Deaths of T Starn er and Mrs J Bostetter in Maryland notices
Death notices report T Starner of Hagerstown found in a basement while storing dahlia roots. He previously lived in Brunswick and worked as a candy salesman. Also noted is the death of Mrs Jenne Bostetter, wife of Dr Howard Bostetter, with multiple Maryland survivors and forthcoming funeral services and church events in Mount Savage and Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Starner
Yasrss
Hagerstown
B. M. Womack
Starner
Womack
Brunswick
Charles R Gregory
Hisa
Charles Alexander
Washington, DC
Betty Starner
Pennsylvania
T Hogan
Wet B
Woodsboro Women’s Club Holds October Meeting
The Woodsboro Women’s Club met Tuesday at Mrs Willems Schwarber’s home with 24 members and guests present. President Mrs Steinert opened with a song, the Children’s Aid Society donation was noted, and Mrs J E Stoner led a house cleaning time reading. Helen Pearson spoke on individuality in clothing. two new members joined and refreshments followed. next meeting October 28 will be a Halloween party at Mrs LeRoy Barrick’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro Womens Club
Tusedey
Willems Schwarber
Csitors
Mre Steinert
Cramer
Children’s Aid Society
Cate
J E Stoner
J F
Helen Pearson
LeRoy Barrick
Hallowe'en
Personal notes on travelers Mr Hubtzberg and Mr and Mrs Smith
Mr Charles E Hubtzberg of Har eestown formerly Frederice Postal Telegraph manager visits this city for several days. Mr and Mrs Myron D Smith of Prederick saved from Hlaltimore aboard the 88 Dorchester of the Merchants and Miners Line en route to Jacksonville Fla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Hubtzberg
Har~eestown
Frederice
The
Postal Telegraph Company
Myron D Smith
Prederick
Hlaltimore
Dorchester
Merchants and Miners
Jacksonville
Fila
Funerals for two local residents headline Westminster area services
Funeral services were held for J. Leo Warner who died in a truck collision near Emmitsburg with a large turnout and honors by the Knights of Columbus and Westminster Fire Department. Interment followed at the church cemetery. A second service conducted for Julia Ann Elizabeth Dutrow proceeded from her daughter's home near Bloomfield with large attendance and hymns followed by burial at Mt Olivet. A third service announced for Gilmore O Whiting will be at his West All Saints street home with interment at Fausey cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard J Bostetter
Jenne (Wolfe) Bostetter
Mt Savage
Bostetter
Hagerstown
W. & Kefauver
Washington
J. A Fox
Paxville
Alvin Sensenbaugh
Bmithaburg
Asa Stottlemyer
Wolfsville
Rose Hill Cemetery
Teunion
Spelids Optaa
Hamilton Hooper
Baltimore
Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
Joseph Baker
Saranso
Margaret Ensor
Pec
Frank Lizear
Rockville
Baile
Siee Aden Darnse Waetminster
Frends
MP Church
Charles Wilson
Joseph E Englar
Edgar Barnes
Balltamore
Linwood Brethren Church
Jacob Haines
Uniontown
Paul Petry
George Petry
Joseph Haines
Linwood
Herman Hood
Atlantic City
Charles W Reid
Thurmont
M D Reid
Old Fort Frederick
Hancock
J. Leo Warner
Emmitsburg
Hame
Westminster
St. John's Catholic Church
Martin P. J. Baap
Knights of Columbus
Michael E. Walsh
C. Lloyd Lynch
Henri Des Garennes
Paul Logue
Carberry Boyle
Nathaniel Baumgardner
Julia Ann Elizabeth Dutrow
Granville M Dutrow
Emmett L. Shafer
Bloomfiel
Conaudlen DY Ney Wealae An Traver
Evangelical Lutheran Churh
Robert L.r Erith
Tries Engle
Jesus
Gilmore O Whiting
West
All Saints Street
Sick residents connected to Frederick area rundown
Miss Mary Poole Jones recovers at Frederick City Hospital after a fall at Brad dock Meghts. Olive Wren, recovering from a New Haven operation, remains at home near Frederick while Miss Gertrude Wren travels back from New Haven. George Smith, former County Commissioner, remains in critical condition at Frederick County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Poole Jones
Braddock
Frederick, City Hospital
Milas
Olive Wren
Frederick
Miss Wren
New Haven
Conn
Stoneleigh- Prospect Hill School
Greenfield
Gertrude Wren
Stoneleigh- Tresennet Westhaal Shan
George Smith
Frederick Cty Hospital
Fist Fight Disrupts Capital Divorce Case
A courtroom disruption interrupted a capital divorce case when Captain Thomas Hay Nixon and attorney V A Sheehy exchanged blows during heated exchanges. The incident followed Mrs Annette Nixon presenting an amended complaint naming Anna Cooke Nixon as a party in the duties of the Supreme Court. Gardner denied any intent to apply duress while the clash escalated in the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Apia Fiat
Azaaite
Army
Annette Pauline Nixon
Thomas Hay Nwon
Pentosiana
Anna Cooke
Annette Nixon
Nixon
Dresponens Tite Veen Caedeim O
