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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1934
Page
6
Names Minnie Kate Kopp James Polk Ro latives England and death notices for Mrs Minnie Kopp James Polk Ro family details Funeral details for Irving T Masser and Harry Romspert outline ages kin and burial plans in Grace Church Taneytown St Josephs Uniontown EL evan cemetery Pots On and Son funeral career dates and locations are listed for local obituaries across a single page segment
A garbled report notes a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce at Gaithersburg High School where a speaker discussed future plans and addressed attendees. Details are unclear due to transcription errors but reflect a local business community gathering.
Mrs Louis E Weidman of Penmhurst Fa spent the week end with her mother Mrs George E Smith of East Third street Al and Mrs J William Falk of Washington spent Sunday with his mother Mrs John W Falk East Fourth street Mer and Mrs Calvin Hann Mr and Mrs Ira F Spent Sunday name of Rev and Mos Frank in York Pa Wriam W Osburr and Moss Lita 225 ofa and eo Sunday are doin Alrs Adelaide D more Spent the week end at the Sco Key Hotel Mrs Adale 2 months this winter 70m at the 2 nd Photo paintings Fredereka Alien New York Cr ena he formers br Mr and Mrs c Wes Second going to their summer Adirondacz mountains 3 cs D Hubbard and Mr and Mrs Fred Fleming the city have rented Buena Vista Cottage Potomac avenue Braddock Heights and men are residing where The cottage is owned by Miss Clara Cab lenz Braddock Heights and was for 2 home of the late Miss Grace Potterfield Rev Dr Charles E Wehter this exy went to Baltimore today to attend a meeting of a committef Lons of the American Revolution planning church services for the Na tional Congress S A R to be held ore Rev Dr Wehler is a of the committee of which J Franz Suppice Jr Ba Arthur T Kreh Amy retired and nep f Frederick are the guests of Grmval and Mrs C S Kemp th N H They arrived by some ime Jac of New Eng is commandent of the Portsmouth mayy yard
Among The Sick Arthur Shafer son of Mr and Mrs west Of Middletown pretmoniz Oak Myersvy the Fredericks C 2 recent operation J Grahame Johnson 2 member of m Supervisors Who has been ill was somewhat im proved Sunda Mrs John A G Smith recuper ing at her home 7 East Patrick street after undergoing a tonsil op eration last week at the Frederick Co Hospital Little Miss Eleanor Pearre daughter of Dr and Mrs A Austin Pearre nGthered avenue several days ago 2 Tee y has underwent an operation for removal of tonsils and adenoids at City Hospital Frederick ward Sign who suffered a week ago is 3 home on wes
Taneytown announces a Carroll County Fair schedule with events August 14 35 16 17 and 18 including horse and pony shows and a Maryland Tercentenary celebration. Board reorganization names R Smuth Snader George A Seuble and Wesminster Hi as key figures amid bids for fair grounds. CWA nurse assignments withdrawn by the government and labor cost plans outlined with Frederick County officials.
The Baptist assembly outlines summer meetings with sunrise and sunset services led by Dr Craig and Dr Mel, an address by Dr Henry L McDonald of Storer College, and a Training School for Sunday School workers. Officiants include Rev J Pendleton Scruggs and Rev H Free among others, with sessions from 9:15 to noon and a noon program.
Rev Gomer Reese of North Wales will preside the Middle Conference at Marrs Lutheran Church Westminster Pa announces the theme Church and Sunday School. Rev H D Hoover Gettysburg Pa will give the sermon on Lutheran Liturgies with special music. Conference covers adult intermediate and primary work with leaders Fogle Hess Keener Leister Seltzgrer and Pastor Seltzgrer.
Two volunteer fire companies Sykesville and Pleasant Valley join Carroll County unit at the May 21 convention in Enion Bridge. Nine squads will be represented as Union Bridge Fire Hall hosts the day’s sessions led by D Hasrs Brown with a chicken dinner and competitive program offering cash prizes.
Cecelia M Kemeny of Baltimore and Herman Gillis son of Mr and Mrs Howard Gillis were married May 6 at Harlem Park M E church Baltimore. Rev Bryan Largart performed the ceremony. Hull Brazier and Amy Leinbach referenced in the text.
Jefferson Woman's Club hosted eleven members with Mist Xena presiding in Remsberg’s absence. Miss Helen Pearson led a talk on home renovation while other clubs held events including a May Day Tea at Urbana, with Mrs Pearl Headrick and Mrs Rose Dudderar organizing, and readings like The Old Spin. Refreshments were served as Florence Bird assisted.
Creagerstown and nearby towns host a series of visits from families including Barker Cullen Willhide and Long, with Miss Bessie Bell and the Ahas in Middletown. A Waynesboro gathering followed a dance at Co. L Vai. Elizabeth Dodds birthday party at the Dodd home featured Curtis Callahan Jane Hull Mary Speck and other guests.
In Mt Aimy area, one of three districts boosting its quota for the Carvel Children’s Aid Society, officials report the aid group’s fundraising drive remains active as volunteers push community support in December.
Local notices list a May Benetti concert and an associated auction event titled Walk AAS ercreen Auction. Mentions a chicken pie supper happening Thursday May 17 at 7 30 p m at Grace Src Foreh with Radio Repair Service and references R C A Graduate G T Darkis at 240 Dill Ave.
Local vendor advertises home made ice cream and fountain service alongside various notices. Mentions Roy Crumpton and Chester L Grove with unrelated listings for a meeting, a junior fire plant sale, vacation announcement, storeroom for rent, and a clothes shop.
Notice from ELI G HAUGH Clerk of the Circuit Court for Frederick County Maryland, court street address appears in the fragment. The readable portion confirms an official court notice but lacks actionable details like dates or actions.
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