Death of Mrs Mary C Wagner at Springfield State Hospital
Mrs Mary C Wagner died Tuesday morning at Springfield State Hospital Sykesville after a long illness. She was widowed since 1879, daughter of John and Anne McKinney. Survived by two daughters Effie Wesner Uniontown and Annie Dyke Baltimore. sons George John Wagner Baltimore and Clarence Wagner Chicago. five grandchildren and one sister Mrs Sneer Middleburg. brother Addison RichiJoney Frederick. Body to sister’s home and funeral Thursday at 7 at House of Et House. interment Haughs cemetery. Funeral directors O Fuss and son Taneytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Waener
Irs
Mary
Wagner
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
William H. Waener
Lote John
Anne McKinney
Effie Wesner
Uniontown
Annie Dyke
Baltimore
George
John Wagner
Clarence Wagner
Chicago
Jacob. Sneer
Middleburg
Addison RichiJoney
Frederick
Hame
Sneer
Et House
Haugh's
O. Fuss and Son
Taneytown
Funeral Services For James H Turnbull Near Monrovia
The funeral for James H. Turnbull was held at 2 p.m. from his late home near Monrovia with services at the Church of the Brethren led by Rev. Mr. McKay and assisted by E H Wagner. Pallbearers included Marion Yingling and others. Burial was in Pleasant Hill cemetery with W. Falconer as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H
George W. Keeney
Ricard Keeney
Centreville
J. Frank Fife
Pasor
Rocky Hill Lutheran Church
Daniel O. Metz
Vansvile
Church of We Brethren
Glade Valley
U. A.M
Ardhes
Kasfor Utsall
Meryin L. Green
Charles Marine
George B. Lease
John E. Craer
Wilbert L. Smith
Intermentocky Hill Cemetery
G. C. Barton
Illness and Recovery Highlights at Frederick City Hospital
Mr. Joan R. Long of West Patrick Street has shown slight improvement after an operation for appendicitis at Frederick City Hospital last week. Master Joseph Staley, son of Mr and Mrs Irving Staley of Dill Avenue, underwent a minor operation there Monday and has returned home, progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan R. Long
West Patrick Reel
Fred‘ik City Hospital
Joseph Staley
Irving
Staley
Dill Avenue
Frederick City Hospital
Bemused Local Notes From Kemptown Community
Miss Irene More of New Market spent the week with Miss Mary E. Browning. Locals attended a Baltimore meeting and hosted visitors from Hagersville. The Ladies Aid in Providence Church held a successful hot roast beef supper. A straw ride organized by Mr. Phi Cummins gave townsfolk a social outing to roast wieners under trees near the parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemptown
Irene More
New Market
Mary E. Browning
Ottis
Miss Browning
Baltimore
State Packet
J. A. Engle
William Browning
Fam
L. Nicodemus
Saekomare
C. F. Grubbs
Franklines
Coffman
Hagerswo
Ladies Aid of Provance Church
CC. F. Grubbs
Margaret Sclof
Mount Airy
W. H. Shirey
Cildren
Middleburg
Roland Watkins
Lati~er Watkins
Stern Maryland
Georgetown
Phi Cummins
Kemp- Wh
Wending Air Way
Young People's Meeting Highlights Narcotics Topic
The W C T U in Church of the Brethren hosted a November meeting led by Lillian Biddinger with Narcotics as the theme. Songs, prayers, and readings preceded a discussion on narcotics' effects and prevention, featuring Elizabeth Crumm and Paul Angie among readers and performers. A November 2 anniversary event is noted, with plans for a public meeting at St. Luke's Lutheran Church at 7:30 PM led by Mrs. Jen Kidd, county president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W_C
T. A. Frederick
Church of the Brethren
Lillian Biddinger
J. F. Dan
M. G. Wilson
Jesus
