Deaths and funerals in Baltimore and York area
Death notices report Jacob E Freshour of Baltimore aged 72, with listed siblings and relatives across Lewistown and Baltimore, funeral attendance by Mrs. Harry Houck. Paul Elipp a 92 year old farmer dies at his home near Lewis town after five months illness. Elizabeth Wire, 83, widow of George Wire, dies in York from complications, survived by husband, an adopted daughter and several siblings. funeral details for all.
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Jacob
Thurtoon
Jacob_ Preshour
Baitimese
Geo. Mo
Jutia Bear Fresno
Lewstown
Chas
Ed Preshour
Elebeth Cyexsouc Schaeffer
Tate Et Prederiz
Baltimoce
Cieces
Reimersown
Redding Gods
Waynesown
Harry Houck
Baltimore
Paul Elipp
Paul Klin
Bigh Exod
John and
Elizabeth Smith Ehoo
Germany
Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
John H. Eisp
Lewistown
Albert W. Vanz
Madison
Fie
Joseph Lum
Rocky Springs
Roy Breghtver
York, Ps
Maurice FP
Kino
Rome
Alber
Wies
New Market
L. Frank Martz
Meer Lewistown
Nisp Om Silver
Elizabeth Masser
Shogkstown
Lave
Oslock
Mc. Olivet
MM. R. Etchison Red Son
Finneral
George Wire
Elizabeth Wire
Vander Avenuue
York
Wire
George Fiemming
Charles Roach
Gordon A. Fogle
Samus Fogle
Edison Fogle
Hanover
Grant Fogle
Personal Notes Celebrate Birthdays in Jefferson and Nearby
Afr. Daniel C. Grove of Jefferson marks his 62nd birthday. Mrs. William A. Getsberi Jr. of East Third Street celebrates her 22nd birthday. Mr and Mrs. Charles P. Stats of West Thirteenth Street announce the birth of a son Robert Brean Sisk born Friday February 23. Visitors to Mr and Mrs Gabriel Lawson include Holland Lawson and daughter, Mrs Clyde Lawson and sons, Mr and Mrs Harry Bussard and family, and Mr Webster Windsor.
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Charles P
Stats
West Thireenih Sze
Impousse
Robert Bréan Sisk
Gabriel Lawson
Holland Lawson
Clyde Lawson
Harry Bussard
Webster Windsor
Defense begins in Waik ee Wynezonp case in Chicago
The defense opened with evidence and witness examination in the Filmore Police Station questioning era. Welker testified about events prior to Dr Winexcos's statement claiming she fired the shot that struck Dor.
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Chicago
Feo
Waikee Wynezonp
Impleicatu
Welker
Filmore
Dr. Winexcos
Wheta
Dor
Hat City Track Club Flourishes In Miami Year
The Hat City track club in Miami Florida reports a strong gain in activity. The owner notes the club handled 1 000 000 more in the first 16 3s of 1954 than in the same period of 1933 showing sustained growth and optimism as he heads to the clubhouse.
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Hatce
Miami
Fla
Fegie-Bisstian Grayaon-Bost Wedding Near Unoon Bridge
An engagement and wedding notice from a local era details:Fegie Bisstian and Grayaon Bost plan a ceremony at Woodsboro Lutheran parsonage near Unoon Bridge with Rev J Prank Fife officiating. They intend to reside near Mt Pleasant. Also announced is the engagement of Dorothy E to Barry Reeves of Cape May NJ, with a July wedding planned in Jackson.
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Fegie—Bisstian
Grayaon B. Bost
Pyasem
Mes Eerh A. Bosian
Gaugste
Issac Bamian
Unoon Bridge
Ware
Woodsboro Lutheran
Rev
J. Prank Fife
Mt. Pleasant
R. EL Kreeny
Middletoet
Funeral of Jacob D Myers Held at Home
The funeral of Jacob D Myers was held at his home in Rissea Adamsomn on Wednesday morning at 10:30 with Rev A G Nol officiating. A group of friends sang Nearer My God to Thee and The Vacant Chair. Pallbearers were William H Rem J William Works T N Mohler H L Witter R J Altamtt J Thomas. Interment followed at Olivet Cemetery. M R Exition and Sac funeral directors handled arrangements.
