Deaths of Mrs. Margaret Pumphrey and Mrs. Addie Affleck
Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Margaret Pumphrey of German Town and Mrs. Addie Virginia Affleck of Petersville. Pumphrey’s funeral was at Neelsville Presbyterian with interment in the church cemetery. Affleck died at her son’s home aged 71 with services at the Petersville home and Winchester Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger T. Pumphrey
Margaret
Pumphrey
Germantown
Montgomery County
Susan B. Houck
Edwin S. Houck
Frederick
Neelsville Presbyterian Church
Church
George H. Affleck
Addie Virginia Affleck
L. H. Affleck
Petersville
Winchester
Frank S. Miller
George Pope
J. R
Verne Apple Dies. Funeral Held in Dancaster Pa.
Funeral services were held today in Dancaster for William Apple retired Lancaster lawyer of note who died Sunday. Survived by widow Marian Baer Apple and three daughters and a son, all of Lancaster. Apple was son of late Dr Thomas Apple and cousin of Hood College president emeritus Dr Joseph H Apple. Also noted: Betty L Warner daughter of Clarence and Mary Warner buried in Lewistown after motor accident. Burial Mt Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dancaster
William Apple
Apple
Russia
Sconset
Mass
Marian Baer Apple
George F. Baer
Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Thomas Apple
Mercersburg Academy
Joseph H. Apple
Hood College
Betty L. Warner
Clarence W
Mary Warner
Lewistown
R. Kresge
E. D. Bright
Merril Ramsburg
S. R. Kresge
Ethel Ramsburg
Mae Clem
Erma Stull
Grace Stull
Anna Mary Stull
Louise Toms
Jean Toms
Margaret Klipp
Irene Gaver
Betty Clem
Margaret Clem
Mt. Olivet
M. L. Creager and Son
George T. M. Shuffler
A. E. Heidler
West Patrick Street
East Patrick Street
Amos J. Traver
Pauli H. Gleichman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
D. Princeton Buckey
S. Joseph Zimmerman
John H. Grove
Charles W. Stup
Jesse N. Smith
Lewis W. Putman
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias of
Frederick
Olivet Cemetery
E. Cline and
Three Divorce Suits Filed In Equity Court
Three divorce actions were filed in Equity Court over the weekend. Russell L. Linton of this city sues Ruth Routzahn Linton of 159 West Patrick Street for desertion dating from June 5, 1933, seeking custody of his eldest son while another child remains with Mrs. Linton. Irene R. Zimmerman sues William A. Zimmerman of Frederick Route 1 for absolute divorce on grounds of unfaithfulness and wishes to resume her maiden name Irene Rebecca Dellet. Patrick M. Schnauffer represents Mrs. Zimmerman. Mrs. Janeiro E. Routzahn sues Ross E. Routzahn near Middletown for partial divorce, alleging marriage May 31, 1932 in Middletown, two children, and desertion on September 19. she seeks alimony and custody with an $25 counsel fee and $40 monthly alimony ordered during the suit unless opposed by October 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
Russell L. Linton
Ruth Routzahn Linton
West Patrick Street
Irene R. Zimmerman
William A. Zimmerman
Frederick
Route 1
East Fourth Street
Ross E. Routzahn
Myersville
Middletown
Routzahn
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Miss Peregoff Weds Louis Fine in Baltimore Alcazar Ball
Miss Rhoda Peregoff and Louis Fine married at the Alcazar ballroom Baltimore in a candle lit ceremony assisted by Rabbis Rosenberg and Rabinowitz. A four hundred guest reception followed with Bob Zula’s orchestra. The couple will reside in Silver Spring after a Canada trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcazar Ballroom
Baltimore
Rhoda Peregoff
Michael Peregoff
Louis Fine
Samuel Fine
Silver Springs
Abraham J. Rosenberg
Baruchi. Rabinowitz
Frederick
Minnie Brill
Washington
Harry Newman
Pauletta Breyer
Marcia Helen Robinson
Fine
David Druskin
Arthur Peregoff
