Deaths and funeral notices in Greencastle and Petersville areas
Obituaries report death of Edward W Zepp aged 40 with service at Trinity Lutheran Church Greencastle conducted by Rev Earl Hoxter. Also Elmer E Matheny Petersville died at Montevue Hospital aged 73 with funeral from 214 North Market Street and interment at local cemetery. Zepp heirs include Sterling Zepp and Denton R Zepp. Matheny survivor details list siblings and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W
EFP
W. Zepp
Hus Homme
Dave
George W
Josephine Barnes Zepp
Sterling Zepp
Washing En
Denton R. Zeya
Annap
Lewis B. Tk
Chanel Bankard
Newndsor
Bank
Earl Hoxter
Elmer
Matheny
Petersville
Montevue Hospital
Henry and
Emmaly- Herray
Nathaniel Gardner
Washington
M. R. Etchison
North Market Street
Funeral for Mrs Jessie Ella ng in Dover to Baltimore
The funeral of Mrs Jessie Ella ng who died Sunday at Dover will be held Sunday at 10 AM from the home of her daughter Mrs J Hanshew 2131 West Mulberry Baltimore The body will be taken to Frederick arriving at 1 PM and interment will be made in Mt Olivet cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Ellang
Dover
J. Hanshew
West Mulberry Set
Baltimore
Frederick
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Kors Alexander
James Wheatley
Randallstown
William Reynolds
Woodrow Thomas
Sheppard Plate Hospital
Towson
Frederick Hasselhaugh
K. H. Alcorn
Washington, D. C
Robert E. Day
Idaiden Choice Road
Donald Bell
Freedom
Calfornia
Cramer Littele wed in Emmitsburg ceremony
Miss Jette Little daughter of John Lit Emmitsburg became the bride of Gene Cramer of Philadelphia. Miss Ina Little sister served as bridesmaid and Revert Littlee brother stood as best man. Rev William Groeninger officiated at St Josephs Arch. Vida Hildebrand announces marriage of her daughter Myra December 28 at Ellicott City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cramer
Oland—Hildebrand
Vida Hildebrand
Myra
Fred
Frederice
Ellicott City
Cere
Rev Iew
West Church Street
Local Officials Hold Monthly Taylorsville Meeting
Taylorsville residents gathered for a monthly council at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Byers. Attendees included numerous neighbors and families, with remarks on day services on October 7 and a drama titled Out Of The Fog to entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorsville
Churen
A. T. Byers
H. M. Amoéss
Amas Byers
A. Byers
O. T. Buckman
Sobbins
Harry
Sha
W. Nicholas
Hal
Franklin
Merton Franklin
Robert. Farrer
Horace
George H. Magin
Truman Jam Franklin
Eva Magin
Helen Ke
Viel Frank
Ia. Franklin
E. A. H. Barne
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County Court of Honor to Attend Pageant in Marchland
Frederick county court of honor plans to watch the pageant by 3,000 people from across the state. Mrs. Charles McC. Mathias will serve as duchess with attendants Mary Cromwell and others. The event marks Maryland's tercentenary and will feature costumes in rainbow colors plus rehearsals and social events surrounding the pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederek
Marcland
Balt Marvand
Charles McC. Mathias
Frederick County
Misses
Powe] Potts
Mary Cromwell
Chease
Bile Oda Wareemia Gambrill
Gordon Cromwell
Mathai
Maids of Honor
Pages
Southern
Baltimore
Matthew Page Andrews
Maryland
Baltimore Maryland
Death and Birth of David Markand review
Bruce Catton discusses a disturbing novel from Waldo Frank about David Markang who leaves New York for wandering jobs and late life seekings. Rich female figures appear and depart as the book traces a worker's struggle amid a class war, dedication to the American Worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Markand
Empyrean-Ward
Waldo Frank
David Markang
New York
Nishots
Cntitven
Gid
Scribner's
Sick guest list spans cities from Baltimore to Princeton
Among the sick, Mr. Paul Duvall of the Rock Island Railroad Company in Chicago visits Mr. and Mrs. William W. Osburn on West Third Street. Miss Etta Cramer, also of West Third Street, returns from Baltimore Trenton and Asbury Park. Miss Hurds Brust leaves West Church Street after treatment at the State Sanitarium near Sapillasi. Mr. and Mrs. Hinchman of Pittsburgh, former major league player now a Pirates scout, hosted Miss Mayetta Hershberger then went to Princeton University for their son’s admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Duvall
