Deaths in Manchester and nearby areas
Obituaries report Henry Dice aged 93 of Manchester dies, funeral Saturday, interment in Manchester cemetery. Anna E. Horner 88 dies in New York City pneumonia. buried in Emmitsburg Presbyterian Cemetery. Frances Duisney, 45, dies in Frederick after pneumonia. body at CO E Cline and Son funeral home. funeral time TBA. Mary Martha Lee, 77, widow of James F. Lee, dies at daughter’s home Flint Hill. funeral Saturday at Hope Hill M E Church with burial in Hope Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dice Henry Dice
Manchester
Willard N. Garrett
Anna E. Horner
New York City
Emmitsburg
Presbyterian Cemetery
T. T. Brown
Horner
Maj
O. A. Horner
Elizabeth M. Horner
Robert L. Horner
G. A. Horner
New York
Andrew Annan Horner
Washington
Frances Duisney
Wallace G
Annie Bosstick Duisney
West Patrick Street
Clarence G
Eva M
Wilbur F
Horace M
Elijah Smith
Mabel M. Dulsney
Charles Jackson
Mary Martha Lee
James F. Lee
Richard H. Gilchrist
Flint Hill
William
Helen Hall Whimbs
Pyles
Foolesville
Thomas Lee
Arthur Weedon
Charles Scott
Sandy Spring
Wesley Lee
Richard Gilchrist
Flint Hil
John Garrison
Pittsburgh
Hope Hill M. E
Hope Hill
M. R. Etchison and Son
Funeral notices from Brunswick and nearby towns
Funeral services were held for Mildred Huster and her infant twins in Baltimore with burial at Loudoun Park cemetery. Emma Eliza Palmer and Harvey Sparrow had services in local funeral homes and Middletown with interments at Mt Olivet and Lutheran cemeteries. Pallbearers and clergy from Evangelical Lutheran and local chapels officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Kline
Brunswick
James Rooney
W. R. Nalley
Balmore
Rooney
Mildred Huster
Huster
University Hospital
Baltimore
Jacob
Berry Street
Loudoun Park Cemetery
Emma Eliza Palmer
M. R
John Flanagan
Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Harvey M. Sparrow
Libertytown
G. H. Paul
A. Nf
Unionville
Wilbur l
Ernest Hammaker
Edwin Degilbiss
F. Lorraine Simpson
Roy Garder
George H. Thomas
Middletown
Powell and
Albaugh
Social visits and house sales in Greenfield area
Residents and relatives from Halpine Glen Echo Baltimore Rockville Alexandria and Washington joined Chester Davis and the Perrells for weekend gatherings at the Davis home and Perrell homestead. T. Arnold Whitmore and wife sold their East Fourth Street residence to Charles E. Stull with possession given. Grain es at 2 p.m. east, bun, wn, dbl. woe 89 ere 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Cop
Carl Lochner
Grant Stitely
Mt. Airy
Chester Davis
Nick Perrell
Harvey Ferrell
Steiner Perrell
Washington
Luther Smith
Alexandria
Perrell
Ohn J. Davis
J. Gordon Davis
Daugher
Evelyn
John
Elliott City
Jelen Perrell
Rs. Luther Smith
T. Arnold Whitmore
East Fourth Street
Charles E. Stull
Foxville Church Plans Sunday School and Vesper Series
The Foxville Lutheran church schedules Sunday school at 10 o'clock next Sunday and vesper services from April 8 each evening Monday through Friday led by Rev. Mr. Huddle. Local residents and visitors are listed in a long sequence of community notes, including visits, rehearsals, and a real estate purchase by Morris T. DeLauter on Braddock Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxville
New Bethel
Hiden Buliman
Annual meeting lists 375 Women across towns and members
Walkersville and Woodsboro host the annual meeting listing 375 women including Mrs. Wm. D. Powell and Miss Nellie Nicodemus. The piece names members who have not missed meetings for two to nine years, highlighting ongoing attendance across households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Wm. D. Powell
