Deaths in Carroll and Frederick Counties Brief Notices
Obituaries report Paul Cockey Graff of Buckeystown died after prolonged illness leaving a widow and eight children. funeral at his Buckeystown home then Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of Rosa M. Graham of Brunswick at 75 from pectoris, Jesse Englar of Westminster aged 63, Charles Ralph Owens of Shepherdstown age 49, and Elmer A. Young of Myersville with services and interments planned in local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paul Cockey Graw
Paul Cockey Graff
Reading Buckeystown
Graf
John P. Graff
Roger E.ff
Mary . Graff Armi
Roanoke
Durrive
Greif Eson
William and Annon Graff
Frederick County
Episcopal Church
Mstown
Akaya
Buckeystown
Mt. Olivet
Aline
Funeral in Washington Grove for Joseph T White aged 68
Joseph T White 68 of Washington Grove died after long illness. Funeral held at Washington Grove Methodist Church with burial in Monocacy Cemetery Beallsville. Survived by daughter Miss J R White of Washington Grove two sons William Rodney White of Washington Grove and Thomas White of Belair a wife Mrs Frank Elgin of Glen Olden and two brothers Alvin White of Moore's Pa and Edgar White of Mer. Funeral services were held at Wesley Church Libertytown conducted by Rev Oliver Benson. Pallbearers listed. Missionary meeting noted at Jefferson Lutheran church with Mrs Roy Remsberg leader and multiple attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer A. Young
Clara EH. Young
Fitmar Young
Myersville
Heart Life
Lloyd Hamilton
Beers
H. Horiie
Reno S. Harp
B. B.I Saugh
Baltimore
Myile
U. B. Cemetery
Myersvile
Ashington Grove
Joseph T. White
Joseph C. Griffith
Libertytown
Wesley Church
Oliver Benson
Walter Butler
Judson
John Green
Walston Ingraen
Duppins
Wiliam Smith
Powell
Altoush
Weddings in Middletown and nearby towns unfold in multiple ceremonies
The Middletown area reports several weddings: Mary Magdalene Young wed Wilfred A. Nennstedt at St Patricks Lutheran in Burkittsville with a large wedding party. Virginia Young and Morris DeLauter married in Mifflinburg, Pa. a double ceremony saw Paul Wilfong and Ada Swe wed in Badla while Galvin McMullen and Ruth Prosser tied the knot in Harrisburg. Eva Corbett and William McClintic wed in Hot Springs Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul B. Wilfong
Ada Bana Swe
Woi
Badla
Galvin Robert McMullen
Ruth Alverta Prosser
Harrisburg
Charles E. Wehbler
Clintk
Corbett William J. McClintic
Eva ©. Corbett
Hot Springs
Henri L. G. Eleffer
Evangelical Reformed Parannage
Fall Meeting Highlights at Ballenger Women's Club
Misa Helen Pearson led Ballenger Women’s Club at Mrs. Wiliam Zimm erman’s home with 22 members present. They sang Last Rose of Summer and Carry Your Crowe with a Smile, read the Home and Community creed, and planned a Halloween party for October. Helen Pearson later led Woodsboro Women’s Club fifteenth meeting with 14 members and guests, including Miss Pearson and Mrs. Le Roy Barrick. They sang America the Beautiful, held a hat making demonstration, and conducted a presidents quiz before adjourning to October 31 at Mrs. Charles King’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballenger Women’s Club
Misa Helen Pearson
Ballenger Women's Club
Wiliam Zimmerman
Preston Zimmerman
Woodebsra Club
Women's Club
Woodsboro
N. Z. Cramer
Helen Pearson
le Roy Barrick
United States
Ross Kling
Charles King
Christian Endeavor supper plans in Claggettsville church
The Montgomery P. 5 Christian Endeavor Society in Claggettsville plans its annual oyster supper at the church hall on October 27 and 28. Officers and committees for advertising, soliciting, purchasing, kitchen, ice cream, candy and more are listed, with many local names. An entertaining program is planned with readings, solos, and quartets by local talent and Miss Lavinia Engk is to give an address Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A. Cline
A. A. Moxley
Dey Cline
Loraine Watkits
Mary Bowers
