Deaths in Virginia and Maryland Regions
Wulan Mase Hardesty of Perryville Va dies at 17 after two weeks treatment in Winchester Memorial Hospital for illness linked to a recent condition. Survived by wife Nora J Forster and several children and relatives. funeral and burial in Green Hill cemetery with Rev Robert H. Thomas officiating. Charles E Etzler, 80, dies near New Market of genital debility. survived by wife, four sons, three daughters, and other relatives. Funeral Sunday at Union Chapel with Servites ceremony and interment in the adjoining cemetery.
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WMT
Hardesty
Perryville
Wulan Mase
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
DV Acate
Nora J Forster
Clarae County
Fixe Chuldies
John Me. Grins
W. Ster
Cidade Waverly Hardest
North Rice Street
Green Hil
John Hawuns
Boyce
Joseph Baldwin
Detroith
Thomas Clevenner
Frederick
Hattie Hardesty
Berryville
Charles Eetzler
Charles E. Etzler
New Market
Nellie
Hilda. Etzler
Lilian Nicholson
Alry
Walter Etzler
Laurel
Vester R. Etzler
C. Ray Etzler
Murray Etzier
Joseph Crum
Chas
Bowers
Gliberytown
John Etzler
Walkersidle
George Wteinw
Funeral Services for Mrs Grayson H Staley Held Today
The funeral for Mrs Grayson H Staley was held at 1030 this morning from her Rockwell Terrace home, largely attended. Rev Henri L G Kief of the Evangelical Reformed church conducted the service. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery with pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson H. Staley
Rockwell Terrace
Henri L. G. Kief“er
Evangelical Reformed Church
A. A Radeilff
Garry ©. Schroeder
William O Zolb
Albert M. Coblent
Chapel Service Held At Hood College
Rev G Els Williams spoke at Hood College chapel on Thursday at 11 30 AM. He read Genesis 12 1 Thou shalt be a blessing and said the vocation is a command for all to bless others with sincerity. He urged men to seek God’s call through sacrifice and faithfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Els Willams
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Hood College
Willams Cisse Lus
Williams
Peron
Detour Desar Church Event and Family Notices
The fragment recalls a church gathering involving Mrs Edward Young and Rhoda Weant, with mention of Mr and Mrs Hoc and their daughter Mas Arg, plus a procession and refreshments after the service. It notes Miss Nordwall and Rica Warren Keysvi visiting relatives and mentions a Mass schedule on Friday and a home visit with Mr and Mrs Frank Faplane. The passage ends with a troubling statistic about tuberculosis and working adults 15 to 64.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward You
Charles Eylet
Baltimore
J Hoc
Maitheray Churgh
Wait
Edward Young
Jace —Mass
Rica Warren Keysvi O
Van
Warren
Nordwall
Frank Faplane
Arar Dajmir
Weddings in Maryland and Nearby Areas Highlight Local Nuptials
A series of 1930s era wedding notices report Miss Elizabeth K. Parker and Jean Bernard Diamand tied the knot at St Ann’s with close family present, followed by a reception at the Columbia Country Club in Washington. Other ceremonies include Ifert and Crum near Middletown, Zecher and Frank in Washington, and Altland and Waters in New Cumberland with brief bios of brides and grooms.
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Adlumo Wendt
Etisabrid Kienderson Parker
Bis
Alphaas Eastwood
Beide
Ie Tate
Jean West Crampton
Mr. Herbert
Carvel Diamond Gaithersburg
Columbia Country Club
O'Clork
J. Mason Poole
Bridge
Marlow Petry
A. Neckle Cox
Clara Armstrong
Almeda Sykes
Mus Dean West Crampton
Sunday morn annie and the concered service notes
Fragmentary notes describe a Sunday morning event at Clara Blacks on More Strand with Miss Grac and others, mentioning a collection or division of funds and a Trester Orphan Home. Organist Prof Henry T Wade arranged special music for the concert, with plans for the coming winter concert series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Hazake
Clara Blacks
More Strand
Grac
Trestier Ophan
Henry T Wade
Governor and Party Attend Today's Fair
Thousands flocked to the grounds amid heavy rain showers for the fair’s afternoon events. Despite wet weather, crowds grew for the night program with major attractions drawing large attendance and strong receipts, while business stalls reported slow trade through the week. Public offices closed Thursday afteroon. police operations remained active.
