Ralph R. Bowers Dies In Baltimore
Frederick resident Ralph R. Bowers died at Ames Memorial Hospital in Baltimore shortly before 9 p.m. Tuesday after a long illness. He was 71, retired from the William D. Bowers Lumber Co. and tied to Evangelical Lutheran Church and Columbia Lodge No. 58. He is survived by wife Harriet Quynn, a brother Grayson Bowers, and a sister Mrs. Thomas H. Haller. Funeral Friday morning at 9. interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. Flowers omitted per family request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph R Bowers
Frederick
Ames Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Bowers
Mr. Bowers
William D
Charlotte E. Routzabn Bowers
William D. Bowers
Dr. August Pohlman Dies in Philadelphia at 84
Philadelphia death of Rev. Dr. August Pohlman former missionary in Africa and longtime Temple Lutheran pastor. He preached here in the past and led the Evangelical committee after retirement. Survived by wife Augusta Shaffer, daughter Dr. A Dorothea Pohlisman, and brother Anton. Funeral at Temple Lutheran Church tonight at eight with private burial.
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Philadelphia
August Pohlman
Africa
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Luther Kohlman
Pohlman
Temple Lutheran Church
Evangelical Committee
Baltimore
Pohlmann
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
University of Maryland
Uhlenburg
Lutherchurch
Monrovia
Liberia
Augusta V. Shaffer
Board of Ministers’ Pensions
Lutheran General Synod
A. Dorothea Pohisman
Anton
Deaths of Miss Emily Garratt and Infant Fulmer
Two Frederick deaths reported in one notice. Miss Emily Atkinson Garratt, 61, died at Frederick City Hospital after a week of illness. Surviving siblings reside in Baltimore and Knoxville. Funeral Friday at 2 PM from 214 North Market, St. Mark's Cemetery. Infant Eleanor Virginia Fulmer, one year old, died at 317 South Market. Funeral at home Friday at 10:30 AM with Rev. Amos J. Traver. Mt Olivet Cemetery. M. R. Etchison & Son, funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily A Garrott
Emily Atkinson Garratt
North Market Street
Frederick City Hospital
Barton V
Lydia L. ‘Atkinson Garratt
St Mark’s Church
Petersville
Frederick
Cora M. Garratt
Baltimore
Mabel B. Pearl
George B. Garrott
Knoxville
St.Mark's Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Eleanor Virginia Fulmer
Charles B
Mary Moberly Fulmer
South Market Street
Mary Elizabeth
Betty Jane
Charles ‘Robert
George William
Claude L
Effie Louise
Dorothy M. Fulmer
Amos J. Traver
Mt Olivet
M. R. Eichison & Son
Funeral of Mrs Emma J Zoots in Walkersville
The funeral for Mrs Emma Jane Zoots widow of Joseph Mr Koons was held Tuesday at 2 PM from the funeral home on 214 North Market Street. Rev F R Seibel Jr of St Pauls Lutheran Walkersville and Rev M T Fabler officiated. Pallbearers were Alton C Whitmore Howard Surrier Elmer Houck Raymond Staley Charles Breighner and Baxter Murphy. Interment followed at Haughs Cemetery. M R Etchison and Sons, funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Jane Zoots
Joseph Mr. Koons
Walkersville
North Market Street
F. R. Seibel, Jr
St Paul's Lutheran Church
M. T. Fabler
Alton C. Whitmore
Howard Surrier
Elmer Houck
Raymond Staley
Charles Breighner
Baxter Murphy
Haugh’s Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Sons
Corn Prices and WHA DU Intervening Market Note
Brief note records corn price at 2.85 per barrel and mentions WHA and DU with an intervening entry. Limited readable text blocks prevent fuller context or outcome.
Catoctin Recreational Area Awards Are Made
A U S District Court jury set land values for seven parcels of the 10000 acre Federal recreational project west of Thurmont and in the JLantz section. Highest award was 11200 for a 40 acre tract owned by Addison E Wolfe. Other awards include 105 for 20.5 acres to Isaac L Route and 263 for 28.3 acres to Harry C Gros hosn. Liens by Thurmont Bank and Peoples Liquidating to be addressed after payment.