Nondis Judsiey
Macy Wason Souder
Eicaney Watkins
Fannie Burdette
Adelyne Moxley
Elizabeth Hurley
Allas King
Garvis Moxley
W. L. Souder
Mikired
Charles J. Lewis Proves Living Man Status Reversals Sought
Baltimore and Philadelphia courts are asked to reverse a ruling that Charles J. Lewis is legally dead though alive. Attorneys announced steps today as Lewis unexpectedly appeared in Baltimore after an absence of years, complicating plans to distribute his estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waute Devision
Baltmmore
Charles J. Lewis
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Lewis
Date for hearing of Beard not yet set
Mrs Lilly daughter of the late Willas and Elizabeth Thompson Reed of Prophet West Virginia is survived by several children including Mrs Bennett Thompson Princeton West Virginia and Bomer Lilly at home with others in Lavern Washington D C Barnesville and Miking West Virginia Also surviving are three sons Joseph Frank and Arthur Reed of Prophet West Virginia The funeral is set for Friday at 2 pm leaving the house for final services at Momocacy Cemetery Chapel Beallsville Montgomery County with Etchison and Bon funeral directors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly
Willas
Elizabeth Thompson Reed
Prophet
W Va
Mra. Bennett Thompson
Princeton
W. Va
Bomer Lily
Raleigh Comer
Lavern
Thomas Burdette
Barnesville
Thomery Norwood
Washington, D. C
Sitmy Dison
Dickerson
Norman Hinkle
Hubert Lilly
Bellinore
Winfred Lilly
Miking
Moselle Tally
Jules Lally
Weathers
Joseph
Prank
Arthur Reed
Momocacy Cemetery Chapel
Beallsville
Montgomery County
M. R. Etchison
Bon
Menus of the Day Dinner Using Leftovers
Mrs Alexander George offers a menu of recipes using leftovers including creamed ves tile corn bread doughnut variations and potato beets dishes. The page lists ingredients for cabbage green beans carrots onions pickles and cheese, with steps for mashed potatoes and a bake, followed by doughnut and batter notes and serving tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander George
Local social rounds and church group meetings in Middleburg
In Middleburg on Oct 18 Mrs B J Pleegle hosted Mrs Martha Fleagle and six relatives from Hagerstown at supper. Mrs Bessie D Mehring called at Mrs C W Repp’s home. J T Miller visited his nephew and niece, Mr and Mrs Wh Ford Smith. Mrs Mary Freegle entertained friends from Washington at her parents’ home. Chester Smith, Westminster Theological Seminary student, attended morning services at the M E church with Rev and Mrs Culp and Mr Smith sang with the Culps. George F Stansbury and Grover C Skipper made a business trip to Baltimore. Guy B Lynn of Sykesville visited near Keymar. Mr and Mrs Earl Harman of Baltimore stayed with Mr and Mrs Howard Mackley. Thomas Bennett and Hunter of Westminster have a crew repairing the state road in Meitatptene. The Locust Grove church youth class met at George Klitin’s for a program on Love led by Irvin Norwood. refreshments served to Klein family and friends. The Bright Jewels class of Calvary M E Church School held its first Fall meeting at Mary Lease’s home with 11 members and 4 visitors. Mrs Markell Nelson presided. Devotions and offerings opened, games and refreshments followed. next meeting set for November. Mr M F Starr of Liberty Bank, recently ill, was improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleburg
B. J. Pleegle
Martha Fleagle
Hagerstown
Bessie D. Mehring
Keymar
Irs
C. W. Repp
J. T. Miller
Union Bridge
Whford Smith
Mary Freegle
Washington
B. J. Preagle
Baltimore
Guy B. Lynn
Sykesville
Earl Harman
Howard Mackley
Lecrist Grove
Yong People’s Class
Locust Grove Church
George Kltin
Louis Klein
Rvin
Russell Shoemaker
Norman Klein
David Kein
Pauline Cronenburg
Ruth Schneider
Messrs
Arthur
Alton Bawertiy
Russell Hueln
Ray Schneider
Janiel Shoemaker
Ervin Norwood
David Klein
EL. Higbee
Frank Campbell
W. H.treiber
Gospel Mission
Union Gospel Mission
College Avenue
Carl A. Urban