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Winen
Frederick County
Parke Weal
Financial Mandpomnt
Pntadions
Lie Police Department
Fire Prevention Week Closes With Parade in Frederick
Fire prevention week nears its close with a night parade of apparatus in Frederick. Officials urge residents to remove rubbish and flammable clutter, place metal ash containers, inspect electrical cords, keep draperies away from heaters, and have a metal incinerator for ashes. The 7 pm parade will cover Market and Patrick streets without marching.
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Frederick
Jevery
Market
Patrick Streets
New Windsor and Towson Attend Pres Home Visit
A fragment notes Mrs W Cara Stouffer and Mrs Emma Gubart with Rev. Mr Towson visiting the Presbyterian Home on Wednesday. It mentions Bonnie Blink and a small town event with a horse show and amateur hour, tied to homemakers group activities and school events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ney Windsor
Nora Ecker
W. Cara Stouffer
Emma Gubart
5 . Towson
Presan
Ted
Bonnie Blink
Clu Bma
New Windsor
Shay Acs
Siposi
Surprise Birthday Party Held at Migreoe Bier Snhatire Home
A surprise birthday party was hosted Monday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Migreoe Bier snhatire in Harney Harney Or. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Murray, Mrs George Harmen, Mrs John Fream, Mr and Mrs Ben, and many guests. Gifts were exchanged and several local residents such as Mary Ann Gordon and Genevieve Barnhart were noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harney
Migreoe Bier
Penalties for Auto Law Infractions Across County
County magistrates report widespread penalties for auto law violations. The list includes license suspensions and suspensions for drunken driving, reckless driving, speeding, no license, expired chauffeur licenses, and insurance lapses for drivers in multiple towns, with fines ranging from 1 to 550 dollars and several sentences suspended.
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Mov
Whcicies
Robert C Fender
Fraterick
Richard No Duval
Madson Sureey Johny Fo Titty
Monrovia
Joseph Boyie
Wal Ace Street
Marad
Duke Cenecabes
Missec
Brunswick
Robert M Symons
Clayton O. Sp
Buckerstown
Paul Ingram
Evelyn C Hume
Curtis B. Lee
Prederick—Charit
W Aldarton
A. C Ballard
Ray Bishop
Meredith Bizer
Austin L Bond
Jesse A. Bussard
Joseph B Chambers
Hatery Darlington
James A. Dixon
Henry Q. Daye
James Michael Tees
George F. Ensor
Harold Fry
Earl H. Gue
John E Hotmer
Wilford H Johnson
Kelley
David T. Malott
Otto Neuman
Sidney Petricord
Metridan R Poole
John M. Rinaldi
Glenn Rosencrans
Willam N. Spencer
Boulevard
John E. Tabler
Lawrence Wilkinson
A. F. Wickless
Paul Williams
T. H. Sayre
Albert R Smith
Guy L Snurr
Ernest A. Turner
Mt. Airy
Leon H. Gosnell
Earl #. Myers
W. H. Myers
L. Bre Duenas Pion Ae
Paul Spencer
James T Windsor
William A. Lee
Wight
Jean Boyer
HO Bertram Harrison
Jeremiah Hawkins
Nick Kerna
Clyne Mooney
Earl Oden
Thurmont
Raymond
Fozir
Union Bridgs
T. R Holmes
George K. Morelock
Urbana
James
William ¢ Jensen
Iuckicss
Local Notes from Ladiesburg Area Listings and Visit Highlights
Community diary entries list visits among residents from Chisaga Lewistown Middleburg and Brunswick plus gatherings at homes of Grots Lightner and others. Revival services at Middlehart MOE church run nightly except Monday with sermon and supper at Grain Hotel Frederick offers. Raymond Shipley named local commercial agent.
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Ladiesburg
Ida Fraley
Chisaga
Maa
Margie
Lewistown
Clay Putinge Ont
Theo Raret
Middleburg
Woham Long
Lesie Grots
Lightner
Benry
Dorothy Gross
Praderick
Opener Linton
F. Ho Bkety
Ant Lee Hively
Brunswick
Car- Toil Cover
Smuth
Ethel Wallhide
Frank Woh
Paw Dixon
Juansang Rover
M.cx
Mary
Westminster
Grain
Frederick
Raymond Shipley
Book a Pay by Bruce Catton Ad
An advertisement notes Bruce Catton's Book a Pay featuring a modern medical guide and family health advice. It highlights the book’s planned audience, its editor Dr Morus Fishburn, and its aim to teach hygiene, prenatal care, and infant care in plain language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morus Fishburn
Fishbetty
Tesh
Boubleday, Deran & Co
Fragmented OCR notes and a local notice mix
Fragmentary text lists names, dates, and locations with scattered phrases. It mentions Kent AM members, John Ro Web Pest Modern apartment, a sale notice, and a social event by The Orioles with dancing and refreshments. The garbled OCR obscures many specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
John Ro
Partick St
Local Mentions Include Shoes and Prizes Across Shops
Fragmentary local ad items show prices like 25 toproots and 19.58 for footwear at Elin France Sev Rev Hote Men and Ladies half sales. References to Roy South Market and Toi Fa-Caries GAC mention bridge prizes and a jewelry store.
