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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1934

Page

5

Harman L. Gaver Dies After Lingering Illness at 79

Harman L. Gaver longtime county official and educator died Sunday night at his home 109 East Seventh Street after a lingering illness. He was 79, taught in city and county schools for 27 years and served as deputy county treasurer 1900 04 and clerk to the County Commissioners 1913 18. Survived by widow and two daughters, service Wednesday at 10 30 a.m. at Utica church cemetery burial.

Harman L. Gaver Board of County Commissioners East Seventh Street Gaver Middletown Valley Friendship Lewistown Utica Mills Creagersbeen Maryland Brick and Supply Company Prederck Alexander Ramsbury Mountain City George W Elizabeth Shibbetts Gaver Middletown Evangelical Lutheran Utica Columbia Lodge A. F P A. Masons Enoch Royal’ Arch This City Knights of Pythias Frederick Lovige Order of American Mechanics Rocky Ridge Bareh Hessong Gaver Frank M. Stevens Creagetstown Jennie E. Gaver the Hose M. L. Creager and Son

Death notices from Emmitsburg and Frederick area deaths

Death notices report Raymond A Taylor of 108 East Seventh Street dies after thirteen weeks illness aged 48. Survived by wife Paese Eyler Taylor and five children. funeral at home then Mt Olivet cemetery. Also notes Cochran J Riffle of Emmitsburg died at Motters home age not given. services at 2 pm Wednesday at Sayler home with Rev Bower. interment in Emmitsburg Lutheran cemetery. Irving L Ashbaugh of Boonsboro dies at home after illness. services details omitted. Charles T Cain dies at the An e gamery Counts Moyne Rocksils morning aged 63. funeral from Jack Cain home with cemetery interment. survivors include brothers George William and Jack Cain.

Raymond A. Taylor Raymond Austin Taylor East Seventh Street Agnes Lovell Taylor Thomas F. Taylor Pennsylvania Railroad Calvary Methodist Koscopal Caureen Prthia Natoma Councarse Pocahontas Paese Eyler Laytor Ray E. Frederick James F Washington, D. C Margaret N. Taylor Margaret N. Taylor, At Home; Mrs. Alpert L. Blumenaus; and Mrs. M. Kemp Bentz Frederick Howard G Harry W Baltimore Mt. Olivet Cemetery X. R Etchison Cochran J. Biffle Cochran J. Riffie Emmitsburg James Sayler Motters Geo Margaret Baker Mary Fisher Riffle Edward Smith Near Motters Margaret Riff Feltimore Charles Thurmont Sayler Philip Bower Emmitsburg Lutheran Church Charles Heillspitz Harry Kelly John Bollinger Ray Bollnger Ropert McNair Luter Kusler Irving L. Ashbaugh Irving Lewis Ashbaugh H. Daymorn Ashbaughn Boonsboro George Wiliam Asnoauch South Oak Charis i Asnbaurgh Mra Tuwsiay Ai Oak BL Myers Djoining Ty. Powell and Albaugh Charles T. Cain Anegamery Moyne

Grain Prices At Saturday’s Die Wheat and Corn

Grain prices reported for Saturday show the Die Wheat and Corn markets with both commodities trading sharply. Analysts note price volatility and demand factors affecting bids from farmers and buyers.

County Native Dies on Thurmont Visit

Ernest Luther Sweeney of Catoctin Furnace died suddenly of a heart attack at his sister’s Thurmont home where he was visiting. He had worked twenty years as a machinist in Cumberland for the B and O railroad and leaves a widow Mary Pittsnogle, plus his mother, siblings and no children. Funeral arrangements set for Wednesday in Hagerstown.

Ernest Luther Gwreptr Catoctin Purnace Hagerstown Howard Busgard Thurmont Mr. Sweeney Moon Hi Mother AKAR Cumberland Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Elva William Sweeney Catoctin Furnace Hamerick Mary Pittsnogle Martinsburg W. Va

Ill and recovering residents in Frederick City area

Among the sick Mr. Joseph H Bussard on Fast Church street improves while Magistrate John W Lloyd of Petersville and Frederick City hospital patient shows continued improvement. Frederick W Obenderfer on East Patrick street progresses. Clayton Troxell of Potomac Edison Co returns home after surgery. Alice Virginia Biggs on Madison street had tonsil operation and is recovering at home. Exton, injured months ago by a car front incident, shows improvement and partial speech return. Fred Koogle, rural mail carrier, resumes duties after foot wound from stepping on a spike while chasing a chicken in his yard.

