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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
8
The Sykesville area mourns Woodward Dean of Sykesville who died at the Uni Hospital Baltimore after a major operation. Other notices report the deaths of Mrs Fanny M Noland of Highland Park VA and Margaret May Runkles of Frederick City, with funeral details and survivors noted. A fourth obituary covers the death of a young girl en route to University Hospital Baltimore, with family survivors listed.
Funeral services were held for Mrs Emma Scart ax widow of Rev Dr EB Holmes at ASF Methodist Episcopal Church with interment at nearby cemetery. Pallbearers included Dr C F Goodcison and others. Also noted are services for Mrs Margaret H Staler wife of Samuel D Staler at M R Etchison Son funeral directors with burial at Olivet cemetery.
A quiet Thursday afternoon wedding united Miss Ethel Br Ramsburg daughter of Geoffrey Ramsburg Lewistown and Delegate Jacob R Ramsburg son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Ramsburg Utica Mills The ceremony at 2 pm was by Rev Fred R Seibel Jr at the groom’s parents home in the presence of relatives and friends The couple plans to reside on East Tick Street Extended The bride a graduate of Frederick High School 1928 and Mrs Ramsburg a Frederick hospital nurse 1933 Both are prominent locals with the groom a Maryland House of Delegates member elected last November
A colorfully worded portrait of postwar Manhattan nightlife. The piece notes rooftop lounges and flashing electric decor above the city, then shifts to the Frivolous Fifties, detailing crowded 52nd Street cabarets, famed spots like the Famous Door with Louis Prima, and the revival of speakeasy culture along with profiles of clubs from Twenty-one to Town Casino. It highlights the economic upswing and the resilient Broadway scene centered on Dave’s Blue Room and its bustling patrons.
A light note explains that once bitten by the vacation bug the itch to travel grows stronger, prompting wanderlust and plans to see new places.
A fragmented reflective piece attributed to N. A. Lufburrow discusses happiness as a crafted state shaped by shared thoughts and softer progress. Grain and wheat terms appear as stray notes, suggesting a newspaper page item mixed with ads and commentary.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a religious voice claiming the Lord speaks and condemns cruelty. The line structure is distorted, making it unclear whether it is a sermon, prophecy, or quotation from a larger tract.
Dr. Alice N. Villard osteopath announces an upcoming clinic in Wee Md. Trust Bidz. The second floor will host sessions this Thursday and Friday and Saturday evenings. Appointment phone 1031.
A Thursday afternoon shower brought .15 inches, boosting June precipitation to 3.42 inches. The month still needs .64 inches to reach the 4.06 inch average, with June last year below normal by .27 inches. Temperature peaked at 86 degrees, the highest since August 20, 1934, and overnight fell to 62 as warming sun and west wind returned. The rain, from the west, was thunderless and short, starting a temperature drop soon after.
Among the sick Mrs. John J. Sigler of Me Boulevard is indisposed. L F P Rudy of Midetown is able to be about after weeks at home with rheumatism. Mrs Ho Boonsboro underwent surgery in Washington and is recovering. Mrs Charles Fl Mebbing West Street has been confined with an infected ailment. Master Garr Boyer underwent tonsil and adenoid surgery and is home improving. Edward Lighter of Middletown has returned home after a serious illness from lockjaw. Former Seeds A D Warfield of Sykesville shows improvement after a critical illness and wheel chair use.
Baltimores Rev John David Wheeler 56 died at Holy Cross College Worcester Mass where he had served eighteen years He was born February 9 1877 in Baltimore and ordained June 17 1913 by Cardinal Gibsons He studied at St Martins Seminary Georgetown and Woodstock and taught at Holy Cross Brooklyns Preparatory School before returning to Woodstock for theology He was ordained with his brother Father Thomas J Wheeler S J now pastor of Little Flower Brendan Avenue in Baltimore Mary Auxiliary Meets The Woman s Grove Church held its monthly meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs J O Barnes with readings devotionals and a benefit collection for the church’s annual drive scheduled August 6 a list of attendees and details followed
Lem Keller and his band perform at Camp Cozy Thurmont starting June 28 with nightly shows except Sundays. Reserve seats at 74 for reservations. Information notes refined for a refined audience.
Readable notices list a variety of local happenings in Frederick including dance events at Monocacy Inn and Camp Cozy, weekend pool hours, live band performances by Lem Keller and His Band, cribbage and bingo style prize events, a public notices section for fishermen season openings, and local business promotions from area stores and service providers.
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