Deaths and Obituaries in Baltimore Area
Michael Schioss owner of Base Tailoring in Baltimore died at the Belvedere Hotel where he resided He was among the earliest German arrivals and helped build a wholesale clothing business The funeral was at his sister in law s home with Rev Alfred Davidman officiating Interment at Baltimore Home Cemetery Attending were Muse Tuloring Co reps Samuel Shoemaker prominent Maryland dairyman and long time University of Maryland regent died at 72 after a long illness William Jefferson Tyler died near Damascus he is survived by his wife and several children Funeral at Friendship M E Church led by Rev Carter Interment in nearby cemetery Funeral director H M Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Schioss
Siichael Schioss
Cothic City
Belvedere
Baltimoe
Sve Brothers
Baltimore
Germany
Meyer Schloss
Eaiay Place
Belmore
Samuel M Shoemaker
Samuel ML
Maryland
Board of Regents
University of Baryland
Mccleston
Green Spring Valley
Shoemaker
William J. Tyler
William Jefferson Tyler
Damascus
Isabel Tyler
Waliam Hutcheson
Hartmore
Exell Johnson
Clarksburg
W. Va
Delma
Laurence
Chicago
Walter Hammond
Frederick
Harrison Tyler
Napier Tyler
Friendship M. E. Church
Rev. Carter
H M. Snyder
New Market Homemakers Club Appoints Fall Program
Mrs. Russell Green hosted the New Market Homemakers Club with ten members and three visitors replying to roll call. The group planned an October 6 novelty musical program, a first aid kit donation to New Market School, and an October 26 meeting at Mrs. Grace Smith's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
William Zimmerman
Frederick
B. L. Davis
State Council of Homemaker's Clubs
New Market School
Lucille Nicodemus
Hilda Etzner
Frederick Fair
Vernon Nicodemus
Harry Davis
Niedemus
Jessie Shawbaker
LeGrange Dun
Braddock Club
Milard F. Kefauver
Pearl Kefauver
Braddock Women's Club
Helen Pearson
Charles Main
Ke Yauver
Roy Cline
Ethel Krantz
Personal notices of Freeman area visitors and family ties
Mrs. B Holmes Lamar of Fo spent time with brother J Howard Searis in How ford county and returned to Frederick. With her daughter Mrs Francis Braley they visited Judge Preston Smith and wife Sophia Roelke Smith of Auburn California. Other Sunday visitors included Mrs Harry Hellert and Roger, Mrs Millard Reehing and husband York Pennsylvania, Mrs William Funk Adamstown, Mrs Mary Fisher, Mrs Bettle Kolb Frederick and Mrs Walter Catsail Buckerstown. Jude and Mrs Smith made their first visit East and admired Frederick's beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Smith
Sophia Roelke Smith
Auburn
Cal
Raymond J. Ford
Harry Hellert
Roger
Millard Reehing
York
William 8. Funk
Adamstown
Mary Fisher
Bettle Kolb
Frederick
Walter Catsail
Buckerstown
Jude
Smith
Market Prices For Grain And Livestock Decline
A garbled market page shows prices for hogs, calves, lambs, cows, helpers, and bulls with mixed figures. Notable values include hogs at 35.00, calves prime 7.05, and lambs at 6.50, reflecting a varied cattle and meat goods market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taye
Perish Oy Fredevise Co
Weddings Plammer Kesch And Other Local Nuptials
A Friday evening wedding at the home of Mr and Mrs Frederick A Loesch Forest Park united Miss Mar Barer Fairchild and Am E Plummer in marriage. Farther nuptials include Marlett Dorsey Detosier Wasner Blake Swartz Martin and others in Hagerstown Baltimore Carlisle and Canton ceremonies conducted by Rev A R Samedegar and Rev Henri L G Klefer at homes and churches noted. A marriage license was issued in Hagerstown to William H Smith and Adam Darkis of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plammer
