Death notices for Minnick and Leaman in local papers
George J Minnick 79 a retired Baltimore and Railroad employee died Tuesday at 10 59 at his home 5 Steiners Row Brunswick due to general debilitation He leaves a widow Mrs Jennie Trav Mocrick and four sons and a daughter Funeral arrangements consu ed by Rev and funeral director Vernon J Leaman died at his Washington DC home after a Montgomery County life His widow Florente Mossburg of Lim Kiln survived by a half brother Maurice Leaman Frederick Interment at Mt..
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George J. Minnick
Baltimore
Steiner's Row
Brunswick
Brotherhood of the Mainterance of War Department
Jennie Trav. Mocrick
Walter M. Mucrick
Exnel Lorg
Keedysyne
Romer
Mhcock
Paul Minnick
Alberton
Howard Minnics
Tudeck
Sisted
Vernon J. Leaman
Washington
Personal notes and greetings from local community page
Mrs Henry Raabe of South Ma Sheer remains at Atlantic City Hospital recovering from a sore throat. Elizabeth Hite turns 85 today and marks her Jefferson home with son Arthur Rice. W Scott Arbler, recently at Internecions Business Machines service school, now stationed at the Ballmore computer fire site. Mr Mobley and a son of Mr George L Charze Place included in notices.
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Henrty Raabe
South Masheer
Atlantic‘ Cry
Xni. J
Elizabeth Hite
Jeferson
Arthur Rice
W. Scott Afobler
Internecions Business Machines Corporation 2
Brundicot
Ballmore
Mobley
George L Clarze
Dual Observance of Memorial and Ascension Day Services
A long obituary style notice covers dual observances for Memorial and Ascension Day at the Evangelical Lutheran church. It lists participants in the program including Dutrow Billy Rhodes Jane Blumenauer Betty Bentz and other choir soloists and readers. It notes an in memoriam roll of congregation and Sunbeam School members who died in the past year. It also mentions services led by Rev Dr Amos John Stater and invitations to related lodge groups and the American Legion.
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Edwin Kemp
Elmer
Weehter
Emily Myers
Young People's Department
Acthem
Mendelssohn Gris
Catherine Echoliz
Henri Lb. G. Kiefer
Suncar School
Allen R Lampe
Annie M. Walker
Georg
Blumenauer
Mariha
Masonic
Jacqz
Local Firms to Hold NRA Codes Says Compliance Board
The local Compliance Board explains the NRA codes will be retained by area firms. They note the Blue Eagle plan aimed to spark patriotism but failed to mobilize consumer action. Observations from Frederick indicate mixed reactions and some praise amid industry complaints.
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NRA
Kiet
Byorlee
Frederick
Village Ladies Hold Meeting With Reader Selections
The Ladies club met at Greenfield with readings and songs led by Mrs Jed and Mrs Davis. Mrs Kanode directed a program ending with God Be With Till We Meet Again and a birthday party for Leonard Davis. New member Mrs Perrell joined. refreshments were served. Several attendees visited Frederick and Washington, and many relatives gathered at the Perrell homestead for the weekend.
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Jed
Davis
Dai
Kanode
Edward Davis
Chester Davis
David Kanede
John Davis
Kanede
Chester Oasis
Ez Perrell
Luther Smith
Perre
Roger Davis and Sons
Glenn and
Leonard
Mir
Roscoe Gregg
Frederick
Thomas Dennis
and Mirs
Tim” Perrell and Sons
Earl and Leon
Alexandria
Nick Perrel
Washington
Perrell
Fred
R. Roscoe Gregg
Archbald da
Bara Ann
Sinety
Halpone
Lois Davis
Anna Daves
Bille Davis
Roger Davis
Glenn Davis
Zul
Bally
Anna
Louis
Edward Zr
William Gregg
Hames and Ross Wed in Washington D C Ceremony
Frank T. Hames and Jean D. Ross both of Washington D C were married by Rev. Dr. Henri L G Rueffer at the Evangelical Reformed parsonage on March 28 at 3 pm.
L D Emmert Dead Former Globe Publisher
Leonard H D Emmert 56 former publisher and editor of the Hagerstown Evening Globe died suddenly of a heart attack at his home in Hagerstown at 8 30 this morning. A Dickinson College graduate he worked in Pennsylvania Connecticut and Ohio before buying the Globe and publishing it eighteen years. He is survived by his widow Anna R Emmert a son Leonard D Jr a Johns Hopkins student a daughter Anne and a sister Mrs Lewis P L
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Hagerstown
Leonard HD. Emmert
Evening Globe
Kr. Emmert
Dickinson College
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Ohio
Globe
Anna R Emmer
Leonard D. Jr
Johns Hopkins Tersh
Anne
Lewis PL
Sick patient Marie Murphy Grinder reported in serious condition
Marie Murphy Grinder, at Frederick City Hospital due to poisoning, is listed in serious condition. Clyde Duvall of near Walkersville, who suffered a crushed elbow in a hit and run, is improving at Frederick City Hospital. Linwood Henneth Fruit, 12, struck by a baseball bat at Wakefield, remains under care at Frederick City Hospital.
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Marie Murphy Grinder
Frederick City Hospital
Clyde Duvall
Walkerswire
Scrick
Walkersville
Moxley
East Sixth Gradi
Braddock Ned
Linwood
West
Wantz
Fire Sweeps Pitkin Place In Centreville
A Centreville blaze destroyed a Pitkin Place residence causing about 5000 dollars in losses. Faculty residents including Prof and Mrs Puris were awakened as fire crews battled the flames.
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Pitkin Place
Centreville
neLaw
Columbia U Son
Mro
Jonn G Pit
Puri
Walker B
Pitkin
New York
Foxville Lutheran Church Sunday School Reminder
Foxville announces a Sunday morning church service at 10 oclock at the Lutheran church. Local notes mention Mr Scot Pryor of Ringgold visiting with his daughter, Miss Toms, and the birth of a son to Mrs Hauer before marriage Miss Exelym Ridenour of Pleasant Valley. Edna May Bubman cared for by Mr and Mrs Lewis McPherson. visitors Mr and Mrs Berdicre Hi Lersy Bittner. Kindergarten exercises to close with pupils displaying work. Vegetable notes mention stock kept in the box.
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Lutheran
Rch
Scot, Pryor
Ringgold
George Hauer
Heaver
Exelym Ridenour
Pleasant Valley
Edna May Bubrman
Lewis McPherson
Zion
Berdicre
Berdicre Hi Lersy_ yr
Bittner
Vistors
Bubmar
Among County Women's Clubs at New Market Meeting
Members of county women’s clubs gathered at College Park to discuss plans and social events. Mrs Wil Dass presided over a brief business session while Mrs Harry Ehostess from Ne kooM helped coordinate arrangements.
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New Market
Harry
Wil Dass
Execur
College Park
Altend Bath Gate
Eluw Else
Spell
Be Hovess
Grand Opening and Local Notices At Grove Park Skating Rink
Community items announce a grand opening at Braddock Heights Skating Rink on May 30 with a Memorial Day service for soldiers. Local residents are invited to bring flowers for the sodier grave and attend a restaurant event nearby.
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Elmer
Braddock Heights
Wastons
Memorial Day Festival Opens at Rose Hall Manor
A garbled notice lists events around Memorial Day at Rose Hall Manor and nearby venues. It mentions vendors, a barber shop, local stores, and various community notices. The fragmentary text references a garden festival, food offerings, and a charity reward for graveyard thefts.
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Rose Hall Manor
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