Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

News in Frederick, Maryland

We have 6,005,256 pages in Maryland

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1935

Page

5

Deaths in the area raise questions of time and loss

Obituaries announce the deaths of Edward Yingling near New Orleans and Charles Norwood of Mount Jewell age 32, both with details of families and service plans. Julia Dutrow of Bloomfield also passes after nine months illness. survivors include spouses and multiple children. Funeral arrangements listed with local churches and cemeteries.

Julia A. E. Dutrow Julia Ann Elizabeth Dutrow Granville M. Dutrow Omert DL. Shafer Bloomfield Inday Pleasant With Tutan Church Ther Owing Mer B. Staley Pleasant Hill Aumert L. Shafer Noran L. Dutrow Indian Springs Isell Feaga Evin A. Dutrow Harmony Grove Dutrow Shafer Mt. Vet M.R. Etchison

Funeral notices for multiple locals with clergy and burial details

Funeral services for Charles Etzler and Mrs Alice Virginiase, widow of Charles W. Etzler, were held at New Market and the 310 Carn Methodist Protestant church with Rev. McKay Rev Wunder and Rev G B Wunder respectively. Pallbearers included grandsons and nephews. Interments followed at nearby cemeteries. Other services were for Annie M Mary widow of Lewis C Murphy and William J. Smith at Woodsboro and Grove’s with pastors and choirs, led by Rev J Frank Fife, Rev G Bilis Williams, and Rev S B Myers. Funeral directors M R Etchie & Son and CH. M. Dex handled arrangements.

Charles E. &Tzlerok New Market Iman McKay Mt. Airy Union Chapel J. Frank Fife Charles Gier, Jr Richard Etzler Roland Etz William Ray He Etaler Paul Etzler E. Falconer Alice Virginiase Charles W Satur G. BE. Wunder M. P. Chatee Albert Elworthy Charles Eswthy Mealsy Roy Ruland Ah O'Hara Sharretts Oland M. RB. Etchie and Son Annie M. Mary Lewis C. Murphy Ward Murphy Grove's Vials Iy G. Bilis Wiliams Vary Methodist Episcopal Church William H. Sitet Atles Tinney Charles Mary May George Andrews Mer William J. Smith Heran Woodworo Con J. Frank File Assis B. Myers Mr. Smith C. H. Redmond B. F. Morgan C. Nk P. A. Richardson Raydo Grimes Woodsboro CH. M. ‘Dex

Pleasant Grove Woven Club Hosts Meeting and Plans

The Pleasant Grove Woven Club met at Davis home hosted by Mrs O B Bakes and Mrs V Biser with new members Kebne and Wer and remarks by Mrs Windsor. Minutes noted summer picnic, September session, and Community Hall plans. Shipship and program included songs and papers on The American Flag Emigration and The Wife's Rights with Miss Mabel Anderson assisting.

Pleasant Grove Grove Davis Avs My. Davs Bew Kebne O. B. Bakes V. Biser R. Dsr Robert Han Windsor Reverly BE. W. Davis

Local notices recount births and back-and-forth travels

Personal items list births and visits across cities. Mr and Mrs Ralph W Boyer welcome a newborn at Frederick City Hospital. Several residents and families move or travel from Swarthmore Pa to Richmond Kentucky Tenafly N J and Denver. Names include Dr TraI Brandfield Mrs Brandfield Mrs Hodges Mr and Mrs Keostrett and Private Carrell A W Clinton Wright. A recruit waits at Parris Island after enlisting July 18. Joan Howe returns from California trip via Colorado en route to the coast. Mayor Liesd C Culler's attendance at a Baltimore University event noted.

Ge BR. Moberly Washio Ralph W. Boyer North Market Street Frederick City Hospital Tra I. Brandfield Park Avenue Swarthmore Brandfield U. Ford Penniaes

Delaware Motel Sold Amid Turbulent Postwar Trade

A fragmented report notes the Delaware motel sale amid economic strain and shifting local business ties. The piece hints at a transfer involving regional lenders, farmers, and market pressures affecting property ownership and community plans.

Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co Notice and Meeting

Local notices list a Telephone Co event with a manager and hours, plus a board meeting for the Creams Truck Company at the M C A Building on October 1 at 7 p.m. WM, Storm signs as president. Also mentions Wayside Inn music schedule and a market ad for Marker’s Cash Market with oysters and low prices.

