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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1935

Page

6

Deaths and Obituaries in Maryland Area

Mrs. Erma S. Long widow of John S. Long dies at 80 near Rocky Ridge after long illness. Survived by husband two daughters two sons and siblings. Albert Edward Arnold 62, husband of Rosa Arnold, dies at Glen Burnie from heart trouble after short illness. funeral Thursday at Prospect Methodist Church. Dr Carlton A. Gloyd and Georgia Gail Gloyd infant twins die in Gaithersburg and are buried Frederick Memorial Cemetery. parents and grandparents mourn.

Albert FE. Arnold Albert Edward Arnold Rosa Arnold Hood Glen Burnie Thomas E Sarah Arnold Prince George's County W. B Wellington Arnold Edward Arnold Jacobsville Helen Shadrick Prospect Methodist Episcopal Church Mt. Airy C. M. Waltz Carlton Georgia Gail Gloyd Carlton A Mary Myers Gloyd Gaithersburg Frederick City Hospital Earl L. Myers Foumeral Frederick Memorial Cemetery C. E. Cline and Son

Funerals Held for Nelson B Ponton Jr and Charles Henry Minor

The funeral for Nelson B Ponton Jr was held Monday at 2 30 p m at his parents home in Buckeys town with Rev G E Dryden officiating The service featured The Old Rugged Cross sung by Mrs Charles Harris and Abide With Me by a quartet The pallbearers included Charles W Harris Charles Witter Howard Schaeffer and others Burial was at Mt Oliver cemetery E Cline and Son were funeral directors The funeral for Charles Henry Minor followed from his late home near Adamstown Monday at 1 00 p m with Rev Harvey S Shue officiating The service attracted many mourners Pallbearers listed were Harry L Thomas John E B Thomas R Ashby Snouffer Edward N Snoufer Richard J Alinut and John W Ball Interment at Mt Olivet cemetery M F R Etchison and Son funeral directors

Nelson B. Ponton, Jr Buckeystown G. E. Dryden Methodist Protestant Church Old Rugged Cross Charles Harris C. E. Dryden C. &. Nichols John F. Keller Harris Charles Henry Minor Adamstown Harvey S. Shue Harry L. Thomas John EB. Thomas R. Ashby Snouffer Edward N. Snouffer Richard J. Alinut John W. Ball Mt. Olivet Cemetery M. FR Etchison and Son

Personal News Briefs From Brunswick and Westminster

Mrs Maggie Harp of Brunswick visits her sister Mrs John Burton in Hagerstown. Mr and Mrs Richard F Kline of this city celebrate the birth of a son last Friday, with Mrs Kline formerly Nellie Mullinix. Mr and Mrs Richard Humbert of Westminster announce a 12 pound son born Saturday, Mrs Humbert formerly Edith Grove of this city.

Maggie Harp Brunswick John Burton Hagerstown Richard F. Kline Kline Nellie Mullinix Richard Humbert Westminster Humbert Edith Grove

Religion and modern youth urged to seek lasting peace

Rev. M Theodore Wedel national Episcopal secretary led Hood College students in Meyran Hall discussing how religion shapes life and education. He argued modern youths face inner turmoil and that only religion offers enduring guidance, noting paganism lacks true devotion and that God’s will brings freedom and peace.

M. Theodore Wedel Episcopal Church Episcopal College Hood College Meyran Hall Mr. Wedel

Roosevelt Faces Test as Work Relief Battle Mounts

Roosevelt must show strength to save the $4.88 billion work relief program amid Senate losses and Huey Long challenges. The White House risks political chaos if leadership falters while social insurance measures struggle, and public support is crucial to keep the New Deal from sinking.