Nathan Fine
Martin Miller
David Flax
Albert Tivy
Irving Abranson
Lews Basoff
J. R. Robinson
Herman Ravitz
Sidney Brown
Bob Zula
Los Angeles
New York
Philadelphia
Canada
Franklin and Leighton Avenues
Jesse B. Anders
Lillian Birely
Joseph Blum
Anna Blum
A. J. Ellin
Esther Goldberg
Herbert Goldberg
Goldberg
David Ginsberg
J. M. Goodman
Mildred Gordon
Oscar Hirsch
Louis Hirsch
A. Hamburger
Karl Jacobson
Ruth Jacobson
Nathan Jacobson
James R. Kelly
Philip Ka
Barney Shapiro
Jake Simon
Cecilia Solar
Louis E. Twentey
Theodore Wodger
Herman Weener
Wolfe Willner
Samuel Willner
Manuel Weinberg
Leo Weinberg
Roger Yinger
Violetta Yinger
Herman Kaudel
Barney Kaudel
Helen Smith
Francis Per
Milburn Magada
Hagerstown
Harriett Shook
James WH. Falk
Adolph Hirsch
Abraham Sclar
Eva Sclar
Rebecca Sclar
Windsor Burns Wedding at Woodside Farm Near Ijamsville
Flor ence Naomi Windsor married Alfred Cleveland Burns last Thursday at Woodside home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Windsor. The ceremony featured organ music by Mrs. Hahn and Mrs. Lawson, a fern altar, and Rev. Stephen Galley officiating. The couple, with 250 guests, celebrated with a reception and a two tiered cake before departing for a trip to Natural.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns—Windsor
Woodside
Robert Windsor
Ijamsville
Florence Naomi
Alfred Cleveland Burns
Harry Hahn
John Lawson
Ferns
Stephen Galley
Audrey Davis
Pleasant Grove
Charles Watkins
Mrs. Windsor
Mrs. Burns
Marriages and moves in Virginia and Maryland society notes
Bridge and other points in Virginia. Mrs Burns wore a three piece grey suit with light wolf fur as she left. The bride Mildred Brust married Charles E Hott at Calvary church parsonage. They will reside at 5900 Breckenridge Avenue Baltimore after October 23. Dorothy Schultz married John Richard Wills at Parkway Church of God with a ring ceremony. John Van Matre and Ruth Williard wed at the Evangelical Reformed church on October 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Virginia
AOTT
BRUST
Mildred Brust
Guy W. Brust
West Church Street
Charles E. Hott
Bertha Hott
Baltimore
G. Dwight Hott
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Benjamin W. Meeks
Hott
Frederick High School
Potts and Griffin
Mr. Hott
Strayer’s Business College
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Sparrows Point
Breckenridge Avenue
Wills—Schultz
Dorothy V. Schultz
Albert Schultz
Frederick
John Richard Wills
Parkway Church of God
William T. Jackson
Personal notices from Manor Pa and local area events
Mrs William Schmidt of Manor Pa visits for a week while attending the Fair. dinner guests at 109 East Eighth street mark the first wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Barker. Dudley Page returns from Braddock Springs cottage to Record street. Johnsville guests include Luther Shank and Grayson Jacobs with Samuel Grayhill hosting on Weldon avenue. Houck of Kansas stayed, Grayson B Haller Jr days celebrations mark his twenty eighth birthday and Harry Columbus Kemp of Dearborn Michigan celebrates his twenty sixth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schmidt
Manor
Charles D. Burrier
East Eighth Street
H. Wright
Doubs
D. Grayson Burrier
Walkersville
Donald B. Wright
Washington, D. C
Barker
Dudley Page
Braddock Springs
Record Street
Luther Shank
Johnsville
Crummell Jacobs
Frederick
Lee Houck
Kansas
Jimmy Devibiss
Samuel Grayhill
Weldon Avenue
Baltimore
Houck
Ideal Weather Opens Big Fair With Record Concessions
Ideal weather greeted the fair's opening day as concession space sold faster than ever. Lee Ranneberger said vacant lanes filled rapidly with more concessionaires expected. Races feature a 2:22 pace and a 2:18 trot with a large, fast-harness field. The Cavalry camp and full Polly Ann revue with California acrobats and Brenk’s horse drew crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Association