Beverly Feaga
Alfred Crumm
Albert Robertson
Roger Crumm
Evelyn Xomes
Hite
Paulangie
Louise Ford
Devhol
Beverly Peaga
Wedlette Hiliner
Nape
Wiel Tou
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Jen Kidd
Litvinoff Blunt and Stocky Like Banker in Roosevelt Talks
Maxim Litvinoff, Russian government spokesman for upcoming negotiations with President Roosevelt, is a blunt, stocky 37 year old who has driven Moscow foreign policy for 15 years. Born near Drelstok, now in Poland, he fled Russian revolutionary activity and uses Litvinoff as a surname from exile. His wife, an Englishwoman, was Miss Ivy Low, niece of Sir Maurice Low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxim Litvinoff
Roosevelt
Moscow
Ike
Littmour
George Tehitcherin
Tehitcherin
Litvinoff
Drelstok
Poland
Russia
Finkelstein
Marsim
Siberia
Ivy Low
Maurice Low
Washington
London
PERSONALS: local society notes and travel updates
Messerma Qern, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Dern of New Midway, has entered the School of Nursing at Springfield State Hospital Sykesville. Mr and Mrs Ammon Cramer of 159 West Patrick Street receive congratulations on a birth of a daughter Tuesday at Frederick City Hospital. Mr and Mrs O E Compher, visiting their son and daughter in law Carl M Compher of Detroit Michigan, have returned to Doubs. In Detroit they toured Chicago for the World's Fair. Mrs C L Bailey and her young daughter of 16 East Second Street depart for Long Beach California to spend winter with Bailey's mother. Col D John Marker of this city left Tuesday for Europe on official business with the American Battle Monuments Commission. He will inspect memorials abroad commemorating US military and naval actions in World War I and visit overseas cemeteries where 30 000 American soldiers are buried. he expects to stay about two weeks and return in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messerma Qern
Land
Roy Dern
New Midway
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesvile
Ammon Cramer
West Patrick Street
Prederick City Hospital
O. E. Compher
Carlton M. Compher
Detroit
C. L. Bailey
East Second Street
Long Beach
Calif
D. John Marker
Europe
American Battle Monuments Commission
United States
Commission
New Market Social Notes Show Wide Washington Visits
A stream of visitors and weekend trips fills New Market as residents host and visit relatives in Washington D C Baltimore Frederick and nearby towns. Among those mentioned are Miss Rena Hubbell and Miss Minnie Keys from Washington D C, Mrs Olive Sponseller and George Sponseller in Washington, and Mr and Mrs Wm Howser of Lanham. Several locals travel to Asheville East Falls Church and Savannah. A Grange Hall supper for the MP church drew success while others enjoy family gatherings across Maryland and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Rena Hubbell
Minnie Keys
Washington, D. C
W. E. Glanville
Nantie Reich
Martin J. de Frank
Asheville
N. Y
Jesse Woodward
East Falls Church
Olive W. Sponseller
George Sponseller
Washington
Wm Howser
Lanham
Carl Kuntz
Christine Kuntz
Tn Frederick
Jacob Kuntz
Frederick
Carl H. Kintz
Grange Halon Thursder
Church
John Hoff
New Windsor
Carl Kintz
David T. Nixdorf
Baltimore
Nannie Reich
Charles Reich Collins
Savannah
Government Civil Engineers
Auguste
Charles Wiles
Brunswick
Meile Burgess
Charles Eves
Millville
Rachel Russell
Fenry Russell
Lawrence Downey
Sexo
John Hammond
Julia Hamnami
Hickman Baer wedding at St Johns rectory