Nellie Nicodemus
Woodsboro
Owen Dorsey
L. C. Powell
Allen Bowers
Roy Cline
J. Allen Pryor
Carroll Harp
Marchie Morrison
Stanley Zecher
Mary Sulcer
Henry Shefflar
D. Edgar Bittle
Murray Etzler
O. B. Baker
Charles Main
Clyde Smith
Myrtle Shaff
Elmer Dixon
Howad Mayne
H.bruce Hammond
Roy Magaha
George Chick
Roscoe Doub
Oeale Wright
Wm. Thomas
Ethel Thomas
Aubrey Davis
Claude Hargett
Harry Howard
Ethel Krantz
Albert King
Histe Snook
E. W. McDevitt
Clark Gibson
G. Lloyd Palmer
Floy Hiteshew
Moore Family Moves to 8 East South Street
Mr and Mrs Edgar K Moore and their son have moved from the Winebrewer apartments to 8 East South street. Charles Quinn of Washington has returned after visiting his mother Mrs Emma Quinn on West Second street. Mr and Mrs W Krise on East Church street were visiting their son in law and daughter. Mr and Mrs G B Housholder of York Pa have returned with Mrs Housholder and son Billy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar K. Moore
Winebrewer
East South Street
Charles Quinn
Washington
Emma Quinn
West Second Street
W. ©. Krise
East Church Street
G. B. Housholder
York, Pa
Housholder
Billy
Ill residents show gradual improvement in local area notes
A roundup of local illness and recovery reports lists Mr Irma Little at 420 North Market improving after two weeks of illness, Miss Josephine Myers at 211 West Seventh out again, and Mrs Forrest Haugh of Trail Avenue recovering after surgery at Frederick City Hospital. Others include Dr A Talbott Brice in Jefferson improving from throat infection, Mr Gerson Rosenour moved to Frederick City Hospital for observation, Miss W Margaret Harbaugh showing slight improvement after Johns Hopkins transfer, Mr R Ames Hendrickson recovering from tonsil surgery, Master Joseph Urner breaking a forearm while riding a tricycle, Miss Hester Morsell moved to her niece’s home after ambulance transport, Mrs Laura Zimmerman at home with unchanged condition, and note of continued recovery for several patients with local hospital ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Little
North Market Street
Josephine Myers
Grippe
West Seventh Street
Forrest Haugh
Trail Avenue
Frederick City Hospital
Charles J. King
Woodsboro
Church Home
Baltimore
A. Talbott Brice
Jefferson
Gerson Rosenour
Patrick Court
M. R. Etchison and Son
W. Margaret Harbaugh
Johns Hopkins Hospital
R. Ames Hendrickson
West, Second Street
Joseph Urner
East Second Street
Hester Morsell
Jefferson Pike
Frederick
Lester G. Mainhart
New Market
Northwestern initiates Sigma Delta Chi member in Evanston
Evanston March 28 David Raines of Dickerson Station Maryland was recently initiated into Sigma Delta Chi national journalism fraternity at Northwestern University Selection based on scholastic standing and professional ability Raines a Frederick High School graduate is a Medill School senior on Daily Northwestern editorial staff prior to Northwestern attended Johns Hopkins University Baltimore
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Ill
David Raines
Dickerson Station
Sigma Delta Chi
Northwestern University
Raines
Frederick High School
Medill School of Journalism
Daily
Northwestern
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Leadership Training School closes with large class
Dr. Harry N Bassler led the closing service at Grace Reformed church as the Taneytown Leadership Training School awarded certificates to a large class. The event featured choir selections, a duet, a quartet, and a faculty including Rev. Guy P Bready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Harry N. Bassler
