Funeral service for Paul B Hosencrantz held near Urbene
The funeral for Paul B. Hosencrantz was held at his home near Urbene Wehr with Rev. W Biggs officiating. Pallbearers included E W Shsy W J William C W xe Raymond Harrow Crawfor Vernon Baker and others. Interment followed at Port Chapel.
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Paul B. Hosencrantz
Urbene
Wehr
W. Biggs
Elli
E. W. Shsy
W. J. William
C. W. Xe
Raymond Harrow Fc
Crawfor Vernon Baker
Ormation
Deaths of Mrs Alice M Barrick and Harvey J Martin
Mrs. Alice M Barrick widow of James I Barrick died Wednesday at 10:30 at her niece’s home in Keymar aged 76 from paralysis. Funeral Friday at one at her late home then Friendship Church of God Union Bridge with nephews acting as pallbearers. Harvey Joseph Martin aged 46 died Tuesday at his Hagerstown home after a brief illness. He worked for the Western Maryland Railway fifteen years and was a member of the First Christian Church. Survived by widow Viola and children Harry Richard Kenneth and Paul, sisters Martha Good Gareta Catharine and others, and brothers Harry and Stewart. Funeral service at his home at 2 PM conducted by Rev. Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Barrick
Alice M Barrick
James I Barrick
John T. Leakins
Keymar
Asbury
Anna Hartsock
Stata Dyser
Baltimore
Cha. W. Barrzek
Lincoln Hartsock
Johnsville
Edward Hartsock
Union Budge
Wuem
Alber
Hartsock
Washington State
Friendship Church of God
Union Bridge
Harvy, Vernon
Maurice Clarbaugh
Forrose Hartsock
Albert Metger
Leonard Burke
Harvey J. Martin
Harvey Joseph Martin
Hagerstown
WLM R.R
First Christian Church
Viola
Martha Good
Brentwood
Gareta
Catharene
Harry
Richard
Kenneth
Paul
Halfway
Preston
Thormont
Alvey Cook
Red
Lester Conner
Fuckstown
Stewart
Thurman
Roce
Hood College President Henry I Sues No. 3
Henry I of Hood College, accompanied by Rev Herr, visits Taneytown amid a personal matter. The event centers on Hood College leadership and local religious figures in a small-town context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry I
Hood College
Herr. L
Ap Taneytown
Montgomery County Girls Enroll in Colleges Amid County Club Efforts
The Maryland Legislature passed a bill urging all schools to pledge allegiance to the federation. Peyton Whalen urged continued support for the federation’s scholarship loan fund. Beryl and four Montgomery county girls were enrolled in colleges. Mrs Devs, president of the club, welcomed attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubs
Nice
Maryland
Peyton Whalen
Montgomery
Edgewood Sister and Family Involved in Local Incident
Fragmentary report describes Sherman Waddell and family at a local site. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but names indicate a family matter connected to Edgewood area. Further specifics not readable in available text.
Odd Bible Verse Reflections From A Mother’s Day Program
Fragmentary lines quote Ecclesiastes about laughter and mirth and ponder human worry. The text appears as notes from a Mother’s Day program with scattered references and unclear attributions.
Menus of the Day by Mrs Alexander George Cherry Cobbler
Delicious dinner ideas describe various dishes and steps for making cherry cobbler and related items. Instructions mention noodles mushrooms and a crust with flour and butter, with heating and unmolding guidance. The fragmentary text offers a glimpse of a home cooking column with multiple recipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander George Cherry Cobsler
Copgler
Double Wedding Reported in Frederick
In Frederick a double wedding took place with participants James Wade Darras and P Shite. The officiant was Reverend gar officca and the ceremony was held for the sons of Mr. and Mrs. with details unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Gar Officca
James Wade Darras
Ee Cc. P Shite
Local Church Services and Community Notes in Foxville
Foxville reports include Lutheran services led by Rev. Hud die Association with a 9 30 morning sermon at 10 30, a regular May 2 meeting led by Mrs. George Wolf, and several family visits to Sundar w ents, Luther Delaughter, and Elmer Wolf who is ill. Mothers Day services at Mt. Pleasant Pentecostal are noted along with social visits among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Huddie
Association i School
George Wolf
Air. Russell Delauter
Baltii
Glenn Delaugher
Fami
Hagerstown
Marshall Lewis
Washington County Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Brown
Lennie Saud
Ulysses
Stanley
W. T. Sherwood
Baltimore
My. AL. Sherwood
Red Bank
Mir
Earl Brown
PUPILS WILL SING STATE ARMORY PROGRAM
Frederick High School and area groups present a varied concert at Winchester High School with Saxophone Duet The Call of the Sea and The New Dawn overture plus Yankee Rhythm medley. The concert features many local musicians and is conducted by Mssrs Hoffmaster Tasler and Keefe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes and Smith
Gilmore Lescalbeet
Wiliam Thomas
Frederick High School
the New Dawn
Russel
Fillmore
Charles Carter
Adele Dixon
DeWrt Dixon
Granville Grimm
Gerald Hoffmaster
Meredith Hoffmaster
Morton Kaplan
Dean Magales
Jane Lucas
Maurice South
Tasler
Brunsa
Maynard Richard Simpson
Ray Uisburg
Robert Car
Boalus
James Harp
Joseph Ha
Fred Kefauver
Rachael Water
Strobel
Ralph Arbaugh
Mary Ellen Creeger
Creeger, Jr
Ruth Creeger
Eger
Helen Exter
Paul Arcehiss
Paul R
Charles Staufer
Walkersville
Tony
Cassel Music Club
Frederieck Concert Orchestra
Winchester
Baker
Frederick
Irving S. Kefauver
Baker Park
Harold Twenley
Orpheus
Asbury M. E
Margaret L. Greens
W. Lester Bowie
Emmett R. Bowlus
Federal Emergency Reef Administration
Election jury and candidate listings at Syresville vote
Unclear text shows names of jurors called and candidates or organizers for a local election in Uniontown and surrounding towns. Mentions Robert Carter, Maron Harts, Tanes mond F Davidson, Charles RB Bowman, Frank B Ditlard, Paul J Walsh, G. Ed ward Cox, Wilbur, Jean S Bushey and Thomas M Brown with regional places such as Hampstead New Windsor and Union for Presieen J Duvall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanesmond F Davidson
Mad- Uniontown
Charles
Mt Bowman
George
DerBy Omaha Favorite Mystery Item Emerges From Text
A fragmented OCR item mentions Derby Omaha as a favorite and references a bear, a mix of letters and fragments, with no coherent event or clear names to anchor the summary. The readable parts show scattered terms without a definitive action, date, or location.
