Deaths of Zimmerman family in wellsville area
Obituary notice for Marshall Le Zimmermann and family from Wellsville area. The late Edward and factory worker Jacob Zimmerman are named. Marshall Le Zimmerman, aged 70s, long farmer, Zion Reformed Church member and former superintendent of the Sunday School, leaves sons Ralph Austin Ross and William, daughters Mrs Russell, Miss Ethel, Mrs Thomas, and siblings. Funeral from family home Sunday at 1 30 PM with services at Zion Reformed Church at 2 PM conducted by Mr Echison.
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Manhall le Zimmerm
Marstak Lee Zimmerman
Near
Wote
Welleaines
Soiwinateld
Edward J
Wachier Zimmerman
Zion Reformed Church
Indar Schoch
Risa
Fe. Zimmerman
Ralph L. Zimmerman
Atimore
Austin E. Zimmerman
Russell
E:chison
Funeral of Mrs Beoma Virginia Beoma at Adamstown
The funeral of Mrs Beoma Virginia Beoma, widow of the late Calvin Remaberg, was held at her home in Adamstown on Thursday at 1 o clock. Service conducted by W Harvey S Shue. Pallbearers Levi Walker, Edward Smith, Edwin R Plummer, Richard J Inut, William H Renn, John Thoras. Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. Funeral directors Af R Etchison and Son.
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Beoma Virginia
Smsbery
Calvin Remaberg
Adamstown
Harvey S. Shue
Levi
Walker
Edward Smith
Edwin R. Plummer
Richard J. Inut
William H. Renn
John Thoras
Mt. Olivetemetery
Af R. Etchison
Soa
Uneral
Sickness and Injuries Reported in Frederick Area
Several residents face medical issues after incidents this week. Henry Layman of North Bents Street was taken to Frederick City Hospital for treatment. Paul Bittinger, 10, Harmony Grove, was treated for a lung injury after a wagon coupling accident and improved. George H. Zimmerman, 82, on Rockwell Terrace, remains in critical condition after a heart attack. Dorothy Burk, 9, near Lewistown, injured when struck by a car, has regained consciousness after an operation and shows improvement.
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Henry Layman
North Bents Street
Frederick City
Paul Bittinger
Harmony Grove
Norning
Therederick City Hospital
George H. Zimmerman
Monsy
Rockwell Terrace
Dorothy Burtle
Market Prices Eat
Market prices for live stock and produce are listed with weights and price ranges. The garbled catalog references cattle sows and various carcass cuts, including hogs and beef, with estimated weights and values.
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Cacr
Fashion plaque development note missing essential details
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a fashion plaque and a development reference with unclear codes B53255 F WAR and pert cow of 5. No discernible events, people, or locations are readable to form a proper summary.
Ladiesburg Lately replace Somerset neighbors notes
Local notes recount various residents and visitors around Ladiesburg. Names include Salie Myers, Arthur Lampert, Mame Barber, Wettam PheGay, Ira Kolb, Milton Working family, Jonas Grim, Jane Eyter, Bernard Schroessinger, Thelma Wagmer, Jerr y, Del, Avis Berry, Fror ence Rox Willam ey, Catherine Dily, Mary Scrott, Elmer Birely, Lute Mart, Grace Mumford, Daniel Fogl, William Warner, J. M. Jones, Mead é, Woodrow Baumgardner, Mary Grabas, John Hope, Catherine Dily and Mary Stroll, plus others in social visits and weekend plans.
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Tae Stokaaerokee
Annan
Salie Myers
Arthur Lampert
Windsor
Mame Barner
Baltimore
Wettam Phe
Sundar
Samuel Warner
Charlie Lippy
Sanenessie Fogi
Tane
Ira Kolb
Washington
Milton
York
Pleasant Hill School Horse
Jonas Grim
Jane Eyter
Bernard Schroessinger
Dorothy
Jona Wagmer
Daught Thelma and
Sor Jerry
William Warner
C. E. Swaup
3. M. Jones
C. Meadé
Florida
Woodrow Baumgardner
William Barnes
Mount Airy
Mary Grabas
Herman Grim
John Hope
Marcella Staup
Charles Delphy
Charles
Avis Stroll
Catherine Dily
Mary Stroll
Willam
Mrs. Green
Lewistown
Blanche Starner
Dinner guests alined across Taneytown and Union Bridge homes
Sept 4 residents hosted gatherings at multiple farms near Bethel church and town. Attendees included families from Taneytown, Littletown, and Hanover with names such as Sauble Angell Cutems Cat sail Wo wear Shriver Saubie Wright and Shorb extensions. Guests lingered into evenings sharing meals and company.
