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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1936
Page
5
Laura C Cochrane retired teacher died suddenly Tuesday night after angina attack. Survived by one son and grandchildren. funeral arrangements set with Presbyterian church in Port De Nite.
Samuel E Brandenberg aged 69 dies at home in Tanva after illness. Survived by wife and six children, funeral Thursday at home then Fridge Cemetery with Rev. G H Wocksdale officiating. Also Mary Elizabeth Chambers of Taneytown dies at York hospital after hip fracture aged 49, survived by husband Curtis, daughter and many siblings. services at New Windsor funeral parlors. John Henry Sulcer dies near Jefferson aged 40, survived by wife and children. funeral arrangements pending. Alice Mildred Smith of Johnsville dies at Woman's Hospital Baltimore at 40, survived by several children and relatives. services scheduled. Mrs Mason and Mrs Marshall die in Virginia areas. multiple family connections noted.
Wedding notices list multiple matrimonies across towns including Martinsburg West Virginia and nearby communities. Notable pairs include Garnett Le Broan Ingram and Louse I. Ingram of Martinsburg. Margaret Mae Dutrow and Clarence D. Ausherman near Urbana. Coburn and Mona C. Coburn of Point Marion. Andrew L. Amis and Georgian F. Dean of Wythelyn. Roger Mozingo and Alice Ringer of Hagerstown. Frank J. White and Mary J. Knapp of Greenville. Otis R. Dodson and Margaret Mosser of Harrisburg. and Leighton Buckenstall and Viola Grace Who near Middletown.
The notice lists multiple funerals including John W. Kipp at Rocky Springs Union Chapel with interment at Dovis cemetery and Randolph N. Martz with service at home and interment at Mt. Olivet cemetery. C. E. Cline and p5on were funeral directors. A theft of Eugene Beyer from the Hoyer home near Mt Phillip schoolhouse is reported with services led by Rev. George HH Seiler. Interment at Middletown Lutheran cemetery. ML OR Etchtton and Son, funeral directors.
Two killed and six wounded in Puerto Rico election unrest in Ponce. Islanders vote for Puerto Rican legislature and local officials. Funeral notices for Frank Fauble and others appear amid scattered obits and church services.
An elderly resident Mary EL Mu marked her eighty-eighth birthday at home in Lobertytown Surebay Mra Gaol Pratt amerue. Attendees included nephew James Pastord and friends from Welles Maas.
The city council denied an application for a walkathon permit filed by Huy Alvis to stage a city event near the State Armory. Officials cited safety concerns and scheduling conflicts as the reasons for the rejection. Local organizers vow to appeal and seek an alternate route.
A Mowe en pa was held on 1 October 61 at the Odd Bellows Home by the Theta Rho Girls Club No. 3 of Frederick. Attendees included Miriam, Rhixterick, Marianna Jones, Ba Belle Baker, Glory Burney, Doris Stone, Margare Alma Miller, Jane Esterly, Edna Minnick, Elaine Rothe enhoefer, Faith Smith, Aqua Mae Barr, Betty Felton, Betty Afullikan, Mary Loy, Hetty Koontz, Marie Hahn, Anna Marie Cannack, Bola Fogle, Mary Starner, Marjorie Vetter, Hilda Tucker, Ruth Ke and many others. Messrs. Bud Kehne, Paul Etater, Charles Taylor, George McCombe, Willam McCombe, Owen Mercer, Luther Murray, Joe Rhod erick, Ballston Shaffer, Sherman Clem, George Knill, Melvin Toberg, William Albaugh attended. Chaperones were Misses Celeste Thomas, Elsie Stone, and Helen Crampton. Games were played, a program rendered, and refreshments served.
Little Joan Hightman daughter of Mr and Mrs Arnold Hightman of Wilmington Del. celebrated a birthday at the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs Stanley Spalding at Point of Rocks. Sunday activities included games and refreshments with many relatives and friends in attendance.
Rev Paul B Watlington pastor of the First Baptist church was elected president of the Washington County Ministerial Association. He named Rev Harry Young as vice president and P H Kuf taker as secretary. Dr F Berry Plummer retiring president and Dr J Edward Marris were noted executive committee members. The group plans to organize a Bible Society in Washington County at the December 1 meeting.
Prof. William R. Barnhart of Hurst College will address the Washington Methodist minister and district school chapel on Wednesday and Friday. He will discuss Beliefs and the World Crisis with the church members. On Thursday he will speak on The World Crisis and the Church at an Adult Christian Education Conference at Zion Aformed Church in Hagertown.
A Republican candidate, widow of Concresamma Tuli Kahn, defeated in a Temntsate landslide day phase. contest cited as a setback for reelection to Congress.
A long review traces Roosevelt era actions from May through November, noting court rulings, tax and wage measures, New Deal programs, and major political events. It cites presidential speeches, Supreme Court cases, and legislative milestones shaping economic relief, taxation, and labor policy during 1933.
A chaotic OCR fragment reports a New Deal sweep in a county election with candidates and party names uncertain. The piece suggests heavy rain, large crowds, and a decisive result, noting reactions from Republicans and Democrats and a late vote count shift.
Beginning Tuesday night November 10 a four night preaching mission will be held at Elias Lutheran Church with Rev Philp Rover. Guest ministers include Rev L M Keller Baltimore opening sermon Rev Lue Ther Rhoies Baltimore Wednesday Rev 3 1 Rupley Baltimore Thursday and Rev Brider Sarin han 9 trae Deaton of Baltimore. Several local residents visited relatives in Philadelphia Washington DC and Baltimore. National Alumni Memorial association members were reelected at the annual reunion with officers including President Dr Leo P Blok and Secretary Rev Wiliam F L Culhane.
State department calls for Marylant Quanters to assist in fire prevention after damaging blaze valued at 931. Hunters to patrol, extinguish, and report hazards while camp sites stay monitored. A radio linked fire-communication system supports suppression, with units to deactivate this week.
Fragmented local items announce a Wednesday meeting cancelation for Room Mothers, a dance at Fishers Hall with Otis White as floor manager, a Pata Party at Barbara Fritchie Inn, and an orchestra at Louis Hyland. Also lists a modern confectionery opening, a cleaning sale, and a general tailoring and garment cleaning offer with prices.
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