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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1938
Page
9
Obituary notices record the deaths of Elizabeth Troxell Shorb in Liberty township Adams county and several relatives in Westminster Big Pool and Harpers Ferry. Survivors include children and siblings. services are noted with locations Emmitsburg Westminster Bolivar and burial plans at Mountain View cemetery and Taylorsville cemetery.
The funeral for Viola Mac Heffner was held at 2:30 PM from 54 East Patrick Street with Rev. Dr. Charles E. Webler and the Sons and Daughters of Liberty. Daughters of Pocahontas conducted the grave service and Olivet cemetery burial. Otis Levi Graf’s funeral occurred at Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church at 2 PM with his body at 214 North Market Street and interment in Fairview cemetery. director firms were Harri E. Carty Company and M. R. Eichison and Son.
George Wellar Moore of Knoxville wed Ruth Fink Gibble of Washington DC at Washington Church of the Brethren on a Saturday afternoon. The couple plans to reside in Washington. Preston Myers and Mary L Fermwal of Westminster were married October 3 by Rev. Dr. Henri L. G. Kieffer at the Evangelical Reformed parsonage.
Mr Lewis S Burger of East Church street marks his twenty seventh birthday today. Emma Cutsail returns home from Washington DC after visiting her sister Mrs A B Mahoney. Visitors to Mrs Cutsail on Sunday include Mrs Elmer Roberts and sister Mrs Thomas Gayle of Washington DC. Others attend Hairdressers Convention in Washington DC. Deputy Sheriff George F Abrecht observes his thirty sixth birthday with a family dinner. Sunday visitors at the Naille home near Myersville include Mrs Amanda Baugher and children, and Mr Russell Valentine and daughter Mary Louise. Others from Myersville and nearby areas visit the Gladhill and Waters households, with several relatives listed.
Local notices report James W Stockman and Marcia Hankey undergoing or recently recovering from operations at Frederick City Hospital with ongoing recovery details. A Par ent-Teachers Association meeting at Washington street school elected Edward Oden as president and featured violin selections by Charles Hobbs with Mrs Byron Winebrenner, plus remarks by E W Pruitt on the Building Program for Frederick County Schools and new first grade teacher Mrs Rickards. The session outlined welfare fundraising and listed committees and chairmen for the year.
A kitchen note describes an Italian influenced fried chicken method using flour, lemon juice, olive oil and Parmesan. The process includes marinating about an hour, coating with cheese and frying in butter until cooked, followed by a street drunkenness arrest report of John Boyd, arrested by Officer Reno Six for a Police Court hearing.
Edward L. Weikerk Jr, former president of the Washington Numismatic Society, spoke to the Frederick Stamp and Coin Club outlines origins of coins from barter to modern coinage. He noted the 1804 dollar rarity, the 1892 Columbian dollar, and counts of commemoratives, plus a 1935 and 1986 Hinch series. Open house announced for November 10, 1922 and future club program details given. Wallace.
Daily lesson highlights common mistakes with phrases such as I shall arrange it some way or another and mispronunciations like Auld Lang Syne. It notes misspellings Elixir and defines insatiable as incapable of being satisfied with an example about power.
Members of Hood College consumer-buyer class viewed Monday the film The Story of Leather detailing leather making processes and how to select shoe and glove leathers. The Tanner's Council of America in New York City supplied the movie.
Local ads list October specials including $7.50 genuine permanents at La Grace Beauty Shop on 9 W. din St with phone 465. Peters' Orchards advertises Jonathan, Grimes Golden, Stayman, Black Twig and York apples from 135 miles south of Frederic on Buckeystown Pike. Dietrich and Gambrill Inc Frederick Md promotes No Hunting and No Trespass signs. The News-Post notes scrap iron, rags, auto parts, hides and fats for sale at 310 Chapel Alley with reconditioned pipe and structural materials from Frederick Junk Co.
Quynn offers Desirable apple varieties at the Adamsville road orchard six miles east of Frederick with bags at a dollar. Also Leather Cloth and Suede Bags arriving retailing for 140. Public sale items listed and terms cash on Saturday October 15 1938 at noon.
The substituted executor announces a public sale of the Ann Elizabeth Sparks estate in Frederick City on October 14, 1938 at 11:00 AM. The home at 310 Klinehart's Alley fronts 16 feet 3 inches by 62 feet on Kinnehart's Alley. Terms require half cash at sale or ratification, with remaining balance in 60 days, plus a $50 deposit. Auctioneer and attorney listed.
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