Kesch
Mir
Frederick A Loesch
Forest Park
Quiy
Mar- Barer Fairchild
Am E. Plummer
Prammer
Adamstown
Roger G. Pluramer
Adam
Johas Hopkins
Hagerstown
Wm. H. Smith
Punkstown
Darkls
Frederick
H. B
Eal
Neal
Rothers
Leonard
Claude
Walter Wirtz
Shirley
H. B. Neal
H. B. Neal and Tro Chil Varn, Cen! and Ruth: Od. Neal | Walter Wachter
Helen Wachter
Jees Main
Ethel Wachter
Jean Neal
Ralph Lenhart
Earl Lawson
Markell Smith
Meredith Wachter
Leonard Neal
George Elime
Norman Mitt
Rodney Buretts
Meredith Amos Kine
Gaford
Sinegar
Bruce Warther
Bing Alfred Ins
Walter Miamic
Wa Bop
Neal Mele Wachter
Edward
Washington 28 Letter Hartford? Indians and land reform clashes
Indian claims exceed a billion dollars in lawsuits against whites with Comissioner Collier seeking early access to funds. Congress approved suits though trials would take centuries. New Deal reforms limit land sales, pushing for land restoration against future losses. Other items include a Puerto Rico tree campaign reward failure and State Department gossip about Harry Payer. Factory wages rose slightly amid 1933 NRA code era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
John Collier
Collier
Indian Bureau
Treasury
Congress
Law Court
Robert H. Gore
Puerto Rico
Harry Pager
Cleveland
Puckwick
State Department
Far Eastern
Payer
National Industrial Conference Board
NEA Service, Inc
Salesmanship Talk At Frederick High School
William B Bennett spoke to junior and senior salesmanship classes at Frederick High School last Friday. The talk stressed salesmanship as a rising art and the school's need to train students to meet future employer demands. Also noted are local activities in Frederick including a corn cutting event at A and H Neal home and attendance by families and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Bennett
C. E. Compher
Oper
Frederick High School
Frederick City Hospital
Benasit
Miss Marian Hitchcock Hosts Melpomene Club in Taneytown
In Taneytown on October 2 Miss Marian Hitchcock welcomed the Melpomene Music Club of Waynesboro at her home. The program included piano solos by Virginia Knepper and Joseph Bowers, vocal numbers by Rosalie Dayhoff and others, and a group of readings. Attendees included Margaret Smyth, Catherine Nagle, Rosalie Dayhoff, and several others, with refreshments served after the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Marian Hitchcock
Melpomene Music Club
Waynesboro
Butterfly
Lavallee
Virginia Knepper
Chopin
Margaret Smith
Toselli
Rosalie Day
Hoff
Bach
Robert Colliflower
Orpheus
Manney
Debussey
Joseph Bowers
McDowell
Wallace Bentz
Virginia Enepger
Margaret Smyth
Catherine Nagle
Floyd Chalfant
William Bente
Sarah Price
Beulah Hockensmith
William Martin
Rosalie Dayhoff
Ralph Wagent
James Degdell
John Byers
Grose Reformed Sunday Church
Col Scesionn
C. E
Lutheran Church
Otterbein Men’s Chorus
Hennover
Halloway
Westminster
Lewis Resser
Esther
Ruth
David
York
Wiliam Myers
A. J. Objer
Merle Ohler
Decatur
Chicago
Windsor
Ontario
Canada
Niagara ‘Falls
Watkins Glen
Seneca Lake
Bear Mountain
Salvation Army Wedding Held Tonight in Frederick
A Salvation Army wedding unfolds at 8 pm in First Baptist Church Frederick with Captain Rachel and Thomas of Baltimore wedding Captain Bernard C. Morris Salvation Army commander officiating Adjutant Charles Dodd presiding. An reception follows in the church basement with Advisory Board members hosting guests. Captain Morris, from Birmingham, Alabama, has many Frederick friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Frederick