Muri K Hickman and John R Baer wed at St John’s Catholic Church in Frederick. Ceremony led by Rev Fr John J Denisn with Mildred Up as bridesmaid and James Baer as best man. Bride is a Frederick High School 1930 graduate and 1933 nursing school alumna. groom a 1925 St Johns High School graduate and Tivoli Theater projectionist active in local athletics. They will live at 38 East Second Street. Also notes a Baltimore marriage license issued to James M Costa and Julian M Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns Catholic Chun
Muri K. Hicktoad
M. W. Hickman
Doubs
John R Beer
Richard P. Bier
John J. Denisn
Mildred Up
Rakoss
Janes &. Baer
Pride
Frederick High School
Fraterick City Hospital Training School For
St. Jon's Igh School
Tivoli Theater
Frederick Athlonie
Revival Crowds Fill Ebenezer Church This Week
Large crowds attend revival at Ebenezer M. E. church with speakers including Rev. C. O. Sullivan Rev. Howard Ames and Rev. Dunnagan Crownshaw Westminst and others. Local families and visitors share dinners attend card party at Woodbine Homemakers Club and a dramatic club staged The Lost Church at Ebender church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mevin A. Baker
Sun- Yat
Jaenb- Anne Arundel County
M. Waltz
C. B. Pickett
Stanley Pickett
Baltimore
Charles Grimes
Roland Grimes
Burnell
Howard Amos
Burd
Amos
Herd
Wilson T. Jartme
Patapsco
Fred Fleming
Ethel Grimes
Woodbine
Jay Conongy
William Pickett
Frederick
Joseph Eyler
Joseph
Wrightavile
Edward Verdier
Helen Pickett
Local Notices From Copperville and Surrounding Areas
Copperville news lists visits and calls such as Roy Baker near Taneytown, Mrs Mary Tockner Otterdale, and Miss Mary Young in Taneytown. Mentions Mr Albert Smith injured dynamiting on the state road and social visits at Taneytown, Pleasant Valley, Mt. Union, and Oreron School. Also notes Baltimore meeting of Palestine Encampment No 20 and pilgrimages with synchronize grand officers and travelers, plus local ads for a dance, food sale, and a cooking school in Winchester Hall December events and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copperville
Roy Baker
Taneytown
L. Z. Foutz
Mary Tockner
Otterdale
David Forney
Mary Young
Harner
Albert Smith
Emah Zepp
Westminster
L. Z. Fouts
Afr
John Seafs
Pleasant Valley
State Road
Forney
Mt. Union
Truman Whitmore
Chester
Howard Baker
Oreron
Local Social Notes From Edgewood and Westminster
Edgewood and Westminster residents share a busy week with visits and gatherings. Mrs W Goines and Mrs Agnes Vineting attended a Wednesday auction. Mrs George Kipe returned home from Waynesboro. Mr and Mrs Walt Grimes hosted a Wednesday evening with W G Grimes family. Samuel Fogle and son Charles entertained guests from Waynesboro Sunday. Visitors to W G Grimes included May Edward Grimes Walter Grimes and George with Dorothy and Foreph Taylor from Westminster. Chas Fugk Lewis Barnes and Virginie Fugk spent Sunday evening there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood Bigewood
W. 3. Goines
Agnes Vineting
Jobele
George Kipe Bap
Waynesboro
Walt Grimes
W. G. Grimes
Samuel Fogle
Aon
Charles
Wayheedore
May
Edward Grimes
Oan
Walter Grimes
God George
Dorothy
Foreph Taylor
Westminster
Chas. Fugk
Lewis Barnes
Virginie
Frederick notices and ads mix of sales and services
A collage of local ads and notices includes business openings for Bais i Open For Business, real estate transfers of Green Farm near Ladiesburg, and a farm sale. also listings for a photography studio sale, a public livestock sale near Mt. Pleasant, an oyster supper, a fire company event, and various department store notices. It shows community commerce, rentals, bids, and upcoming events in Frederick and surrounding areas.