Columba Suprem
Sheshy
Gardner
Membership Gains by Denomination Told
Committees were named Wednesday with a large slate led by Rev HC Gonso and Rev J Hoch. The afternoon session included treasurer’s report, missions notes, and ministerial appointments for the coming year to be announced Friday. A bake sale and local ads followed, with community events at Union Hall and Wayside Inn noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HC Gonso
CG W Fink
Kipe
John H Hoch
William T. Jackson
Roacoe Murray
Bradley Pree
Pearl Stup
S B Myers
William Massit
Alta Rouse
P D Cunningham
May Cashman
Harry Keadle
W Pink
J H Hok
C O Sullivan
W Frazer
Clapper Rascoe Murray
Jeanette Kemp
Susie Holmes
Doel W Cook
Thomas Jackson
Zola Carbaugh
Irvin Evans
J E Stephens
Ruth Shendledecker
John Zeigler
H Snayeh
J H Hoch
Gardner Taylor
Umeentown
Westminster Rzi
Churches of God
Blairs Valley
Clearspring
Cher
Hoth
J A Detter
Local Classifieds and Rentals Populate Frederick Listing Scene
A collage of local ads outlines markets for produce at Quy nnds Orchards Liamaville road, hardware and soap cleaners from NICODEMUS & CULLER, and general contractor services. The pages note card parties, furnished apartments, room to rent, and farm real estate listings, with prices and contact hints across Frederick City and nearby streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armen
Frederick
Eost
Omner
Tin
Freon
Weling
Gar
Luther Rice Real
Baptists Elect Baltimore Leaders At State Conference
Baltimore leaders are elected to top posts at the Maryland Baptist Pastors Conference and the Maryland Baptist Association meeting. Rev Ho Joties Baltimore is named vice president and Rev Cooper Rockville elected president with Rev Fraser of Nelson named secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptists
Baltimore
Ho! Cooper
Rockville
Maryland Baptist
Merced
Joan Falconer Fraser
Vanferenes
Marland Baptist Aruoh Association
Firs Bapter Church
Regimer Pryor
Rehoboth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Herbert Kreh
Guy Roser
Clifford Yinger
Clara Blackston
Enfford Winger
Imag Landauer
LeRoy Rose
Ras Schadfknecht
Abie Renn
Winfred
Frederick County
Mary Néeman
American Federation of Libor
Frances Perkins
Wiliam Green
Federation
Perkine
Barnesville
Fishers Orchestra
Leatherman & B
Staley's
P.m
Penny Binge
Thelmy
United Fire CO Hall
Wayside Inn
Ovempeten
Amelia Yost
Church St
Tor
Weil Bros Inc
Prederick, Md
Stayman
York
Jonathan Grimes
Buckeystown
Cary
Staley Motor Company
East
Patrick
Logal
Trapsmctédawa
Appice
Sawman
Noran Sabla
Carl
Urban Thurmen
Eveukag
Avera Tat AG
Aeat Qeemet
Eeheat
Yach Fundee
Quynn Orchards
Liamaville Road
Pred
Eder Bemyers Orchestra
Udine Square
Potatines
Patatoes
Stott Sool
Htmer Prides
Bernethy Noo
Zeidier
Em Aon Yr
Atiss Rolth Miller
Srespomhing Secretary
Port Rockwell Teta Churedas
Otsber
Uae
Nicodemus & Culler
Ocenane Tds
General Building Contractors
Brosing Poecerick Man
United Taeaday
Patrick &T
Vax
Sar
Bt General Balding Contractors
Beck
Hatchery Mit Aury Md
Borkrow
Pwanley
Noah E. Cramer
Maghalia
Warrington
State Road Farms
Noare Cramer & Son Realtors
Court Street
Frederick City Hospital
Nuvers
Jharseae Fave
Alectmie Pas
Genytan Pry Ettek Ee Erys
East Patrick St
Philip Wertheimer
Citizens National Bank
T Citizens National Bank
Frederick, MD
Jorefa OD. Baki
Holmes D. Baken
Preaudent
Joan H. Bani
Joseph McDivir
William G, Zimmerman
Bisel Hill
Sunda
Rey Frost
Avin
Paul Delphes
I Trevens Thomar
Asaistant Caakter
Joseph D. Baker
Tomas H. Halle
Charles H. Conney
M. D
Joan Newman
James H. Gambrill
Holmes
Frederick Junk Company
Gastley
P. Luther Ride
River Cam
George
Dept
Potts & Griffin
Civ
Sant Aubor
Walt Mare
Acre
Guernsey
Zoumerman
Ceige Po Glesener
Paleview Pane
VarieGes Etrieh Db Gambrilt
Tno
Carroll St. Frederik
Etiatt
John A Crove
Popkease Taree
Pleow Peer Iiving
Sue
Kelly Cverk
Patrick M Schnauster
Meryland
Communtere Finance Company & Boty
T Dasin
George Aumen
Tome
Uroest
Herbert Dats
Prublic
Ron
Frederick Citt
Guy Anders
Constyhls
Prederick County
Closait Court
Cra
Gmaiy Ra
Feeder Ck Conte
Ortader
Blig Baugh
Prete Erice Cour
Sherman
Boxe
Soe Tar
Tesy
Anc
Golf Court
Prederick Oeumty
Prem
Flig Raul Corre
Erck Cyantz
Halden & Fe
Tna
Hic Savaa
Ant
Charles William Kidd
Maryland
Jen
Cpt
Wey
Cornba
Lutheran
Hareh
Ortak
Hot Wade
Lutheran Church
Feagalville
Fiberty Town
Alice M Sparrow
Spurrier
Althaugh
Catoctin Inn Beer Osrden Thuremont
Leatherman-Staleys
Market & Pom
Church
Court &Ts
St Timothys Missionary Badets
Nort
AE Fishers
East Patrick Street
Selassie's Flyers
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Air
Italy
Emil de Bono
Mae
Druchmert
Akimpo
Cano
Mare Jeolinis
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