Deaths in Braddock and Area Leave Several Relatives
Obituaries note Charis E Kiexa Charles E Binns of Braddock die after heart trouble at Frederick City hospital aged 63 with Lutheran ties. Survived by several children including Mrs Oscar Cline and Mrs Heman Lourder. interment in Middletown Lutheran cemetery. Amy Rapp Shaw, Meadow Branch near Westminster, dies at family home aged 3. Interments in Meadow Branch cemetery after services at Pahmer Home and Meadow Branch Church. Richard Wise of Sabillasville dies at 25 after brief illness. funeral at Reformed church Sabillasville with interment Blue Ridge cemetery. William T Stauffer of Walkersville dies at 83. funeral at Welkesside Church with interment Mt. Horeb. Samuel B Cross of Baltimore dies at Sabinesville hospital aged 50. survived by wife May Ward Cross and many children and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charis E Kiexa
Charles E Binns
Ferma of
Braddock
Frederick City Hospital
Lutheran Church
Oscar Cline
Shooks- Man Piesd Behance
So Sdinton
Heman Lourder
Ridgevile
Atlee Kinna
Monrovia
Amy Rapp Shaw
Amy Ropp Shaw
John D
Macy Sensexey Ropg
Mesdow Branch
Westminster
Pahmey Meroma
San Mar
Brecaren
Pahmey
Pahmer Home
Meadow Branch Church of the Brehren
Eger J. W. Thomas
David
Mecces Branch
Eart
Richard Wise
Frank
Elanche Wise
Sabillasville
Mooreheads
SabUlasville
George Bowser
Hagerstown
Waler Harbaugh
Pountaingale
Simon Stavis
Irene
Paul
Puneral
Reformed Church
Sabinlasville
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Ait Thurmont
A. L. Creager and Son
Willie T. Stauffer
Willam T. Stauffer
Formecr
Walkersville
Washingon
Serrioss
Welkesside Moe
Meersea
Oclecx
Sutal
Mt. Bore
Woodshoro
Samunel B. Cross
Samuel B. Crow
Baltimore
Sabnes
Vile Santorimm
Mc. Cross
Garr Cverr Sunsing
May Ward Cross
Roger E Young Dead Local Businessman Dies at 62
Roger Eugene Young a long time Predewick resident and businessman died at home on North Market Street after two months of illness. He founded a partnership with George in the Dilliard parlor and was active in the Evangelical Lutheran Church Lynch Lodge 163 A F & AM and district Fire Company. Survived by widow Mrs Sade Zemery Yours and three children Ralph, Carmela and George Jr. Funeral Tuesday at 2 30 from the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Eugene Young
North Market Street
Dohr Redher
Catherine Beaufelé
Predewick
George
Dilliard
Bowling
Cate
Forry
Lidbesn
Lynch Lodge No. 163
A. FO & AM
Dunict Fire Company
Bany D
Ralph Young
Wasngwen
Mos
George FL Weme
Predeich
Sick Superintendent of Mass Oscar Belaaver Ill at Home
Confined by illness to his home on DC avenue, Oscar Belaaver of the local post office remains unable to report for duty. Postmaster Irving S. Biser also ill and confined to his home on DEI avenue for two weeks. Several other local residents including Miss Dorothy Geisven, Miss Gracz Mahone, and Mrs. Mary Getty are mentioned in health updates with varying recoveries at Maryland General Hospital and at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar
Belaaver
Ofice
DC Avenue
Irving S. Biser
Eis Govies
Samuel Ro Welty
Worth
Market Street
Maryland
Baltimers
Cr. Cline and Son
Maron
Mus
Bev Allender
E. E. Warner
Luther Ressler
Janet
Marion Belisaider
Wallie Shord
Carmen
Helen Delaplane
Frances Bellisor
Mildred Coshirs
Guy Warren
Rhea
Eepsville
James Warren
Philiadionis
Union Bridge
Rebecca Coshun
Hanover
Wis
James Warret
E. D. Duer
Forex City Hospital
Savurdar
Warmer
Ars
W. F
Hannahes
Louie Warren
Rover
Debate at Hood College Favors Expanded Presidential Power
Hood College debaters and Gettysburg College students debated the question whether presidential powers should be permanently increased. The affirmative argued crisis needs and economic recovery justify expanded powers, while the Hood team contended democracy and checks would suffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood Couege
