Deaths John and Boot John rests in Virginia
The obituary notes John and Boot John resting at Matlnnal Lee Kone Virginia Wednesday aged 68. He was a son of the late Edward L. and Baron Root a native of Farmont and served as a sergeant in the U S Army in the Spanish American war and the Philippines. He belonged to Good Samaritan lodge 10 0 F Thurmont and is survived by sisters Mrs Stimeell Unger and Mrs Jarge Schiigh and one brother George W. Root. The body arrived in Thurmont this morning and will lie in state until Friday afternoon when a graveside service will be held at no A graveyard conducted by Dr Charles H Corbete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Boot John
Kone
Virginia
Thurmont
Mra Stimeell Unger
A. B
Charles H. Corbete
Lutheran Church
Withide and
Eager
Funeral for Mrs Lee Alice Ward in Woods vent area
The funeral for Mrs Lee Alice Ward wife of Luther M Beard was held Tuesday at 2 PM with services at the home of her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Cameron 568 Trail Avenue. Rev J Frank Pife and Rev George Ely officiated with Dr A B G Rupp assisting. Casketbearers included Monroe Beard James Burrier Paul Beard Edward Burrier Howard Beard and Luther Burrier. Burial followed at Mt Oliver Cemetery. Line and Son funeral directors.
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Lee Alice Ward
Luther M Beard
Mira. Cameron
Kehne
Trail Avenue
J. Frank Pife
Lutheran Church of
Woods Vent
George KE. Ely
Mt Plessant
A. B. G. Rupp
Pee Ae
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Monroe Beerd
Oames Burrier
Paul Beard
Edward Urrier
Howard Beerd
Luther Urrier
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
Line Ami Son
Personal notes from Washington area visits and shows
Miss Rosalie Osburn has returned from a week in Richmond. Mr. Max Everhart of Frederick visits with Phil Lampums orchestra at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington. The orchestra plays during the General Motors Automobile Show on WMAL daily. Mr. Smupkin serves as guest conductor at the Ox Theater in Washington.
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Rosalie Osburn
West Thirdtreet
Edward C. Shepherd
Richmond
Max Everhart
Frederick
Phil Lamp
Ums
Mayflower
Washington
D. C
Genral Motors
Ata
WMAL
Smupkin
Ox Theater
Washington, D.C
Newspaper Ads Tout Newspapers as Powerful Economic Medium
At the Association of National Advertisers convention in Atlantic City Joseph M Kraus argues newspapers reach millions of families fast and economically The recovery message credits newspapers for constructive optimism and faith in American institutions Officers of S Jute Council Knights of Columbus in Emmitsburg install new leaders including Grand Knight Jacob E Baker and Deputy Grand Knight Charles F Troxell Large trees planted on West College Terrace bridge area delayed by wires and streetwork adjustments by City officials
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Atlantic City
Association of National Advertisers
Joseph M. Kraus
Paris Carter Company
Ne- Aon
Powells
America
Kraus
Emmitsburg
S Jute Council
Knights of Columbus
Charles B. Hummelshine
Hagerstown
Jacob E. Baker
Charles F. Troxell
J Lawrence Orndorff
Oy E. Baker
Gerald W. Ryder
J. Henry Troxell
Guy J. Topper
William
Sterbinsky
Gorge C Thompson
Harry Kelly
Ant Vinrtgar
W. V. Maconachy
Baltimore
Maurice
Roberts
Magnolia Avenue
West College Terrace
Rosemont Avenue
John T. Best
Lecture on Horace at Hood College by Dr Lipscomb
Dr Herbert C Lipscomb head of Latin at Randolph Macon Woman's College will lect ure Horace's Sabine Villa on Friday evening at Hood College. The talk open to the public will be illustrated with land slides and will honor Horace as one of Rome's greatest writers.
