Death notices for Ohler Hull and infant in Yellow Springs
Mrs. Henrietta A Ohler of Keysville dies after years of illness aged about 79. Survived by two sons, a daughter, grandchildren, great grandchildren and sisters. Funeral at Taneytown Reformed Church with Rev. Bready officiating. Burial by church cemetery. Eliza A Hull daughter of Mrs Abbie V Hull dies at home in Baltimore aged about in observance, funeral from residence with Mt Olivet Cemetery interment. Infant daughter of Warren and Mrs Harley Yellow Springs dies. burial at Brook Hill Cemetery with grave services. Richard N Conrad funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta A. Ohler
Henrietta Alice Ohler
David Frederick Ohler
Keysville
Ohler
Marcus and
Mary Shoemaker
Charles A. Ohler
Keymar
Frank Ohler
Mary Lockenger
Taneytown
Charles Smith
Hagerstown
Thomas Smith
the Reformed Church
Guy P. Bready
Eliza A. Hull
Eliza Abbie Hull
Abbie V
A. K. V. Hull
East Thirty-third Street
Baltimore
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Warren Harley
Yellow Springs
Brook Hill Cemetery
Richard N. Conrad
Edward Augustus Gittinger
North Market Street
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Robert G. Schill
Charles M. Gilbert
John W. Favorite
H. E. Cramer
Louis E. Eichelberger
John Gittinger
M. HR. Etchison and Son
Horace T. Walker
West Fourth Street
Asbury M. E. Church
E. E. Williams
Ignatius Snowden
J. C. Norris
J. M. Beane
East Firth Street
C. E Cline and Son
Funerals Report From Cumberland Area
Obituaries and funeral notices recount the deaths of Mollie Laney Margaret Pumphrey Edward Gittinger and Horace Walker with details of survivors service dates and burial locations in Cumberland and nearby communities. The notices name relatives, churches, cemeteries, mourners and the funeral directors handling arrangements.
Frederick Stokers on Display at Frederick Fair
The Frederick Iron and Steel Co exhibits three stokers a small household unit a binfeed model and a 100 horsepower boiler stoker. W A Riddell says the firm has built stokers for eighteen years and over 200 stoves are in use in Frederick. A time payment plan offers a household stoker for as little as 990 per month for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Iron and Steel Company
Frederick Fair
W. A. Riddell
Frederick
Riddell
EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES UNDER WAY CONTINUED
List of student clubs and sections with officers including presidents, vice presidents, secretaries, treasurers, and reporters. Entries cover sections 1 F through IV E with names such as Molesworth, Knill, Boost, Ger rick, Culler, Betson, Shaff, Croneburg, Stull, Quynn, Barber, Kinsey, Murray, Donsife, Beston, Shook, Biser, Bowers, Herbert, Hartman, Dudrow, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Heerd
James Gilbert
June Hoosier
Harry Eiler
Floyd Culler
Florence Brengle
Betty Reeder
Mary Alice Brown
Ruth Davis
Betty Betson
Michael Anders
Elizabeth Solt
Anna Mae Bare
Ti-C
Julia Shaff
Constance Addison
Ruth Arnold
Irene Routzahn
Edward Ewing
11-D
John Croneburg
Marion Hoffman
Merril Smith
Donald Hiliner
Ii-B
Charles Stull
Ellen Mae Sheets
Juanita Blumenauer
Roger Nicodemus
Luther Knowles
Ti-F
Dorothy Rice
Erma Stull
Helen Tucker
Dorothy Geisbert
Betty Sheetenhelm
Monroe Stauffer
Mignon Miller
Martha Whitmore
Robert Weigand
Virginia Quynn
Mason Hendrickson
Elaine Moberly
Betty Harper
Katherine Trout
John Barber
Betty Barrick
Doris Burrall
Louise Keller
Albert Fisher
Irvin Kinsey
Paul Etzjer
Robert Rothenhoefer
Gregg Oden
Richard Hutcheson
Flwood Murray
Melvin Main
Haller Best
Marvel Hoke
Betty Etzler
Ophelia Donsife
Ruby Study
Fairy Duvall
Harvey Muller
Anna Jane Gearinger
Harry Beston
LeRoy Castle
Garland Hoffman
Dally Shook
Kenneth Fagan
Mary Creager
John Sigler
Bernard Slifer
Eloise Biser
George Bonswell
Margaret Thomas
Anna Louise Maxwell
James Bowers
Alice Zeiler
Connie Masser
Arthur Cole
Robert Ray
Betty Herbert
Hilda Tucker
Arlene Crouse
Phyllis Spurrier
Virginia Ridgely
Elijah Hartman
Glenn Orrison
Ruby Smith
Guilford Himes
Michael Croghan
Lester Dudrow
Mary Starner
Dorothy Etzler
Staley Hahn
Dick Mahoney
Decline in Indianapolis school enrollment blamed on low birth rates
Indianapolis reports six hundred fewer beginners in fall enrollment than last year. School commissioners say the drop stems from many babies born during a period of low mood now reaching school age, noting a birth-rate decline as a result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Grain Market Update Shows Mixed Corn and Wheat Quotes
Grain prices list corn at 3.75 dollars per bushel and wheat at 92 cents, reflecting divergent pressures in the commodity markets. Stronger corn demand offsets weaker wheat futures amid seasonal harvest dynamics.