Lee Ranneberger
Harry Goll
Beaver Falls
Brengk
Golden Horse
Young Ladell
United States Cavalry
Third Cavalry
Carter
City Begins Its Own Garbage Collection
The city announces its municipal garbage collection program with drivers Richard A. Morgan and Chester Simmons and helpers J. B. Rothenhoefer, Clarence Toberg, Ernest Abrecht, and Charles E. Schill. Each worker earns $18 weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Morgan
Chester Simmons
J. B. Rothenhoefer
Clarence Toberg
Ernest Abrecht
Charles E. Schill
Columbus Day Brings End To Miners' Strike
In Lansford Pa on Columbus Day 38 miners ended a sitdown strike a quarter mile underground after a week, as 7500 workers idle across five collieries. Governor George H Earle brokered a settlement with Lehigh Navigation Coal Co Coaldale colliery proposing equal pay for same work on eighth and seventh levels and opening talks on working conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansford
Panther Creek
George H. Earle
Lehigh Navigation Coal Company
Coaldale
Sickness and injuries at Frederick Fair and city hospital
J Raymond Loy remained critically hurt after a fall Monday morning and showed similar condition at Frederick City Hospital this morning. Morris Bennett, shot on September 19, was reported better at the hospital this afternoon. Mrs George Davis of Baltimore, operating a booth at the Frederick Fair, fell ill around 2:30 am and was taken to Frederick County Emergency Hospital by Do E Cline and Son ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Raymond Loy
Frederick City Hospital
Morris Bennett
George Davis
Baltimore
Frederick Fair
Do. E. Cline and Son
Frederick County Emergency Hospital
Apples and a Fair Week Offers in Frederick
Local notes advertise apples at 50 cents a bushel and sugar in 100 pound bags. Auction details list heavy draft horses, dairy cattle, hogs, and furniture three miles north of Middletown. Notices urge sewer connections, scrap buyers, junk pipes, and Beltway area services. Public notices credit Frederick City Plumbing Code and auctions by Mrs Rhodac Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Myersville Road
Rhodac, Stevens
Glenn Trout
R. L. Kelly
Local Business and Service Notices Mix at Market Street
A collage of local ads announces Lucille's Beauty Shop at 23 N Market St with phone 473-J and Radio Money Giveaway. It promotes apples for sale and lists DIETRICH & GAMBRILL Inc in Frederick Md. Pioneer oil burner claim asserts 141,000 sold since 1918 with no wear. Announcements include Weil Bros portrait studio by Miss Laura S Osburn at 115 W Third St with early October photo tinting offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille’'S
Market St
J Radio Money Civen
Weil Bros
Laura S Osburn
West Third St
Mahammitt Up Again In Auto License Case
Vernon Mahammitt, described as a local negro, was arrested early Monday by Chief Allen Bartgis and jailed to await a hearing for operating a vehicle after license revocation. Police say he never had a bona fide license and used another name previously to obtain one, then had it revoked. Also, John Coomer was arrested after a red light incident and released on $2.50 collateral, while a "John Doe" faced drunkenness charges with $5 collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Mahammitt
Allen Bartgis
Mahammitt
Square
William E. Miller
John Coomer
John Doe
Frank Dorsey
Pleasant Grove Auxiliary Meeting at Linden Hills
The Woman's Auxiliary of Pleasant Grove church met at Mrs. Windsor Davis's home with ten members and five visitors. Mrs. Browning Davis joined. Mrs. O B Baker led devotionals with singing and prayer. The topic was Patience. readings by Mrs. Windsor Davis and Mrs. Edgar Davis. a talk on the Jennings chapel missionary meeting. Social hour followed and supper was served. Next meeting planned for late October at Mrs B Baker's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easant Grove