Mr. Urban
United Brethren In Christ Church
Thurmont
Emmiteburg
Examiteburg
Piremen
Andrew A. Annen
Entmitebursburg
The
Red Cross
Annan
Rose Lingg
Mollie
Mise Clemson
Westminster
Charles J. Rowe
Fmmitsboro
Oot
Anne
Eva Rowe
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Rowe
Rosalia Baker
Jars Baker
Emmitsburg Hosts Oct 19 Social Event at St Ruphemia Hall
The Emmitsburg area hosts a candlelit social in St Ruphemia's hall on October 19. Committee leaders include Mrs. Robin Payne Mrs. Harry Boye Mrs. Edwin Chrismer and Mrs. Hagel Helm with prizes and refreshments promised. About 300 attendees attended a previous program in the Lutheran parish hall featuring An Old Kentucky Minstrel and a varied program of music drama and comedy. A large Red Cross clothing distribution followed at Firemen's Hall serving 150 families with 800 yards of cloth and 200 yards of flannel among items. Local church groups report revival services and other community happenings across Emmitsburg and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Ruphemia's Hall
Concuiters
Onciety
Robin Payne
Harry Boye
Edwin Chrismer
Hagel Helm
Lawrence, Ovendorff
Joseph Rowenetein
Lewis Topper
A. W. Eekenrode
Clifford Shriver
Clyte Musselman
Edgar Rhodes
Earl Rider
Paul Dern
Weldon Shank
Charles Cumberland
Grit
Jane Bollinger
Janet Hoke
Helen McNair
Valerie Sherrer
Amy Gillelan
Nellie Pryor
Edna Aycock
Dorothy Nester
John Hays
Bernard Yonkers
Donald Harner
Helen Maxell
Harry Weant
Claude EB. Smith
Malik Adams
Aaron Adams
Cheres McNair
Chares Cumberland
Chesapeake Bay
Annapolis
Flahertine
John Mretta
Waynesboro
Mt. St. Mary's
Boy Ami
Wirl
Lions’ Club
Ralph
Sperry
Holy Name Society
St. Joseph's Church
Lamant
Sha
Two Guilty Receiving Stolen Goods Verdict
Two men were found guilty of receiving stolen brass from Potomac Edison Company. Keeney and Schilling were remanded on $280 bond each for sentencing after a jury acquitted them of larceny but convicted them of receiving stolen goods. Other defendants faced separate charges in the same session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guily
Potomac Edison Company
Lewis Calvin Keeney
Fast Smnth
John Schilling
Bente Street
Arthur JD. Willard
East Patrick Street
Frank Gantley
Chapel Alley
Roy Crim
Gastiey
Schilling
Keeney
B. Frank Doll
Gram
Crum
Gastley
Alban
Doll
Maryland Brick and Supply Company
Fountain Rock Lime Company
Fair Grounds
Gastley's
Grastkey
Doli
Willard
Darby Brown
Parkers
John. Whulmer
Middletown events and services crowd weekend notices
A jumble of local announcements lists events at the W Y U Sewing School Federated Charities Women’s Club and Monocacy Inn dances. Also planned sales, bingo, suppers, beauty and auto services, and a furniture storage offer. Residents urged to attend October happenings and seek services locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ¢.Y. U. Sewing School
Federated Charities Buttling
Market Hat Sinking Spells And Thurmont School Election
Financial markets showed chills and fever with many stocks slipping despite intermittent tonics. In Thurmont High School auditorum last Thursday night elected officers included President Mrs D B Weybright and other officials. program featured by Prof J C Biehl speech.
Local notices from Frederick police uniform bids and shop ad
Marry G Dorsey joins KREME in Kemp's Men's Department offering men and boys clothing and shoes. Frederick Mayor and Aldermen invite sealed bids by 7 p m October 15 1933 for police uniforms coat trousers vest cap wool overcoating with guidance from Edward James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Dorsey
KREME
Dorsey
Pattons
Kemp's Men's Department
Frederick
Afteen
City Register
City Hall
Edward Tames
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Rosa M. James
Alphas
Graham
Rosemont
Brunswick
Loudoun County
John T
Mary Shuter Graham
Lovettsville
James O. Graham
Loville
Owen H. Graham
Toledo
James
Jerusalem Lutheran Church
Peerettsville
H. M. Vec
Union Cemetery