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Taneytown
Earl Ecker
Bethel Church
Joan H. Sauble
Mary Angell
Harry Cutems
Mary Ellen
Liord and
Leonard
Harry Catsail
Mary Elles
Oscar Wo Wear
Birnie Shriver
Littletown
Emma Saubie
Raymond Wright
Harmison Saubie
Union Bridge
Eimer Krist
Elmer Shorb
Charles Bidhanger
Prad
Jacob Nui
Hanover
Public calm as state works at bank continued
A fragmented OCR summary notes Deputy comments on bank operations and public calm amid ongoing state work. It mentions payrolls, deposits, and a pledge by a present official to support a solution, reflecting emergency conditions and normalcy concerns.
Local Social Notes From Sykesville and Nearby
Mr and Mrs John Willems hosted guests including Mrs Humbert and family and Misses Estelle Williams and Roxanna Steele visiting from Baltimore and Detroit. Several residents, including Miss Betty Selby and Mrs Rebecca Williams, shared weekends in nearby towns. baptisms were performed at St Barnabas P E church for John W Ourèle’s infant and John William, with Rev. David C. Watson and Rev. Wenon Hunter officiating.
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Sykesville
Sepc
Nes John Willems
Asther
Humbert
Mics
Steta Koontz
Betty Jane
Detroit
Mien
Rebecca Wilams
Mildred and
Kes
Harry Nacgard
Fora City
Jows
Adam Koontz
Middleburgh
Scene
Roxanna Steele
Baltimore
John Williams
Charles Williams
Ison
Charles
Estelle’ Wiliams
Rebecca Williams
Mildred
Lois Williams
Harry Noresrd
Iowa City
Horsbert
Stella Koontz
Betty ‘Jane Koontz
Mich
Gettysburg
William Shipley
Margaret
Mary Agnes
Washington
Suess
Aire
Latham
Betty Selby
Gertrantown
Arthur C. Brown
Rannis
Bath
James R. Weer
Leonard Vannerson
Wilmington
Del
Ene
Marion Harris
Henry Mite
David C. Watson
Join W. Ouréle
Wenon Hunter
St. Barzalas P. E.ichurch
John William
Local notices from Middleburg and surrounding towns
A column of social snippets lists visits and travels across Middleburg, Middletown, Washington, Get yeburg, Hagerstown, Uniontown, Baltimore, and Bridgeton. Names include Wilfred Smith, Arville Grosenickl, Clyde Wiihide, Mrs E L Eyler, Fred Crouse, Charles Crowe, Mrs Charles Sherman, Mrs Allan Richmond, Dorothy Dixon, Jacob Sate, Thomas Taylor, William Warne, Oscar Geffrs, William Palmer, Madge King, and Kevin Bowman. Also noted is a travel reference to the Sahara and Gobi deserts with a mention of camels and dates.
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Middleburg
Wilfred Smith
Middletown
Donsid
Arville Grosenickl
Clyde Wiihide
Washington
Pahiladelphia Athletics
E. L. Eyier
Fred Crouse
Charles Crowe
Get‘yeburg
Charles Sherman
Allan Richmond
Bridgeton
N. J
Dorothy Dixon
Frederick
Airs
Jacob
Messier
Ee Union
Wiliam Ecker
Uniontown
Aubres Taster
Baltimore
Amfid- TE
Kevina Bowman
Brici
Lovettsville Social Notes Show Local Visits
Lovettsville residents report visits with Mrs Johnson and Caesar while M. Frye has left. Monday at Hospital, Harry Pree and others attended a gathering with Mr and Mrs Ricmond Pree. A Reformed Sunday School picnic occurred on the church lawn Thursday. HLF Toddier and family are vacationing. Green of Luckstts visiting Mr and Mrs E B Painter. Mrs Arthur Hawes and son from Washington DC are visiting Mr and Mrs R H Peye. Mr and Mrs Levin Brown and Mrs Alice Stone spent Sunday in Jefferson.
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Neon
Johnson
Cesar
M. Frye
Tor
Harry Pree
Ricmond Pree
Reformed
Stnday School
Hlf
E. B
Arthur Hawes
Washington, D. C
R. H. Peye
Levin Brown
Alice Stone
Jefferson, Std
Summer cards from Europe stir friendly envy
In a reflective note, Lufburrow envies friends traveling to Europe as summer cards arrive from distant shores. He hints at his own wish for a weeklong overseas trip, appreciating the journeys others take while admitting his own travel remains unrealized.