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Litvinof
Litsinov
Litnov
IGN
Cleveland Waltz
Ronné Keller
Miss Almantler
Kutztown
Eliza R. Spencer
W. L. Spencer
Mary Katharine Smith
D. T. Mincing Waykinds
B. C. Burgess
Virginia Bartlett
Louise Rings
Belue
Bevans
Crapster
Abs. Frank Wison
Montgomery County
Ract—Hickman
James M. Costas
Jullian M. i Smith
Winfield
Oakland
C. Wesley Barnes
Joseph Hyier
Winfield Circuit Dramatic Club
Ebender Church
Palestine
O. P
Jerusalem
Ridgely
Towson
James H. Davis
Giliam A. Bittinger
Sentinel
George L. Mobley
H. Dorsey Etchison
Patriardh Wm. E. Gan+ non
John J. Peaga
Levi W. Mover
Herman Weener
Jacob L. Enzebrecht
Ostaver
Denursdight
Mit
Sf Empire ‘Treator Auspress
U. B
Winchester Hall
Ain Fiediaca Scud Co
North Market &T
Joe Thomas
Frank J. Hummer
New Midway, Md
Willam H. Green
Ladiesburg
Maude Gaver
P. Luther Rice
Thelvatapls
Quay
Mt. Pleasant
Guy E. Buckey
Glenn Trout
Auct
Kelly
Home For the Aged
United Fire CO
People's Service Drug Stores
Dorsey
Thomas Kemp
Kemp
Kemp Hall
Bath
Arthur
Doll
Roy C. Paul
Oriole Cab Co
F. H. Despeaus
Peter
New Design Road
D. Frank Main
E. Third ST
Jesse H. Michael
Dietrich and Gambrill, Inc
Carroll St
Preweries, Ma
Melton
City Register
City
Ma Lérial
Edward James
Farnsworth
Ofice
Carro
Patrick
Gunther
Draugis
Vseets
Asensibia Lodge
Tignsday
Galvin EO Setid- Pendens
Cyier Ang Gun
Calvin BE
Schidknecht
Alsest Y. Boileau
Francis B. Sappington
Necender
Ernien
Mt. Y
Grange
Lombardy
California
Play
Ridgeville Nurseries, Inc
Adinistration
Hood 1 College
Pythian Sisters
Pythiue Vane Building
Jean
Lewistown
Thurtine
H & F. Railway
Weile
Bas WA
News-Post
Mt. Alry
Maryland
Marery
Middletown
Noah E. Cramer & Son
Noah
Cramer & Gon
Anta Amr
Care News-Post
Surrouges
Weble
Frederick Industriel ‘Bankers
Wes
South Street
White Wyandotte Gock- Avely
Buckeystown
Hans’ Court of
Niters
Ovate
Ane
RR Ross
Gard
Frederick Junk Company
Frank Gastiey
Paone
Jonas Haakon
Hill Crest
Arthur DL
Withl
the News-Post
G. Haugh
Renset Ing
Bay Ote
Claud
Teri
Fotts & Griffin
Exchang.s
Rontaly Appraisin— A Management
Potts & Gripfin Realtors
Phore
Yalualy
Maryhead
Carey
Raab
Amr
Amd Bey
Natal Tamsin
Levitt
Nadie Foi
Pat Baty
Sale Wailet Gb
Frederick City
Manittaesartivy
Sally
Tam Prinvis Overper
Oita J. Strasherner
Strasher Cer and
Witz
Jon HL Dickman
Suresh A. Hiclwnan
The
Wits
Dre
Liber
Foto
Ney
Sid Lend
Wil Tinks
Aproves Rights
Wpe enaNees
Wiley
Citizens National Bank
Ovir
Morlgorr
Handy
Fred
Hovsr
Jofrey TT
Raxrr
Baird
Honies D. Baker
Joan H. Baken
Josena Melsvnr
Freder
Charles W, Qgeum
Short Predevek Co
Mortoag
Ty Cate
St Roberts
Fraderoh
Prederick
Ing Bas
Edward F. Raper
Fannie F. Row
Ceciain
Henry MM
Follo
Daniel Ketuiger
Guage Harper
Saut Rashna
Salir
Ithe Court
Hiresares i
City Acw Estates
Canye
Dieser
Tencog. Brose
William G, Diana, Ushier
Samuel G. Duvall
al, Trasers Thomas
Elssistioet Cashier
SORO
PNA
Hick
Tral Estate
P. Luther Ricz
Por Porui
W. Pe Tee
Carimlent
Reis
Hiroushay
Etz Houck
Gaimars R. Flan
Dry da
AN Meyer
Viet Sen Tae
Lennyee Aal
LP State
Roel Lilinna
Frederick Sf
Nicoolys Zinmani
North Market
Johnnias
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