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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1935
Page
5
Obituaries list Frank Wakenight of Funkstown and Laura Ella Young of Middletown, with details of deaths after illnesses and funeral plans. L. Arnold Jr. and Leroy A. Arnold Sr. are noted. L. Floise Boyd and M. Dailey also mourned, with service plans and burial arrangements in Gaithersburg and Frederick area.
The community attends services for Latimer W. Day 82 who died at home last Monday with funeral at Providence Methodist Protestant Kemp Town led by Rev. Gilbert Turner. Pallbearers named include Chas Riggs Edward Baker Henry Boyer F D Browning William Watking and J A Engle. Funeral director J B Inc. Also services for Mrs Helen Young Johnson at All Saints church with Rev Douglass Hooft officiating and pallbearers Joseph Griffin Francis Sappington Hanson Maulsby Charles Rose Benjamin Shuff and Robert Osbur. Burial followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. Additional notices reference Charry E Carty Tempany and Louie Prytonic with arrangements toward St Josephs Catholic church near Barkerstown.
Jefferson County women’s clubs held meetings with reports on music, education, and home life. Activities included a November 8-9 farm and home products exhibit at New Market school, demonstrations by Ruth Nicodemus and Mrs. W. E. Zimmerman, and a program on the American Home with readings and songs.
Monday Musicales hosted by Mrs R E Clapp features a program on Italian opera with performances by Mrs Harding Miss Winebrewer Mrs Clapp Mrs Smith Miss Mauls Mrs Town Miss Kent Mr Sappington and Miss Rhoads. Selections include Overture to Semiramide Verdi arias from Il Trovatore and Norma and Lucia di Lammermoor.
Public notices request tax reporting for property lists and ask all reporting persons to mail or visit the office promptly. Various local ads list chicken pie suppers, Halloween dance events, dance lessons, hardware and fruit ads, and entertainment listings with dates and venues across multiple community groups and businesses.
The notice expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during the death of wife and mother Mrs Amanda Munchen. It mentions thanks from the family of Beulah Delawter and references a heater product by Well Bros Inc of Frederick Maryland.
East Third Street hosts a Thursday night dance with music by Lavies and prizes. The event features cash costume contests and admission details at the city armory, promoting community entertainment.
Mass Florence Bayioss of Baltimore visiting Mrs. Robert E Zimmerman West South Street has friurnead. Mr and Mrs Grayson EB Bowers moved from Harmony Grove summer home to Council Street winter residence. Mrs L L Oliver of Washington DC visiting her father Register of Wills Hershberger and others. Mr and Mrs Trego McKinney near and Mrs J Dean Zeller moved to Lancaster PA on Sunday. McKinney’s Taace, Mrs Scott Swank and daughter Ann of Lancaster returned Monday to spend a short time.
A story fragment follows a group on a long ride toward a place called Pumpkin Land. The witch lands, invites them inside her home, and promises more adventures, ending with a note of ongoing travel and a return. Copyright 1935 NEA Service Inc. The Times hints at upcoming installments.
An array of local notices reports Barbara Fritstie Shoppes financials and pending bail for John Herahberger and Dorothy Wigginton Parker. Frederick City Police and Hampton Town authorities handle preliminary hearings for forgery charges involving forged checks and a stolen moving picture machine. A horseradish sprouting note closes the item.
Dr. Robert William Hockman head of the Ethiopian Red Cross claims Italian forces on the southern front employ outlawed dum-dum bullets and gas. He states proof is available for submission.
Lewistown PT A schedules its annual Hallowe'en celebration with free entertainment for residents. A mention of a double boiler tip notes that adding salt to water speeds heating in the top pan.
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