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Catoctin
United States District Court
W. Calvin Chestnut
Baltimore
Sages
Thurmont
jLantz
United States
Addison E Wolfe
Urar Lan
Isaac L. Route
Harry C. Groshon
Sherman P. Bowers
Thurmont Bank and Peoples Liquidating Corporation
Personal birthdays and births noted in town
Mr Ralph G Kline of Buckeystown observes his thirty ninth birthday. Jack Weissman and wife announce the birth of daughter Marcia at Sinai Hospital Baltimore on October 3. Grayson B Haller Jr of North Market observes his thirtieth birthday. Mrs Robert Barkley and her son Bobby return to Syracuse after visiting Rev Dr and Mrs Amos J Traver. Rev Mr Barkley attended the United Lutheran Church in America sessions in Baltimore last week. Barbara Miss, Hood College’s Strawn baby last year, is one year old today. Barbara Miss is adopted by the college for the home management course from last November to May and stays at the college. Miss Sadie E Lowe of Wilmington Del, sister of Mrs Nellie Larran, who visited at the Methodist Protestant parsonage New Market, returned home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph G. Kline
Buckeystown
Jack Weissman
East Patrick Street
Marcia
the Sinai Hospital
Baltimore
Grayson B. Haller
North Market Street
Robert Barkley
Bobby
Syracuse
N. Y
Cotlege
Sadie E. Lowe
Wilmington
Del
Nellie Larran
New Market
Local Hospital Updates on Patients Around Frederick
Mt Pleasant resident George A. Holland remains mildy improved at University Hospital Baltimore after September 10 admission and was moved today to Frederick City Hospital for further treatment. Mrs Oliver Sheets of 361 East Church Street was rushed to Frederick City Hospital this morning by C E Cline and Son ambulance. Miss Gertrude Heinbach of Baltimore, treated for injuries from a July all ete accident, left Frederick City Hospital today. Mrs L B Nicodemus, bedridden with a severe cold on Park Avenue, shows slight improvement. G Frank Bell of 20 East Fourth Street, operated on for a tumor last Wednesday at University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore, is in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Sheets
East Church Street
Frederick City Hospital
C. E. Cline
Park Avenue
G. Frank Bell
East Fourth Street
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
France to Spend Billions on Defense in 1938 Push
Paris reports the French cabinet authorized Premier Daladier to spend 2.307 billion francs for national defense in the remaining months of the year. allocations distribute 1.42 billion francs to the army and 887 million to the navy under Daladier’s supervision. Previously allotted 1938 defense totals reach 25.935 billion francs.
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Paris
Edouard Daladier
Navy
Daladier
Adolf Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Ever Shine Silverware Care Tips
Daily use and thorough washing keep silverware untarnished. Wash with hot soapy water, rinse with hot clear water, then wipe with a soft cloth. Do not stack to avoid scratches. Remove tarnish with a very soft polish free from grit.
District Flower Shows Held by More County Women's Clubs
Buckeystown Woman's Club hosted the district show with Adamstown and Urbana participants. Other clubs from Johnsville Unionville and Mr Pleasant joined, featuring demonstrations on winter windows dining table arrangements and Christmas decorations. Judges from the University of Maryland Extension Service awarded blue ribbons to roses chrysanthemums zinnias and dahlias among others with clubs from Unionville Liberty and Johnsville well represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
Juanus Dudderar
Urbana
Genevieve Thomas
Adamstown
Harry L. Davis
New Market
William Brosius
J.M. Cromwell
Ballard
Alberty
J. B. Young
Holly Albaugh
Unionville
Florence E. Williams
John Smith
Liberty
Lous Sneadner
Johnsville
J. 5
Young
Zinnia
Carrie Pearce
O. B. Stone
Guy Baker
Margaret Rumsport
Roses
Today’s fair crowd may break old marks at Frederick
The 1938 Frederick Fair opened with warm 81 degree weather and a sizable crowd. Officials hailed the turnout as hopeful for a banner week while police stopped several gambling games to enforce the no-cash-prize rule. Highlights included Jumbo the elephant and the Five Juggling Jewels as midafternoon attractions, plus a major fireworks show planned for two nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd C. Culler
The
Fair Association
Guy K. Motter
Mecca
Jumbo
Albanis
Joe Basile
Madison Square Garden
New Superintendent Meets With Managers
Frederick City Hospital welcomes Miss Davena A Somerville as the newly elected superintendent. At the regular monthly meeting seventeen managers heard her express gratitude for the Board doctors nurses and staff. September reports show 215 patients treated 152 admitted 164 discharged 51 remaining 46 paid 87 part paid 82 free 16 births and 9 deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davena A. Somerville
Frederick City Hospital
Board of Managers
Georgianna Simmons Nurses Home
C. E. Cline
Miss Somerville
Richard F. Nolin
Samuel H. Rosenstock
Ars. Grayson E. Bowers
Francis X. Staley
Forfeits Collateral After Re-Arrest on Drunkenness Charge
Russell Wachter from Washington county was re-arrested after being released on collateral for a drunkenness hearing. He was turned over to county authorities who say he is wanted for larceny of about $30. Wachter forfeited $2.50 collateral for non appearance when taken into custody. A second arrest by Officers Swomiey and Marks occurred in a local lunch room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Wachter
Washington County
Wachter
Charles Bell
Daniel Swomiey
James Marks
Prisoners Escape Sparks Fractured Promises in North Carolina
A jailor’s daughter in Lexington North Carolina recalls two prisoners she aided in escaping. She defends her actions while quoting remarks from local figures and a Chicago man’s disclaimers. The dialogue touches on crime and accountability as authorities weigh the incident and public reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luta Belle Kimel
Lexington
N. C
Private sale items and misc notes from Frederick storefronts
Leaving Frederick I offer at private sale a desk and desk chair three straight chairs two Windsor chairs two large book cases two small book cases one center table safari stand leather couch and more. Also local notices for personal Xman cards 50 printed names for $1 and delivery options. Followed by dress shop ads for sweaters all wool Angoras twin sets and leather cigarette case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofice Ferniture
Frederick
Pretender To Russian Throne Dies In Paris
Paris AP report states Grand Duke Cyril Vladimirovitch head of the House of Romanoff and self proclaimed czar of all the Russias died in American hospital Paris at 62 after two weeks illness from gangrene of a leg. Exiled in France since the Bolshevik revolution he proclaimed himself heir on August 31, 1924. In Minnesota, duck hunters fired excessive lead into lakes causing ducks to suffer lead poisoning.