C. H. Peete and Son
Star
Jesse F. Englar
Feetminster
Jesse Dkiin Englar
Carroll County
Me C. Englar
Urnce W
J. Herman
J. Wilbur
A Or
George W. Englar
Ofsburgh
B. Owens
Charles Ralph Owens
Say Owens
Lee
Missothe -Akers
Virginia
O. Charles Akers
Bray
Hiram H
Etaslown
MOL Geothe
US Wines
Omens
Shepherdstown
Paul's Lutheran Church
Jefferson
Nome
Elmer Guy
Roy Remsverg
Hym
Luther
Ibe
Nennstell—Young
Mary Magdalene Young
Irs Young
Middletown
Wiling A. Nennstedt
Troy
Patl's Lutheran Church
Burkitterne
Harry C. Erdman
Starriege
Nemnetel
Davil van Aiken
Ballston Boa
Mims
Virginia Young
David H. Yours
Burkittaville
Jacob B. Young
Mount Airy
Ward McKeon
Trop. N.Y
Wille! Garver
Velsmar
Kepler
Mias
K. Rachel Kepler
Vincent
Morris T. DeLauter
Tobias DeLauter
Mifflinburg
Paul DeLauter
State Roads Commission
Prederick
Claggettsville
Duchees
Cocs Bread
Cupa
Yemspoon
M. F. Starr
People’s Bank of
Emmitsburg Alteburg
Petersville
Valley Ramblers
Misses Paulin? Wickman
Nellie Maguha
Celeste
Cleta Everfiar
Jessie Magahe
Helen Pfeifer
Catherine Eagle
Mary Witts
Charlotte Everhart
Mildred Zecher
Isabelle Crum
Gertie
Eisteth
Bebe Ferrell
Mary Louise Analt
Alma
Edna Smoot
Barey Wickman
Ralph Anhalt
Alien Weller
William Pfeifer
Owen Everhart
Gilbert Everhart
Mary Margaret Feather
Maynard Eagle
Towne
Lee Titus
Stanley Zecher
Keeney and Schilling
Americas
Gidge
Creagerstown Parish
Middletown Womens Club
Sarah H. Bish
Wisner Stronk
John W. Null
R. T. Kelly
Dick's Park
Johnny’s Tastalivers
Kenefit Card Party
Ahene
Door Prine
People's Service
Citizens’ National Bank
Cimaens’ NA Nonal Bank
Frederick, MD
American Legion
Gabies' Aid Society
New Market Methodist Protestant Church
Grange Hall
Leonard Allison
Josefh D, Baker
Holmes D. Baxex
Washington, el
Joan H. Banga
Guinea
Monocacy Inn
Washington Pike
Joseph McD
Wits G. Zimmermann, Cathier
George's Auto Repairing
George P. Ambush
Harbaugh
Broadway
Wilcoxon & Brown Lumber Yard
Samuel G. Duvary
Hill Crest Orchards
Nurses Home
Miss Stephens
Spéak
Asport Venetead Nbmant Milnern
Marcelle
J. Travens Thomas
Sarnaworth
Post Office
Carroll
Patrick Bt
Gunther
Josefa D. Baker
Thomas H. Haller
Cuastzs H. Connery
M.D
Joan S. Newman
James A. Gambrill
Houses D, Baer
Danixy Baker
Jonn H. Bakr
Eutaa B
Ramsburg
Aertranen
FB Fisk
J. M Coller
P. Luther Rice
Roy C. Paul
News-Trust
Bome Real City
Rice
Zatate
Third ST
Frederick Storage Warehays
J. Marshall Staub
Dietrich and Gambrill, Inc
Carroll St
Frederick Junk Company
Frank Gastiey
4Th Sts
WM. Hutchins
Lutherville
Maryland
Towson
O- Tada
the News-Post
Geo K Glessner
Palrview Avenues
Pnove
Agus Hon
Aytyey Ei Wrusu
Haast ME Burrall
Monrovia
District Court of the United States
District of Maryland
Elmrr
Funk
Elmer B. Funk
Baoken
Elner B . Funk
Pythian Castle
Court Street
Frederick City
Meekting
Holden
Pelton
Goteast
Nist
Wiliam M
Parmertechanics Satonal Bank of
Frederica
John George Seneel
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Mortesger
M EB. Cassell
Besse M. Cassell
Nis
Ovia
Eli G. Haugh
County
Stoner and Storm
Don
Alton
Benedett
State of Maryland
Frank A. Castle
Chavicna
Marry G. Dorsey
Macy
Harry G. Dorsey
Harry Q. Dorsey & Co
Strolpat Corire
Harry G
Dorsvey & Company
Marth
Cish
Charles W. Bmite
Goualubie
Fisdesuk County
Ath - Reuben
Church Street
East Charest Treat
N. Bentz St
Trail Avenue
Patrick St
Scott Key Dairy
West Second &T
Ideimtee
Breplace
Market Strait
Wor Ifnt
Monern
Brece Hound
East Third Street
We Heminig
Commercial Bank
Hots&r
Jefferson St
Ezr& Houck
East Second Street
Kickenette and Bath
Mosley Bull
West Patrick Street
We Cuisha
Walkersville
N. Cramer
College Terrace
N. Market St. Prevelig
W. ML Rhoads
West South
N. Market Street
N. Market
W. Church
S. Market
Giamore R Paul Jos H. Wihes
Srick House
OD Eorth Agxy
Robert H. Thames
Braddock Heights
Luff
Uncle Sam
N.A. Lufburrow
Potts & Griffin
Breeze
Potts & Griffin Realtors
Noah EF. Cramer
Noah
Cramer
Feone
Peter
Brot's
Alty
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