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Elin
France
Bani Micei
South Market
Toi
Bernsberg A Jewelry Blore
Key Hotel
Emosreas
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George H. Lambert
Aliea
S R. Sresee
Chas Fisher Bradiev Clem
Allen Martz
Earl Clem
Gary Utterback
Wm. Harsh
Be. G. Ellis
Wilisma Spraker
Ona Tuberculosis Association
Diamontd—Parker
Ifert
Gorum
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
Middletown
Anna Baraba Crum
Near Harmony
Lee Franklin Tfert
Ison
Ira D. Ifert
L. Joe Fasey
Oude
Widdletown
University of Maryland
Chestrtmat Farms
Frederick. Oye
Frank—Zeches
Nora L. Zecher
Hagershoun
Rhoda May Zecher
William O. Frank
Washington
C. M. Poore
Hagerstown High School
Temple University
Philadelphia
Frank Wil
Arccrat
Altland
Winters Raymond
New Cumberland
Mass
Mary B Waters
Fort Hu Pa
Charles B
Weller
Harvest Howe Service
NEA Eed Torah Cagl
Sioner Reports
Meer
Bruce Catton
Mary Esther Tull
Oman
Edward P. Thomas
Our Neighborhood
William T. Delaplaine
Dill Avenue
Parkway School
Dorrance and Company
Bachrach
Fellows-Rogers Studio
Tredaerick
Satleys
Lupf
Dad
Uae
Hettredeak
Lhixonvs Orchestra
Margett
Bret
Dane Mowe
Megnlight
Mina
Vibes
Makikers
Maynard Summere
Rent Fisher Coal CO
Evangelical Lutheran Chunk Warvest
Delpher
Jonathan
Grimes Golden Angles
Sattredas
Peleis
Backeystown Pike
Quynn Orchards
Vamaville Road
Fred'k
Mets
Zeigler
Cramer’s
East Patrick
Carl Brunswick
Engelbrecht & Kelley, Inc
Ford
Gitizens National Bank
Hershberger
East Patrick Street
United Fire CO Hall
Pfizer
Icimwzens National Bank
Rensuihypie Hill Crest Orchards
Garber
Youur Grocer
Frederick, MD
Permny Bingo Marty
St John’s School
Halgerry
E. Patrick St
Jommen D. Barer
Hours D. Baker
Butler
Dell
Joan H. Baker
J. Thvers Thomas
Frederick Junk Company
F L. Gastley
Cnapri
Third & Fourty Sts
Becr’s
Sea and Pauls Peew
Cwaiog
Berns Hatenery
Mt Aare
Mit
S24
Es Awe
Crabbe My LusSel
Me Wy Jons S. Newman
James H. Gamerite, Jr
Houmes D. Bakes
Dante Bakr, JR
Archibald E, Fisher
Batis
P. Luther Rice
Ness
Toran AL Ree
Tiss
Sameeye
Luther Rick
ORE
Arule
Brgiling
Feesener
Farry - Rey
Patrick Se
Potts & Griffin
Tare
Owen
Pnp
von Eton
Salto
Noah E. Cramer
Anitty
Noah E Cramer & Son Realtors
Coure Streey
Gt Washington
Steko
OFDER
Eisriek
Albert B. Aeake
Mortage
Burser
Bureger Ais
Carla Staley
Ber
Cork
Frederick Cotily
G. Haugh
Ciull Court
Freds Releh
G. Havo
Ami 'Sike
Fran Wo
Aul Etzter
Norma
Ergier
Central Trust Company
Marian
Triste
Central Building & Loa Chu
Jim Land
Fierecien County
Courk House
Imar
Falavine
Sevith Street
Predevick Chey
Maryland
Ezler
Nonna
Biter
Mae Ho
Alevander
Jong
Papa-de Fay
William
Trustes
Gus
Gil S Market Street
Pine Fey
East Eighth
Apartpo Ey Bros
Aise
Epennes Garten
Bie
Srice Burgalow
Londen
Olbeg
Mon Ratin
Hood
Leah Aven
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