Local Death Notices From The Community
Notices report deaths of Anna Mary Crampton 73 of Braddock Lutheran church. William H Earns 33. Frederick Winkelmann of Indianapolis. Marshall E Schaeffer 82. Virginia Coblentz details vary with next of kin and funeral arrangements. Service plans indicate family graveside rites and local funeral directors handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mary Crampion
Anna Mary Crampton
Joseph F. Cramton
Charles C. Shaffer
Motter Avenue
Gelock
Joan F
Mary Stine Fraley
Braddock Lutheran Church
M. BR. Exchsen
Illness Injures Player and Plans Change
Fragmentary notes indicate an illness affected a subject named Roe and a 9 day timeline linked to an injury. The garbled text mentions the date and a fox 25 home setting with unclear context.
Unionville and Pleasant Women's Clubs Hold May Meetings
Unionville's Women’s Club met at Mrs. Silas Nicodemus home with seven members present. the Pleasant Women’s Club gathered May 6 at 7:30 p.m. with Miss Lorene Bartik hosting, nineteen members and five visitors in attendance. The programs included readings, songs, and remarks on wartime care, with plans for future events and a memorial flower show discussed for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville Club
Tae Unionr
Silas Nicodemus
Miss Pear
Mr. Pleasant Women’s Club
Lorene Bartick
E. W. McDevitt
America
Maynard Buckey
G. A. Holme
Pawn Recrea Ning School
G. A. Holy
Pauline Ezz Ub
C. I. McDev Solo
MecDev Galeres Dutrow
Frederick Bor
O. R. Gosnell
Stiss
Helen Pearson
Middletown
Iddietown
Margaret Harley
Ardome
Mix Arts
Rt Davis
Henry Sheffier
William Slemmer
Frederick Welfare Association
Frank
Pioneering Homesteads Reach Toward Northern Lands
A fragmented notice describes early efforts in homesteading and settlement expansion toward northern regions. It mentions meetings and figures such as War Mothers and various local leaders, but details are unclear due to damaged text. The piece hints at organized plans and community gatherings guiding frontier settlement.
Fruit vitamins change as treatment varies
Dr Morris Fishbein notes vitamins in fruits and vegetables are altered by drying methods. Vitamin C degrades in many dried forms. vitamin A is better preserved by dehydration than boiling or sun-drying while vitamin B varies. Fresh figs frozen retain some vitamin C. dried figs lack measurable anti-scurvy vitamin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Mission
Local English Lesson Includes Misused Words List
A fragmented notice lists daily English lessons and language tips. It mentions local names and places in a garbled mix, referencing misused words and example phrases, with scattered references to events and individuals.
Men Choir Schedules Sunday Program
The men choir plans a Sunday performance with a select male lineup. The program includes a feature titled de? and is set to begin after capital on Monday with tickets at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pital
Mothers' Day services urged for Legion and Ladies' Aux
Notice asks members of the American Legion and the Ladies' Aux to meet at the Lesson Home Sunday morning at 10 15 for Mothers' Day services at the United Sieihren church. Also mentions hardware ads, local events, a city bid for police uniforms, and a church concert program with Hood College president Dr. Joseph H. Apple speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Ladies’ Aus
Lesson Home
United Sieihren Church
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William H. Zearnst
Iam H. Earns
Mies
Eec Earns
Precerick
Pane
Surviveacs
Mda Lininger
McHaig
AL Waltz
Marshall E. Schaeffer
Neighbor & Son
Jonn
Marshall
Virgenia Coblentz
Virginie Coblentz
Luff
QO. U. A
Nies
Pieasant
Morris Fishbein
Iter
Journal of American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
Dr. Apple
Hood
Cz la Chor
Varma
Shas
Hneappie
Carmictoc
Oak Vale
Ranglean
Grace Church
I. ML
Danes Srseday
Prite Aals Opie
Contes
Winowers
Papple
Ridgeville Hotel
Patrick State Sheppes Rd
Fred &. Wilson
Wayside Club Orchestra
Weinn
Wayside Radio Service
Peoples Service Drug Stores
EF Droop & Sons
Cen- Philip
Citizens National Bank
Frederick, MD
Weil Bros
331 North
Nera Market St
Tered
P. Luther Rice Garages
Garnet
Mgk
Groff’s
Sanh Mia
Ph Store
J. R. O. Crist
W. St
Groff
Wetz
Market Street
Wednesda
Lloyd C. Culler
Marc
Joseph H. Apple
Hood College
Brod
Apple
Creager's
Wade
Charles Stebbins
H. Gill
Jor
Salvation Army
Tower Grove
Ence
Roi
the Wanamaker State Teachers
Cal Gospel
Anc
Mmber
Targo
Dingman
Frederick
Army
Cu&post
Sout Stres
E Willard
T Toad
Vile
M. W. Stitely
Fisher Coal Company
Cail
R. Frederick
Sermie Mitsisnpsarent
West Pa
Barbara Fritchie
Czke Sale Calle
Sat
Lerr
Grayson H. Mercer & Son
Josefh D. Baker
HoLtmes D. Baker
Jeux
Jeserh McDivit
William G. Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
Joseph D. Baker
Thomas H. Hatten
Cuaries
H. Coxley, M. DB
Jeux &. Newnes
James H. Gan BriLy, Jp
Homes
IFF
Walter EL
Lax
Tabte
Rocker
Frederick Filth
Jon
St John’s School
Potts & Griffin
Dan
Noah E. . Cramer
Ata
Lederich County
Willard
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