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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1933

Page

5

Deaths Mn Mary Bond aged 76 in Brunswick

Mary Bond widow of Frank B. and mother to a large family died this morning after an illness of several weeks. She was 76 years old and had ties to the A M E Church. Funeral plans are announced later by J S Datley, funeral director, with Rev Henry Matthews officiating.

Mary Bond Mary Elizaveth Bond O. Frank B West Henry Matthews Henry MatieClorid A.M. E Bruns Wick Knoxtive Peterswille Burmueeetilky Geb Wesseting Brunswick Balimore J. S. Datley

Funeral for Mrs. Mary Ellen Brightwell Held in Frederick

The funeral for Mrs. Mary Ellen Brightwell was held at 10 30 this morning at her home 465 West South Street. Dr Amos John Traver of the Evangelical Lutheran church conducted the service. Pallbearers were Stanley Aichael John H Grove Joseph A Jamison Vernon Derr Clyde A Smith and H Orme Burl. Burial followed at Frederick Memorial cemetery, with Cline and Son funeral directors.

Mary Ellen Brightwell West South Street Amos — John Traver Evergelical Lutheran Church Stanley Aichael John H. Grove Joseph A. Jamison Vernon Derr Clyde A. Smith H. Orme Burl Frederick Memorial Cemetery C. &. Cline and Son

Marriage of Margaret Summers and Charres W Putman

Mr and Mrs Summers of Frederick announce the marriage of their daughter Margaret to Charres W Putman son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Putman near Frederick The ceremony occurred at St Josephs Rectory Buckeystown on September 12 Rev M J Finnerty officiated Both bride and groom are well known graduates of Frederick and widely connected

Wet Themas Summers Frederick Margaret Charres W. Putman Raymond Putman St. Joseph’s Rectory Buckeys— Town M. J. Finnerty Frede

Harmony Grove Women’s Club Meeting Notes

Among County Women's Clubs Harmony Grove met with Mrs Claude Clemson at Worman's Mill on Friday with Miss Ethel Thomas presiding. Thirteen members and two visitors attended. One new member joined. Program included songs readings and school themed items. A basket of fruit was sent to a sick member and canned goods to the Home for the Aged. A demonstration on whole wheat toast was given at the Fair at 3:20 p.m. by Mrs Hugh Dean and Mrs Hollis Fout. Next meeting October 20 with Mrs William Thomas and Miss Thomas as hosts.

Harmony Grove Claude Clemson Worman's Mill Ethel Thomas Sofg America Agad Helen Wachter Hugh Dean Hollis Fout Marian Ott Union Bridge Alber Delaughter Willette Worman Austin Rhoades Wiliam WH. Thomas William Thomas Thomas

Illness Update From Quincy Mother Relatives Visit

Mrs. Robert J. Allen of Quincy Mass recovering from trochoid fever and is improving. Her mother Mrs. William Filler and sister Mrs. Edgar H. McBride, plus Mrs. Menoy fare wele one a ten, are in Quincy during the stay. Formerly Miss Mary Piller of this city, has connections to Matching Closet Accessories and color coordinated closet items are suggested to improve clothing presentation.

Robert J. Allen Quincy Mass Allen William &. Filler Edgar H. McBride Men Oy Mary, Piller

Premium Winners At The Frederick Fair

Dated Wednesday completion of classes across cattle, swine, and farm exhibits at the Frederick Fair. Winners in Holstein Friesian, Ayrshire, Jersey, Guernsey, and other dairy divisions are listed with first through fourth placements and cash premiums.

Frederick Fair Catyle

Fragmentary street scene poem note from old paper

A short obscure OCR fragment describes Lampe Street and people strolling at night. The lines imitate strolls and a familiar rhythm, but no clear event, date, or entities are identifiable.

Bear show results listing ribbons and champions

Fragmentary report describes junior and senior bear classes with names Dickerson and Moe. Mentions champion and grand champion bears, ribbons awarded by FP Dickerson and S. F Dickerson, with age categories over and under 12 months and over 22 months.

