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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1935
Page
5
Rin J. Walsh, former chief of police, has died at age 99 after a long service to the department and city. Details from an obituary note indicate a lengthy career in public safety and community leadership during his two decades of health challenges.
Martin Joseph Walsh 53 former chief of police died at his home 391 Hast Third Street Tuesday night at 10 58. He served nine years as a police officer and seven years as chief. Survived by wife Miss Erma Walsh and four sons Martin J Walsh Jr Lawrence H Walsh H Elbert Walsh and James F Walsh all of this city. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm from the home with interment in Zion Reformed church cemetery Charlesville. Funeral directors Etchison & Son.
Death notices from Montgomery County and nearby towns list residents dying of pneumonia and other illnesses. Details include ages, family ties, and survivors such as spouses and children, with funeral services and interment at local churches and cemeteries. Notable names include Mrs A A Ringer of Confluence and J Harry Reed of Eldersburg, with service times and burial locations noted.
Edwin W. Broome and Rev. Michael J. Finnerty will speak at the Montgomery County Council of Homemakers Clubs annual meeting in St Martin’s Hall Gaithersburg. The event, chaired by Miss Molyte Terner, will elect officers and feature a furniture exhibit including antiques recently upholstered by club members.
City officials announce annual Red Cross membership drive extending to Thanksgiving. Mayor Culler urges public support as volunteers list includes Mrs Emory Maas and numerous residents covering city blocks and streets from Market to Jefferson, Patrick, and beyond. Committee members host enrollment at Chapline Building with districts mapped across East and West Market Street and surrounding avenues.
A NEA Service kitchen column extols cabbage as a bargain in season. It advises cooking uncovered to avoid off odors, using raw shredded cabbage with apples or nuts, and storing wrapped in waxed paper. Suggestions include cabbage in salads with carrots and peppers and as a stuffing ingredient in peppers and meat dishes.
A tutorial style note outlines shredding cabbage for soup and bread pan cooking, with salt pepper sugar butter and lemon juice. It also lists a daily menu including breakfast with grapefruit and waffles, lunch with cheese fondue and pudding, and a dinner featuring fried rabbit and lattice cranberry pie. A separate report states John Wills, 32, Emmitsburg, was sentenced to eight months in the Maryland House of Correction for unauthorized use of an automobile and driving while intoxicated by Justice Beard following a Hagerstown police arrest.
In loving remembrance of William G Wetzel who died November 13 1994. The poem recalls happy hours and memories with a smiling, kind man whose presence brought joy. Beloved by family and friends, he rests peacefully. By his daughter Helen M Smith.
Mas Mery Virginia Lyddane daughter of Mrs Hay of Georgetown and Mr Thomas Gordon Darby son of Mr and Mrs Joseph M Darby of Dawsonville were married Saturday afternoon in the bride's mother's home. Rev G O Kundahl officiated before a small gathering. The bride wore a dark blue velvet costume. best man Joseph N Darby, music by William Reefer. After a reception the couple left for a short trip and will reside at Silver Spring.
The funeral for Ire E Blentlinger, killed by a hit and run driver near New Market, was held Tuesday evening at 11 from his home. Rev. G. E. Wunder officiated. services were well attended. Pallbearers included Elmer Roderick and Frank Gchell. Interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Harry E Carty Company, funeral directors.
Miss illle Wolfe at Baltimore Church Home and Infirmary, visiting sister Mrs Norman Boott in Bridgeville Delaware. Dr Long and Miss Alice Long spent weekend in Bridgeville. T Smith of Washington spent weekend with wife and two children wintering at Vindobona. Carrie Howenstein returned to Hamburg after visiting her mother Mrs Clark at Vindobons Braddock Heights. Dr and Mrs Allen Collom of Texarkana Ark visit Edward James at 210 East Church Street. Mrs and Mrs Edward Tucker children visit Annapolis. Chester Tucker of Annapolis spent Armistice holiday with parents at 253 West Fifth Street.
Montgomery County Commissioners sold 558000 PWA school bonds and 114500 refunding bonds to John Nuveen & Co of Chicago at 3.34 percent, yielding a premium of 8250 to cover legal and printing costs. The sale depended on PWA grant funds and the premium will cover interest through March, with bonds maturing from March to July 1.
Community notices mention Fenny Binge Wrathingtontreet School and Benofit School Library Fund Bazaar in Glade Reformed church social hall with two big nights on November 4 15 and 730 pm. Menu includes chicken oysters and waffles with affordable prices while public repairs and sanitary laundry services are advertised locally.
Mews from Colma about a religious service with a morning procession of over 1,000 people led by Dr Williams and a dramatization near the church. Junior choir director remarks on Thursday evening service and a call for all members to attend. Also notes on local car ads, auto supply shop relocation, donations for a hospital event, and various community notices and schedules.
Frederick County Maryland announces December 1935 sessions of the Board of Estimates to set the 1936 fiscal year budget. Officials must file detailed annual expenditure plans and requisitions for the upcoming year by December 1, 1935. The proceedings occur at the County Commissioners office in Frederick Court House.
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