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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1936
Page
5
The obituary notes the passing of Mrs Joseph Morton a widow aged 84 at Winfkeld. She was a longtime resident and survived by relatives including children and grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are being coordinated by local authorities with services to follow.
The funeral for Mrs Cartes Beaufort is to be held Monday at 2 PM at St. Johns Church. Rev. Yerrers will officiate, with pallbearers including M. A. Miller and Leroy Mo Ruki. Burial follows at Etna Cemetery in the family plot.
The column lists local social updates including Dr. a os son returning to Bakerton after surgery at Frederick City Hospital, Florence Fewemyer of Hollywood visiting relatives, Miss Anna Caghton and Miss Loutte Savane with Zimimere relatives in Baltimore, a Greensburg visit, Rudolph E. Crouse and family moving to Bel Air for government work, C. Ross Wenrick in Frederick, and Mrs. W H Schmidt traveling to Springville for her mother D J Fulcher's funeral. Aggie Q Schultz visiting friends in Washington and Baltimore.
News notes report several hospital cases from Frederick City Hospital including Mr Altert R Wallis recovering after a ruptured appendix and Mr Ralph Cantwell resting comfortably after surgery. Mrs Clara V Sunday treated at Johns Hopkins for injuries from a West Virginia accident. Mrs James Kline moved to Frederick City Hospital for care. J Frank Dougherty and wife celebrated their fifteenth wedding anniversary at their son Baxter Dougherty’s home with relatives and gifts. Also mentioned is Clark Bernard Kilkvendail’s drunken driving arrest in Adams County after a crash and injuries from intoxicating beverage.
The Frederick High School weekly The Hink Filer won the Quill and Scroll International Honorary Society award for high school journalism. Editors James Seusser led during 1935-36 and the paper was praised for subject choice, typography, layout, headlines, and clean ads.
Ground broken for three new homes in College Park to be built by Alfredi Immersnan. Planes show two English type houses and one early American style white cone structure on West College Street extended. Construction aims for completion by spring with six rooms and modern brick veneer finishes, contractor G O Paxson overseeing. Frederick Winsinglack connected to a salt appropriation in related field. National Youth Administration project noted.
Salvation Army to hold religious services at Farr Grounds with multiple speakers and sermons. Church members and local figures will address attendees, outlining service times and community outreach efforts.
A fragmentary wedding notice reports two marriages. The first, at Levee, involved a bride described as a graduate of Pred riers Hlint and a groom from Libertytown, with attendance by Hester Whipp and Alton Moxley. The second couple, Albert Stebertsen and Olivine Hosse Yor, married at the Church of Me Brethren with Rev Robert Lo Sherty officiating. they will reside with the bride’s mother.
Albert Dwainfoy of Phulcunvoty raises questions on peace and wartime conditions during a public talk. He cites recent events and discusses the role of leaders and the public in supporting or opposing policies. The discussion includes references to domestic and international tensions and how communities respond to national security decisions.
Fragmented notice resembling a local paper ad page lists openings for evenings at Men’s Wear, mentions new Schroders Inc products, and extends thanks for sympathy to the family of Mrs. Anna Teimeheng Nathet Montevurrar. It also notes travel and schedule details, local street references, and retail promotions from Potomac Edison Co and Southern Distributors with signs of repairs, sales, and dry cleaning services.
A jumble of bold storefront phrases and odd spellings invites readers to visit a shop displaying a vast stack of Monta aid Wordervas Hagiinet W ey items and a parade of unclear products, with attention drawn to weather and sports mentions amid noisy marketing chatter.
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