Gettysburg College
Brogheck Hill
United States
Samuel Schrekengous
John Whetstone
Charles Wolfe
Gettysburg
Hood
Alises Lucille Ritchie
Jenanne Ace
Marjorie Adams
Hazel Foster
Head Debating Club
Ench Aychiee
Barrschrekengoust
Congress
Wheissone
Bette
Wolf
Roosevelt
Shand
Biss Ace
Adam
Sne
Rosset Ican
Andesradie
Market Prices Grin Wheaton
Market price table for corn and live stock from Frederick County Products shows calves cows steers lambs sheep and heifers with varied grade ranges and price points. Readers see prime to common grades and values from 1.50 to 8.03 per unit across listed livestock categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Products, Inc
Funeral for Paul Klip Held in His Home
The service for Paul Klip took place at his late home on Saturday morning at 2 o’clock. Multiple mourners attended, including Austin Klip, Roger Klip, Albers Klip, Paul E. Klip, and Paul R. Breighimer. Incomnent Mr. Olive and M. R. Ecchisan and Son were funeral directors handling the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Klip
Harry Stussens
Prarec
Tre Deressad
Austin B. Klpp
Roger Alipp
Albers Kips
Paul E Sup
Ore Scrip
Paul R. Breighimer
Olive
Cemeter
M. R. Ecchisan and Son
Personal Notices and Miscellany From Local Ledger
Miss Harriet B Erzebsch is listed with East Solt and other names appear in scattered fragments. References include New Market, Charles Vincent Seckman, Marshal Sockner, and a bankruptcy petition for an unnamed subject. The text contains scattered biographical fragments and unrelated items about forefathers and metalworking processes.
Boys Missing In Frederick Found In Theater Balcony
A police search for Bernard Davis Jr and Paul Hammes Jr began around 6 30 pm Saturday after their disappearance earlier in the day. Officers traced them to the balcony of a Frederick cinema where they were found watching the two shows, oblivious to the commotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belory
Mering Picauree Theater
Bernard Davis, Jr
Beard
Devis
Paul Hammon
Frederick
Davis
Birras
Detour Bridge Party Guests and Snow Disruptions
A Detour inhabitants event lists attendees at a bridge party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Bev Allender. The report notes a severe snowstorm hindering travel, road closures, and efforts by local dairies to clear paths, plus multiple local residents visiting relatives and recovering from illnesses and injuries.
County Women's Clubs Hear Plans For Rural Federation
Middletown Woman's Club hosted a regular meeting with 25 members and two visitors. Officers discussed the annual county federation meeting, a March 3 event, and March 14 activities including an officer election. A program featured a short play Home Sweet Home and a quiz on presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Woman's Club
George C. Rhoderik, Jr
Dostess
Leslie XN
Coblentz
Warside Ion
Ee Ulste
County Federation of Rural Women’s Club
Mars
Simon Koogie
American Citizenship Committee
Maurice Codlentz
Harry Gross
Simon Koogh
Frank Darner
Grayson Man
Fred Hoffman
George Kefanger
George C. Rhoderck
Floyd Main
Henry Sheffier
Elmer Harp
Margaret Harter
United States
Simon Hoogie
Pred Hoffman
Helen Pearson
Jefferson Club
W. Heedy Sha
Jefferson Womans Club
Severteex
Luther Remsburg
Home Sweet Home
Boanie
Community Creed
Nina ¥. Marriotte
Piorida
Myre Shaff
Clib
Johanna Gulenburg
M. Kelley Etchison
Evelyn Horine
Luther Bussard
Elmer Guy
Rome
M. Reiley Exchison
Organ Recital At Hood College Featured Classical Works
Professor Henry T. Wade presented an organ program in Brodbeck Hall honoring students at Hood College. The recital included Massenet’s overture, Widor and Wagner selections, and solo pieces by Ravina, Horsakow, and Croise. An unrelated police report noted a woman scalding incident and medical attention.