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Paris
Cyril Vladimirovitch
House of Romanoff
Russian Empire
France
Nicholas III
Minnesota
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Ralph R. Bowers
Frederick Man
C. E. Cline and Son
Gran
George A. Holland
Mt Pleasant
University Hospital, Baltimore
Mercury
Allen S. Barigis
Court of Appeals
Culler
Frederick Fair
Shell Oil
Frederick County
Walter G. Crowther
Iocal
Shell Products
Weld County
Colorado
Furss
Pstroman
Martin Herrington
Chicago
Gertrude Binney Kay
Emerson College
Arlie V. Bock
Hygiene Department
Harvard Larvers
Pennsylvania
Superior Court
Arthur H. James
McCutcheon’s
Wisner St
Lee
Dolly
Nouober
Frederick Street
Fulton Avenue
Fred E. Wilson
Chas F. Goodell
Dietrich and Gambrill, Inc
Frederick, Me
Berger's
Market St
Dame Price
the News-Post
B. T
Std
Bentz Sts
Llouscholé
Philco
Zenith
Pioneer
Weil Bros
Old Orchard
Sid Smith
Ambassadors of Rhythm
Beck’s
Seck's
Ben Rosenour, JR
Rosenour
L W. Church Street
Joy
Louie Hill
Pat
South Market St
Araby Aid Society
Albert Mills
Monmouth
Cincinnati
Ohio
LA Grace
W. Sth
Jonathan
Grimes Golden
York
Peters
Buckeystown Pike
U.S
Frederick News-Paost
Averties
Frederick Motor CO
Fairgrounds
Frederick Motor Company
Ford
Frederick, Md
Mkt
Olga Stoker
Culler & Heffner
Yare South Middle Alley
Earl F. Oden
H. P. Callie
H. P. Johnson
P. Johnson
Boyd Martin Racing
LE Baker
W. Patrick St
Yellow Springs
Dennis Lenhart
Brunswick
Brunswick St
Third St
West Twelfth
St. Prone
West Patrick St
Chapel Alles
Frederick Junk Company
Frank Gastley Ane Sons
Market Street
Westinghouse Electric Range
Carroll Parkway
Worth College Parkway
North Market St
Wright
Liberty Town
Glenna C Stu
Hansenville
W. F. Harshman
Lewistown
J A. Kidwiler
West All Saints St
Cramer
Barbara Fritchle
John W Groves
Rosemont Ave
Jjamsville Road
Wertheimer Farad
the News Post
Emmert BR Bowlus
Howe
Bath
Hood College
Modern
Frederic
Toun
Emmert R Bowlus
Court St
Noah E. Creamer & Son
Rome
Kewneste Ute
Bow
Noah E Cramer & Son Raslenes
Lia Court St
Notic
Orphans’Court
Frederick City
Maryland
Jeffers Testaamisu
Joseph D. Baker
Holmes D, Baker
John S., Newman
J. AL Martin
Harpers Ferry
Potomac By Products Company
Cal
Rederick
H.C. Summers and Co
Fred’k. Underwriters
College Park
East Second Street
Gettysburg Pike
Frederick Underwriters, Inc
West Patrick Street
Phant
Gilmore R. Flautt
Magnolia Avenue
Rockwell Terrace
Motter Avenue
Fairview
Dil
Rosedale
College Parkway
Upper College Terrace
Dil Avenue
North Market
Fourteenth Street
Frederick Avenue
Palmer's Addition
S. Market
Patrick Ke Murray
J.serson Streets
Madison Avenue
Gilmgore R Flautt
Potts & Griffin
Siskae
Irs
Potts & Criffrt
Rey
Sales
Ine
Chevrolet
Cadillac
Plymouth Corpe
Plymouth
Keefer
Koogle
N. Market St
Wilson Avenue
Lee Place
Keefer M. Koogle
P. Luther Rice
Eeapore
Rice
Mt. Pleasant
Charles Fleming
East Church St
South Market
Dill Ave
Magnolia Ave
WPA
Mote R Flautt
George S Kodock
East Patrick St
Iromedia
W. Grayson
Beauiful
West Thireteenth St
South St
College Ave
Enous
East Third
L. Ebert, Ebert Ice Cream Company
Wseblec
Bros.sidde
Central-tocalon
Apply Western Trust Co
S-Siet
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