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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1936
Page
5
A heart attack proved fatal to Lyniroad Stephens as officials reported the incident occurred at a location in the city. Authorities noted medical responders arrived but could not revive him. Further details on the circumstances and potential witnesses were not immediately available.
Obituary notices list Mrs. Nettle Youns Woostfield widow of John Th Woouteid, age 76, died at home after long illness. Survivors include daughters Mrs. Mes Ro King of Westneld and Mrs. C A Watkins, son J Alzie Wo Baltimore, with funeral services at Damascus and Oscar Grove Cemetery conducted by Rev Brubais and Steymond Hunter Brown. J Uv Beall Inc. funeral directors. Mrs. Hueyann M. Stull dies at 92 at daughter's home Adella Keyer in Lewistown district. Survived by sons Bupene A. Stull Berkeley Springs, W J Mos Keyser, Lewis town, William V. Still, Hansanviles, Clarence D L, Daniel H Stull, Leslie V Stull. one stepson, thirty-eight grandchildren, seventy-seven great grandchildren. Service at her late home then Reform church Chartesville, with interment in cemetery. M L Creager and Son, Thure mont, funeral directors.
The funeral for Willam Mf. will be held Sunday at 12 o clock from his late residence 320 Maple Avenue Brunswick. Interment in St Pauls Cemetery near Point of Rocks. M. ft. Etchison and Son funeral directors.
Mrs Katherine Gerould of Princeton will speak at Hood College on Saturday November 21 at 2 pm on Trends in a Modern American Print. A Radcliffe graduate and noted magazine writer, she is recognized for best story prize in Century College contest and later works like The Night That News Was.
The Moneriyinh of the Bvanch teal Reformed plans to resume its meetings for the fall and winter season. The first session is set for Thursday evening, November, with speaker Reverend Malcolm Taylor presiding.
Fragmented OCR describes multiple wedding notices and church services. Names appear for Preston Wilki, Cate Watford, and local clergy as couples wed or plan ceremonies at Episcopal and Methodist churches. Proceedings hint at community events, with dates and parish details partially legible.
A State official warned that funds for aged assistance will be exhausted by January unless the legislature replenishes them. J Milton Patterson, secretary of the Board of State Aid and Charities, cited rising pension rolls with 11.5 percent of seniors and 13 percent projected for December in the city count, and about 10,060 applications pending statewide.
A neighborhood social scene centers on Upper Terrace with Mrs Rey El Delaplaine hosting a Took eyview Club meeting on Wednesday. Mrs Richy Coambrittee previews Drums Alomy de Mona while Mr Martin rStorm and family attend. Sixteen Rock Club boys join a Halloseten gathering near the homes of Wodert Lee and Bernard sons of the Termer family.
Seventy five members of the Women’s Missionary Society of the Maryland Crisis of Evangelical and Reform Church gathered at Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church for a full day educational institute. The program featured devotional services, a China Japan Mesopotamia tour, and an open forum chaired by Ruth Hemmiller, with luncheon and a closing consecration led by Mrs Myrtle Wes.
Landon wins a college mock election by a clear majority at Home College. The vote totals show Landon 138, Norman Thomas 18, with 4 votes for a third candidate. Maryland students favored London over Roretett, and nearby students split 22 Republican, 19 Democratic, and 1 Miner.
In Frederick City Monoral patients recover after operations for appendicitis. William Williams and others undergo procedures at Frederick City Hospital with steady improvement. The Tarkey Church features ornate decorations and will reopen Friday evening with a service conducted by Rev. C erdiman and Rev. A Ow, inviting attendees from local congregations.
A collage of historical notes lists notable births and events tied to today. Names such as Atherton, Calvin Goddard, and other figures appear with brief biographical hints, alongside a traditional morascope outlook predicting fortunes and notable past occurrences for the date.
Local notices advertise multiple Halloween events. The Castle Masked Dance at 6130 Sharp offers prizes with 10 cent admission and music by Happy Valley Ramblers. Other venues host Saturday and Friday dances with live acts, novelty items, and a cover charge. Local businesses promote costumes and farm goods alongside tinsel for the holiday.
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