Senate Huey Long Roosevelt Rodney Dutcher Washington Congress F. RK Harvard White House A. F. of Huey Joe Robinson Pat Harrison Jimmy Byrnes Huey P. Long Robinson Harrison Byrnes NBA Service, Inc

W. C. T. U. Meeting At M C A In April Program Planned

The monthly W C T U meeting at the M C A drew twenty six members. Devotions included Lead On King Eternal, St Luke verses, Crusade Hymn and Jesus Bids Us Shine sung by Mary Catherine Remsberg. Reading by Donald Renn and others followed. April meeting will feature a P B program with committee chaired by Mrs George Bowers including Lee Anna Schultz and Mrs Luther Rice.

Ww. Cc. It. U F. B. Sappington Jesus Mary Catherine Remsberg A. R. Remsberg Donald Renn Ourself Asura Winebrewer George Bowers Lee Anna Schultz Luther Rice

Grate Prices at 2 p m Wheat and Corn Report

Grain market notes show wheat at 2 p m trading at 92 cents per bushel while corn prices listed around 425 cents per bushel. No further context provided on origin or exchange.

Among County Women's Clubs Count at March Meeting

The March 1 meeting of the Meryland Tract Club at Mrs. H A Kefauver's home drew 28 members and 3 visitors. Officers elected include President Mrs. Chas Flock and Secretary Miss Emogene Souder. Delegates to federation were chosen and program items included vocal and piano solos and civics talks. The Libertytown Club met February 27 at Mrs. Edgar Hammond's with 16 members answering roll call on radio programs. Plans for March 13 meeting at Mrs. Edwin Devilbiss with speaker Miss Helen Pearson were announced.

Merryland Tract Club Meryland Tract Club H. A. Kefauver Chas. Flock George Garrett Emogene Souder Roy Mageha Gertrude Arnold T. B. Erdman Stanley Zecker John Souder, Jr Ethel Ferrell Mary Sulcer Hilda Frook Civics Leisley Coran Joe Newcomer Elizabeth Horine Tme Victor Kifer Libertytown Club Edgar Hammond Edwin Degilbiss Edwin Devilbiss Maurice Crum H. L. Munshour New Market H. Bruce Hammond Helen Pearson

Soot and Cleaning Notes and Prayer Service at Leathers Home

The article blends household tips on food fillings and soot removal with notes on fruit serving and a resumed cottage prayer meeting led by Raymond Free at M. F. Leathers home. Twenty seven attended the service, with future meetings planned at Thomas Shoemaker's home led by Luther Rice.

M. F. Leather Jefferson Raymond Free the Prodigal Son Thomas Shoemaker South Market Street Luther Rice

Black Hoffman wedding at Reformed parsonage

John Snyder Black of Black Moeyerschate Pa and Mary Alter Hoffman of Hagerstown were joined by Rev. Dr. Henry L. G. Rieffer at the Evacrelical Re formed parsonage on March 2 at 10 a.m.

Black—Hoffman John Snyder Black Moeyerschate Mary Alter Hoffman Hagerstown Henry L. G. Rieffer Evacrelical Reformed Parsonage

Ills and Moves Among Frederick County Residents

Among the sick Mrs Jesse Hoover of West Patrick Street remains bedridden after falling ill Monday. Mr F Grove White returned Saturday for treatment at the Church Home and Infirmary in Baltimore where he had previously been a patient. Louella Wiles of 24 East Sixth Street at Frederick County Emergency Hospital shows slow gradual improvement from an eye condition. Mr James P French of Point of Rocks, formerly at Frederick City Hospital, was moved Monday to the State Sanatorium near Sabillasville for treatment in the C E B Cline ambulance.

Jesse Hoover West Patrick F. Grove White Church, Home and Infirmary Baltimore Louella Wiles East Sixth Street Frederick County Emergency Hospital James FP. French Point of Rocks Frederick City Hospital C. Eb.cline State Sanatorium Sabillasville

Local events and sales advertise community happenings

A sequence of notices lists a Sanitary Fish Market hours, Calvary Church play Air Castle on March 7 with 745 p.m. start and 28 cent admission for adults, garden exhibit From Bulb to Bloom at Calvary on March 8, three acts The Path Across The 16 on March 8 at Woodsboro Hall with 2 and 1 cent seats, plus Lodge and church suppers at Woolworth Building March 5 and Peragaville Lent specials with seafood offerings.