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Jacob D
Myes
Hu Som
Rissea
J. Myers
Adamsomn
A. G. Nol
R. J. Altamtt
J . Thomas
Mr. Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Exitiom
Sac
Local Socials And Games At Poolesville Featured In Community Notes
March events include the Posmasters' and set carries' dames gathering in Predesccslas, tours, plus Poolesville High School girls defeating Silver Socing girls. Notables such as Eoher Heesh perger and Jot Pook are mentioned. funeral for a local died after illness, with interment in Rockville. Numerous families share wedding anniversaries and Sunday gatherings, with school and club activities noted.
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Poolesvile
Ernest Wiferd
Wittem Breall
George Saud
Dames
Tourstay
Pooestile High Sono
Vctors
Pooles
Sie Pich Cb
Ucerste Teadesship
Cepam Jobe Eivener
Uf Es
Bsibe Emecgecey Hospital
Washolm
D. C
Willem Talcott
Rockvik
Roos
Jones
Washington
Spens
Sts
Helen Bruse
Ische
I. Bam Triceppe
Lester Heter
Fredsick
Mos
Gari Bath
Ifs
Lenges Soper
Ramiex
Mes
Fannie Morison
Tews Domes
de Sareh
Charles Godboss
Axl
Boxy Grip
Jané Forsrth
Heras Fas
Csice Umvesit
Marfiend
E. BR. Rusk
Bodmer
J.B. Crothcer
Amd Daugmer
Mies
Jane White
Mildred Smith
Washigen
Jama Poor
Jack
Ofiend
Mir
Jumbled Social Notes At Casa G E Society Meeting
A fragmentary social item describes Mrs Zacy Remssurs Jefferson and other locals at a February Sunday event. Virginia Lepole is mentioned with welcome by Ruth od Song. Betsy arranged amusement and refreshments were served. The text is garbled but signals a small community gathering with guests and activities.
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Enion
Casa G. E Sociey
eadsTsnia
Zacy Remssurs
Anc Eos Saat
Harry Warren
Betsy Her
March Weather Onset With Snow and Road Delays
A detailed March start describes near zero warmth and heavy snow on ground, with sections of Maryland and Washington areas affected. It notes February 1933 snow levels and discusses plowing actions, one-way traffic, and road closures as counties prepare for continued winter conditions.
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Maryland
Washicgier
Opersuers
Roess Commission
Oder
Lerhicom
Liderypsoxn
New Mecmet
Kemntown
Giessen
Neomal Av
Mars
Bere
Aise
Dar Seenime
Monmal
Community notices and social updates from New Market New Maine
March 1 item list reports a supper benefit for the ses enor fund aiding Mr. Join H. Coliss of Hemno sa, plus multiple social visits and illnesses. Notes include Miss May Harrell confined with neuritis, travels by Lacy and Charles Hoff, family visits in Baltimore and Savannah, Mardi Gras trip, chimney incident without damage, and various local gatherings and kinship visits through the week.
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New Maine
Hak
Sesenor Fund
Arc
Mc. Brown
Edwin Hof
le Ror Hoff
Carl H. Buez
C. Burgess
Baltimore
A C. McBree
Olve Spensier
Vay
Ann Zemmerman
Baltimoe
Rachel
Collmns
Ueed
Rome
Savannah
New Orleans
Wr. C. W. South
Church
Wa C. Dywer
A. Dewey
A. J. Zeman Saurday
Franklin Smeth
Foxville notices and town brief items
March reports from Foxville include Mrs. Roy Lewis visiting her daughter and Mrs. Hart Brown attending her uncle Lonnie Bateman’s funeral in Wellsville. Mrs. Theodore Forrest visits Point of Rocks while Miss Glair Eline and Mr. Paul Tous visit Miss Kline’s relatives. Mrs. Earl Brean sick with a cold amid heavy snow and impassable roads.
Among County Women's Clubs Adordown Woman's Club
The Adamstown Women's Club met at Mr Wm Brosius home with ten members present. In the absence of officers, Mr J Wm Brosius presided and officers were elected: Mrs J Wm Brosius president, Mrs Eva Carin vice president, Mrs S E Howe secretary, Mr W T Myers assistant secretary, Mrs B Cistie Gibson treasurer. Readings were given by Miss Genevieve Thomas and Mrs Hose. The recreation contest prize went to Miss Genevieve Thomas. Miss Pearson to be out at the next meeting March 7 at Mrs T Zimmerma's home.
