Deaths include William P Young of Hagerstown
William P Young of Hagerstown died Monday in Washington County Hospital at age 68 from cerebral hemorrhage. He worked for Western Maryland Relief and was a member of John's Lutheran Church. Survived by his wife, a daughter Mrs Roy Sinyer, and sisters Mrs Ida Foore of Emmitsburg and Mrs Isaac ter of Union Bridge. Funeral Thursday at 4 pm from his house with Rev J Edna Harms. interment Rose Hill Cemetery. Other notices list Earl Drum formerly of Emmetsburg at Monterey Hospital and Mrs Herman Brown of 151 West All Saints dying after illness. funeral Thursday at 2 pm at Asbury M E Church with burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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William P. Young
Hagerstown
Washington County Hos
Western Maryestern
Maryland Relief Association
John’s Lutheran Church
Daugh
Roy Sinyer
Idafoore
Emmitsburg
Mirs
Isaac
Ter
Union Bridge
J. Edna Harms
Rose Hall
Herman Brown
Florence Bentley Brown
Jared
Punerat
Asbury M. E. Dhurch
Fairview Cemetery
Chsorn and
Som
Famera
Funeral for Mrs Edich May Comook
Funeral services for Mrs Edich May Comook were held Tuesday afternoon at 1 o clock, conducted by Rev Marcy E Krone with Rev W C Royal assisting. Interment followed at Me Ler cemetery. pallbearers included P Carmack Luther Bei wank Fox Bari Fox and others. Funeral directors were M R Etchison and run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edich
Fiord
Carmack Luther Bei
Wank Fox
Bari Fox
Pred
M. Staler
Jyde M. Roney
Ler
M. R. Etchison
Run
Birthday Wishes for Local Notables Across City
The Post city editor Bir J. L. G. observes his birthday with quiet greetings from friends. Dr James A Long of near Frederick receives birthday congrats. Leslie Creager and son, plus Mrs Lewis Bigcrest and Mr Laurence Sher, send well wishes from 378 Madison Street. Drake Rackbowak Camp Co Me and M Rice are noted for Sunday and chef’s daughter’s birthday observed September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bir
the Post
James A. Long
Frederick
Leslie Creager
Witam
Baltimore
Sper Reager
Lewis Bigcrest
Laurence Sher
Madison Street
Daucher
Rackbowak Camp
Co. Me
M Rice Acm
Daughumm
Fragmentary illness report from city page item
A brief, garbled OCR note describes illness and poisoning effects in the city. It mentions a person named Jefferson and a time span around weeks ago, with unclear details and impact. No clear names, places, or dates are readable beyond city context.
Rainey Speech Highlights Old Gays and Class Methods
Torone California June 26 Speak: T. Raina said the ou was hac the old gays of laasez md con, which methods US are agnors class of eStT jamsnot. Pa were won sy Cuaries Baer son of Mrs. Mary Baer of J, and whe are Jame of this cue. Young Baer ed 35 a mo ved sve scholarshi ipe Amercan Washington DC. His mover ate exercises for three cars, aving them for the bedside of Ray- Soi's Toommate with pneumonia, felowms operation for appenditis Young er will also remain with Rhoderics Le stil the latter improves students by return to his home at Urbana. minería birthday party Miner ceebrated her Was spent and served. Those pres were Miriam and Jean Haugh ger. Jeanette Freeze Richard Muller
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Torone
Cal
T. Raina
OU. S
Laasez
Agnors
Baer
Mary Baer
Young Baer
Amercan
Washington, D. C
Ray- Soi
Rhoderics
Urbana
Two Mile Pageant Parade Draws Wide County Show
The Waynesboro pageant parade features 156 Red Men, Pocahontas society members, and a host of fraternal, civic, and military groups. Floats include historic scenes from the 19th century, a burning lime wagon, and a Confederate display. Prizes total 90 dollars for best appearances among groups and fire company divisions. The Frederick County Historical Pageant event runs June 28 to 30 with railroad equipment on display and nightly illuminations at the Fair Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Waynesboro Boys’ Banc
American Legion Auxiliary
Divison T—Wal
Easy Seventh Street
Marke St. Mary's
Count Amercan Legion
Leonardtown
Pythian
Irs Fiont
West Seventh Street
Bend
Sear Sunty
Ciamb
Abe
West Seventh St
Frances ‘Scott Key
Juor
Jucier Zy
United Fire Company
Fire Company
Crzens
Westee
Marzet
Myersvile Bard
Ga Mg
Roney Motor Company
J. Grove Lime Company
Lme
General
Bes
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick County
Philadelphia
Freigh Depot
United States
C. W Gallowar
Caval Ayer
Fair Grounds
Infected Eye Confines Ida Alexander in Edgewood
Island readers note Ida Alexander is bedridden with an eye infection. Visitors listed include Carville Alexander Clifford Alemancer Bessie Alexander Louise Green Helen Alexander and several others from Sam's Creek and nearby areas. The message lists numerous relatives and acquaintances calling or mentioned in the confinement notice.
