Deaths Mrs Minnie Lowe and others in obituary list
Obituary notices report Mrs Minnie E R Lowe of Dallas died Saturday evening after illness since December. Survived by daughter Mrs Thomas and sons, Lowe brothers, and sisters in Dallas and Liberty Town. funeral at McAiry Methodist Episcopal Church with interment at Prospect. Also noted are Dr John N Morris of Sixesville who died Saturday in his 60s, with requiem at St Josephs Church. Mrs Sarah Ellen Hawes of Adamstown died Saturday aged 82 with large family survivors and funeral at grandson William Tws home. infant Betty G Nicholson died at nine months of spin al meningitis near Buck Lodge, funeral at Buck Lodge Bords Presbyterian Church. Roy W Barber Laytonsville funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie E. Lowe
Minnie ER. Lowe
Dallas
Wer
Mu Airy
Geo’ Froma
Wes
Tenth Street
Dames
Thomas
BR. Ward Lowe
Episcopal Church
Invermont
Prospect Cemetery
John N Morris
John Norfolk Morris
Sixesville
Gunnong
Cora de Jasaouz Morvs
Secral
Jehan Mocs
Atper. A. Ady
Rockville
Br. Joseph's Catholichurch
Travermen
St Cemetery
Sarah Ellen Hawes
Sarah Eton Hawes
Prederck County
William TW
Adamstown
Rev. & G. Null
Doubs
Lutheran Cemetery
Lovetes' Ma
Feeve and Son
Betty G. Nicholson
Buck Lodge
Richard G
Naom R. Nicholson
Stanley Richard Nicholson
Jacqueline Ruch Nicholson
Mudredann
Nicholson
Desire
Bords Presbyterian Church
Roy W. Barber
Laytonsiire
Wm. Smith
East Fifteenth Street
Knoxville
Tenn Rober
Radchiy
Rosemont Avenue
Jets
Capa May
N. J
Frank &. Schmoll
Baltimore
Exhel Fout
Kemptown
Mir
Earl Roelke
Fama
Fot Market Street
Rdgevile
James S P Trout
Nord
Market Street
Moss
Esie Rankles
Baliumore
Charles Poores
M F. Pomeroy
West South Street
Lewis B. Kure
Hagerstown
Prederick
Jane
Robert Luckie
Philadelphia
Second Street
James Whisenant
East Patrick Street
Dan L. Thomas
Reno S. Harp, Jr
Reno S. Harp
West River
Cas
E. Chine
Frederick
Jair
Harp
Lukens
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Motherhouse
Reno Sharp
West Second Stree
Spartandsure
S.C
Exmights of
Ney
Missouri
Kentucky
Order
Ernest Peacock
E. Es. Peacock Jr
Tipta
Peacock
George M
East Second Street
Hir
Doroofomiille
Ernest GC. Webb
Tipton
Funeral rituals and mourners fill West College Terrace service
Funeral service for C Edwin Kemp held at his home on West College Terrace with Rev Dr Henri L G Kieffer officiating. Masons and be tagged pallbearers attended. interment at cemetery. Other death notices reference A Becker and local church events with DeMolay members invited to a dance at Heights Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Edwin Kemp
West College Terrace
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed, Church
Columbia Lodge
A. FL
A. Masons
Lawrence E. Bentz
Leonard m
Wiliam M. Storm
Russell H. McCain
Frank M. Derezbaugn
Rames Hendrickson
A. A. Hadcliff
M. R. Etchison and Son
WEDDINGS VIRTS YOUNG Frederic Frederick affair at First Baptist
The marriage of Afiss Ruby M. Young of Frederck to Charles C. Vitts of Frederick took place Sunday afternoon at two at the First Baptist parsonage with Rev. William C. Reval officiating. The bride wore a white crepe frock and carried pink roses and baby’s breath. After the trip they will reside at Home of the … groom employed at the Francis … Key hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Afiss
Ruby M. Young
Irene Young
Frederck
Charles C. Vitts
Mgr
Wiliam Vitts
Frederick
First Baptist Parsonage
Wiam
Orice A
Fredericx
Francis Sront
Pope Cables Blessing To County Newlyweds
A church ceremony in Weynesboro Pa featured the couple with maid of honor and best man. The bride wore dark blue creations with gardenia bouquets and the groom's party included ushers from Westington and Emmittsburg. A papal blessing from Pope Pius XI was announced by cablegram read during Mass as Prof Sterbinsky led music and vows concluded with a family breakfast at the Richard McAllister hotel before a Canadian and New England tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bomor
Robert Smush
Joe O'Toole
Paul Frick
Weynesboro
Armisted Burroughs
Westington
D.C
Afrs
O'Foyle
Lohengrin
Sterbinsky
Mt St. Mary's College, Emmittsburg
Mendelssohn
Harry Klunk
Gounod