Westminster Reformed Church
Grace Reformed Church
Catherine Baker
William J. Baker
Murray M. Baungardner
Peter Baumgardner
Lulu Benner
Eleanor Birnie
Virginia Bower
Clara Devilbiss
Allen Feeser
Mary A. Fringer
Anna Galt
Eileen Hene
Carroll C. Hess
Clyde L. Hesson
Clyde Hesson
Clifford Keener
Helen L. Kiser
Anna Koutz
Mary Mohney
Olin Moser
William B. Naill
William Nail
George Newcomer
Margaret Nurton
Merle Ohler
Virginia Ohler
Nettie Pulman
Charles E. Ritter
Luther W. Ritter
Eleanor Shoemaker
Mary HE. Shriver
Robert Sites
Robert S. Valentine
Charles Waniz
Marion Hitchcock
Estella Essich
Howard Baker
Murray Baumgardner
Edgar Fink
W. Rein Motter
Guy P. Bready
A. T. Sutcliffe
I. M. Pridinger
Frederick
Nelson
Edgar Essig
Norville BP
Edward Heidt
Grace Burkeholder
Baltimore
Ida Landis
Frederick City Hospital
C. G. Bowers
George Shoemaker
Ross Galt
New Windsor
Eliza Birnie
George H. Birnie
Elenore Birnie
Micks Josephine Smith
St. Joseph's College
Emmitsburg
Grace Smith
Robert Elliot
Wrightsville
George A. Arnold
Clara Rout
William Gallery
Robert
Gallery
Bethesda
R. V. Arnold
Agnes Arnold
Local plant sale amid flowering shrubs and perennials
Garden notice highlights varieties such as violets, English daisies, pansies, and other perennials. Organized by B A H Brust, location approx 3 to 5 miles west on Montyus Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. H. Brust
Monteyus Pike
Calvary Parish Hall Dance and local sales ads light up town
An assortment of events and promotions fills the page. Calvary Parish Hall hosts a lady minstrel show with Mrs Jacobson returning from New York to select spring hats and dresses. Dance classes start Friday at Francis Scott Key Ballroom. The Crawford Line adds Leesburg trips while stores offer jewelry, books, shoes, and ready meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key Ball Room
Charles Opel
Sanitary Fish Market and Armory Dance Adverts
Friday and Saturday listings of fresh catches and market items. Hear Jack Schill and His Orchestra at the Armory Ball Room on Thursday March 28 with dances from 9 30 p.m. to 1 90 p.m. Tickets 83c gents 5c ladies. Also offered sale of classic book sets and a Card of Thanks from the family of Hattie Carpenter for support during illness and loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Schill
Armory
Columbia Broadcasting Artists
Armory Ball Room
Hattie Carpenter
Grange Hall New Market
Hal
Nicewarner
Guinea
Paul Jones
Greenfeld
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Joan J, Davis
A. G. Monper
Fragmentary Mid 19th Century Notices From Frederick Area
OCR fragment lists individuals and locations near Frederick Maryland with names including Frank Padgett Dickerson Nettie Wagner and John Krill as administrator. Mentions miles north of Frederick Mt Airy to Prospect Walkersville near Dickerson New Market Deer Court House Deer and sale notices for personal property and resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Padgett
Jar Dickerson
Edny M
Raymond E. Smith
Frederick
Mt. Airy
Prospect
Nettie Wagner
Chas FB
Johnn R. Krill
Admr
Dally C
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Greenfield
Wilson Davis
Glen Echo
Edward Davis
Brooks Redmond
Thelma
Washingon
Catherine Gregg
Kevy Chase
Algie Gregg
Eat
River
Ice Man
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Wisconsin
Second Avenue
J. H. Hoch
New Windsor High School
Muskin Shoe Factory
Westminster
Welty
John Heltibridle
Uniontown
Smith Will Reide
Myersville
Rudy—Glass
Waynesboro
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Charlotte Glass