Rock Island Railroad Company
Chicago
William W. Osburn
West Third Street
Etta Cramer
Baltimore
Trenton
N. J
Asbury Park
Hurds Brust
West Church , Street
le State Sanitarium
Sapillasi
William W. Hinchman
Pittsburgh
Mayetta Hershberger
Hinchman
Pittsburon Pirates
Princeton
Princeton University
Robert J. Taylor
Charlotte Custis Taylor
Samuel Tidd Byron
Harry W. Byron
Mercersburg
Catonsville Presbyterian Church
William H. Stinson
Glenwood
Miss Taylor
Howard County
County Constable Charles W Dy ket Birthday Note
Personal item notes County Constable Charles W celebrating his birthday on Sunday with greetings from friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W
Henry P. Dyket
Luffs Stuff A TOUGH 30B
Luffs Stuff notes the clothing trade struggles as buyers lack cash and fear paying more. Dealers must adjust to avoid business decline and mounting woes. The piece reflects cautious retail sentiment and market hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Lufburrow
Maryland Reserve Unit Commissioned in Salisbury
A Maryland Communications Reserve Unit is commissioned in Salisbury at the Finest Regiment Armory. The No 1 Lesson 4 unit, commanded by Ensign S. Denmead Kolb, will broadcast on 2 004 kilocycles nightly. It numbers 23 enlisted men and names officers L Dean Powell Edward L Thompson L A Harrison Jr and Randelen Neck. Kolb is from Braddock Heights and son of Mrs Martha Kolb with wife daughter of local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gsalusbury
Mary Department
Witrington
Norfolk
Armory
Denmead Kolb
L. Dean Powell
Edwart L. Thompson
L. A. Harrison, Jr
Randelen Neck
Aaliselie
Serves
Kolb
Frederick
Martha Kolb
Braddock Heights
A. L. Huss
Local notices and social updates from Sykesville area
The column lists dinner guests and visits across Howard county and nearby towns. Highlights include Rev. and Mrs. Watson hosting in Lothian, Miss Dorset entertaining the Glenwood Card Club, and Martha Wilmer enrolling at Western Maryland College. It notes weddings, illness, hospital events, a funeral for Wendell Kelly, and community gatherings such as the St. Barnabas Fashion Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bykeeville
David C. Watson
Lothian
Thomas Andersen
Mary L. Dorset
Glenwood
John M. DeLashmutt
Woodbine
Sinters
John N. Morris
Howard Warfield
Bernard Foward
LaPlata
W.c. T. C. Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Societies
S J. Paul
Springfield Hospital
Mildred Seyfeld
Betty Mathews
Harriet Lonsdale
Rey Smith
Baltimore
Edgar Currans
Margaret
Ruth Currans
J. R. Holman
Albert
Thomas M. Anderson
William B. Cockey
Pikesville
Wendell Kelly
Leonard &. Kelley
Oakland M
Jarboe
Miriam
Eva Vaughn
Marvin
Birthday Surprise Party in Union Bridge Streams of Guests
A birthday surprise for Mrs Hockensmith near Taneytown drew many relatives and friends from Union Bridge and surrounding towns. An elaborate late dinner followed at 8 p.m. with attendees from Baltimore Hagerstown Hanover Pa Keysville and Forest Air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Hockensmith
Taneytown
Ella Zumbrum
Clarence Derr
Harvey Shorh
Peter Wilhide
Frank Alenaider
Robert Valentine
Massorie Koontz
Airs
Jane Myers
Walter Diffendall
Upton Rahott
Keysville
George Diffendail
Elmer
Ralph Perry
Hanover
Hila Zumbrum
Telme Smivy
Elizabeth Baerh
Lara Bell Rahof
Leah Hockensmith
Mary Bhank
Alice Alexander
Shirley Shorb
Ruth Shorb
Audrey Shorb
Mewers
Carroll Valentine
George Myers
Edward Shorb
Junior Shorb
Wilbur Alexander
John Lewis Alexander
Ralph Shorb
Austin Bahoch
Donald Diller
Glenn Dehoff
Flav
Ely
Forest Air
Harford County
William Rinehart
Pred Littlefield Birs
Frank J. Shriner
Baldimere
Earl Shriner
Gibson | Taland
Shriner
Carroll LaMtotte
Baltimore
Edgar Hockenamith
Merv FO Mireau
Hallimore
Helen Shaw
Hattie Weaver
Hyman Israel
Community Club Meeting At Mrs Stines And Local Notices