Prof. Sterbinsky
Holy Father
Pope Pius XI
Rome
Italy
Howard
Elabziztown
W. L. Reed
Thurmont
W. J. Bryan Weaver
Annvilie
Pius L Pout
Shamokin
William Burke
St. Joseph's Academy
McSherristown
Richard McAllister
Hanover
O'Toole
Canada
New England States
Raduaton
Sit
Second operation at hospital prompts coma report
An unclear note describes J W L Cartr at 334 North undergoing a second operation and removal to hospital. Mrs Roberta Mauer was at a home with law and daughter, while Tra Lb Mu has been in a state of coma since Friday, and an ambulance was involved in the transfer for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me. J. W
Help For Housewives Mark Fou 23 moter aprueut designs
Help for housewives marked Fou 23 to approve designs of Fou mi om. A mistaken line suggests a snap or mapper on TH yon. The fragment provides little clear context or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Fou
Red Cross to Host County Meeting at Frederick
A Frederick County Red Cross event will be held at the Federated Charm building with Dr B O Thomas promoting a Frederick Counts Emery Hospital project. Mrs Ernest C Webb chairs the time department and Mrs Edgar H Meir leads the Red Cross tal call for the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coca
B O. Thomas
Winho
Frederice Counts Emery
Department of
Frederick County Red Cross
Ernest C Webb
Ime
Edgar H . Meir
Red Cross
New Windsor Notes From June Community Roundup
June events in New Windsor include funeral attendance for Rev. Tolly Marsh in Baltimore, numerous local visits among residents from Frederick Baltimore and Emmitsburg, and a busy week of social calls. A Western Maryland Railroad painter sustained a ligament injury and was hospitalized, while the Edgewood Brethren church hosted a chicken supper. The homemakers club cooking school attracted 61 and 34 attendees on successive days, netting 15 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Michael Croghan
Frederick
Mass
Lulu Smelser
Tolly Marsh
Baltimore
Charles Fowler
J. H Rocp
Bir
de Two
Emmitsburg
w.Buter Haines
Air
Daniel Engler
Engier
Guy
Uniomale
Trevanan
Paul Beyard
Bali
George Perry
Paul Buckey
Daniel Buckey
Frederics
Samuel Stoner
Joseph Stoner
Ladoga
Indiana
Stoner
Morse Engler
Washington, D. C
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Getty
Earl Hyde
John H. Roop
Edgewood Church of the Brethren
B. F. Denton
Eastern Shore
St Paul's M
Annapoli
C. D. Bowman
Washington, N. J
Marshall Wolfe
Jamur
Garrett County
J. Walter Getty
Atlantic
Eva Rhoades
Washington
Irs
Nora Ecker
Tattooing Chickens in Montgomery County Adopted
The Montgomery County Poultry Raise Association will adopt the National Tattooing Association system to deter chicken thieves and mark roosts. Otto W. Anderson cited a conference with W. H. Rice and EB Copeland among others, where the executive committee discussed the county and state council recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Caliber
National Tattooing Association
Anderson
Nand
Copeland
State
Montgome
County
Miss Wells Weds Revered I Muted Brightens Quiet Ceremony
Miss Wells marries Rev I Muted in a simple ceremony. The bride is daughter of Mrs Euzaaeth Weser and a graduate of Notre Dame High School, Baltimore. The event took place around 2 p.m. with notes on local public welfare department and market prices for grain and corn listed nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woruoser
Euzaaeth Weser
Aurenus We
Hich
Notre Dame
Baltimore
Mailand Institure
Local Social Roundup of Guests and Visits
June 24 social notes from Blacks Corner and nearby towns list numerous visiting families and individuals. Guests included Berne Amneman, Theo dore Shildt, John H. Shoemaker, and Nevin Ridinger families with child Lucher, Katherine, Mary, John, and Ruth. Refreshments featured Shawberties and ice cream as gatherings continued with Mrs Elmer Shildt and Mary Catherine at Bir and Nevin Ridinger homes. Additional visits featured H John McSheery, two sons, Littestown, and Mary Jane Tipson, plus Eyim Johnson returning from Baltimore. Virginia Coats visited Catherine Hess in Keysville, with Ella Menchey, Baltimore, and Mary Jane Thompson noted among attendees.