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Horace
Herbert C. Lipscomb
Randolphacon Woman's College
Sabine Villa
Bray
Brod
Hill Hood College
Lipswnd
Hood College
Es Anle
Paya
Pleasant Grove and Emmitsburg Women Club Meetings
Pleasant Grove Woman's Club gathered at Mrs. William Purdum's home in Clarksburg with Miss Helen reateon and four visitors in attendance. The event featured a "Sweet and Low" song, roll call, a demonstration on appearance, a donation to the Children's Aid Society, and refreshments after adjournment. The Emmitsburg Woman's Club met in Fireman's Hall with a program on citizenship and legislation, readings, music, and an address by Prof. Alvin P. Jones on criven ships and character, followed by a lecture invitation for a Russia talk.
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Pleasant Grove
Children's Aid Society
C. V. Biser
Worsa
Charles D. Gillelan
Emmitsburg Woman's Club
Harry Rand
Louise Seboki
Lewis Higbee
Rut Mardecaneu
Aso
Barbara Fritchie
Club
H Stinson
Alvin P. Jones
Emmittsbure High School
Columbia
Ocean
Frank Campbell
Mra Allen Pryor
Clarence Prailer
Jones
T Remsey
Russa
Harry Boye
Frank Cammpoll
Anne Codori
George Eyster
Charies Harner
Lew Higbee
Chariea Landers
Lewis Topper
W .H. Treiber
Mirs John Wagerman
John Zacharias
Richard Zacharias
Waiter White
Mise Louie BE Sebold
Prank Rows
Lawrence Ormdorff
Roy Bollinger
Irwin Chrismer
Bernard Eckgnrode
Carne Gilkism
Mn Roy Maxell
Guents
Sickness and Local Events Highlight Frederick News
Several residents report improving health including Mrs James E Starr and Mrs Percy Burke while Miss Mildred DeGrange plans to leave Frederick City Hospital. An exhibit of Polish paper cutouts will be shown at Hood College November 16 to 28. A church play at Brownsville Church of the Brethren features a healing leper tale with no admission. A 16 inch by 20 inch squash is shown at News-Post with seed planted in January. The First Baptist Women’s Missionary Society will meet Friday at 7:20. A clock device from San Antonio automates kitchen tasks and a clockwork radio game by Mollie Pisher.
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James E. Starr
West South Streem
Percy Burke
East Third Street
Frederick Cty Hospital
John
Mart
Church Home
Baltimore
Mas Home
East South Street
Mildred DeGrange
Frederick City Hospital
Buigeville
Long Corner
BY Pod
Brownsville
Church of the Brethren
Focal Church of the Brethren
Poung Ownie
News-Post Office
John T. Bussard
Jefferson
Brustared
Spider and Darby Case Highlight Local Notices
In an odd local note, a four-legged spider kept as a grass fer appears amid a report about Ethel Darby and a fatal incident at a frat. The piece also lists CODC sponsored events at the Mises Willumson home with a November date and a small admission fee. Quiet, dependable heat from Richfield Purloil is advertised with contact details for supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Darby
Darby
Richfield
Frederick
Community notices and sales clutter in Frederick listings
Local notices show electrical trade ads, hardware and auto sales, charity events, and a city ordinance proposal. Public notices include license applications, salary increases for city officers tied to sewer work, and a November 1935 meeting schedule.