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Bee
Ravin Milford
Ben Jonson
Rimsiy Horsakow
Anton Croise
Wagner
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Roger E. Young Dead
Ben Pheous Jr
Ben Phet
Dorethy Geisven
Woo
Chester
Creek Road
Wiss
Ietiie Hardaush
Bronsgict
Miss Gracz Mahone
Mary Getty
Harokd Gey
Oemier
Desersdo
Wheaton
Jono Dimms
Sandi
Ail Guar
Garace
Sheef
Harriet
B. Erzebsch
Saet
Sotl
Sasay
Maha
Tt Exon
New Market
Maser
Charles Vincent Seckman
Tae
Bs Sarehis
BEL
Marshal Sockner
Wes Given
Reever
Z. Amd Wess Vey
BM. Samuel
Treat
Herr Steel
Bachday
Atianion
Mir Grear
Cours
Ader
Rick
Felton
Bensrapid
China
Frederick Boys
Til
Fenny Binzot
I Reem
Church Street
Tes Duesdaz
Melvin M. Enzk, General
Rena
Clay Hahn
Taeséss
Oh Tho
Au Somenne
Ana Markes Strvets
CE Cha and Son
Frederick City
Maren
Windsor Beatty
West Paz
Nedarmott
W. Sescenta Sa
Hood College
Brown
Cohlad
Charles W
Hollywood
Ecker
Marse
Frederick, CO
2Nd Moor Court House
National
Frederick Wis
ET. Schaeffers
W. Third Street
George D. Smith
Urbana
NEWS
Fredericktown Players
Children’s Theater of
New York
Rip van Winzle
Winchester Hall
National Theater
Washington
Berger's Book Mart
P. Luther Rice
East Third S
Peoples Service Drug Stores
Citizens National Bank
Jooxru D. Bases
Holmes D. Baker
Joux H. Baker
Josefh 3Ichrvst
William G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Devaar
J. Travers Thomas
Predericer, Paint & Glass
Justin D. Barer
Thomas H. Batter
Cuartis H. Coster
M. Dy Jomy S. Newstan
Jastes H Gassian, Jr
Hotsies
D. Baker
Danter Baker
Joan 4. Baker
Eniis B. Ramsburg
Age Hinano E. Fisher
Robertrolet
Frederick Motor Company
West Patrick Street
Marke
Frederick Jone Company
Frank Gastiey
Offie
Chape Aley Bevreen
EH Tard St
Noah E Cramer
Raat Fourth Street
Eighth Street
Noah E. Cramer & Ron
Realtors
Ld Court Street
Frederic E. Maryland
Bruches's
But Rock Poultry Yards
South Eireet
George E. Gleasce
Pocohontas Lodge
Sven Proaurzess
Morrouth
Remy
Giarent
Gilmore
Plautt
conseranGne
Revehee
Joan L. Pustow
Samuel
Lewis
Macom
Storm
Potts & Griffin
Saiz
Mt. Atty Na Westrusster
Proséris
Potts & Griffle
T. Hickman
S. T. Hickman
Boeser
EZ. Gesso
Maes Ee Frmissge
Charles PF Brenner
Adsms
Boaedock Heights
Third Street
Philip Wertheimer
H. L. Weick
W. Chuock
Garanes Burke
S. Market
M_ Market street
East Secon St
Hany
Mary R Fisker
St Charles & Hock
Sisdow
Akarke
Apaly E
East Secort Street
Bart
Apple
West Pattick St
Igdern
West Saxth
Sid Street
Howard WH
Slcp
Lto
Irs
Meorexta
Henry Relauws
Des Exet
Bronawick
William Welsh
East Ridgerite
Pepiar S Nfeiix
Cendee S. Wfite
Berccar
Mt Plessaght
Bockes
Watter Johnson
Stine Johnson
East Futhatret
Ms Earee
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