Charles F. Glass
Harrisburg
Edward Rudy
Washington, D. C
V. Rudy
Victor H. Jones
Austin Debauter
Routersville
Tracey Delauter
Kellar Moser
Lloyd Moser
Mary Jane Buhrman
Reuben McAfee
Margaret Kuhn
Sabillasville
Ward Toms
Zion
Archie Buhrman
Ira Buhrman
Green Ridge
Theresa Buhrman
Russell DeLauter
Luther DeLauter
Sperry Storm
Winichester Hall
Harvey Miller, Jr
Paul Green
George Crist, Jr
Harry Summers
Horace Thomas
Mason Hendrickson
Anna Mary Stull
Albert Hirsch
Wilmer Kehne
Ernest Lillard
Ernest Webb
LeRoy Blimenauer
Marion Sharpe
William Thomas
Edward Stull
Gilmore Lescallett
James Schaefle
Roger Layler, Jr
Mary Frances Wertenbaker
Barbara Nicodemus
Thelma Graham
Morris T. DeLauter
Grayson H. Mercer
Braddock Pike
Mr. DeLauter
Clinton Hamilton
Pearl
Laura. Zimmerman
Dove Working
Ames
Helen Fox
West Fourth Street
G. Roger Rothen Hoefer
Paris
Willis Camera Arts
North Market St
Dixie
Calvary Parish Hall
Martha Washington
W. Patrick St
Ideal Gardens
Nite Owls
Charles F
Leesburg
Crawford Line
S. Market St
Berger's
N. Market Street
U.S. Army
Millers Shoe Repairing
Markeer's
South Beatz St
Silver Club
Remsberg
Key Hotel Bldg
Sanitary Fish Market Market House
Rockwell Terrace
R. Bruce Murdoch
Edna M
Raymond E., Smith
Wayside Club
Wayside Inn
Wayside Radio Service
F. Russell Young
Ira J. McCurdy
Frederick County
Fisher's Coal Co
Brown Bros. Coal Co
Thurmont
F. Fisher
Harry C. Jones
Frederick Brick Works
East South 8
Mark Twain
Shakespeare
Defoe
Berger’s Book Mart
Rosa Etzaler
Woddsboro, Md
Care News Post
Haugh
Sheridan Blentlinger
Retreat Grove
Abram Brubaker Glenn Trout
R. L. Kelly
St. John's School
Rawleigh
Chester
East Second St
E. J. Winebrewer, Grocer
Core
Penny Bingo
United Fire CO. Hall
East Second Bt
Bath
J. Fred Malin
Braddock
John T. Fogle
New Midway
Best Fountain
People’s Service Drug Stores
Noah E. Cramer
Polarasion
Market Street
Hayes Brown
W. Bouts
Grimare R. Finutt
Market St
Macadam Road
Moan
Cramer & Son
Court Street
Maryland
Neen Denn
Harry S. Tyeryar
OAS “Stove
Patrick Street
Wm. J. Hohlefelder
M. Market St
IT. M. Darkle
Dui Avenue
Gall
Ali
Olivet Boulevard
E. Church St
West Third
West Third St
Braddock Heights
J. Fred Main
Adamstown
Gall H. A. Eaton
Buckeystown
R. A. Benmelt
Record
Serand Street
Frederick City
Record Street
Pythian Castle
Weir Bros
East Second Possession
Charles Wachter
Dollge Parkway
Offige
Bowerr Lumber Co
College Place
Carter
E. D. Mithner
West Patrick
District Court of the United Bites
District of Maryland
Charles P. Buckman
Charles FP. Buckman
Frederieck City
Holden
Felton
District Court OF the United States
William E. Ohler
William F. Ohler
Wiliam FE. Ohler
Iis Court
Maren
A. D
Edward
Delaplaine
Conciliation Commissianer
Union Manufacturing Co
East
Thomas H. Haller
Orphans’ Court
Samuel G. Dovall
Parsons Newman
Dumel
Big Vance
Benefi
Blue Ribbon
Scenl Gardens
Happy Valley Ramblers
Gap
Ceresville
Ezra Ely
Citizens National Bank
Frederick, MD
Hoymes D. Baker
Joan H. Baker
Joserh McDivysf
William G. Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
Joseph D. Baker
Tomas H. Hauer
Chares H. Coney
M. D
John 5. Newman
James H. Gambrill, JR
Daniel Baker, JR
Archibald E. Fisher
Frederigt
Lok
Rosemont
Potts & Coriffin
Barguin
Beck
N. I
Rhoda Island
Beck's Hatchery
Dept
Bom Airy
Alton
Bennell
Alargnard
Ihoeing
Gilmore i. Paiute
Wale Shank
Walter Shank
Emily
Wattep
Waller
Towit
South St
Guy Anders
Drase Smith
Bartholows
Guernsey
Syracuse Barshear
Albert Summers
Jesse N. Smith
John Noll
R Ol. Kelly
Huckstering
Hachivf
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