First Baptist Church
Rachel & Thomas
Baltimore
Bernard C. Morris
Charles Dodd
Maryland
Balvarion Army
Lobsngrin
G. Ellis Williams
William ©. Royal
Harold Stout
Morgantown
W. V
George H. Marshall
J. Newman
Marshall
Mendelssohn
Wiliams
Captain Stout
Louis J. Wilson
Mors
Stout
Francis H. Markell
A. W. Condon
Thomas
Waco
Tex
Captain Morris
Birmingham
Ala
Prederick
Butter Surplus to Aid the Needy in Westington
President Roosevelt and farm officials plan to move millions of pounds of butter from surplus stocks to hungry Americans. Harry Hopkins heads the emergency corps to bridge overproduction and want with conferences outlining funding, including a processing tax on butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westington
Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
Emergency
Sykesville carnival opens to raise funds for fire company
The Sykesville carnival opens Monday at Malstroct foot to benefit the Volunteer Fire Company with Oak Bend Community Band directed by Walter Gries and Sykesville Community Band directed by Prof. W C Warren performing Monday and Wednesday evenings. Also noted: local social calls, a bridge party at Forest Park Baltimore, a pound party for Holmes Lockard, deaths of Rev Dr John Gantt, birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs R Taylor Coleman, and Raymond Beall purchasing the Shipley home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Ivan Hipsiey
Marriottsville
Herbert Crook, Jr
Chicago
Roby Beall and Son Junior
Baltimore
Elmer E Lee
Forest Park
Barliemore
R. Kenneth Barnes
Gellus Brown
Holmes Lockard
Springfield Avenue
Mer. Lockard
Maurice Berry
Kenneth Barnes
Omer
Delius Brown
Nevin Ports
Harold Byes
Washington
John Gibison Gantt
Memorial Hospital
Cumberland
Ganth
Maryland
Albert Gantt
Mar Shall Ganth
Harry Roberts, Jr
All Saints Church
Sunderland
Calvert County
Upper Marlboro
Gantt
Bennett
the Heights
R. Taylor Coleman
New York
Hospital For Women of
Coleman
Esther Murray
John Gardner Murray
Murray
Raymond Beall
Gaithers
William M. Shipley
Willam
Gaurch
Local notices and events in Mountan City area
Local items include a W C T U cake sale set for Thursday in the Old Empire Building at 2 p m, a small house for rent with lights and water, cottage cheese from pasteurized milk at American Meat Stores, Roy C Paul contact, Pythian Sisters Mtg planning a public board party on Oct 16 and a sooner Oct 26 at Mountan City Temple No 14, and a Dr M E Watkins appointment service with phone 452-1. Liberty Town dance Oct 5 with Potomac Club Orchestra, bingo nights, and a note to fix doors and locks with keymaking services in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy C. Paul
Pythian Sisters
Keederick Art Club meeting and local notices
The Keederick Art Club held its first meeting at 730 oclock led by Rory Clapp. Also notices include a poultry and cider event, a fruit orchard business opportunity, a novelty cat event at Elmira NY, and a visit to Lake Koty. The document lists various ads for hardware, land sale, junk company, and a creditors meeting in Frederick Maryland with a bankruptcy notice for Helen E Leatherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keederick Art Club Wik
Ortover
Mra
Rory Clapp
District Court of the United
District of Maryland
Helen E. Leatherman
Seesrajesty
Helen B. Leatherman
Helen B. Leathermat
Prihian Castle
