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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1934
Page
5
A string of obituary notices recounts deaths in Hagerstown Thurmont and Boonsboro areas. Mrs. Chimes and Mrs. Blickenstaff are among the deceased, with funeral arrangements set in Maryland towns including Middletown and Thurmont. The notices list surviving relatives, ages, and interim burial plans, naming churches and cemeteries involved.
Fragmentary text mentions individuals Gorge Ba jewisnay and Mrs John of Fred with unclear context. No discernible event or clear roles emerge from the readable portion.
Andrew Miller funeral held at 9 clock Mass at St. John s Catholic Church with Rev J J Don son and pallbearers Charles B Stay Robert Leichert Paul Kennedy Joan Kennedy Interment at St John s Cemetery Eas Third Street. Georgiana Biumellaner funeral Saturday 2 30 p m at Home for the Aged with Rev Dr Henri L G Kieffer pallbearers Charles W Lough James B Anders Emory Nusz Henry B Ramsburg Maurice Troxel George Schroeder Jr Interment by Ode Duck von Q a Bsc and Son. Walter Guy Staub funeral Saturday at 1 from Oak Hill Church with Rev J Frank Fife Rev S B Myers pallbearers Guy Bentz Harry Young Herman Hamsock George Hartsock Jr Russell Winebrenner Thornton Davis interment adjoining cemetery Powell and Albaugh. Lille May Dixon funeral Sunday 3 p m from Ladiesburg home conducted by Rev George H Seiler pallbearers Emory Ramsburg William Corum Jesse Rensher John Fogle Cletus Fogle Keefer Martz interment Lutheran Cemetery Powell and Albaugh.
Mrs. Harry G. Benson of South Market Street visits friends Mr. and Mrs. John A. Trundle in Centerville. Mrs. Tylee Engle returns home from Philadelphia after weeks with cousin Miss Catherine Hardt. Rev. A. E. Driggers of Kittanning, Pa. visits Park Avenue. Stultz, Baumgardner, and Stoner return from ten day Century of Progress trip in Chicago. Mrs. Carl Henry Wishart of Miami returns home after visiting her mother Effie Hauver Hemp and sister Mrs. Joseph Stephens. Mrs. Samuel Hargett spends time in Howard County with her daughter. Mrs. LeRoy Horine returns to West Third Street near Feagaville. Mrs. Hugo Winterhalter of Wilkes-Barre visits her father Mary near Frederick.
The Waltersville and Harmony Grove clubs met at homes of Mrs. Charles Sreiz and Mrs. Wilson Carmack respectively with members and two visitors. Miss Pearson spoke on Charles Houck Jr. and Harmony Grove hosted a short program led by Leida Mercer. The Walkersville group invited guests for October 18 and donations to the Children’s Aid Society were read. five dollars was pledged.
A local notice reports road projects approved near Boyds, outlining macadam road work and related municipal action. John A. Trundle of Centerville, a 43 year subscriber to the Weekly News, renewed his subscription for another year, amid district updates and civic notes.
Crowded Evangelical Letberan hosts Rally Day with children from Beginners to Juniors filling spaces. Junior choir sings The Heavens Resound as Beethoven piece. Rev Dr A J Traver gives candle sermon. Fifth anniversary honored deaconess Evelyn. several officers retire. Informal vesper services feature Hagan’s vibraphone and Wade piano. Dayton Missionary Society talk by Mrs Amos John Traver. Attendance contests begin with Clover Bible Class. sermon by Ray Dr Chesteen Smith. Lord's Supper observed. Epworth League and quarterly conference set. Rally Day planned for next Sunday.
Local items report on Emmitsburg events including school projects funded by central government to start soon at Emnirk High School. Birth announced for a daughter to Mr and Mrs Twuis. A marriage linked to Agnes Wiveil and Frank Wreell near Emmils bee u f. Community notices include a Sunday devotion and an illustrated lecture by Page McKendrie Edison of Washington D C on the Passion Play of Obrrammergai. The United States is noted as producing more than half the world’s electrical goods with Europe around 43 percent.
A Salvation Army outpost dedication occurred on East South Street with attendees from BK and Frederick Salvation Army units. Major George H. Marshall spoke, Captain Bernard C. Morris led songs, and Lt. Mathias Bott's brother attended. A $25 offering went toward the building debt. Several services followed across Frederick, with multiple officers and corps cadets present. a tag day is planned for Saturday.
A portion of the Smith-Summers nuptial is described with names such as Aly Galjorda and Rev Luther Kuhlman, noting the couple’s wedding near Gettysburg. The report mentions family ties, ring ceremony, and a post nuptial residence, with references to local residents and a 1939 graduate context from Fredericksett.
A fragmented list of visits from Sabillasville and nearby towns notes many households hosting friends and relatives over a weekend. Names include Mr and Mrs Roy Pryor, Cecil J and Anna Mary of Washington, John Barkley and Raymond, Mr and Mrs John Meeks and children, Fred Currens Blue Ridge, ste Millen of Washington, D. C., and several others. Also mentioned are a home painting update and a typhoid patient in Frederick City Hospital.
A string of visits unfolds across Taneytown and nearby towns as Harney and Eckenrode families entertain relatives and friends from Emmitsburg Gettysburg Manchester and York. Rev Lane of Taneytown attends dinners with Clifton Pisel Claybaugh and Lane guests.
The offices of Register of Wills and Orphans Court will close afternoons Tuesday Wednesday and Friday and all day Thursday for the fair. Auto parking admits cars to the fair grounds with in grounds supervision by Company A. 250 admission and parking, no extra charge. Secretary Guy K. Motter signs the notice. Williamson's Decg Store appears in the text.
Private notices urge students and residents to heed parking and repair warnings. A list of names and addresses appears amid garbled text. The item references Leroy Lewis Martin and nearby businesses offering services at 312 W South St.
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