Local Notices From Ideal Gardens and Grange Hall
Regular Thursday night dance at Ideal Gardens with music by Happs Valley Rambiers. Saturday events at Grange Hall include lawnmowers sharpened and musical numbers. Dentist Dr Fred E Wilbon and a social feed for Superior address health topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideal Gardens
Happs Valley Rambiers
Charles F
Cap
Cramer
Fred E. Wilbon
Walker
Prize Dance and Social Events Highlight Local Listings
A cluttered community page lists a prize dance at Red Mehriing's with live music by Dine Sere and a week of entertainment including a big auction sale by a local company. Also advertised are piano tuning, holiday sales, plants, and service ads from Bay area merchants, with dozens of small notices for drains, roofing, metal recycling, and lawn care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Mehriing
In Memoriam and Sale Notices Feature Local Items
In memoriam notices recall a person’s kind words and smiling manner. A public sale listing appears under the heading Fer Sale T i Inz ints on Con- App.y PHILIP WERTHEIMER, reflecting classified ad style fragments.
Radio Day by Day a look at early television and broadcasts
AP radio editor discusses the dawn of television, noting sparse scale and tests before any wide public introduction. The piece lists day’s broadcasts, programs, and schedule notes while mentioning a church aid society meeting and other brief items from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell
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Port Chapel
E. Hemsiey
Harry E. Carty
Hedy
Tnera
Montgomery Women's Clubs
Edgewood
Sherman Waddell
Jerge Tumberghbors
Wrheal 2
Cora
Hum
Foxville
Mr. Elmer Wolf
Mnsiry
State Armory
Garden Club
Syresville
Presen
Robert Carter Ceist
Maron Harts
Derby
Omaha
Pinalico
Lahutara
Vance
Grange Hall
Worth St
John's School
Big Auction Sale Company
Redercs Meo A. Sel ‘ Varamnds of
Ace Tres
Bassard Ce
Atay Bros. Inc
331 North Market St
Peanut
Chester L. Grove
Eighth St
EFP Droop & Sons
D.C
T. Lawson
Watude High Orchestra
Wayside Radio
L Young Inn
Patrick Street
Mother’ Bay
People's Service Drug Stores Shop
Aes
Creager Flower Shop
W. Patrick St
Oan
Citizens National Bane
Neville Hotel
Admis
Asphal
Cc. F. Hartman
South St E
Linwood Whartoy
Erige Junk Company
Gastley
Chapel , St
Citizens National Bank
Prederick
BECKS
Patrice
TOR
Ted
Gordonson VA
T . Ree
Phon
Grayson H. Mercer
Grayson
Reuca
Sat
Baimpo
Hoymes D. Baker
John H. Baker
Hart Miss
Noah E. Cramer
Joseph McDivit
William G. Zimmerman
J. Travers Thesias
Sistant Cashier
Joseph D. Baker
Thomas H. Haller
Charles H. Coney
M. D
Joan §. Newman
Holtmes D. Baker
Daniel Baker, JR
Joan H. Baker
Archibald E. Fishex
Memoriam
Florence Green
Philip Wertheimer
P, Luther Rice
Potts & Griffin
Potts & Griffin Instrore One
Furnishei
News-Post
Mere Ae
Presen Frederick
Calvert
Abso
Jonathan Dor
Berret
Keystone Automobile Club
Serere
Keystone
Aura
Care News-Post
Order of the Orphans’ Free
Fredeck
C. E. Butterfield
Holtz
Radio Forum
Hopsins
Mary Roosevelt
Sens
Wakhker O'Keefe
Horace Iidlers
Bill Hagan
Wjs-Nbc
NBC
Hite
San Diego
Admiral Byrd
XBC
Sven Hedinhokn
Araby Aid Society
Aid Society
Asters Keere Prese
Miss Doro
Annig Baer
Baer
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