James F Wallace Dies at 78 After Paralysis
James F Wallace died at his son Charles Wallace's home near Burkinsville on Wednesday at 1 30 PM from paralysis. He was 78 years, 6 months, 33 days. Survived by daughter Mrs E A Mullesdore of Gagland and son Charles Wallace. Funeral Saturday at Pleasant View Church with Rev J S Bowlus and Rev M G Wilson officiating. Burial in adjoining cemetery. T. Gildhif, funeral director.
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James F. Wallace
Charles Wallace
Burkinsvile
E A. Mullesdore
Gagland
Burkitteville
Pleasant View
Burkittsville
J. 5
Bowlus
M. G. Wilson
Frederick
T. Gildhif
Funeral notices offer solace for local families
Funeral services were held for Mary Elizabeth Plaine of LeGore with pallbearers from New Midway School and Woodsboro Lutheran Sunday School involvement. James E. Knott, Barnesville farmer, died at Frederick Hospital and was buried at St. Mary Catholic Church cemetery. William Whitaker, Washington attorney and former government employee, died at his home and was interred at Rock Creek cemetery. he had married Tales C. Kolb and Louise Thorpe.
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Mary Elizabeth Plaine
LeGore
J. Frank Pife
Annabelle Lambert
Annapelle Horner
Violet Anders
Notta Mick
Midway School
Woodsboro Lutheran Sunday School
Pipe Creek Cemetery
Powell and Albaugh
James E. Knott
Barnesville
Fregierick Cir
St. Ma Catholic Churhh
P. J. Ritchie
Church
Acdrer
J. Whitaker
Femnir
Washington Attom
aHd
Twentieth Silvest
Washington
Rock Creek
Mr. Whitaker
Hherois
Tales C. Kolb
Preterick
Louise P. Thorpe
Wailarer
Geraldine Whitaker
Among the Sick Mr Schmidt Confined With Heart Attack
Mr. William F. Schmidt of 341 East Second Street is confined to bed with a bad heart attack. His condition remains about the same.
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William F. Schmidt
East Second Street
Market Prices and Live Stock Report
Market prices for AI Wheat and related commodities listed with net figures. Includes live stock and freight rates across key markets, noting shifts in price, supply, and demand factors impacting traders and farmers.
Escape Story of Them All From War's Far Front
A promotional note for a Rand, McNally and Co. publication describes an adventure tale featuring a soldier’s journey through desert and jungle, facing starvation, crocodiles, and combat. It highlights realism and peril, praising aviation interest and the book’s global trek.
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Capetown
Germary Ae
Stacy
Gatty
Rand, McNally and Co
Weekend Socials Across Brunswick Mention Visitors and Local Remarks
Brunswick residents report a weekend of visitors from Virginia to California with relatives in town. Several couples and singles are listed visiting or staying with hosts on West Potomac Street and surrounding avenues. One note mentions E E Dixon recovering from veins concerns at home.
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W. E. Dixon
West B Street
C. A. Eaton
Gertaute Lonthrake
Ulman
Mess Prances
Reem
Longbrake
Jowenn E. Cage
Daugh
Anna Jane
Rex Woere Ace Ming
Brady
West Potomac Street
Leste Uttek
Fr. Bareer and Famiy
Local Families Move Within Washington Area
Mr and Mrs Edward Bell moved last week from the Episcopal rectory on a street to the Cummings building on East Potomac Street They have returned from a visit with their daughter Mrs J W Line in Washington DC
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West Potomac Street
J .W. Line
Washington, D.C
Edward Bell
Episcopal
Cummings
East Potomac Street
Plans for Brunswick campaign to boost M C A membership
Plans for a Brunswick M C A membership drive with official kickoff on Saturday October 24 and a goal to enroll the highest possible number of members. Officials Hoskins and Shriver to host a planning meeting at 7 30 PM. campaign to run on a departmental basis with captains named for each shop and department.
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Brunswick
H. S. Bickél
Association
M. E. Mullen
John Read
C. T
G. F. Bissett
W. E. Shannon
W. E. Wail
L. H. Carer
J. J
Daily Menus and Beets Recipe Fragments From a 20th Century Sheet
The text presents fragmented recipe steps including onion and kraut dish with flour and milk, a step to cook vegetables for a short time, and a beets recipe with sugar cornstarch salt vinegar and butter. It reads like a kitchen column with partial measurements and instructions rather than a complete article.
Wedding Announcement of Sara Louise Dick and James Donald
Miss Sara Louise Dick of Kernstown Virginia marries James Donald of Kernstown at Frederick on September 25. Rev G Ellis Williams of Calvary Methodist Episcopal church officiates. The bride wears a brown flat crepe dress with matching accessories. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Dick Semstown. the groom son of Mr and Mrs Granville Donald, employed by Victor Products Company Winchester Virginia. After a brief wedding trip they return to Tide’s parents’ home for a spell.