Woman's Auxiliary
Pleasant Grove Church
Windsor Davis
Linden Hills
Browning Davis
O. B. Baker
Jesus
Baker
Edgar Davis
Jennings Chapel
B. Baker
Wagner And Farley Back Mahoney In City Race
United States Senator Robert F. Wagner and Postmaster General James A. Farley endorsed Jeremiah T. Mahoney for mayor of New York City. Mahoney challenges incumbent Fiorello LaGuardia who runs as a Republican fusion and American Labor candidate with Socialist and Communist endorsements. The White House stance is a topic of national interest. The American petroleum industry holds a capital investment of 13.775 billion dollars, averaging 3500 per vehicle across 28 million registered cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Robert F. Wagner
James A. Farley
New Deal
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
Tammany
Mahoney
F. H. LeGuardia
LaGuardia
City Fusion
American Labor Party
White House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Peregoff
G-Men
al Brady
Clarence Shaffer
James Dalhover
Bangor
Brady
Marker
Schroeder
U. B
Betty
Clarence Warner
Hillcrest Orchards
Braddock Pike
Ecker's
N. Market St
Sam Kabalan
Second ST
Philca
Westinghouse
H. C. Nickel
East Sixth St
Capitol Rock Wool Insulation
Gittinger
L. C. Culler
Frederick City
Lloyd C Culler
Chapel Alley
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley and Sons
Frederick, Md
Jonathan, Delleious
York Huperial Dietrich & Gambrill, Inc
Carrot Stl
Jonathan
Grimes Golden
Stayman
York
Blick
Peter
Buckeystown Pike
Isaac Walton
Marker's Cash Market
South Market St
News-Post
FORD
Cobleniz
Braddock
Landis Jewelry Store
East Second St
Bart Health
West
South St
Ction
Baltimore Road
Frederick Real
Keefer M. Koogle
South Market
St John's Lutheran Church of
J Paul Delphey
West Patrick St
Citizens National Bank
Joseph DB. Baker
Holmes D. Baker
Joan H. BaKgEn
Joseph McDivit
Barteis Storm
Cashier
D. Ralph Zimmerman
Lewis M. Sponseller
Joseph D. Baker
Charles H. Coney, M. D
James H. GamMuminy
Jit
Daniel Batter, JR
Joan al. Baker
ArchmaLp E Irsier
Exving
B. Ramssura, Ji
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
P. Luther Ride
City
Gettysburg
Middletown Alley
West College Terrace
Third St
Rice P Lather Rice
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Matilda B. Carter
Asrold J Carter
Hattie BE. Porter
James W Porter
D Princeton Jinckey
Robert
Robert Clapp, Jr
Alton Y_ Bennett
Ellis C. Wachter
Maryland
Edward S. Delaplaine
Cora B Biser
Irene C. Biser
Tra E. Biser
Frederick Eounty
Eighth Street
North Market Street
Edward S Delaptaine
Cora RB Biser
Irene C Riser
Wiriow
Ira E Poser
Arthur D. Willard
Ellis C Wachter
Edward S Delaplaine
Ellis
Wachter
Potts & Griffin
Potts & Griffin Realtors
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Chevrolet
Hunting Dolla
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Sieger and Co
Ee Beck
Beck
Mt Airy
Care News-Post
Quaker City Cleaners
Rosemont Avenue
Bath
Gilmore BR. Flautt
College Avenue
E. Church St
Jefferson Blvd
Bracdilock
East Church Bt
North Market St
Elm Street
Trail Ave
Park Place
East All Saints St
Skitchenette
West Second St
Ernest D.michael
W. Seventh
Postsession
C. C. Doll
Noodern Conveniences
Hugh
Pearl Bargain ‘House
Ftovk
Harald Kinnaman
Myerswilly
John Coblents
Braddock Meights
East Seventh Street
West South Ist
East Seventh St
ED Parr
North
Maryland Avenue
Brunswick
Cramer
Barbara iFeitechie
Noah E. Cramer
N Market Street
College Parkway
E Third St
E Second St
N Market St
Noah E Cramer
Frederick, Mea
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