Court Street
Frederick City
Maryland
Creiitars
Felton
Hou
District Court of the United States
District of Marvined
Oufard L. Leatherman
Donkruph
Olilord B. Leatherman
Cutlard B. Leathyman
Pythian Castle
Raemine
Tralsach
Holden
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Knarr—Haskell
Edna Krerr Mensfletdhin
Edna L. Haskell
Canton
Mass
A R. Sn@iewar
West Church Street
Miller—Detosier
W. H. Clay Miler, Jr
Annabelle Delosier
Henri L. G. Klefer
Evangelical Reformed Parsonage
Douglas—Waler
James M. Douglas
Bertha M Water
A. BR. Suedegar
Wasner—Blake
John H. Wasner
Dorothy Blake
Battimore
A. R. Shedegar
George
Kelly
Memphis
Oklahoma City
Urschet
Aco
Helen Swarts
Jefferson
Saoulasville
Brambaugh
Bytomlsee
Erget
LFP
Johnsville
Circuit Cour
John Covell
Yellow Springs
Mr. Covell
Jesse Selma Covell
San
John ‘Covell
George J. Tyrente
Wm. Holb
Carroll Everhart
John Locke
Chas Boone
Ada McBride
C. Barton Cannon
Eileen Covel
Dorothy Moore
Lucille Covel
Eloise Twventey
Betty Jane Covel
Jean Delores Covell
Cynaveule Boune
Osuil Lee Zeerart
Barton Canam
Teceivea
Capt. Morris
Sykesville
Old Empire
M. E. Watkins
Ontomeiris
West Church St
Libertytown
Potomac Club Orchestra
Admiston le Dougle
Danc.ng
Engine
Soom
Tndgpong
Mt Hose Co
Lundwe Adanats and Hoss Company
Playihz Vegins
Danredagars
Paone
Dirk’s Park
Jot Privgaker
His
Tantalzers
Edith MMI
Corres Seerewyy
Frederick Welding Co
P. D. Rosenbaum
Ismeth Bay
Ben St. Day
Pyrocart Sisters
Pyrh- WL
Will Crest Orchards
Grayson H. Mercer and Son
Vic Frederick
People's Service Drug Stores
Lowltowi
Orlove
Piclock
Elmira
N.Y
Francis Scott Key
Lega
Son
Lic Lake Koty
K Gy Tou
Barbara Pritehte
Quynn's Hardware
Dietrich and Gambrill
ING
Carroll
Frederick, Md
NIST
Ghens Court
Frederick County
Emily
William MM Storm
Farmers and Mechancs Macionsl Bank of
Thomas B Johnson
Astignee de Central Trust Company of Maryland
Boa
Mustragen of
Siaing G
Rgsrt
Amon
Siigs
Salx Iain Doz
Bed Tix
William M. Stamm
Tia
Eli G Hacgh
Isu
Treasury Department
TRE
Ratitta
Tomas
Fredway State
Renarra
O'Conner
Piper
Salah News
Pennayutania Conference Choir
United Brethres Church
Bet m
Dr. Willard
Cond Street
Yeophony
Cantigny
North Market ST
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Joserhs D. Baker
Houmisa
D. Baker
John H. Baker
Joseph McDivit
William G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
J. Travers Thomas
Jof
Thomas YH. Haller
Duartes H. Conary
M. D
Joan S. Newman
James H. Ganmrnty
Hannes Q. Baker
Diner Baker
Joan H. Baker
Enis B. Rasssura
Water Street
Hetchery
Mt. Aity
Gost
Patrick Street
Kulghotette
Bacrwi Daloeny
la West Third Aircet
Moderyw Crick House
Eat Church Street
Sue Fard
Suntin Minty Dulaney Avenue
Nigel
South Market Street
Soas
Myatts- Towa
Staley
Sround
Amy
East Church
Bret Churen
Hood Colliers
Dill Avenue
Braddock Heights
Bai
Patrick St
West
Nyneth Market Street
Galo. Wil Finance
Potts and Griffin Realtors
Hone Oe
P. Luther Rick
Tim
Preetok
Homl Real
Bardad
Toonagin
Consul Hite
P. Luther Rick Real
Noah FE. Cramer
Middletown
Weber
NOAIL
GMB
Ryenter
Beth
Cara Newa-Post
Patrick Streets
Cate News-Post
Por Bale
Gilmore
Dousaath
T. Puuer
Valdacls
Thomas Jonnegin
North Market Street
Batemded
Windsor Windsor
Terri Cash
Rey Ngl
Glenn Trout
A Auchianger
Raymond L. Kelly
Puslig Sale
Mt Pongusin
Fonda
Troscot
del Gozen
Zimmermar
Arthas Matthews
Dorothy T. Godseher
Lord Revardy
Mary R Ungieaoee
Jaane Bustand
Dorothy
Willim M. Goodsell
Jane
Fredecies
Jeferton
Mandville
Guy L. Fous
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