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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1938
Page
10
An incomplete OCR snippet mentions a state status and court actions including references to a sent item and a fire related case. Names and places are unclear but imply a regional legal matter with official actions and potential reporting on proceedings.
Baltimore deaths include Mrs Mollie M Hoffman of 767 Grantley street who died in Knoxville after a cerebral hemorrhage. Also Mrs Mary Ellen Pontius, wife of Rev Paul Pontius, formerly of Baltimore, died in Lehighton. Thelma L Shrodes, 18, Baltimore, died Monday. Mrs Alice Cross Higgins of Boyds died after a long illness. Funeral arrangements note interments in Parkwood and Monocacy cemeteries and services led by Rev Kerr.
Funeral notices list Eldred Flock 3, son of Roy and Mrs Flock of Boonsboro, with 2:50 pm Thursday service and Boonsboro cemetery interment. Other obsequies include Herman Snader near Union Bridge and Charles L. Michael from Woodsboro home, with services by Rev. Schmidt and Rev. John J. John. Rachel Nussbaum near Libertytown and Ada Thomas Town formerly of Frederick county. multiple pallbearers named. Mrs Ada J Thomas Town died in New York City at 59. eight children survive. funeral at Key's Chapel with interment Old Leids cemetery.
Mr and Mrs F Compher of Hillside NJ visited Doubs and Point of Rocks relatives and returned home Monday. Prof Percy S Barnes of Hartford CT is visiting his mother Mrs Mary Barnes and other relatives in the city. Ammons and several other families spent the day with HP Turner in La Feast Valley and in surrounding towns including Owings Mills Baltimore Alberton Sharpsburg Robersville Worland and Baltimore. They plan to tour Niagara Falls on the return. Dr and Mrs Charles F Goodell returned from Atlantic City after several days away. Avs Fred Koogle of Dill avenue spends a week with daughter Mrs Lester Renner near Dover PA. Mrs George Garrett of Knoxville retired after a week in New York City. Mrs Wm Railing of York PA returns after visiting H A Herwis in West Patrick street.
William J Hightman of Burkittsville improves at Frederick City Hospital while Charles Carmack four remains under care after April 23 auto accident. Budley Strasberger fractures collarbone from fall. Dorsey Riddlemoser injures right eye visiting Curtis Geiser. Clerene Marks typhoid fever improves. Katherine Keller undergoes appendectomy at Washington County Hospital. Mrs E A G Hermann recovering after April 21 operation in St Louis. Mrs Nelson Gellahan in Shippensburg slowly improving. Mrs Harry C Price moved to Frederick County Emergency Hospital. Charles E Compher paralyzed in Pittsburgh able to sit up briefly. Ezra Blank Jr treated for injuries from auto accident discharged. Madeline Murphy recovering after appendectomy.
Mrs. Melvin E Watkins of 209 Dill avenue found her pet cricket, kept in the Watkins cellar since fall, had changed color from dark to pale, ventured outside during spring. After a brief outing it vanished into a neighbor’s yard, then a similar chirp was heard the next evening and the cricket reappeared in the cellar.
The Girl Scout troop No. 3 met Friday at 343 p.m. in the Lutheran church. After opening with the scout promise and laws, the four patrols gathered for games and songs. The Court of Honor stayed to plan upcoming meetings and a small sum of $3.00 was noted.
Fannie Mae Hit of Salisbury married Dudley T. Saunders son of Mrs Irene Saunders of Wilmington Del in the M P parsonage Libertytown by Rev Willard W Sylvester. Attendants include Mrs Mortlock and Miss Saunders sisters of the groom and E E Mortlock of Wilmington Del A dinner was given in honor of the couple by the Rev and Mrs Sylvester at the parsonage Mrs Sylvester is a sister of the groom Among attendees was Mrs Dora V Sylvester mother of Rev W W Sylvester who is visiting the parsonage.
Mrs Genevieve J Bartlett daughter of Mrs W A Stevens and Mr Pleasant Nash wed at Doaks Lutheran parsonage Saturday evening The Rev A G Null officiated The bride wore a powder blue crepe dress with navy chiffon and carried pink rose buds They left for a short wedding trip
Pepper, a 37 year old Florida Democrat, easily won the state's primary over four rivals. He urged voters to back President Roosevelt for lasting prosperity, with James Roosevelt endorsing him. J M Wilcox finished second, criticizing Pepper as the President's rubber stamp. This Florida race was the only primary with national implications among four held yesterday.
New electric lights were installed today in the offices of Clerk of Court and County Treasurer in the courthouse. The system replaces the long existing center light and will be separated similar to the recently installed lights in the County Commissioners' office.
Clarke County Virginia schools present Seeing the World in Gardens for the sixteenth annual pageant on the school campus Thursday May 26 at 1 PM. The event supports recreational and educational benefits in the community.
The Mountain City Temple No 14 Sisters mourn the death of Sister Ethel Lawson former Excellent Senior. Her active work and devotion inspired members and she will be missed by all who knew her. The charter is draped for thirty days as a sign of deepest sympathy.
Series No 24 of the Fidelity Building and Loan Association begins Saturday June 4 offering savers and home buyers a great opportunity. Office at Fredericktown Savings Institution. Also notes on local events and ads including dances, sales, and services across Frederick Maryland.
An array of notices from Kemp’s Appliance and Rice and Stevens lists contact details and services. Promotions urge car tire replacement, flowers, plants, and garden items, while Firestone Store advertises sewer pipe and service. The page includes multiple vendor names and addresses for Frederick area commerce.
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