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Adordown
Genevieve Thomas
Sirs Hose
Generil Thomas
Pearson
Rome
Sam's Creek Receives Beth El Epromh League Guests
A social evening at Sam's Creek features the Beth el Epromh League visit to Mr and Mrs John Snader and daughter Louie. Attendees share paring games and refreshments including ice cream cakes candy and popcorn. Other attendees include Merion Engel P D Koons family and local residents with multiple families noted in the row of guests.
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Sam's Creek
John Snader
Louie
Bethel Epromh League
Jobs] Snader
Earl Hoater
Stering Poole
Chester Poole
Chester Nusbaum
Roy
Merten Garver
Hoxter
Exra Warsz
Marguerite Pranklin
Yvoane Nussaum
Catherine Poole
Grace Pare
Helen Osage
Gilidys Pasver
Sur Farver
Mary Hexter
Mildred Beaver
Louie Srader
Roland Farver
LeRoy Farves
Nomen Poolt
Merion Engel
P. D. Koons
Fredencs
Harvey Houck
Srkesvile
Ted
Waler Engie
Raymond Barnes
Bea Miller
Oak Orchard
Maurice Baker
Ray
Pat Bovetts
Lle
G. E Carlisle
Baltimore
George Miler
Earl Warner
Carrie McNally
Guy Carts Louis Hahn
Merion Gaughter
Jeanne
Circle Warner
Car Ine
Mes
Exma Bommes
Oak Orthara League of
En Frida
Wittam Green
Local Writings Note in Maryland Church News
A Clarksburg snippet notes Ellen Dar guiding a service at M.EL church for a sea... The piece mentions Herbert Sonzfrank and Virginia marriage references, a Jefferson family connection, and a birthday or naming note dated January 26. It reads as a jumble of wedding and local social notices with several garbled names.
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Clackrgurs
Nirs
Tm Vieme
Ellen Dar
Dulaney
M.el Church
Herbert Sonzfrank
Virginia
Mertkad
The
Dntrotsey
Maryland
House Quest
Domestic Employment Offers From Frederick Corncr
The National Employment Service lists domestic help including coxes, male and female housekeepers, matrons, governesses and nurses. Residents of Frederick Corncr may contact 287 or visit the office in the Court House to discuss requirements.
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Frederick Corncr
Ofice
Court House
National Employment Service
Market Prices and Public Sale Notice
Market prices for wheat and fruits listed. Livestock quotes appear for calves cows steers lambs and sheep with various grade prices. Public sale of valuable personal property owned by George D Smith near Urbana on March 16 1934. Local dance at Guinea’s Monocacy Fan Friday night with attendees invited.
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George D. Smith
Urbana
Guinea
Gents
Bovay
In Memoriam Notes From Local Obituaries
Memoriam notices reflect sorrow for Moore and Bowins families with tributes from sons, wife and children. Dates referenced include February and March, with lines about remembrance, faith and a father’s passing. Additional lines advertise local painting and glass store offers, a card of thanks, and a Moose dance event with adults unsure of exact details.
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Bowins
Charles Milford Bewins
Ife
toGo
Father
Gertrude
Luft's Stuff Leagh A Litle
Fragmentary OCR text discusses Luftburrow and vague references to people, places, and numbers. Readable items are limited. no clear event or identifiable entities beyond the garbled names.
Swedens Sigvard Resists Pressure for London Position
The Swedish crown prince’s second son Sigvard faces pressure over a London post while declining royal status. He has served as a director in Berlin for several years, with implications for access to the throne and royal duties as tensions rise.
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Skerss
Sigvard
Sweden
Myal
Enka Patzek
London
Berlin
Ham and Oyster Supper Postponed by Otter Shortage
A March 3 ham and oyster supper at United Church is postponed due to otter shortage. Various events follow including a Thursday night dance at Town Hall March 2 with Gordimer Harper’s orchestra, and a March 1 fundraiser by United Fire Company. Local listings note prizes and a charity event at Feagable School House, plus service ads from Hanky Dory Minstrels and BEAT Fountain.