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Donald—Dick
Sara Louise Dick
Kernstown
James Donald
Frederick
G. Ellis Williams
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
John A. Dick
Semstown
Donald
Granville Donald
Victor Products ;Company
Winchester
Mes
Tide
Legion Election Held Plans for an Oyster Roast
At a Steadman Keenen Post of the American Legion special meeting in Brunswick, members discussed an oyster roast for members only. The annual election for the ensuing year included Post Commander Amos C. Magals and a slate of officers such as C Floya Peete, J W Barger, L O Cavey, Oscar P. Jan, W P Nixon, T A Rockwell, J W Barge, and W T James among others.
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Armbistice Das
Steadman-Keenen Post
American Legion
Brunswick
Amos C. Magals
C. Floya Peete
Isecond
J. W. Barger
L. Oh. Cavey
Fimante
Oscar P.jan
P. Nixon
Ams
T. A. Rockwell
J. W. Barges
J. R. Berk
M3 Comsnitier
W. T. James
W. Mom
Gossip and Rumors Trigger First National Closure
A newspaper note reports that gossip and rumors led to the closure of First National. Details mention financial figures and alleged false answers spread by a group, with criticism aimed at central figures and a mathematics department.
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First National
Steam Power For Huge Transport Planes Of The Future
A prospective design proposes steam powered propulsion for large aircraft. Each engine aims for around 2000 horsepower with a small steam turbine driving the propeller and steam produced from crude oil. The system promises fuel efficiency, reduced noise, fewer moving parts, enhanced safety from reserve steam, and potential in-flight heating for passengers.
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S. A . Acme
Local Radio Spotlight and Weekend Dance Notes
A fragment mentions Philco Radio See and hear a featured set with a Thursday special. Mrs J C Heel advertises potted flowers for sale at eighth street location. Tony Cincona and his Rhythm Bars perform with a Dan Thursday event and a 32 Mary Jane reference appears in the listings.
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J. C. Heel
Dan
Mary-Jane
Tony Cincona
Public Auction and Sale Notice at Frederick County
Fragmented notice lists a public sale on Saturday October 3 with items including a mahogany chest of drawers and household goods, plus claims against the estate due by December 1 1931. It names Guy K Motter secretary and references the Citizens National Bank for payment after October 5.
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Alice Bevard
Uy L. Fout
Sotire
Frederick County Agricultural Jet
Citizens’ National Bank
Guy K. Motter
Citizens' National Bare
A brief unreadable notice fragment references a bank or financial matter and unknown parties. The readable text provides no clear action, date, or entities to identify a full summary.
Personal Guests Attend Social Gatherings in Maryland and North Carolina
Guests of Mr and Mrs Claude Mc Gaha include Mr and Mrs Richard Benson and son Rosland of Chapel Hill North Carolina and Miss Sus Stallings of Durham North Carolina. Miss Mary F King daughter of Mr and Mrs J Otis King near Frederick goes west to attend an event. Miss Marguerite Graverick, recently in Middletown, and sister Taney attend a D A R gathering at the Gist Homestead on Monday. Mr and Mrs J Prank Sayer Wertminster hosted Sunday visitors including Mrs Alverta Poffenberger, Mr and Mrs John H and Willam Poffenberger of Baltimore and Mrs James Diggs and daughter Margaret with her son Ha.
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Bunswick
Borothy Grabil
Brunswick Street
Susie Hickman
Lovettsville
H. Y. George
West Potomac Street
Atlantic City
Robert E. Day, Jr
Callen
Peeey Jean
Bondy
Marshall
Patience Day
Sykes
John R. Kirk
Bruns
Ard
Robert Wheeler
Gumberland
Spens
Laura Green
Los Angeles
California
Dave Moore
Potomac Street
Maryanna Ott
Mulville
W. Va
Robert L. Such
Foint of Rocks
George F. Much
Washington, D. C
Red Elliots
Martinsburg
Eliote
Second Avenue
Laike Wenner
Near Lorthe West Eqvd
Net Reed
Washington
HA. Reed
Sun‘das
Afr
Claude McGaha
Eck
Richard R. Benson
Rosland
Chapel Hill
N. C
Sus Stallings
Durham
N.C
Mary F. King
Marguerite Graverick
Middletown
Spe
Taney
Gist
Mond
J. Prank Sayer
Wert
Minster
Mr. Snyder
Alverta Poffeberger
John H
Willam Poffenberzer
James Diggs
Garet
Baltimore
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