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Edgewood
Yame
Ida Alexander
Carville Alexander
Cliford Alemancer
Bessie Alexander
Buss Louise Green
Helen Alexander
William Greer
Sam's Creek
Lester Shipley
John
Reese
Ger Walter
Malandice
Mirs
Adah Wadd
Waddell
Lewis Wines
Jonas Uiz
Bmirs
Sherman Green
W. S. Grimes
Mir
Doun Yingling
Myers
Jonascilic
Wall Street Mixed as Markets Wobble in Somber Session
New York traders opened with cautious footing in a day described as dimmer for the Wall Street rainbow. Gains appeared on some issues before fading, with wheat up about a cent a bushel and silver futures Improving while rubber and cotton held steady. Sterling traded around $5.03 and call money held at one percent as bonds remained quiet.
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New York
Wall Street
Speoua
Weddings Shore Lenhart Harott Shorb Tie in Two Ceremonies
Harott A Shorb of Creagerstown wed Katherine Lenhart daughter of Mr and Mrs Dame Lenhart at Woodsboro Lutheran parsonage in a Saturday ceremony conducted by Rev J Frank Fife. Bridesmaids and attire noted with dress details. reception details implied. A second marriage to Eva Rice and J Herman Fogle occurred at Church of the Brethren parsonage with Rev Wesom officiating. couple resides near New Midway where they farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shore—Lenhart Harott A. Shorb
C.A. Shorb
Creagerstown
Katherine Lenhart
Dame. Lenhart Woodsboro
Woodspor Lutheran Parsonage
J. Frank Fife
Muss Lenhart
Oave Mease
Shock
Mr. Meimann
Fogle
Rice J. Herman Fogle
Key Mar
Mas Eva
Rice
Church of the Brethren
Wes
Fuh Street
MG Wesom
New Midway
Wal
Local notices and church events from Lovettsville area
Lovettsville residents and relatives are listed visiting, traveling, and hosting at homes in Virginia and Washington. Church activities include Communion at New Jerusalem Lutheran and Children’s Day at the Lutheran Sunday School. A joint fellowship supper between Luther Leagues featured an evergreen tree planting and remarks by church leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jerusalem
Washington
League of the Church of the Reformation
O. F. Blackweider
Church of the Reformation
Jerusalem Church Creek
New Jerusalem Lutheran Church
F. Tooler
Hiness
Robert Myers
Sunder
Bycin
Sramental
Walkersville Visit Noted By Local Residents
Fragmented local notes report Walkersville residents visiting families including Mr and Mrs G Z Turse and Jack Bester. Mentions of Mr and Mrs Charles Les Mond and a general reference to Japanese high school English courses.
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Able Daz
Walkai
G Z. & Turse
Expects i Mecque c
Mader
Jack Besterman
Charles Les Mond
Thurmont Notes From June Synod and Local Events
Thurmont reports Rev E D Bright attended the Reformed church synod at Hood College. The annual mother and daughter banquet by the Women's Bible Circle of the local U B church was held with songs and recitations by Jean Stottlemyer Frances Krone Bonne Creeger and Madeline Knight. Nearby, residents visit relatives and attend summer plans with families in Philadelphia Salisbury Waynesboro and Philadelphia again. A new dance pavilion rises at Camp Cozy and a cactus plant in a local home blooms yearly. A road incident near Gap PA involved Gaylord S Darple. no serious injuries reported.
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Thurmont
E. D Bright
Trinity Reformed Church
Reformed Church Synod
Hood College
Woman's Bible Criss
U. B
Jean Stottlemyer
Frances Krone
Bonne Creeger
Madeline
Knight
Harry Fiohr
Clara
Bay
Russel Lider
West Carrellton
Ohio
Glenn Dieh
Margaret Sherwood
Salsbury
Myron Trege
Phiadelphia
HQ. Miler
Prusdetphu
H. Q Miter
Alen Cresger
Frederick, 3
Thares Baker
Frederick
Dora Fiohs
Waynesboro
Sadie Boerner
of Mo
H. R. Damuth
Daly Phipps
Mazar
Drescher
Blanche Evans
Washington, DC
Mary Catherine Wilhide
Wiham
Colese
George Ambrose
George, Jr
Detroit
Mich
Ambrose’s Myer
Helen Free
Ruth Free
Fredericks
Grace Beard Young
Mass Katherine Young
Isabela Hankey
Georgia C. Graham
Jannin Gochpel
Vernon
Hass
Philadelphia
Edgar Ayne Ter
Camp Cozy
D. AL
Sure Bloom
Ed Fiora
Jonn MeGin
Reynolds
Mayrow
Gaylord S. Dar
Gap
Penn
New York City
Samuel Dom
June Sholar
Ramsburg
de Domer
Roger Bowers
Fragmented notes from Clagettsville and local events
A patchwork of Sunday visits, farewells, hospital updates, and small-town incidents across Clagettstown area. Mentions of Mir and Hargett families, Moxley children recovering from tonsil and adenoids surgery, and local church and social details. A Westminster case reports Frederick beer seller fined $10 for selling beer without a Carroll county license and lacking a state-wide license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Ter
Frederick
George E Benson
Westminster
Carroll County
Frederick County
Carnival Plans For Mt Airy Volunteer Fire Company
Mount Airy volunteer fire company outlines plans for its annual carnival set for July 23 to 28. Asa H Watkins, president, heads committees including Advertising chaired by Walter Spurrier with Charles Ogle and others, Grounds and Ad Vsercy led by Huber Burdette, and an automobil e chair by J R Beat. Several local residents and lodge members are noted among attendees and supporters with social activities mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Mt. Airy Volunteer Fire Company
Asa H. Watkins
Walter L Spurrier
Charles A. Ogle
L.L Browning
Harry L. Bushey
L. Pearce
Charles W Jones
W. R. Rudy
A B Leman
X J. Doryison
Frank Conaway
Ira D. Watkins
Huber P. Burdette
Chemoser
H. S Beck
W. J . Hood
Automoue
J. R. Beat
Rachel W. Noventy Warfieid
Eman
Prudence
Spentia S. Louis Beers
Nora Day
Brandenburg
Linton
Ale Dial
Allen Gunn
Grace
Miss Mar
Fred Cooley
Sykesville religious drama festival under Carroll Com mons
The Carroll County Young People’s Department staged a religious drama at the Episcopal church in Sykesville with Rev Richmond as pastor. Mrs H Richmond and Miss Merdice assisted in the production. The Westminster Theological Seminary member helped, and Mrs Tf Oy Yimgimg led the group for refreshments after performances.