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United © ‘Hren
Town Hall
Gordimer Harper and His Orchestra
Hanky Dory Minstrels
Feagable
Ballenger
Trustees' sale notices scattered across rural locations
Fragmented OCR lists multiple trustees sales and executors including LeGore Store area, Brunswick county, Woodsboro region, and Brack farm positions. Names such as George and Sivan Rantman, Wilbur Trout, and Ida Cronenburg appear with estate and property sale references. Locations referenced include Brunswick, Walkers, Poplar Springs, and Creacersion road.
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March Hertert
Wifliar
Tnuontitie
Ee George and
Sivan Rantman
Walkersare
We J Smith
Chanrth
LeGore
Charles Wo Rice
Star Bread Ben S
Chack —Trustees
Howard
J. Stop
Cagribosele
Mande Tarcbifl
Sear Monorarta Feary Refacver
Brunswick
William Welsh
Poplar Springs
Kesa
Warreofettz
Fender
Barrick Farm
Wilbur Trout
Banter
Iiesar
Fewis
Rotman
Woodsboro
Saank
Nwh
Middletown
Raz G. Deloher
Petw
Flauronyille
Flauronyille Acdiea
A Pearre, Jr
Ida Cronenburg
Trederick City
Ter
Snooffer
Buckeysiows
Harvey M Hare
FMC
City
Buckey
Aalte
Trasanwu
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Daniel C. Grove
Jefferson
Wiliam A Getsberi
East Third Strest
Winekoop
Business Fine
Poolesville
Frank Quick
Indianapolis
Ind
Clark Cheeny
LeRev
O. Charles A. Pawiey
Jeferson
Howard C. Farley
Knoxville
C. A. Pawier
HE. Pawiey
Bau Gallie
Fis
Sunshine
Big Sh
C. A. Pawler
H. C. Pawley
H. ©. Fawley
Foxville
Clarksburg
Henry See Jefferson
Eh Daughiss
Martha Washeington
W. Patrick
Frederick County Products, Inc
Mediast
Moore
Cear
Walter
Bessiez
Frederi Paint & Glass
North Ma
Fred R Roush
Loyal Order OF Moose
Gordinus Hart
Luft’s
Lufburrow
Bingole United Fire Company
Sons of Usefu
Trico
Awo
S. Mar
Beat Fountain
Benet
Pythian Sisters
Trappern
Prederick Junk Company
Gastiey
Chapel Aley
Dow
News-Post
Cali Ee
Oman
Frederick
Jesse W. Brown
Gilmore R. Flautt
Gilmore
Tits Acres
Kars Vary
Cnead Cs
Miémletesa
Ad Srick Dwelling
Ff Sesiners Proper
TOR
Prederice
Martland
Noah E. Cramer
Hselars Stuied
Erriyo Apariwast
Gevares Seeda
Niah E Cramer & Son
Gotrt Street
Frederich, Martland
Citizens National Bank
Federick, MD
Capital
Serplus
Joston D. Baten
Housizs D. Baair
Jons H. Baker
Kree
William G. Zimmerman
Cashzer
Saucer G. Desai
Cashkter
J. Travers Tiostas
Asistant Cashier
Juscia D. Barer
Tuomas HH. Haller
Craeves A. Connex
M. D
Jons S. Newman
James H. Gamsan
D. Baksh
Dante. Bakken, Jr
Jons H. Basen
Ecutas B. Ramselag
ApcHibaiy EL
Fisher
George E Giessner
Frederick, Md
Thoreusghir
Sodern House
Caurca
T. Charles S Houck Sr
Pitt
PO Bax
Pitt Promues
Foom
Potts & Griffin
Wil
Szaltors
T, Hickman
Hickeax
Ashington
Eae
Hero
Aes
Bole Life Nore Co
New
Yore
Oriole Gas
Paige
Prischie Sheare
AR Frederich
Cireuit
Alice
Taomassa
Tess
Fredericke City
Daniel Sm
Inna Records
Fsa
Sai Maria
Jenu
Foha
Tadie
Autiloverr
Rosamond & Bey
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