Deaths of Koss and Spalding Amid Maryland Area Notices
William Spalding of about 65 died Monday night at his brother Charles J. Spalding’s home near Hagerstown from cerebral arteriosclerosis. He resided years at the Hotel Gettysburg and is survived by two brothers and three sisters. Funeral arrangements were announced. Mary A. Smith and family mourned in Springfield. Separate notices record the death of Mrs. Mary A. Smith at Springfield State Hospital aged 67 years 11 months 18 days from cerebral arteriosclerosis with several children and a husband, services held near Mt Harrisburg with Grove Cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Spalding
Charles J. Spalding
Hagerstowm
Ed Bae
Org
Gettysburg
Getty
Mr. Spalding
Charles
Hagerstown
Howard J. Spalding
Lidestown
James E Dou
Frederick
Annie Eline
Little Town
Michael Qaster
Philadelphia
Spaldifg
St. Francis ‘Maries Catholic Church
Lettysburgh
Charles H. Smith
Mary A. Smith
Charles Hi
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
Thomas
Nancy Murphy
Edwin Wood
Verdle Hahn
Robert
Funerals Set For Local Residents In City Notes
Funeral services are listed for at least two local residents with details of burial at multiple cemeteries. The notices reference Rev J El Meurer officiating and indicate locations near 124 East Weenes with references to Stan Bausmarines and other neighbors, noting Wednesday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Weenes
Jack
Rev. J. EL Meurer
Supply Pas R
Comnan
Chastian bin- Bausmarines
Lesser Grove
New Midway Giagy Bis Charles Derachy Tanz
Charles Bowers and Ian Redmond are linked to a dispute with a figure named Derachy Tanz. The item notes an age 82.5 in reference to a person involved. Further details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giagy
Charles Derachy
Charles Bowers
Ian Redmond
Surprise For Minister Whedcoles and Music Pro Cand Mos
Supplemental social items list local figures including ministers and musicians with multiple names such as John Tur Everstve, George Ocho Chur, Elmer Moss, Leonard Poffenburger, Highberger, and Hazel Churches. The fragment mentions community members and families in a ceremonial or social notice format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whedcoles
John Tur Everstve
George Ocho Chur
Elmer Moss
Mer
Joh
Leonard Poffenburger
We Highberger
Misset
Mos
Clarence Smith
Emory Wrash
S. Lohman
Mas Etrsare Sac
Poffenberger
MM Noah Churchey
Imia
Hazel
Lohman
Pauline Loaman
Leona Churcher
Messrs
Raymond Romer
Clinon
Garret Benner
Rover Churches
Walter Lohman
Clinton Churchey
Richard Stoner
Carrell Moss
Harold Eversole
Paul Churcher
Harold Churcher
Fred PoHenberger
Davide Lowman
Eugene Bealm Kees
Carol Churcher
Kess Churcher
Among the Sick Mrs Crame Improving After Four Operations
Mrs James EH Crame shows improvement after four operations at the Final Street address. She has been convalescing for weeks and is now able to be about with the aid of a cane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James EH. Crame
Wibert Rinehart
Street
Market Prices Wheat and Live Stock Report
Market prices for wheat and livestock appear in brief notes with figures and items. The snippet references grains and animal prices, but readable data is limited and unclear.
In Memoriam Tribute to John W. Droneturg
Fragmented local memorial notes honor John W. Droneturg aged 73, reflecting on faith and loss. The oblique text cites extended family sentiment and a ceremonial dignity, with reverent language about mortality and enduring memory.
For Sale Furnishings and Local Notices
A scrambled 19th century classified page shows items including furniture for sale, an ad for sanitary fish market, and local business directory listings. The jumble mentions vendors such as Broserage Co and Basal & Anson with partial addresses and contact numbers, plus attorney and real estate references.
Personal notes hint at upcoming week plans
A clipped personal item mentions someone named George and his plans for the coming week. The fragment suggests routine activities and social expectations but lacks concrete details or full sentences to identify clearer events or outcomes.
Catholic Women Elect Moz Women’s Clubs Comedy Ct to succeed Mrs Brennan
Annual meeting of the federation held Tuesday in St Martin's Hall ArsoUurE elected all officers for another year. Reports covered by Mrs Lawrence Fiack Mrs Charles Gartner and others from multiple local clubs and societies. Members named include Agnes Freeman E F Schwartz Bessie Caulfield and Joseph Weber among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moz
John Brennan
St. Martin's Hall
Arsouure
Federation
John Rome
Lawrence Fiack
Holy Bed Geemer
Agnes Freeman
Clarence Welch
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Dauimont
Misa
Elle Watecs
St. Janes
Episco
Msee
Clarence Butler
Panes
Woon, Ort
J. Frank Ellis, Jr
Word of Ean
J. Frank Ellis
Geook
Wednesdar
Umera
Bat “Ast Pat Romancsed
Gar
New Midway
Church OF God
Mr. Fink
Guin
Memoriam
John W. Droneturg
Dar
Emurante
Sirah
Bide Obese
Regens
Toure
Mite Sachem
Charles D. Biser
Francis Scott Key Garage CO
W. Patrick St
Lozns Cp
Industrial Finance CO
West Patrick St
Liberty Pinnance Company
N_ Market St
Tava of
Insenest
W. R. Slemmer,mer
Mgr
Sews-Post
Mocaly Orchard Co
Bane
Udahwntiy
Chiroprartte
BASAL
ANSON
West
Stewar
Jeractors Cs Ut Bu
Gilmore R. Fla Or
Sales Frederick Coun
Qateen
C. W. Jones
Mar
Vseei
Daleh
Peur
Imrectors
H. Charles
Newman
Jamne
Gane
Bill JR
P. Luther Rice
Ely
Mintem
Frederink
Conyvenltat
Freda
Brederick
Gail
Thomas P. Rice
the Peoples Finance
Ines
the Peoples Finance Co
Third St
Telia
Ih Street
Kerth
South Market St
East Patrick St
Patrice St
Court Street
Gilmore
Maragi
Rhance
Bath
Kitche Ste
North Market St
East Church St
Frederick Geil Center
Lloyd
Culler
West Patrick &T
Serina Seer
East Thimg
W. O Kelb
UCI
Ker Sires
Noah E. Cramer
Oas & Cramer
Zor
George AL Mon
Montgomery
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