Rain mars second day of big fair at Frederick
Frederick fair continued its strong start with a large Tuesday crowd and promising night receipts. Officials praised the expanded program including a daring aerial act by four California girls, the Polly and Her Anns revue, and dazzling stage effects. Midway booths, midways, and exhibits under the grandstand drew heavy patronage as Troop F, Third Cavalry, entertained fans with a cavalry fretwork on the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
California
Polly and
Polly' Anns
Pearl M.haines
Miss Haines
Brengk
Micht
Young
Ladell and Company
Troop F
Third Cavalry
Personal notices of birthdays and visits in Frederick area
Mr Harry J Lebhert president of the Everedy Company marks his fifty fourth birthday today. Mr Wilam A Riddell president of Frederick Iron and Steel Co also observes his 54th birthday. Miss Delores Shook seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Carroll Shook entered the Children’s School under Dr Winthrope Phelps of Baltimore. Mr G O Pass on East Third street observes his sixty fourth birthday today as do his relatives Ruth Ethel Edith Franklin and Charles Zimmerman of Sench New Jer visiting Frederick county for the fair. Mr Frank Schnaff of Jefferson and Mr and Mrs Albert Wilhide Boonsboro visit Mr and Mrs A H Kreider Jr in Pittsburgh Pa where Kreider studies at Carnegie Institute of Technology. They also visit Dr and Mrs G B Nelson in Cleveland Ohio and Knoxville Tenn. Obed Garver Ely a sophomore at Franklin and Marshall College comes home briefly to visit his parents Rev and Mrs Geo K Edy of Mr Plent who were in an automobile accident Sunday Oct 2. Obed is on the Dean’s list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J Lebhert
Everedy Company
Wilam A. Riddell
Riddell
Frederick Iron and Steel Co
Delores Shook
Carroll Shook
Park Avenue
Children’ School
Reiste
Winthrope Phelps
Baltimore
G O. Pass
East Third Street
George Zimmerman
Ruth
Ethel
Edith
Franklin
Charles Zimmerman
Sench New Jer
Frederick County
M Frank Scnaff
Jefferson
Albert Wilhide
Boonshero
Wnsters
A HO Kreider
Pitiueh
Kreider
Carnegie Insitute of Technology
Thay
G Bi Nelson
Cleveland
Ohio
Knoxville
Garver Ely
Franklin and Marshall College
Geo K. Edy
Plent
October Authors Grid And Set
A rundown of literary notes highlighting Kristin Lavransdatter and Gunnar's Daughter author praised for The Faithful Wife, Louis Bromfield’s The Rains Came touted as bestseller material, Rhine’s New Frontiers of the Mind linked to Duke University, and a Betty Patterson Baltimore tragedy book No Wearts To Broan noted for its popularity potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kristin Lavransdatter
Gunnar
Louis Bromfield
America
India
Rhine
Duke University
BUSAN
Sissy Teller
Baltimore
Betty Patterson
Jerome Bonaparte
Broan
SICK LIST AND SHIFTS AT FREDERICK CITY HOSPITAL
Mrs H Webster Heck was moved from Frederick City Hospital to her sister Mrs William Baer’s home at 106 East Sixth Street this morning. Raymond Loy, critically hurt in a Monday fall, remained unconscious and at the Frederick City Hospital. Mrs Elizabeth Norris, patient for ten days, was moved Tuesday evening to Libertytown in Do E Cline and Son ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Webster Heck
Frederick City Hospital
M. R. Etchison and Son
William Baer
East Sixth Street
Raymond Loy
Elizabeth Norris
Do. E. Cline and Son
Libertytown
Local notices and sales listings in Frederick area
Community items announce a chicken pie supper, a beauty shop ad, radio money offer, apples for sale from various orchards, and a new portrait studio. Frederick entities including Dietrich & Gambrill Inc and Weil Bros advertise apples and burner's efficiency, with locations on Carroll Street and North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan, Delicious
