Tragic death of Miss Cerlos Dutrow at Loveraville
Miss Cerlos Mary Dutrow 28 ends her life with a shotgun at her home near Loveraville Virginia after mourning her mother’s recent death. Coroner rules suicide. Family notes long brooding. funeral held today at Lutheran church with Rev A F Tobler. Burial in Lutheran Cemetery, Middle Town. Funeral directors C H Feete and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cerlos Mary Dutrow
Nxar Loveraville
George W. Dotson
Miss Dotton
Mountannor Wood
Harry Mr Dutrow
Dutrow
Roy R. Dutrow
Meas Braddock Heights
Gur
Duttow
Pearl Dutrow
New Market
Vinnie Wire
Nichols Wis
Undertaking Establishment
C. H
Undertaking
A. F. Tobler
Lutheran Church
Lovetisrle
Middletown
C. H. Feete and Son
Local Notes From Browningsville And Surroundings
March update from Browningsville and Browningshire reports several residents vacationing in Florida including Mr and Mrs F S Gindinl and Bri Glad hil s mother Westmunsier. Etta Cutsal visits Frederick. Merr Geisler Urlana and Peggy Ann Giesler stay with Olive at her parents home. F S Gledhill family also in Florida. Letilla improves enough to roam the house. Mrs Eile Purdum sale draws hundreds. Mt View church Lames Aid event sells out the supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browningshire
F. S. Gindinl
Gladhil
Westmunsier
Florida
Etta Cutsal
Frederick
Merr
F. S. Gledhill
Florxis
Galthersburs
Cailed
Housen
Letilla
Eile Purdum
Thursder
Mt. View Church
Local notes from Union Bridge and surrounding areas
March reports guests visiting Union Bridge residents Miss Kath erine Coker and Aftis Doris Legg visit New Windsor College and Leighton Cooke kin. Garden Club entertaining at Mrs Myers Engiar Uniontown. Miss Legg and cousin Robert Reese visit relatives. Bank service at Methodist Protestant church. Sixty-fifth wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Devilbiss with dinner party at parental home. many guests unable to attend due to weather. Elmer Proutz to occupy Reese house. Gordon Hesson to move from Grace Rinehart property. Elder Senseney improving after appendicitis. Mrs George Straw improving but staying in hospital. Mrs E W Culp cared for by Miss Marlen Zentz. Mrs William Brandenburg confined to bed with toothache. Mary Bostian visiting during Mrs Straw’s absence. Mrs Nemumte’s satellite noted as large as our moon and circling plate insignia. Farm implements and household furnishings sold well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Katherine Coker
Eastern Shore
New Windsor College
Aftis
Doris Legg
Garden Club
Myers Engiar
Uniontown
Robert Reese
Ianter
Leighton Cooke
New York
Norville Fuss
John Grimes
West Broadway
Bir
Clayton Devilbiss
Ars
Harry Welfe
Cathert Devilbiss
Harry Devil+ jbiss
Charles Devilbiss
Esther
Donald Devilbiss
David
Harold Devilbiss
Annie Sharrets
Keymar
Devilbiss
Elmer Proutz
Paul Reese
Gordon Hesson
Grace ‘Rinehart
Mainstret
Ezra M Senseney
George Straw
E W. Culp
Marlen Zentz
William Brandenburg
Mary Bostian
Traw
Amfiss Sallie Puss
The Tintes Box Gloves Tale Ends In Chase
A quirky dialogue driven scene follows Atw Yates and others as they discuss boxing gloves and fears. The Beetle notes strong foes, a playful Caterpillar, and Scouty prepares with gloves while anticipation builds for the next story in The Tunes sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caust
Wille Woodpeckfeht
Fire calls keep Sykesville volunteers busy
The Sykesville Volunteer Fire Company fought multiple blazes on March 5. An overheated chimney at Aldersburg sparked a house fire at Miss Hewitt and Miss Selby’s home, injuring Hewitt while wind fueled the flames. Firefighters prevented total loss and saved Mrs Richeson’s home. Additional calls included a chimney fire at Mr Easton’s farm and a blaze at Mr Obrech’s home. A charity minstrel show drew about 500 attendees Friday and Saturday nights to aid the fire company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykesville
Afilian Plohr
Aldersburg
Lillian Hewitt
Elva Selby
Miss Hewitt
Samuel Riche
Mass Hewitt
Mass Leroy
Mrr
James Ridgely
Easton
Hughes
Chiraner
Obrech
Eran
St. Barnabes P
Unclear Historical Names Prompt Fragments
Fragmentary OCR reads like a jumble of names and stray terms from a church or class list. Several personal names appear with odd spellings and stray phrases, making coherent sense or event identification impossible from the readable text.
