe
Frederik
Sie Sears
Lee
Sere Weil Bros
Citizens National Bank
Joserx D. Baker, Charman of
Bours
Holmes D. Baker
Jonx H. Baker
Josgrit McDivit
W. Barras Storm
D. Ralph Zimmerman
Lewis M. Sponsecei
Dlasistant Cashier
Charles H. Conney, M. D
John S. NewMan
James H. Gameri, Jr
Daniel Baker, Jr
D. Baker
Joan H. Baker
Archibald E. Fister, Evtas B. RaMspunc, JR
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Mercy
North Court Street
Noah E. Cramer
Clark Place
West 3Rd
East 2Nd
Noah E Cramer & Son Realtors
Court St Frederick
North Market St
Wilson Ayr
East South St
Winson
Keefer M
Koogle
Heal
S. Ma
Het
Frederick Motor CO
News- Post
MAXNS
Black Billfolu Cor
Laining Perubstvana Meryland Batreet Et Corquibis
George Beaudet
Sua East Fuori Street
S-Ridire
Potts & Griffin
Reatehius
Elas
Freverice Valley
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Jung
Thallabie
Ota Auburr
Ford Oakland
Raat
Pontiac
Frank
Laane Jewelry Store
South Marxen
I Desnsborgo
Fred'k
Thare
Markhet
Eighth
Ninth Street
Frederick Md
Board of Education
Board of Education of
Western Maryland College
Westminster
E. W. Pruitt
Circuit Court
Patrick F. Martin
George C. Towner, Jr
Ellis C. Wachter
Campbell
Hansonville
Leiving
James Costas
N. Marker St
Baxjo
West South St. Gladot
Seven Foot Deering
John Deere
Peparesy ! Supply Co
Janx Stoker
Stoker
Exery m
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Frederick Motor CC
Ford
SEARS
Fredencx
Cramer's
Roesbuck & Co
George Glessner
Fairview Avenue
Ignn
W. Grove
Rosemont Ave
Phone & Sidz
Ant Cary
Chevrolet
St. Frederick
Std
P. Luther Rice
NY Market St
E. Third St
Avenue
Washington, Pike
Raymond Frye
Dixie
Runa
West Fourth St
Noah E. Cramer & Son
Patrick St
Madiason St
Trail Ave
Park Place
Park Ave
Motter Ave
J. Marshall Staub
Bath
J. Fred Main
South Market St
South Market Street
Arey
W. 13Th St
Groom House
Winchester Street
Third St
North Market
Erder
East Patrick St
Michael
West Patrick St. Gidit
A. Brothers
E Patrick St
East Third Street
East Second St
Grayson
Mercer & Son
Sv Slade
Delaplaine
News-Post Ofice
Ernest D Micheel
East Third St
Grayson FH
Philip Wertheimer
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