Cireams ‘Truck Company T.a. P.m. WM M. Storm

Prinizeas Coat and Suits Show Opens at Kemp’s Store

A special showing of women and misses coats and suits by Mr. Buarne Hesoih opens at the Prinize-Biederman Co on Wednesday. The store on the second floor at Braddocking Rinne will be open Sunday and Wednesday evenings for private parties. Annual meeting of Federated Charities to be held tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. at Wear offices. John W. Wolfe, secretary, announces Cavage Quality, low prices, potatoes advertised by Marker's Cash Market. General building contractors Nichodemus & Culler advertise floor finishing services.

Kemp's Prinizeas Buarne

Maryland Football Rosters List From Baltimore Stadium

A reader provided names of players and supporters connected to Maryland football at Baltimore Stadium on a Saturday. Included are James H. Grove Jr and Henrys Ro Shoes maker among others, plus Mrs T Edgis Russel and Virginia Cablentz, with several local families noted.

J. Homer Remsberg Harold, Remebere W. Bartgis Storm Jack Markey Henry Decker

Among the Sick and Recoveries in Frederick Area

Frederick area notices report several health updates. Allen Sherald remains in hospital after a Thursday incident on East Third street. Alderman Herbert Schroeder shows improvement after days of illness. Mrs. Reno Crum of Washington DC, formerly Frederick, recovering after surgery at Emergency Hospital. Charles E. Cole, linotype operator for News-Post, improving at home after months of illness. Margaret Ridgely, 13, sick with inflammatory rheumatism. Roy Mumford badly injured in explosion at Dahleven's on South Mountain expected to return to work today. J M Goodman, near Frederick, back to office work after two weeks medical treatment at University of Maryland Hospital. Mrs. George M. Chapline recovering after operation at Maryland General Hospital, may return home soon. Mgr. Ralph Wells, Baltimore, undergoing treatment at Maryland General Hospital. Weiss family note: Mrs. Weiss was Mrs Nellie Trego, once a resident here.

Herbert S. Schroeder Reno Crum Washington. D.C Frederick Washington Charles E. Cole News-Post West Fifth Street Margaret, Ridgely M. M. ‘Ridgely East Seventh Street Roy Mumford Dahleven’s South Mountain M. Goodman University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore George M. Chapline Maryland General Hospital Mgr Ralph Wells Weiss Nellie Trego

Parents and teachers meet with Rev Gorl speaker

Sabillasville notes report the monthly meeting of the parents and teachers association at the school house with Rev C H Gorl as speaker. Mrs Francis Manahan and Miss Evelyn Draper rode to Frederick on Friday. Miss Elizabeth Shields of Hyatt spent the weekend with her parents. Adiaagi Ole Vedtyiva visited his parents here. Mr and Mrs Hugh Eos of Thur spent Sunday evening with Mrs Cloudie Poole. Miss Eva Harbaugh of Washington was also mentioned.

Social notes from the Harbaugh and Fox households

Evelyn Draper attended her grandmother Mrs Hooker Lewis's funeral in Thurmont on Sunday. Various local names visit, host, and assist with apple packing at the Fox residence, as Blue Rock and United Brethren church groups perform singing and services.

Ton Anto Harbaugh Marie: Allen Richmond Evelyn Draper Hooker Lewis Thurmont

Mt Airy Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week

Mrs Raymona Ankins and son Buddy of Galensville visited friends in Mt Airy. Commissioner Walter R Rudy and Mrs Rudy with relatives plan a Chicago trip to attend United and Canadian events. Mrs William Nusbaum and children returned to Washington DC after two weeks with E W Harris family. A card party for the new high school fundraiser is set for Oct 15 at Odd Fellows Hall. A miscellaneous shower for niece Mrs Erman Will was hosted by Mrs Emory Harrison and many relatives attended. Baltimore guests Walter and Edward were noted.

Airy An Raymona Ankins Buddy Galensville Rela Walter R. Rudy Rudy Charles D. Routzilin Bea Adoslo Unicago United Canatit Houtzaln Chase Chicago Mr. Air William Nusbaum Washington, D. C Aac Ats. E Mt. Airy Alumni Association Odd Fellows Hall Emory Harrison Erman Will George Kline Paul Will C. P. Baker Archie Putman David Will Russell Fowler Fred Hartson Oliver Welsh Ferris Penn Edward Canty

Local Notices and Family Greetings From Hull Street

The transcription lists several residents including Francis Harrison Joseph Gennell and Mrs Will, with mentions of Mrs Alice Kinet returning home after summer, and a celebration at Mrs Mary Lowman’s Hull Street residence on October 5 hosted by her children and grandchildren. Guests gave gifts and refreshments were served.