Local notices mention dances suppers and antique sale
A fragment outlines a supper fundraiser on Washington Mead near Pr ed erux for Araby child health with a Big Dance at Purnace Ford on September 5. Square and round dances with Paul Jones are advertised. An antique sale of Lime china glass and furniture is set for Tuesday September 8 in Noor s Town, W Va. Preston Engle.
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Stauffers Lawn
Washington Mead
Prederux
Paul Jones
Purnace Ford
Noors Town
W. Va
Preston Engle
Fragmented historical note on local peach trade and figures
A damaged OCR fragment references Shem Kresited and Lee Wan in a 28 evening event about apples and pears with unclear figures. It mentions a sale or deal and a possible local market context. Names and specifics are uncertain due to the garbled text.
Peaches and Hors Tot Siew Deal Noted
An uncertain fragment mentions Praries and Eivertas with references to a Kopin and a sgt wane day. No clear event or outcome is readable. Names and places are garbled. the readable bits suggest a local notice or brief with insufficient details to date or identify.
Public Sale Notice and Local Real Estate Listing
A jumble of notices shows a public sale of household goods including a dining room set, brass bed, and other items. another listing advertises real estate: a 1.5 acre Mt. Pleasant Maryland parcel with a seven room house, well and cistern, to be sold at auction on a defined Saturday. Additional items include farm bureau notices, barber shop relocation, and local business ads.
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Frederick
Midrland
Sera Iber
Warman
Te Ibes D
Mt. Piexsant
Matxland
Bank Parn
Sree
Rave
Bargstos
Farsay Anyard
Public sale valtable real estate in Frederick City
Public sale notice for real estate in Frederick City with references to property lists, contact details, and miscellaneous items including a beauty shoppe and sewing related merchandise. Contains scattered names and addresses, but text is fragmented and partially illegible.
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Frederick City
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MONG
Ows
Ccommon
Alves
Hinds
Aan
Ladiesburg
Jam
Craciel Man
Sahara Desert
New Windsor
Lovettsville
Europe
Forite
N. A. Lufburrow
Shem Kresited
Lee Wan
Kopin
Citizens’ National Bank
Ivizens” National Bank
Faerie, Maryland
Joun D. Bakes, Charman
Haake J. Bakes
Prosteqt
John Ht
Babe
Josreu McDivtt, View Pregtent
William G. Zoimerman
Cankter
SaMvec G. Ouvate
Cackter
Travens
TmoMas, Assstant Coekter
Charles Weidexhoft
Ighn M
Poland
Guy Pout
Suci
Farm Bureau
The
Blue Ridge Transportation Co
Timonium Fair
Timonium
T. 5
Anderson
Sec
Board OF Tgning Appeals
Board of Bold
Vth
Camden J Ramsburg
Board OF Zontng
Bobby
N. Market Street
Hershbergers
Elle
Hazel el Latta
H. ON. Spear
S. Marceding
Skim Mil
Excelsior Sanitary Dairy
East Mth Street
I. W. Albaugh
Orpnane’ Court
Prevertck County
Maryland
Cora A. Beachley
Fredericx County
Merylant
Clarence A. Hemf, Chas. E. Femp
Eve
Court of Coucis
IB Macghaod
Edgar A. Smith
Tate
Frederick County
Aghinal Hs
Joserx LD
Bakra
Tuomas
P. Luther Rice
Sunset View Panu
Prederice County
Sheridan A. Fogie
J, WM. Ebert
College Parkway
Rosenour Bucdng
Peedactor
Alban M. Wood
Georgia Belle
Elbetta and Hale
J. Hooker Lewis
Thurmont
Bent Foantalm
Peoples Service Drug Stores
Industrial Finance CO
West Pa
Phoot OX Fibre Brush CO
Mount Olivet
Firestone
Por Informataa ‘Po
Francis Scott Key Garage
West Pawnck St
Luther Rice
E. Third
Cruci
Pacranesi Waves
Fe Thomas P. ¢ Brion
Grayson H. Meec
Grayson H. Mincer
State Road
Serge
Grayson H. Mercer
the People's Finance CO
the Peoples Finance CO
Daser
John W. Holter
R. B. Murdoch
Potts & