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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1936
Page
5
Multiple obituaries record the deaths of Florence May Swope at 64, Samuel Heups at 63, Mary Roberson’s family ties, Horace M. Davis aged 85, and George Saunders aged 66. Articles note wars injuries, marriages in 1922, church affiliations, and funeral details. Survivors include spouses, children, and siblings with services at local churches and cemeteries.
Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie Mancure Nelson Lyon Lynch, who died suddenly at her daughter’s home in Pikesville, were held at 4 pm at St Thomas Church Garrison Forest. She was about 80 years old and will be buried in the family plot. survivors include four sons and several daughters. The service was conducted by Rev Philip J. Jensen and attended by many relatives.
A string of wedding notices lists Hartshorn Thostas and Maas M Hebriats Taomaa Hebert Hintehern Washaigien as couple names, with Rev Dr HW Marks officiating at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church. Other unions include Browders-Downs John Ff and Nina M. Donems of Hagersing, and Middleton-Schwartz William G. Middleton and Dorothy F. Schwartz, all dated late September.
Mr and Mrs Elton Smith receive congratulations on the birth of a son born Wednesday in Austin Maughman near Frederick. Birthday acknowledgments include FE Austin Maughman. Mr and Mrs Dudley Pagr return to Braddock Spring apartment after summer. Walter A Heewert named manager of Western Auto Store on South Market Street. Vante Wachter visits Detroit to see brother Oliver Chaney. Numerous visitors and dinners at local homes, including Mr Ary, Miss Ruth Hartman, Mr Harry Beacraft, Mr Mlard Gibbons, and others from Baltimore, Washington, and beyond. Delegations travel to Danville, Va, for events. Sporselter serves as deputy for Register of Wills. Mantz family from Brad dock Heights attend wedding in Waterton, Pa. service at the Hareson church marked by the bride’s father’s death. Alumni notes list Frederick-based graduates and gatherings.
Sun breaks through for Hood Campus Day as students parade in costumes and perform. Alumnae chairmen lead the day with awards for class costumes and marching, while a silver spoon honors the best campus song composition. A formal Alumnae dinner closes the event in Coblentz dining hall.
Heavy downpour washed trenches and sent muddy water over pedestrians. An early evening accident at Third and Market saw a car drive into an open ditch after misjudging a bridge. The vehicle was only lightly damaged and people escaped serious injury.
George Nokes a 21 year old colored man from Lowtoun county Virginia planned to rob Mrs Elimbeth Lakin Georges and her brother near Lovettsville Thursday night He did not expect to be wrested by an officer Deput Sheriff T McKimmey The officers concealed themselves in the Carze home and asaulted the trader He entered through a twins idow Nokes was placed in the Lous Hoi eanyty Tel an a bie hraa linen charge.
Mrs. MooG Almherete of Brunsalcic has been ill for four weeks and recently operated on at the Women's Hospital in Baltimore. She has returned home and is reported as improving. Mrs. Joseph L. Wout, formerly of Frederick, underwent a operation Tuesday at Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore and is improving. Frederick W. Obenrester of Fast Patrick Street celebrates his sixty sixth birthday with local notices and a community toast.
In a tense session, Amidst noisy chatter and unclear phrasing, the Among County Women’s Clubs ousted 00 Boake. Mike Piorense Wallbana attended as the vote counted. President Tre tia Spatdvog led introductions and emphasized reform efforts. A meeting review noted attendees and upcoming events.
An evangelist and his bride plan to reside in the Philippines after a ceremony referenced in church records. The event involved Reverend and local church officials, with notes about a future mission and community leadership roles in the district. Named figures include church leaders and district authorities, though details are fragmented.
A chaotic OCR includes dance listings at Guineas Monocacy Inn and surrounding local notices. Mentions bands Bud Codors, Monacary Fan Orch, and social events with admission details. Administrative notices reference Frederick County Commissioners and County Treasurer hours during the Frederick Fair.
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