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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1934
Page
5
Multiple short notices report deaths in Union Bridge area including William and Utermahlen, Mrs Harvey A Harry, Miss Altona B C Day, and infant Merle Virgil Hoover. Causes cited include epilepsy and complications. Surviving relatives listed. services held or announced with local church and cemetery details.
The funeral for W Scott Peters from his late Johns ville home was at 1 30 pm with services at Haughs WALMErd build. Walter Rev Gordon West and Jesse Gradwi led the rites. burial in Haughs cemetery. Pallbearers named. Powell and Albsugh directors. The funeral of Emma Virginia Staley followed from her sister Mrs Albert W Harris 818 Mattar Ave at 1 pm with Rev W T Jackson officiating. Interment Mt Olivet cemetery. Etchison and Son directors.
Among the sick Mr Emory G Nust of South Market street is much improved and able to be out. Mrs Charles F Kemp of West South Street, operated on at Frederick City Hospital, is improving. Deputy Sheriff William Foreman, severely wounded and shot recently, is doing nicely at Frederick City Hospital. Miss Lena Watrons of Fern Park, Frs., injured in a recent automobile accident near Franklinville, is improving and remains a patient at Frederick City Hospital.
John Lovell and Marker Lovell of the University of Maryland visited relatives in New Windsor, while Catherine Warehime of Lock Rayet Pa. stayed with H G Englar. The Mother and Daughter Society of the Church of the Brethren met at H C Roop’s home. Edna Cartzendaier’s Sunday School class surprised her with a bridal shower ahead of her wedding to Raymond Cain. Bethel M E Society hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering at H H Devibiss’s home. H C Roop and family attended the Frederick County Independent Retail Grocers banquet at the Francis Scott Key Hotel in Frederick.
Joash Day was observed at Walkersville M E Church under Rev T W Lloyd. The collection for the Joash fund totaled 710 dollars to aid the church debt. The service began at 10 40 o'clock with a pageant observance by WAA during the event.
Mrs G Lloyd Palmer welcomed 18 members and visitors as the Lewistown Woman's Club met. Roll call yielded A First Aid Hint and the club joined the Red Cross for the year. Donations of clothing and jars for the Home for the Aged were given, with projects planned for November 28 at Mrs May Mille's home.
The November term docket lists Cire Paneth facing judge F Neal Parke after an arrest March 13 in Taneytown by Officers Miller and Henner. Paneth was confined to county jail for 20 days with suspension on good behavior. Creagers Town Grange held a Friday meeting with Master Millard St presiding and plans to hold regular sessions monthly.
Miss Gladys Hatfield of Pittsburgh visits her aunt Mrs Ellsworth at 19 East Church Street and spends Sunday with Mrs Ed Airy. Mr and Mrs Howard Cline of Hollywood Fla return after time with Cline parents. The Brachey family announce a son born at Frederick C. hospital. Various local guests include Mercer family members and friends from Baltimore and Lasuen visiting in town.
Mrs Beulah F Stull presented a varied program including songs by Rush Hauser and Krechort, readings, and a vocal trio. Edna Hoffmaster, Charles Stull, and other Grange members attended a visit to Ballenger Grange with Pomona representatives on November 15 and plan the next meeting for December 7.
Unemployed workers form a cooperative to knit stockings and produce suits coats diesels and other goods for distribution to fellow relief recipients. The effort operates under Ohio s miniature EPIC plan and involves 29 manufacturers and businesspeople provoked by private land concerns and camp conditions.
Union Bridge notes report Low treasury hopes for the PTA appeal and a busy school meeting with Rev Do Mez addressing members. Dora Naill Reno funeral in Ephrata reflects church ties. Snyder quartet and local readers featured. Edward Graham family visits noted. Marguerite Gaither appointed county nurse with Union Bridge HQ.
The Taylorsville committee met at Mrs A T Byers home after a Saturday oyster supper. Members present include Mrs Willan Barnes Mrs Robert Farrer Mrs Frank Byers Mrs G H Magin Mrs Harvey Gosnell Mrs Charles Wagner Mrs Roland Gosnell and Mrs Thomas Byers. Also listed are guests and visits involving local residents with various neighbors and relatives in attendance. A separate note states Judge Arthur D Ward granted an absolute divorce.
The city committee headed by A. Leroy Diggs offers sympathy to the Ramsbure family on a deep bereavement. The message notes no man in the city is greater and laments the loss, stating the pact is softened by the family’s sorrow.
The wedding of Magers and Joseptine Ferrer took place at Dona Kie chapel with Rev Ruyat officiating from the Methodist church. Attendees included families and friends as the couple began married life, with a reception to follow at the bride’s home.
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