Swine Department Chester White Junier Ayrlann Farms Allen Smith Ayrla - Ward L. Be Ayriay Mark E. AP Ann Hase Ana & Hing Ayrlawn Farms Exhititor Dirst Ayriasn Farms Ayrlayn Ayn Ayrlawn Parma Prarkshire John Williams Howard Mainhart John Whe John Jamis John Williams J . Dann Edo Harald Jn Herbert Snyder Eleanor Rig Eleanor Ricketts J. Heshert Snyder Hervarn Snyder Ira Dsus J Hergert Si Shafer J. Herbert Snyfirst Eleanor Hor Ricketts Billy L. Shafer J. Herbert Snyder Daniel ©. Poole Eleanor Ricksetts J. Harbert Snyder Eleanor Ricksig J. Hers Ders Snyder Tibsan Baar J. Here Bert Snyder Exanor Ricketts Alassia—Duroe Wm. A. Fouche Lloyd Grubb Littter William Fouche Willam A Aria Sui Smith Dickerson S. FP S. F Cherson Moe F. Dietson

Livestock and Art Prize Results From Frederick County Fair

The report lists class placings for sheep including several ewes and rams with owners such as Frank M. Stevens and G. C. Stockman, and notes various prizes. It also records floral, painting, and drawing winners like Alfred G. Zimmerman and Mrs. Chas. Byerly, with awards in oil, watercolor, and ink media.

Lass Shropshire Ewe R. EB Shifler R. E. Shifler Lincolnshire Ram Frank M. Stevens Frederick County Stockman G. C Eve G. C. Stockman G. G. Stockman J. M. Stevens Chas. Byerly Jacob Rosenstock Thelma Mullinix Ed. H. Deets Ethel Castle Ruth Gale R. C. Smavely Raymond Zimmerman Gordon Spurtiet Raymmond Zimmerman Xirs Evhel Scond Mark Remsburg Ruth Exhel Castle Tom Nature R. C. Sundar Wm. BR. Slemmer Benjamin

Industrial Art winners clutter local exhibition notes

In a 55 class show entries and prizes list numerous names and pieces including china works by Mrs Daniel Thomas and Mrs Daniel J Thomas, inlaid wood, clay modeling, and monogramed interiors. Awards include firsts for several craft items and second placements for others.

ML W. "Thammas Burroughs, Jr Ralph 5 Newman Virginia 5. Wiedman Murray Shook Guy Himes Wat R. Gr

Apples and pears division at county show highlights

Several orchardists dominated fruit classes with top prizes in apples pears and nuts. notable names include Hill Crest Orchards Oscar Cline Reeder and Garmey Reeder with first and second placements across multiple varieties. Catherine Bingham, a Brunswick High School graduate, is reported improving at Washington County Hospital after a car accident and left hand amputation.

Farigues Hill Crest Orchards Oscar Clins Baldwin Oscar Cling York Imperial Tnst Carl Leather G. L Crest Anid Roguene Paradise Albart Cassell Jonathan Him Cresk Orchdida Monge Acy Alyin Elzin al- bin Bit. Duc Stymean Winvaap Grimes’ Golden RB Line Oscar Cline Gano Rome Beauty Hill Crest Ma Cie Paragon Roy Axond Mill Crest Orth Western All Crest Orchards Roy Cline Delitious Roy &Oline L. Carpenter Harry Carpen W N. Reeder T. Webster Crest Orchards Pearson Carmey Reader Joseph Reeder Bartlett Arst N. Reeder Garmpy Reeder Seckel Shere Dee Sigeph Reeder Oscar Giine Sheldon C. N. Reeder Garmey Reeder Reefer C N Reeder Clapp Lecotte Meech’s Profifle Joseph Reecer Catherine Bingham Weverlin Brunswick High School Washington County Hospital

Roosevelt seeks united liberal bloc under Democratic insurgent leadership

Roosevelt aims to unite liberal elements into a single working group under Democratic and insurgent Republican leadership while labor party prospects loom at the AFL convention. Green of the federation praises Roosevelt and urges backing the government as officials show no push for an independent labor movement. Budget data shows October figures with $200 million shortfall excluding $300 million emergency payments. ordinary expenditures show a $100 million surplus, with construction corporation fading as repayable loans flow in. Patronage politics and treasury bookkeeping drive debate ahead of the 1934 campaign, with postmaster general Pur-Tey enduring criticism amid scrutiny of patronage use.

Byron Mrnie Woreau Associated Pres Washington Roosevelt American Federation of Labor Mir Nowere Pasion Gompers Green Federation Dng NRA Coleagues Sugtl Farm Administration Cottom Public Works Theirconstruction Corporation Joans Treasury Bookkeeping Nand

Personal notes from Jefferson to Richmond dinner hosts

William Johnsonoug of Jefferson is listed as a University of Kentucky student. Mr and Mrs Allen Pitzer entertain Lewistown residents Mr and Mrs Henry L Davis and Mrs Eile Neighbours of Frederick and Mr Harold Derr Neghbours of Richmond Va at dinner Sunday night at Miss Mary Pitzers new home in Chatham Courts Washington.