Joseph H. Bussard Fast Church Street John W. Lloyd Petersville Frederick City Hospital Frederick W. Obenderfer East Patrick Street Clayton ‘Troxell Potomac Edison Co Therederick City Hospital Han West Fourth Street Alice Virginia Biggs Madison Sineet 4 Exton Cick Markat Street Fred Koogle Frederick

Frederick Boys Lose in Baltimore Tennis Sweep

The Frederick team suffered losses as Baltimore squads dominated matches Sunday in Cael, with the junior Baltimore group now claiming three titles after beating Frederick and other foes. Notable results include Philip Burkom edging Philip Robert 12-10 in one singles match and strong performances by Baltimore doubles pair Mug Tstogawner and Max Dunis against Webb and Feregoff.

Baltimore Frederick Cael Elttes Philladelphia Wash Yestercory Philip Burkom Philip Robert Co OrMug Tstogawner Max Dunis Buuimore Eres Webb Arthur Feregoff Baiore Vas Trelie

Funeral for Daniel Etrasmure Held at Middledars Church

The funeral for Daniel Edward Etrasmure was held with a 2 PM service at Zionville M. E. Church conducted by Rev F W Culp. Pallbearers included Vernon, Charles, Harvey Dipsecickie, Irvine Hypeekan, Charles Linry and Rey Har Piees. Interment followed at Middledars Cemetery. Funeral directors were Powel and Albaugh.

Daniel Edward Etrasmure Jainsville M. E F W. Culp Vernon Charles Harvey Dipsecickie Irvine Hypean Charles Linry Rey Jesse Frank Grablli Andrew Malone Taylor Snurmer Maurice Claveugh John Leaking Came Cowry Eemnecery Powel Anc Albaugh

Personal notices from Braddock area residents

Mr and Mrs Clarence A Bussard Braddock attend the Worlds Fair in Chicago. Miss Margaret Page Bateman visits Mr and Mrs Charles Byerly East Recondacrees Me and Mrs Byron B Hughes New York City return after spending the weekend with Mrs Hughes mother Mrs Ida Markey. Various locals including Dr A Austin Pearre and Dr A b Pearre plan a motor trip to Toronto Gaspe and Bequensy Canada returning Saturday. Mr and Mrs War North Market street nein Staley observe Sunday and Miss Virginia C visits her relatives after a California and Canadian trip. Charles E Hadam and family left for Chicago to attend the Century of Progress Fair. Thomas J Fickling and daughter Elinor of Columbia SC left Braddock Heights en route home after visiting Ida Markey.

Clarence A. Bussard Braddock Chicago Margaret Page Bateman Charles Byerly East Recondacrees Byron BE. Hughes New York City Pearre Toronto Gasper Bequensy Canada War North Market Street Nein Staley Queny Virginia C J. W. L. Carty South Turned California Charles E. Hadam North Market Street Charles E. Jr Richard Thomas J Fickling Elinor Columbia 5. C Fickling

Elgin Family Picnic Draws Hundred In 8th Reunion

The Elgin clan held its eighth annual reunion at Parmners' Picnic in Petersville with over 100 attendees. Three deaths and three births occurred in the year. Wade Elgin was re elected president with a full slate of officers. A prize went to the oldest member Mrs. Wm. Clark and the youngest Patricia Elgin Pyles. The group planned to meet again the last Sunday in August 1935.

