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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1934
Page
5
Miss Susan P Cramer and several others are reported dead, with services and funeral plans detailed. The notices list survivors including siblings and nephews, church affiliations, and funeral home arrangements across towns.
Local physician Dr. E P Thomas reported his automobile taken from its park place in front of Frederick hospital between 10 and 12 Thursday morning. The car with Maryland plates 219-200 was not located as of this morning. An earlier report noted a separate theft at a city park with a vehicle described by Oscar Schultz.
The Libertytown Woman's Club met at Mo F L Simson's home with president Mrs Edwin Devib ss presiding. Twelve members attended as roll call named a state flower and poems were read. The club voted to join the Red Cross for another year and collect one spool of white cotton per member for welfare work. Recreation was by hostess Mrs Sidner Hammond. The citizenship and legislation chair Mrs Ror Gardner led readings and songs. Next meeting is December 5 at Mrs Harry Munshower's home.
Among The Sick Mr. E R Plummer Adams ton is critically ill at the University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore Mrs Wilmer Moser Broad Run was a patient Frederick City Hospital and returned for an operation Wednesday Mrs Emma Payne formerly ill at her daughter Emma Payne Connecticut Avenue Washington will return tonight to Bennett apartments North Market Street in an ambulance Mrs Payne's son Paul I Payne formerly at Sibley Hospital Washington is improving and staying with his sister
Local social items list visits and family gatherings across Ladiesburg and nearby towns. Names include Oscar Singer, Frank Fox, Hubert Lookingbill, Harry Lookingbill, Walter Boone, Charles Hilderbridle, Herman Koontz, Monroe Phoutz, Carroll Cover, Leslie Gross, Carl Lightner, Betty Grace, Austin Gross, Elwood Gross, Glenn Ramsburg, Mildred Gross, Betty Gross, Carl Staley, Warnesboro visitors, Mrs Samuel Renner remaining in hospital, Carmmen Lockingbill and Miss Lou Sullddon Waynesboro, and Ladies Aid Society activities at Middleburg M E church with officer elections and refreshments.
The Foxville Lutheran church announces Sunday school next Sunday at 1 30 and preaching at 2 30 by Rev G M Duddle. Refreshments will be sold. The Foxville Women’s Club will meet November 27 at the schoolhouse. A revival is held nightly at Mr Pleasant Pentecostal church on Kendal Street with services at 7 30 each evening.
Miss Grace Hardman daughter of Mr and Mrs David Hardman married James Filby son of Mr and Mrs Stewart Filby at St Jahns Catholic Church. Attendants included Mrs Roger Phebus and Mr Charles McConnor from Magerstown. After the ceremony the couple will live at 418 North Market Street. Robert s Cole wedding later listed.
A collection of quoted opinions compares aesthetics and education, quotes from Prof Hugh Findlay and Dr Dixon Ryan Fox on college fit and elitism. It includes remarks attributed to Dr William Ralph Inge and Benito Mussolini on war, poverty, and society.
The bi monthly Parent-Teacher Association meeting at Church Street school was led by vice president Mrs Amos J Traver with father Motter absent. Pupils from sixth grade presented The Raggy Tag Man with a large cast, musical solos, and reader, while the Welfare committee organized plans to aid needy children and Rotary Club donations funded milk and lunches. Proceeds from a forthcoming Room Mothers play will support welfare aims.
Hood College canceled the conference of college newspaper representatives planned to run from today through Sunday because of few submissions. Thirteen women’s colleges were invited, including Pembroke Providence Mt Holyoke Smith Vassar Wellesley Simmons and others. Local organizers were Elizabeth Brunner and Martha Briney.
An odd time butchering was carried out at the home of Roy Brubaker on Nov. 21. Nine large hogs were slaughtered and dinner was served. Attendees included Mr. Roy Brubaker, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Brubaker, Mrs. John Brubaker, Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Stevens, Archie Putman, Beard, Mrs. Ray Wisner, and numerous others with several Brubaker family members listed among attendees.
A fire at the Pennsy Railroad shed near East Lin Street and East Street caused only minor damage to the structure. Firefighters quickly controlled the blaze with a plug stream after it started on the roof, likely not incendiary, discovered by a passing trainman. A separate small fire at Maryland Bricks and Supply Company yard at East Fifth and East streets was contained to rubbish near a house with cards found nearby. youths were questioned by police.
A long list of homey recipes appears beside a political note. The menu includes gingerbread, tomato sauce, frosted cake, and roasted vegetables. Separately a London inquiry to the House of Commons over a 15,000 pound annual allowance for the Duke of Kent after his marriage to Princess Merina of Greece is blocked by Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald.
The Citizens' National Bank of Frederick Maryland records a November 21 1934 board resolution praising Elias B Ramsburg a longtime director who died November 18 1934. It notes his judgment business experience and community ties and offers sympathy to his widow and family while authorizing a notice to be published.
Local shoppers seek timely gift ideas at Taylor’s 14.5 Market Street store. The ad promotes a “special gift for her” with an attractive, refitted case and complete accessories at moderate prices.
A fragmented report outlines a legal struggle over employment in New York involving a newly formed professional models league. The text names individuals and groups but remains unclear on specific actions or outcomes.
Gilmore and Flautt list numerous building lots for sale at varied street addresses including College Park, Market Street, Frederick Avenue and Patrick Street Ext. The pitch promises affordable land for dream homes with multiple parcels described by percent reserves and proximity to local avenues.
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