William Johnsonoug Jefferson The University of Kentucky Allen Pitzer Lewistown Henry L. Davis Eile Frederick Harold Derr Neghbours Richmond Mary Pitzer Chatham Courts Wasalogton

Pythian Sisters Card Party Set for Oct 16 at Pythian Castle

Local notices list events and services including an American Legion bingo night, radio repairs by G H Milyard at 124 W Patrick St, Cottage Cheese made from pasteurized milk, Roy C Paul, and a Pythian Sisters card party Monday Oct 16 at 8 pm at Pythian Castle second floor. Admission 25¢ with prizes per table. Card of thanks from Mary E Brightwell and family.

American Eieris Oe Matsan Pythian Sisters Pythian Castle Mary E Brightweil Leroy Grace Bertha Pharl Brightwell

Market Prices Grain and a Curious Listing of Stores

A mixed passage notes market prices for grain and mentions an unusual business opportunity involving a Tri American Letion Bingo Store and a Tivoli theater. It lists prices for land, lambs, and goods, and references the Frederick Junk Company with ads for secondhand pipes and farm supplies, highlighting local business activity and a theater-related context.

Letion Bingo D. Michael Patrick Sv. Saas

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Presidency Holstein Friesian Albert N. McCarded Harold Remsberg Charles Ifert Charis Ifert Gordon Sheetenheim Caries Ifert Albert N. McCardell Charles Ierzt Albert N. McCardel Tebert N. McCardell Albert N. McCandell Charles Lfert Reifer Arse Merhle Vert Merhle Heifer Robert Rudy Alpert N. McCardell George W. Sheetenhelm Merhie Gert Charles Lert Albert i. McCardell Albert It. McCardell Charles Tfert Athar- OM McCardell Albers NM McCardell Albert M. McCardell Lewis Ahalt Albert XN Hmfccarden Jeow Ayrshires Paul Rudy Walter P. Peaga Helfer Charlotte Rudy Maxine Rudy Oliver Wiles Walter P. Feaga Orpha Rudy Walter Feaga Pew Rudy Risbon Walter Rudy Bull N. C. Stiles and Son H. E. Athey R. B. Ghifler Owl N.C. Stiles and Son John L. Shaw N. C. Stites and Son H. EB. Athey In. C. Silas and Son H. EH. Athey Guernstys H. V. Quynn Richard Bidle G. c. Stauffer U. Downey J. Ha. Snyder L. Downey L. Downes H. VL Quynn Hampshire T. E E. Bussler T. E. Buseler T. E. Buster T. Bi Seeiens Sui T. E Buster T. E. Bu T. EL Ru T. E Bester S. F. Ad. J. Pone Iz Fr Dear J. Raymond Sm Pix Raymond Sm Neem Fire Wand Smuich de Raymond Sa Nerder J. Raymo Tarhone Helen Welshimer Farehead Butch Wuie NEA Sheep Department Anna M. Gaither Walter Sheets Alfred G. Zimmerman Granew Niagara Waskey Bath Clarence Phiieger Oan Phens Re Cvaissent Enon Menmsera Congress Pur Hkinzo American Legion G. H. Milyard W. Patrick St Roy C. Paul Tee Good Media Tanges Lambs Goss Cup People's Service Drug Stores Frederick Junk Company Ofice Chapel Alley Bevacca Bux Guineas Momncacy Innington Pike Ny le Sago United Fire CO South Market Street Sais Puene 435 Dietrich and Gambrill, Inc Carroll St. Frederick, Md Farnsworth Battle Omee Carroll Patrick Dancre Turaday Get State Armory Potomac Club Genta Peter's Orchard New Design Road Citizens’ National Bank Frederick, MD Josefh D. Baker Holmes D. Baker John H. Baker Josue H McDivit Wiintast G. Zimmreman Cashier Samuel G. Duvant J. Travers ‘Thomas Joazpa D. Baker Thomas H. Haller Cnances Conner, M. D John S. Newman Janes A. Gann Houmes Baker Dasigl Baker Joan H. Rae Evias i Raysacre Aschbalde Lisher P. Luther Rice Splendid Electricity Luther Rice Witeh Fox Tertigl Haines Phane Potts & Griffin Tome Ser Paice Market Street Noah E. Cramer Middletown Valley Tome Tildibe Town Dow Yeh State Road Noah E Cramer & Son Phome Son Capital Fury Apcaret Addresa Tow Gnod Y Bates Bara Lada NISI Jib Equity Frederick Count Nagwity Wilildm M. Storm Farrier Bank Frederic Beles Real Ratan William M. Storr Illyd Haugh Frederic County Brojer and Sarm Elig Gier Treasury Department Washington, DC Rederick Prederic Maryland Unites States T. C'Conner East Sixth Street Pereato Batty Bevent Gow St Gilmore R Flautt Howe Ayo Jefferson St Panne Nori Parise & i Third Street
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