In Memoriam Corun A Year Without May Corun
Memorial note honors May Corun who died June 24 1934 and asks loved ones to keep her memory alive. The message laments the passing, cites God’s will, and expresses love from her mother and family with a grave marker dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corun
Branze
May Corun
Constitution Day Plans For County Celebration In Rockville
The Cole Tench Tightman Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will sponsor a county wide Constitution Day program at the tech school on September 17. Officers and a committee were named at the June meeting, with Mrs Franklin D Getzendanner as regent and Mrs JF Wilson and XM Talbott on arrangements. New officers include regent Mrs Gendanner Beane vice regent Josah W Jones recording secretary Mrs V Chase treasurer Jam Ho Talbott chaplain Mrs Cora V Eng Rockville historian Mrs J Frank Wuson. Retiring regent Mrs William H Chase presided. a resume of four years activity was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Cole Tench
Daug
Ution O
Tech School
Franklin D Getzendanner
JF. Wilson
Ham H. Talbot
Gendanner
Beane
Josah W. Jones
Clinton Annu
Airs
V Chase
Riverdale
Treasur Jam Ho
Wiliam H Chase
Alimurz
Rink Prizes Awarded In Weekend Contests
Crowds are expected tonight and Wednesday for prize ceremonies at the rink. Sunday heat and Friday night events determined winners with Miss Anna Linck of Fred and Bille Caniford of Br among those receiving prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Linck
Fred
Bille Caniford
Local Foot Care Ad Sparks Buy In Skating Return
Short classified style notice from a local chiropody service highlighting arch supports and foot care. Mentions Dr Ross and Braddock, inviting readers to visit for foot relief ahead of a skating event. Includes unspecified prices and dates for a skating comeback.
Lost Dog and Community Notices From Frederick Area
A garbled set of 1935 notices includes a lost sealeham terrier named Bumpo with a reward, variousHarper School and card party details, a public sale of household goods at 32 East Third Street on June 27, 1935, and a city health notice about lot cleanups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sealeham Terrier
Herbert Kreh Prederek
Third Street
East Third Street
I97
Shimpra TV
Resume Of Services In City Churches Sunday
A crowded Exangelical Lutheran service featured a Children's Day program with Rev Dr Anas J Tratver presiding. The church closed with offertory songs and recitations by various age groups, including junior and intermediate departments, and a school presentation reflecting on faith and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anas J. Tratver
Baal So
Nancy
Lee Cutter
Thomas Fox
Bowers
Sang
Welmach Howard
Mary Alice Davison
Helen Mercer
Gilad Vk
Les Shaw
Floyd Culter
Sharon
Rose
Gots
May Mercer
Charlotte Abrecht
Glada the Dar Genevieve
Electro-mariner
Sehroeener
Thomas Leszatier
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Aibe
Becker
Ekeymar
Beaver Dam Caurch
Amos J. Travez
Doates W Stewart
Lawrence Faz
Sin Mc Oly San
George W West
Deatss
Chase, Charles Ja
Oronex Cnapter
Zder
DeMolay
Frederick Hi
Charman of
Messeth Hagersoan
Frederick Puay
Ilgenpritz
Brumesser
Milard T. Ugenfri
Erma M Brysesser
Carbsie, Pa
Heart
D. G
POPE
Montgomery Poultry Raisers’ Associa
Tion
Miss Wells
Fredericktonian
Ella Menchey, Baltemore
Mary Jane Thompson
Cs Ms Harms
Truman Heck
Myers
Ar Ana
Orman Mower
Memoriam
Montgomery D. A. R
Ross
Monda
Aom Come
3Om
Skatine Cee
Braddock Hex
Harper
Paige
Waiing
Desing
Manssring
Lucille Wachter Harper
N. Market St
Samaritan Reachah Home
Church of Christ
Fojel
Lewis Ekintz
Odo
E. CG. Kefauver
Best Fountain Service
Peoples Service Drug Stores
Chester L. Grove
N. Market
Philip Westhemer
Crystal Laundry
Frederick Junk Company
Freder
Zard
Alness
Death
Harry
Unias
Monterue
Noahe
Cramer & Son
Jiatse Ban Io
Appey
Court Street
Frederick ME
Penny Biaro Laas Auxbars
Juner Fire Co
Morcay
Pom. Publ
Bog Brutt
Poesata
M.cleery
Beoch Marae
Mara S
Fred EF. Wilson
Denist. Walterss
Citizens National Bank
Iag
THE
Citizens National Bank OF Frederick
Holmes D. Baker
Marace
BECKS
Duce and Poults
Beck's
Tim
George E. Glessner
Tans
Rasdy Peis Garage
Facioss
Newarg, NJ
Bloomington
Mann, Dept
Potts & Griffin
Ar Luray
Butler’s Pantry
Trance
Menco and
Naovon
Potts & Griffin Realtors
Onder Nist
Orphans Court
Frederick County
Meryland
Tate
Pane
Norwood
Orphans’ Court of
Provided
Louis Oo. C. Newton Thoma
Samuel A. Gregg
Orphans” Court
Ella M. Barris
Parsons Newman
Camera John Hershefager
Register of
Wis
Maryland
Murray S Wachter
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