The Meysvile and Detour Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Robert Stine’s home with good attendance and a pickle making demonstration. Residents and visitors were listed. a funeral was attended. local church joint meeting occurred with light refreshments. Evening gowns for girls described with southern debutante flair and satin details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meysvile
Robert Stine
Joseph Fox
Jonathan and
Grimes
and Grades
Charles DeBerry
Mildred
Copperville
Rocky Ridge
Union Bridge
Best Fountain
Keyaville Lusheran
Keysville
People's Service
Elizabeth Hoover
Frederick
J. P. Wey
Local notices list meetings and events in Liberty Hall area
Announcements invite air bricklayers and masons to a meeting at Liberty Hall on October 3, 1934 chaired by Leonard Keen and Fenny King. event features cakes and corn fritters with entertainment. Also ads offer furniture and clothing on 1 dollar down weekly payments and apples from Brocton Orchards Harmony Grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Bricklayers
Dai i Hall
Leonard
Keen
First Fall Meeting of Local Lutheran Men’s Club
The Lutheran Men's Club holds its first fall meeting Monday evening October 8. Tickets are available from Herbert Schroeder, committee chairman. Rev. Dr. Oscar F. Blackweider of Washington will be the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Men's Club
Herbert
Schroeder
Oscar F. Blackweider
Washington
Watch Forces Opening WARNER WAY z 8STUDIO
Special attractions unfold at Pop's Piece formerly Maryland Inn with radio pianist Smoky Wright and his entertainers. A floor show plus shrimp and clam chowder supper on Thursday and Friday. Free dance and late events planned with Tommy Watkins and Hit Orchestra. Annual Turkey Dinner set for Thursday November 22 in the Presbyterian Church social room. Local notices promote weekly fleet show Evergreen Point and chicken care tips. Readers advised of local services from Williamson's Drug Store and Weil Bros Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pop
Maryland Inn
Smoky" Wright
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Lena Bowers
Trinity Luther
Greencaste
Macy
Geo
Laura Summitt
Walter B. Read
Trinity Lutheran Church
Greeade
Frederick Paople
Bruce Catton
Luff
Salsbury Organisation
Sykesville
Martha Wilmer
Western Maryland College
Lee
Mies
W. A Crawford & CO
Kinga Independens Breine
erier _ Corps
Patttinal Walter
Liberty Hall
Libertytown
Demoristriet Committee
J Labovitz CO
Market &T
Brocton Orchards
Harmony Grave
Mat Ross
Quynn
Jesse Sniltls
Nocth Benlz St
L. Speaks
Chicke
Noah E. Cramer
Bros Ae
Prederick
Ats Mest Konees
Gt Presecek C . G. Mosger
Ions
Meir
Teagan
Anata
Crete
P, Luther Ride
Palle
Patna
Roel
Eayner
Ais Pateent AP
Bell
Naeit
Soest Cn
Prederiel
Oprpeg
Omadeen Gorelling
Pevderick
Wiloway Beer Biavenice
Ad Veres
Ua Higa
Bidhweay
Wienway
Anglia
Third
Bermual Street
Ani Sarth Market
Frederic
Luther Rice
East Third ST
I Hargain
Por
FOYM
W. Patrick St
FON
Carioad
Gilmore R. Flautt
Patrick Ngae
SORAT
Gilmole & Plautt
Citizens National Bank
Cupfens Navpionat Bank
Frederick, MD
Arias
Josery J. Baker
Horns D. Baxer
Dons H. Baker
Joshing McDiver
Wihlliam G. Rummerman
Sawing, Go Duvaide Whasiecoore
Galen
J. Travers Thomar, Shupidicant Caakier
Joserit D. Baxer
Tuomas Fl. Haller
Crames H. Contry
M.D. Joun S. Newman
Janne H. Gameatn
Holmes D. Bax
Dastky Baker
John H. Baker
Feutas B. Ramssery
Archibald B. Fibher
Potts & Griffin
Vadoaels
Bee Lenin Vey
Ceotes Wits Ee Vveeden Agile Baits
Shinea
Pidficms
Sorin Stes
Fables
Gatemen Weoesl
ANTEL
Howie Sort
Ae Mtr
Krote
Bieiderich Vederics Coun Y
Taltenurre
Moyne Corey Riven
Raph F. Fehrs
Oilver HL
Pavsvary
Dreda
Belawlan
Ata
Keeler
Charles B. Kinga
Docenied
Braddock
Frederick Court
Cirtuit
Fredericx
Burkett
John Th. Rigel
Gaure
Charles FE
Gia
Praderick Cow Land
Isa Rasa
Hank Bart
Elsceig
J. Thoma
Gharets
Tmal Paccel
Fend Cantaning
Mic Goth
State Road
Franz
Taining & Ranmalatte
Joargh Crouse
Geavee
Charles Ge Kiana
Daz
Jana Pantaniog
Grane Kooper
Hillcrest Orchards
McCain Orchards
Walter Catockman
W. Patrick Street
the News-Post
Pabbenger
Taal
South Street
Watch Forces
Warner Way Z 8Studio
Tommy Watkins
Hit Orchestra
Sandwiches
Presbyterian Church
Dietrich & Gambrill
Carroll St. Frederick
Evergreen Point
Williamson's
Weil Bros., Inc
Grayson H. Mercer
Grayson
Mercer
Porrani
da Shone
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