York Imperial, Dietrich & Gambrill, Inc
Carroll St
Frederick, Md
Frederick County Hood Club Rummage Sale and Dance Night
A crowded 1937 Frederick news page lists a Hood Club rummage sale on Saturday November 6 with music by the Royal Aces and a dance at Jefferson Inn performed by Guy Fisher and His Special 7-Piece Orchestra. Also notices include public sewer connections, opposition to selling flags and poppies, and a variety of local business ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Hood Club
Jefferson Inn
Frederick
Guy Fisher
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
the Fair Association
James G. Conroy
Also Mentioned on This Page
George W. Culler
Cumberland
Arthur Laney
Washington
Laney
Margaret E. Pumphrey
Roger T. Pumphrey
Germantown
Montgomery County
Neelsville Presbyterian Church
Church
Pumphrey
Susan B. Houck
Edwin &. Houck
Roger T
Robert
William
Margaret
Frances
Nancy Pumphrey
Henry Houck
Edwin Houck
Alexandria
Edwin Huplett
Eva Pumphrey
William Lyddane
Ivan Barnsley
Olney
Richard Gray
Hyattsville
Saori AY
News-Post
Berkshire
John E. Williams
Sjamsville
Citizens National Bank
Joserdh D. Baker
Holmes D. Baker
Jonm H. Baker
Joseph McDivit
Barrell Storm
Cashier
D. Ralph Zimmermark
Lewis M. Sponseller
Joseph LD. Baker
CiHtarues
Contey, M. D
Joan S. Newman
James D. Gambrill, JR
Daniel Baker, Jn
Joan H. Baker
Archibald E Fisher
Evjngs
B. Ramsburg
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deport Insurance Corporation
Noahe
Cramer & Son
N Market Street
West Third St
College Parkway
E Church St
E Third St
E Second
N Market St
Noah E Cramer & Son
Court St Frederick
Mnd
Bluebird
Fitchburg
Mass
Fifth Ave
New York
Washington, DC
Orphans' Court
Marylad
FLORENCE A_ LAMBERT
Maryland
Ross Myers
Arthur H. Doll
Orphans’ Court
GEORGE T M_SNUFFIER
Willetta Boone
D. Princeton Buckey
Potts & Griffin
Realtors
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Chevrolet
Cary &Trucks
Chevrolet Sales. Inc
W. Patrick St
Market St
Braddock
West
South St
Baltimore Road
Real Buy
Keefer M. Koogle
South Market St
East Fifth Street
East Seventh Street
George H. Wiener
North Mailer
Rosemont Avenue
Bath
Gilmore R. Flautt
N. Market St
College Avenue
Jefferson Blvd
Braddock Heights
East Church St
North Market St
Elm Street
Trail Ave
Park Place
East All Saints St
Ernest D Michael
Patrick St
Hood College
Dell
Hugh V. Gittinger
PRIMA
Wilson Ave
W J Baumiller
Greenneak
George S Ah Nut
Buckeystown
W. Thomas Allnutt
Adamstown
Buckerstown
B. Edward J Smith
Record Street
Pearl Bargain House
J Frederick Mid
Maple Ave
Harold Kinnaman
Myeres
Ville
John Coblenty
D Barr
North Varyland Avenue
McMurray St
Ernest D . Michael
West Patrick St
Newspaper Habrive
U B
Lucille
Weil Bros
Jonathan
Grimes Golden
Stayman
York and
Black Twig
Peter
Buckeystown Pike
Laura S Osburn
Penn-O-Lene
Markeer
M J Grove Lime
Landis Jewelry Store
Washington Post
N. Court Street
BECK
Beck's Watchery
Mt. Airy
Frederick, Maryland
E. Burall
William B. Cutshall
W. Clinton McSherry
Ernest R. Shriver
Louis L. Wilson
Claude A. Wilt
James H. Grove, JR
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance
Luther Rice
City
Brederick
Gettysburg
Middletown Alley
West College Terrace
Church St
Third St
Rice P Lather Rice
The
Royal Aces
Mt. St. Mary's
Pauline Harner
Mabelle Honor School of Beauty Culture
Wash
D. C
Buckingham's
Frederick City
Lloyd
Culler
Grimes
Winesap
Delicious
Paradise
Others
Thurmont
Kelbaugh Orchard
Paul Delphey
Marker's Cash Market
Schroeder's
Hillcrest Orchards
Braddock Pike
Ecker
Sam Kabalan
Philco
Westinghouse
East Sixth St
Capitol Rock Wool Insulation
Marker
Chapel Alley
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley and Sons
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