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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1936
Page
5
Deaths report follows several local obituaries for Frukn Welham Kuhn and George Diffendal, with details on surviving relatives and funeral arrangements. Vera M. Warner, infant Blessing, and others are noted with service times, locations, and burial plans in local church and cemetery settings.
The obituary notices record multiple funerals on Monday. George W. Webb’s service occurred at 9:15 a.m. at the funeral home with burial at Druid Ridge cemetery, led by Rev. Vauthier and Rev. Kraft. bearers included E. S. Jones and W. E. Ensor. Frances M. L. Grimes’s service followed at Mt. Pleasant M. E. church with interment at Friendship cemetery. chaplain Rev. Ernest A. Otto officiated and pallbearers listed. George Ray Moore’s funeral was at 2 p.m. from his home, with Rev. Dr. Ams officiating and interment at Mt. Olivet cemetery. bearers included Revard No Conrad. An infant’s funeral at 1:30 p.m. on Pattin street concluded the notices.
A large memorial fund effort gathers support from numerous individuals and organizations. Names including Myers, Hartman, Ritchie, Donan, Tull, Williamson, Ross, Crowe, and many others appear as contributors, with the event coordinated by local committees and backed by the Morocacy Broadcasting Company and related groups.
Local personals list several visitors and relocations including Mr J Selman Bird celebrating a birthday in Frederick. It notes Mr I Logan from Indianapolis spending days here, Mr and Mrs Karl Friend from Chicago visiting, and Mr and Mrs Schmidt with Ruth Edwards from Manor Ita visiting. Also mentioned are summer moves to Braddock Heights and Alexandria tastings, a hospital operation for Henry Warrenfeltz, Dr A A Radel moving to Ban Air Cottage, and Commander Roger C Helmer visiting family before heading to Cleveland. Additional items include Miss Madeline Munshaur visiting Libertytown and notes of trips to Ocean City and Englewood with family updates.
Interment rites followed at the cemetery for Mrs Ida Chray wife of L. Gray. Service conducted by Rev ER Wile Hame with several assistants. Pallbearers named and funeral directors listed.
An exhibit of sewing and textile work organized by Frederick County Welfare Board and Works Progress Administration opens at Winchester Hall Thursday from 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. The event showcases 724 garments and 46 items created by centers in Winchester Hall and Brunswick, with women and Black and white workers supervised by Nellie Kepler, Emily Crumm, Macy W. Holter, and Delin Saunders. The project aims to provide relief employment, train workers, and supply cloth and labor for distribution to needy clients.
Mr. and Mrs Ede ward Beatty hosted Sunday guests from Brooklyn and Baltimore including Mr. And Mrs. Charles Sanders and daughter Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Beatty with Paul and Luther, and Mrs. D. Russell Henry and family. Mrs. Henry plans to visit relatives in Chevy Chase Md. next week. The Fischer family from Adams Town and New Jersey spent multiple day trips to New Brunswick and New York, marking Mrs. Fischer’s parents anniversary with relatives and a Navy reunion arrival for Robert Wright.
A series of hospital updates report Mrs. Mary Barnes 87 at her sister's home, Leonard Schnert injured in a rear end crash transferred to University of Maryland Hospital, Reuben A. Hann Civil War veteran seriously ill at home, Mrs. William E. Kemp patron at Frederick City Hospital, Mrs. Elizabeth Bruthey at 442 West South Street, Mrs. Fitzabeth Gardner recovering at Washington Cottage, Mrs. fra G Rout injured in a fall and at home, plus a South Mountain accident near Teormiage with two drivers unnamed and no further injuries.
The report notes the Synod opening at Hood College with Dr. Joseph Apple delivering the sermon to about two hundred ministers and elders. Nominees for president included Rev. De Edward W. Bandoe and Rev. Dr. Walter Rogobrecht. Dr. Henry J Jahr welcomed delegates and spoke on the Synod's history and spiritual renewal.
The readable text sketches a religious service script with scattered phrases about forward movement of Christian forces, warnings, and references to divine guidance. It mentions a Dive Master and a call to victory, alongside disjointed notes on service roles and evening devotion.
Fragmented wedding notice from Lagerstown lists Miss Canierne Wethevers and Mr. Mace Donat with vows at a parsonage. Many names appear garbled but indicate attendants including a sister, a brother of the groom, and a minister. Also mentions a license and a marriage license event in Lagerstown with Burts Geyer and others.
Removed to larger quarters at 107 West Patrick Street. The Alcia Beauty Salon will offer tinting hairdressing coiffure and permanent waving under Miss Della Mae H Munie. Formal opening Thursday with door prize a $10 machine less permanent. Permanents at reduced prices. Three hundred Beauty Services for $100 during July. Telephone 415. Open until midnight Friday. Also listings for Jefferson Inn and Mountainside Inn events and Earl Jacobson's Dept Store.
An odd, garbled OCR fragment lists various names, places, numbers, and phrases. It mentions walks, weather, payments, and a bequest at midweek. The text references a judge, Uncle Josh, a service line, and a phone number, but no coherent event or clear facts emerge.
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