Elgin Petersville Yeat Wade Elgin John Brady Guy Gittings Wm. Clark Patricia Elgin Pyles AQP W. H. Elgin J. B. Elgin Risnard Elgin Anne Francis V. Giorfan Frank Knight Frances Knight James W. Henkel John T. Henkel J. Earl Henkel Mary Henkel Katharine Henkel R- M. Poole Elgin Lee Clark R. B. Boerner Lawrence Boerner J. P. McDonough Corinne Willard George Pierce Charles N. Pierce Edna Kennedy George M. Jani Marlowe L. Kennedy T. Elgin Washington, D. C Eugene Elgin William A. Elgin Gracs Medora Elgin Frances Lee Elgin East Berlin John E. Brady Charles Smith Emma F. Elgin WoDan Ming Mark Jenkins Brunswick Janie O Dual Pleasant Valley A. B. Fisher Point of Roc William 1. Henkel Knoxville Ray Magaha

Family Reunion Held at Degrange Home in Frederick

Frederick area residents gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Degrange in Long Corner near Ridge for a family reunion. Many relatives attended including Mr. and Mrs. John Pete Hull, Mr. and Mrs. Ch W G Byers, Mr. and Mrs. Renner, Mrs. Lester Knogle, Mrs. Roger Homan, Mr. and Mrs. Pred Koogle, Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Gordon, Mrs. Nettle Little, Jessie Fale, Mrs. Charles F. Main, Mrs. Marshall Bain, Wirt Fimar Shenk, Austin Main, Joan Young, Chas Lewis, Mildred Degrange, Lacy Degrange, and others.

Frederick Can Thomas de Krange Long Corner Ridge John Pete Hull W G. Byers Wer Renner Lester Knogle Roger Homan Pred Koogle Nevin Gordon Nettle Little Jessie Fale Charles F. Main Marshall Bain Marlap Mfain Wirt Fimar Shenk Austin Main Joan Young Chas . Lewis Manix William Nonouse Thames Degrange Mildred Degrange Lacy Degrange Edward Keps Jer Ralph Hull Helen Hull Wilde Hofman Nevin Kinman Howard Degrange Jr Lester Koogie Richard Koogie

Weddings in Frederick Area Highlight Several Couples

Miss Reylah Pratt wed a local lovelock in a Presbyterian ceremony led by Reverend De. Charles E. Wehler. Mary Ellen Slaybaugh and R. Jones wed in Mock-Tune. Catherine L. King and Richard Hunt sealed vows in Damascus. Frederick Williams and Myrtin Beyer wed in Washington. Gientia M Smith and Charlies Zimmerman married in Frederick. Also notes on cut flowers and Eagles versus Alaska salmon fishery tensions.

Richardson —Pratt Reylah Pratt Charles E. Wehler Jon. Bettis Atere Re‘herdson Frederick Pholadesptus Balaumoe Zimmerman—Smith Gientia M. Smith Jefferson Charlies EB. Zimmerman Evangelical Lutheran Church Amos J. Traver

Editorial on Maryland politics and Governor Ritchie

The New York Times notes Governor Ritchie’s political strength despite opposition within Maryland Democrats led by Senator 8. The piece argues party leaders and county factions remain wary of his bid for a fifth term, though public opinion and local leaders could sustain him toward Annapolis. September 13 is mentioned as a key date for county comities. George D. Smith reports.

New York Times The Rock of Maryland Ricc Maryland United States Senate Mevicin Annapolis Senate Ritchie

Mews or Ladies Wall Seles and Local Notices

Fragmented OCR notes list items including bus trip details from Mountain City to Avon City with September dates, business sales agreements for Frederick Radio Service and related entities, a violin and pianoforte instruction class by Raymond R. Zimmerman, a fruit auction near Frederick, and community meetings for the Frederick Woman’s Club with speaker Frank Williar.

Legions Home Sale and Auction Notices Prompt Fall Events

Public notices advertise a lionization of sales and auctions including a jewelry watch repair shop and engraving, a fall market opening, a former umpire and player in local leagues, and a cattle sale at Atlee Haines near the fair grounds. Details cover dates, locations, and guarantee notes for livestock and wares.

Brancs Topmdar Ro Brooks Lasque Atlee Haines Fair Grounds

In Memoriam Angell Harriet Angell Memoriam

In loving memory of Harriet Angell who passed away months ago on June 2 104 at age 39 in her home She is sadly missed by her husband Charles Angell and family.

Aite Charles Angell

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