Radio Day by Day Features Thomas in NBC Slot
New York March 5 AP Radio Editor C E Sutterfield reports baritone John Charles Thomas will host the Wednesday night program on WIZ NBC after March 14 when John McCormack departs for an African tour. Thomas appears as WEAF NBC Hall of Fame guest next Saturday night. The column notes Richards advancing a Thursday night show on WABC CSS highlighting American writers and new songs as WEAF NBC plans begin with The Vagabond Ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Charles Thomas
Wiznbc
John McCormack
WEAF
Preddie Rich
Wabc-Css
Las
Rchard Crooks
Roeper
George Olsen
WABC
CBS
Buenos Aires
NBC
Wabc-Cbs
Costes Missing In North Sea Flight From Paris
Dieudonne Costes, famed French aviator known as the Lindbergh of France, is missing after a flight from Le Bourget to Copenhagen. An exhaustive Danish search is under way as reports say a plane without radio or full fuel may have reached the Danish coast near Esbjerg amid uncertain sighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dieudonne Costes
Lindbergh
France
North Sea
Werdue
Barts
Copenhagen
Denmark
Costes
Atlantic
New York
le Bourget Field Grone
Europe
Belgium
Howland
Germany
le Bourget Pictet
Esbjerg
Jutland
Bus Hits Truck in Maryland and Pennsylvania Crash
An eastbound bus skidded on ice and struck Charles D Goulden’s truck near Gap, injuring six people seriously. Passengers from Pittsburgh to New York City and Philadelphia sustained fractures, concussions, and other injuries. authorities report 31 nations with over 100,000 telephones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Charles D Goulden
Exmommsburg
Tularora Mounans
Fremklin County
Wiliam E Moore
Pittsburgh
Fiasry Brosius Wout & Ren
Decanjuriss
Transatlantic rebuke cited in high profile libel suit
In London, Sir William Jowitt defense counsel in a $2,000,000 suit by Princess Youxsoupoff against Meno Goldwyn Mayer Pictures cites Miss Holtzman as probing the princess to sue over alleged Rasputin incidents. Miles Holtzman calls the remark a shopworn abuse of power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Hoitzman
New York
William Jowitt
Meno Goldwyn Mayer Pictures
London
Princess Youxsoupoff
Miss Holtzman
Rasputin
Miles Holtzman
Willem
Emmitsburg Weather Delays Route Deliveries and Local Civic News
Winter conditions paralyzed rural mail service in Emmitsburg and surrounding routes last week with drifts blocking most roads. Route 1 and other paths required heavy shoveling while Route 2 and Fairfield Route 7 faced temporary closures. Pennsylvanian workers opened a section of new Tract road near the state line. Local reports note CWA project work halted, Lions Club hosted a chicken and waffle dinner, and residents signed contracts to cut corn and hog production under federal plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Robert Topper
Clyde Musselman
Fairfield
New Tract
Pennsylvania
CWA
Lions Club
John H. Rosensteel Jr
W. H.treiber
G. G. Fratley
D. L. Beegie
W. OR. Cadle
C. A. Harner
Lioss
Wiliam Bowling
Washington, D. C
United States Department of Fisheries
Harry Bowling
Herrs R. Shoemaker
St. Eupnemia
John D. Topper
Gzippe
Heavy Weekend Fog Hits Maryland and Flood Concerns Rise
A weekend fog blanketed Maryland delaying travel on the Chesapeake Bay as rain and thawed snow swollen streams began receding. The Potomac rose to 22 feet in Washington and crested near Cumberland, with portions above Washington still ice covered. A Chesapeake derailment near Chestertown is blamed on soft ground from recent rain and the Chester River backing up toward the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Chestertown
Potomac
Washington
Cumberland
Susque
Hanna
Havre de Grace
Chester Rver
Thurmont Notes Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Thurmont community items note Maree 2-vonn Am brose, 8-year-old pupil, transferred to Maryland School for the Blind due to vision. Several visitors and guests are listed, including families from Eyler's Valley, Cascade, and Baltimore. Mrs. Clarence Smith improves after an operation at Frederick City Hospital. O. HL M 2rler of Thermont is seriously ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thommont
Maree
Vonn Ambrose
Thurmont
Maryland Aid Society
George Whitmore
Pranklinville
Maryland School For
Aliss Helen Free
Byron Pree
Creagerstown
Russell Forney
Joseph Marshall J
Donald and
Mebrie
Lloyd Marshall
Betty
Eyler’s Valley
Daniel
Jess Flohr
Walter Smith
Cascade
Paul Wade
Camp Richtee
C. W. Hoerner
Mary Alice
H. E. Haines
Himes
Prederick
V. A. Birely
Billy
Washington, D. C
Birely
ML. Rouzer
Maude Neilson
Birdie E Rans
Jean Hoss
Baltimas
Dorothy Beachley
Wayne Smith
Philadelphia
Birs. Smith
Sirs
Georgia Creager
Clarence Smith
Frederick City Hospital
O. HL M
Divorce Suit Highlights Ruth Funkhouser in Virginia
In Winchester Virginia Ruth Funkhouser seeks divorce from Raymond J Punkhouser, citing cruelty and separate maintenance. The couple previously resided in Deal and Rye after a Jersey dispute. custody of their two minor daughters is with Ruth. The case references five marriages for Ruth and social prominence. they wed January 20, 1930 in Leesva, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Ruth Goodwin Punkhouser
pRaymand
J. Punkhouser
Reno
Sarii
Deal
Ae Im
Fumihouser
Rye
Jersey
Funkho
Funkhouser
Jas
Bers
Punkhouser
Catarrh Sufferers Praise Wes' Tonic In Early Ad
An old advertisement touts Wes' Tonic as a remedy for catarrh, claiming rapid relief from throat discharge, coughing, and head fullness. It asserts the tonic heals systemic symptoms and improves strength, with testimonials from users and reference to physicians and druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Seidar Williamson
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Bestie
NBA . Ca
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Be Jarvis
Harney
Maren
von Treime ‘Vinegars
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Breene Warbrzht
George Shro
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Easma Cina Apruett
C. E. Sutterfield
Northsea
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Abe
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Mar
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Trevel
Sistas
Ie Bene Court
Om Bank
Frederick County National Bank of Frederick RO
North Market Street
Stieff
James E. Doll
Frederick, Maryland
Quaker City
Quaker City Peimerice
North Marbet Street
Pearre’s Modern Pharmacy
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