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CIA
Baus
Noeman
Dhe Reape
TF ‘Oy Yimgimg
Atte Grou
Fragmentary quotes touch on Harvard, Germany, and public notices
A garbled collection of quotes references Harvard, a German state headcase, Prang von Papen, labor unions, U S Attorney General Joseph Keenan, and remarks about twins and quintuplets. The disjointed text lacks coherent events or context for a clear news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prang van Papen
Vice Chancel
Germany
U S
Joseph B Keenan
Bethel Festival and Pageant Booths At Frederick
A jumble of 192? event notices lists Bethel Lutheran festival dates July 3 and July 13 on Mountaindale lot with music by Yellow Springs Cancer band. nearby ads promote Be er Garden after pageant, wall papers, painting, beauty shoppe services, and a meat market opening, all in Frederick area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Lutheran Sunday School
Mountaindale Picnic Grove
Yellow Springs
Cancer
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Earl Drum Fact Drum
Emmetsburg
Monterue Hospital
Monavie
Occuas
Ion
Momevat
C.E. Cine and Son
Eral
Jeferson
Rainey
New Deal
Miner
Miriam
Jean Haughger
Jeanette Freeze
Richard Muller
Lovettsville
Matuda Heater
Ars. Muncie Ritchie
R. D. George
Henry Barthes and
Famiy
Gaylord
M. M. Hickman
A. F. Tobler
Pancy Gap
Harry Compher
H. W. Hickman
Donnie Compher
Sir. Reed
Roanoke
Walkersville
Clagettsville
William C
Betty
Ernest
Hargett
Breen Chine
Lew
Mabel
Fernie
Cofe
Kemptown
Harvey Moxier
Monroe Watxixs
Gale
Vertie Watch
Moxt
Comers MP
Silver Spring Hospital
Police
A. A. Moxley
Cora
Sykesville
Homer c
Harvard
Roosevelt
Engine House
LO Fisher
Orsoman
RCA
Pacre
R . G. T Darris
Shipley
Dave Hagan
Plus
Wildwood
Luther Rrice
Golzeze
Trail
Park
Jerson
Nece Heights
Core Water
Splenaia
Gilmore
Maryland
Potts & Griffin
REW
Potts & Criffin, Realtors
Insurors
Reims Alssmttie
Ante
Obes
Sertice
Noah E. Cramer
Soah & Cramer
Realtors
the Court Street
Frederick, MD
BECH
Mt A‘ry
ACH
GEO. Giessner
Fairview
College Park
Stary
McComas
East Second
Cincinnati
District Court of the United States
District of Maryland
Maurine Josey Warner
Fop House
Bankrups
Jasey Warner
Ming
Omer
Rte Gastte
Holden S. Felton
Second Street
East Second St. S
Thid St
Roc. Hotse, Bath
Ease and Garace Apf Street
Citizens National Bank
Joeard D. Baker
Holmes D. Baker
Joan H. Baker
Joseph McDivit
William G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Deuvatt
J. Travers Thostas
Justin D. Baker
Thomas H. HalLer
Charles A. ConLey
John S. Newman
James H. Gasper
HouMes
D. Baefe
Daniel Baker
Estas B. Ramssunc
Archibald E. Fisher
Bible Thought
Goethe
Bingole
Satunday NI United Fire CO
Court House
Harmony Grove
Tae
Rhye Ji *Guf R. Ramsburg
BBC Ladies
A. J. Ford
N. Market St
John W. Favorite
E. Patrick St
Groff Painting and Decorating Co
East Patrick ST
Beer Garden
Evergreen Point
Patrick Court Building
LaBelle
Shop of Distinction
Tf Superior Dairy
Saturda
South Market Street
H.C. Sheetenhelm & Sons
Salon Street
Best Fountain
People's Service Drug Stores
Prederick June Company
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