Chester

Violations Of Liquor Laws Lead To Multiple Charges

Washington area prosecutions detail extensive September October liquor law violations in Carroll County. State figures report several defendants pled or were found guilty, with fines up to 50 dollars and suspended sentences. Names include Vernon Miray Hampstead and others across Westminster Union Bridge and Hampstead districts. More arrests listed as authorities pursue enforcement.

Westminster Ohto Carroll County George N Johna A. Shipley Mtni Viarn Palle Tireian Athanisaee Et Htagan Vernon B. Miray Hampstead Maryland Home of Correction Alpert Schubart Aninn Mills William Stewart Deep Run el Bussard Mount A Melvin Lyles Mount Airy Columbus Barnes Thomas Coppersmith Howard Hov Louie Ross Helen Johnson Pete” Elmo Finkburg Malle Garver Parrsville Henry Lessner Alesia John Mackley Union Bridge Joseph W Westminster, Myers, Hampstead Woollery

Have Man Who Carried Death Gun They Say

Police said ballistic tests showed a pistol found with George L. 31 fired the bullets that wounded two. A car tied to the shooter contained evidence and an assault was reported. Deputy Rutledge was identified and had prior known encounters with the witness.

Salt Lake City Utah W. L. Payne George L Payne Raliedge Lasily Short Catv Rutledge Hac Ao

In Memoriam Wachter Died in 1904 Notice

In Memoriam for Wachter who died in 1904. Gone but not forgotten by Mrs. Courtney Bond.

Wachter Mtn One Oher Mater Courtney Bond

Also Mentioned on This Page

Eoward Yingling Florence K. Yingling New Oveor Wid Lydia Schaefer Yingling Biers Hanover Weldon Ixdrow William Pe. Spring Mills Miss Hangming R. Yingling Manchester Nineeen Rem. Gitet Puneral Regipe Toay J. FE. Hoch Union Town Arment Uniontown Charles K. Norwood Mounty Robar Pneumonis Gertrude "Wood Abner Norod Hattie Ringwood Charles Jc Howard Rimbey Donald Eumne Margaret Jane Spurrier Norwood Pine Jove Red Randolph Crampi Rec J. L. Breaters SIVCS Lester Hicks Milton Hicks Ok Om Tom Chesapeake and Potomac Trie Fred Ast Patrick Street Mr. Pavact London Delaware Motel Bates Delaware Reine Sour Paul I. Payne Chesapeake & Potomag ‘Telephone CO Balto Frederick Mc Wayside Inn Ajyues Syples, Aupies Quysn Orchards Tyas Die Road Fred’k Wear Alten John W. Wolfe Nicodemus & Culler General Building Contractors Tigher Coal Co Potts & Griffin Wefecer Popen Pranedy Amnt Leos Mark Colt Aganial Patrica Adewsner Athe Giambeill Une Puope Hi Roy Es Bell Kent Acai Patrick St Philip Wertheimer Fiehbueg Mate Jonathan Chimen Luckeystown Pike H. W. Zelgler Citizens National Bank Raymond Taylor East Seventh St Hill Crest Frederick, MD Wal Ugile Nicodemus & Culler Phent Markel Si General Building Contractors West End Nakes G. H. Milyard Holmes CD Baker John H. Baxen Jostin McDivit Willliam G. Zimmerman BECKS Beck's Matchery J. Travers Thomas Sagaee P. Luthes Dasdern Caring Bain Salendit Monsraurh Wbeinnaall Olua Widd Muir North Market Madison St J.B. Rubeck Washington Street GEVEN Pitt Snetadat East Church Furmsaned Market Street Yoo MI W West Saints St Weet Saints West Sixth Bt Madison AL TOR Reny A. de P HK. C. Fox Kim Street East Second Street Rockwell Terrace Rockwell Ae Circuit Court Frederick County Witting Joseph J. Mish Epperiier Katherine T. Guertin Dacat Joseph Id Lehtemner Eli GO. Haug NACGR Cork Terck County Peta Aay Pasa el G. Baugh YIOM Allen Sherald Niki East Third Street Ade de Budbielli United Brethren Blue Rock Christian Endeavor Society Grace Morrison Ray Willard Kennard Harbaugh Waynesboro Anna Harbaugh George Bowser Erna Stavis Wartar Carroll County Shoe Memoriam Noah E. Cramer Seal Estate Frederick, Mb
Search Courier

Search the News Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The News?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication