Deaths in local notices reflect community losses
Fragmented obituaries list several individuals including William Marion Jeams and others. The readables mention names, residences, church affiliations, and funeral details amid garbled OCR formatting.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1936
Page
5
Fragmented obituaries list several individuals including William Marion Jeams and others. The readables mention names, residences, church affiliations, and funeral details amid garbled OCR formatting.
Charles A. Clark died at Braddock Heights and his funeral is set for 1 PM at his home 1021 Tenth Street Northeast Washington. The burial will follow at Cedar Hill Cemetery. C E and Son removed the body from East Patrick Street to Waszil Thursday for arrangements.
Mr and Mrs Neuron Nusbaum announce the birth of a daughter at Frederick City Hospital on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs C A Blair Frederick are parents of a son born Monday morning October 26. Mrs Blair is the former Miss Ethel Mills. Mr John W Barnes of Brooklyn has been spending the summer with Mr and Mrs Eugene Renny Feagravile and returned with his mother Erminie Bates. President Henry S Stahr of Hood College attends meetings in Philadelphia and Hanover this week. Mr B F Miller visits Bethesda and Mr and Mrs Harry Tritapoe visit Petersville this Sunday.
Mrs RS J Dutrow is laid up at Clarke Place while her daughter Miss Dutrow, ill with grippe, shows improvement. Mrs Emma Donovan returns home from Frederick City Hospital after two months of treatment. Mr Howard Kaetzel, Brunswick letter carrier, moved to Sabillasville State Sanatorium for care as he recovers. Mier Cheegan Pomren, who had appendix surgery in Frederick City Hospital, has come home. Mr Oscar Karn of Brunswick, after armus trouble surgery in Hagerstown, is improving at home. Mrs Fannie Rinkler of Brunswick remains quite ill with little change.
A coastwide maritime strike involving 37,000 sailors was postponed for at least 24 hours following last minute talks between shipping firms and seagoing unions. The Joint Negotiating Committee halted walkouts to pursue new working agreements.
Citizens prepare for coronation ceremonies and a Halloween parade in Thurmont this week. Princesses and pages announced for Friday coronation and Saturday parade with local dignitaries guiding events and community pageant activities.
Mr and Mrs Charles Wo Orrin Lovensville announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Hattle to John J Armeld son of elf and the late Mary Sasin Arnold The ceremony was held October 8 at Yo Pa Alvin Myers pastor of the First Mor nodist Church The bride attended Telrsllsville High School class of 1927 and Shepherd Normal College The groom is a World War veteran with the 79th Infantry They will live in Frederick Pauline Whittington 22 granddaughter of Mr and Mrs John Whittington Hagerstown married Francis Van Posen 28 at the Washington Square ME Church Parsonage Rev Lloyd G Davis presiding
A Lutheran fall workers meeting is announced with details of the service times and speakers. Rev. Paul H. Gleichman of Predbeck will give the evening address, followed by a social and candlelight service. The event is led by Luther Dreamue of Amur and includes officers from Taneytown to Middletown.
Report details debated origins of Wallis Simpson birthplace in Monterey with references to the Simpson family in the early life, including a claim that Monterey Inn was her birthplace and the Warfeld family moves, while noting later marriage to Ernest Simpson and questions about a potential royal match.
Fragmented local item mentions Marys Inn Lewistown Teer Asha Wisner and several readers or townspeople Friday and Saturday with names like Trout Boeits Muefler Hoek Matte dack Sleak Beals Shrimp Oveters Claw lake and Tun je raaminis. Sanitary tish market market tuer and thanks note express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness after a death.
Fragmented ad copy describes an event featuring a Halloween dance night and a sale of vintage frocks and menswear. It highlights clearance values and prices from low to mid range, with emphasis on fashion items and related accessories.
A chaotic page lists a Halloween dance with bands and prizes, promo ads for hair care and cleaning, an auction, a candidate speech for Congress, a hardware and furniture sale, and a bicycle outing. It mentions Capello’s wig shop, Cap is a local store, and community events in the area.
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