Calvary Church Calvary Methodsat Episcopal The Garden Club of Frederick, Md Woodsboro Hall

Chicken and Waffle Supper and Pattie Luncheon at Local Churches

Chicken and Waffle Supper Tuesday March 5 at Woodsboro Lutheran Church hosted by the Women's Missionary Society from 5 to 8 PM for 36 cents. A Chicken Pattie Luncheon by the Women’s Missionary Society of Grace Evangelical Reformed Church on Wednesday March 6 from 11 AM to 1 PM features Chicken Pattie or Noodle Soup with mashed potatoes, relish, rolls, dessert, and costs 26 cents. The notice also advertises moving services by Culler & Fleer.

Woodsboro Lutheran Church Woman's Missionary Society Women’s Missionary Society of Grace Evangelical Reformed Church

Taneytown Chamber Eyes Restocking and Boulevard Plan

The Taneytown Chamber of Commerce met February 25 with President Mervyn Fuss presiding. The treasurer reported a balance of 469.17 dollars. Discussions covered restocking local streams with proper fish varieties and cooperation with other Carroll County groups on a Washington Gettude boulevard project. A resolution urged returning county readiness to central County Commissioners, contingent on gas tax return. Norman Hess outlined Stile Reads Commission road plans for Carroll County this summer. Social notices included a gathering hosted by Frank Tintman and others, a Day of Prayer by local churches, and Mrs. Martha Fringer’s 87th birthday celebration.

Taneytown Towne Lie Chamber of Commerce Carroll County Tydings Comimerre Chamber of Commeres Mems House of Delegates Norman Hess Board of County Commissioners Willan William Kier George Fiver Herbert Winter Georwe Be Sorman Emery Flickimaer Henry Becker Frank Nlarman Luther Albaugh George Crebbs Eleanore Keer Eleanore Keer, —Workis Mission Grace Reformed Church John Baumgardner Charles Hesson Baltimore Raymond F Baumgardner Emmitsburg Richard Mann Kenneth Baumgardner Westminster Marth. Fringer

Womans Guild Meeting and Local Life Notables in Sykesville

The Women s Guild of St Barnabas chapel met at Mrs Stewart Hurline s home in Freedom. Miss Mary Phoee Dugan announced to wed George Bernard Kelly of Glenwood with the ceremony set for February 23 in Harrisonville. Afterwards the couple will reside at Maple Hill Farm Glenwood. Local social notes record a 17th birthday party for Charles Miller with music from a new Sykesville orchestra and a cake featuring pink and white refreshments. Additional items summarize visits and travels of residents to and from Salisbury Georgetown Charleston Baltimore Philadelphia and Washington with various family gatherings and greetings.

Sykesville Merch Womens’ Guild of Charles Orchesta Ita Watkins Elva Selby Martha Virginia Wilmer Bee Berry Claudia Harris Crolyn Gaither Anna Frank Blanche Mabel Dixon John Morris Warricks Ridgely Kenneth Barnes, Jr Lee Warfield Frederick Koerner Earl Wilson William Daerer

Local social notices and births from Baltimore area

Mrs Bessie Weaver and others hosted gatherings in Baltimore and surrounding towns including birthdays and visits from Kentucky to Maryland. Several entries note hospitalities at homes, retirements, and a 21st birthday party. A birth announced for William Evans near Eldershore. The obituary for Eliza Jane Bailey from Haverstown to Richmond Va. concludes the mix of society items.

Miscellaneous Local Notices and Advertisements Breezy

Fragmentary public notices and ads mention roof repair guarantees and shop offerings. Includes stray names and addresses such as 312 W. South St and 4% North Market St, with faded references to a beauty shop and permanent wave services. The text is garbled with inconsistent capitalization.

North Market St

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