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Canada
Lord Tweedsmuir
Quebec
Supreme Court
Dominions
Lady Tweedsmuir
John Buchan
Fabian Posey
Pittsburgh
Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Royal Ambassadors
The
Missionary Society
A C Abes
San Antonio
Tex
Mollie Pisher
Richard Schnell
Charlotta Miler
Minadleah
CODC
Mises Willumson
Priday
Latheran Chareh
Cher Rene
Wade
Martha Washington
Patrick St
United Fire CO. Hall
Potomac Edison Co
Howard D. Zimmerman
Carroll St
Wes Ward
Catoctin Country Club
Quynn
Martie's Palace
Remington
Follanders Auto Stores
Peter's Hall
Libertytown
Louis Hill
American Legion Auxiliary
Fhuenk Street
North Market Street
MHS
John Bowers
Mutual Mire Co
Court Street
Sanitary Fish Market Market House
Charles E. Cole
C. Robert Moberly
St. John's School Hall
Moose Lodge West South
DeSoto
Kline's Auto Supply
North Market
Presbyterian Mite Society
Louis Murphy
Booth St
Creageratown Hotel
Valentine
Hardy Coryeeniin
Montevue Pike
H. Brust
Peters
Burkeyetown Pike
Calerus Lon
Commercal Bank Orchestra
Maryland
Wilson Bus Leaiee Leatherman & Ataley
Fredericktown Savings Institution
M. Wilson Behley
Meredith Staub
Dixie Camp
Weil Bros Inc
Frederick, Ad
Kline
William and
Thomas Rickett
Yingling Body Works
Citizens National Bank
Frederick, MD
Becks
Grete Rane
Nislow Auint
Frederick Counts
Bitking
Bawity
Creepe Deri
J. Ansignee
Unie Trust Company
Wmeryland
Amigies
Cen'ral Trust Company of
Ashignee
Emmitebirg Savings Bang
Wollem
Onier
Allee
Opler
Mturbank
Peter A
Predeniek County
Eli G Havon
Jenrge Rodenn x
NORD
E. Cramer
Eliavon
TNNED
Siades Porter Bank
Bare Ah Brock Ao
Numer ‘ District OF
Noah E Cramer
SQN
Harvey L
Marnett
Fotia & Griffin
Trnsted Staten
Inn United Stacey Dent
Ran
Four and
Griffin
Potta and
Qriffin
Weil Bros. Inc
Ibvard Gordge
Deaved T.h Rant Poerich
Attert. Ia
Jorerm D. Bakes
J. Labovits Company
Harry C. Nickel
East Sixth Street
Arenot
Nixon
West Church
Luckeystown
Formzs D. Bakes
Jon H. Baker
Josefh McDrvir
William G. Zimmerman, Cashver
United Firemen
Engine House
W. L. O. Fisher
Ofa Time Square Dance Mountain Ride Inn
Hitler Bros. Orchestra
Staley Motor Company
East
Patrick
Darademe Permanents
LA Grace
West Fifth St
P. Luther Rice
Travers Thomas
Assutant Coarter
Seff County
Lima Stone
Lother Rice
East Third &7
John S. Newman
James H. Gamprine
Houmeg D. Baker
Daniel Baker, JR
Jon H Baker
Archibald
Fishen
Gedtey
Hewalton Avenue
Hill Crest
Aetantran
Prederick Junk Company
P. L. Gastley
Otice and Warehouse
Chapel
Whitacrow
Aden
Beeb
Grateham
Thurman
Langdon
Regent Tier Beautiful Tone Anjendid Corditos
Watkererslir Vr
Saav
Patrick & Saints
Madiean
American Cooperage Co
Beagles
Marsiman
Lewistown
Marsland
Wilsor Flace
Grant Bt
Henry
B. DeGrange
George & Glesanez
Palrriee
Avenue
Applea
Varatiee the
Alea Garage
ROUSE
South Market
SRICK
Megern
Vuriete
Piederkad
Federal Emergency Administration of Pubic Works
Prederik
Gakt
Citizenn National Bank
Becson
Maekts
Clark
City Regiarat
oMcers and Empires
Eac
Citzens National Bank
Frederick Seton
Lloug C Culler
Culler
Harvey L Hargett
Rcute
Ciarriet
Harvey 1 Hargett
Fesgertek
Edward
Delaplaine
Conenvasion Comassioner-Reteres
Dunn
Claas
Georgetown
George Alger
Acta
General Assembly of Maryland
G. ED Myers
Frederick County
Elmer R F Harper
High Gate Lodge
Hansonville
Adrien A. God Alice W. Greif
Office of License Comminsionier
Court House
G ED Myers
Frederak Cyns
G Travis Nikirk
Fahrhaus
Jefferson Pike
NB. Clabaugh
William Clabaugh
Hatch
General Assembly of
Office of License
Tacenst Commusskmet
Prederxt County
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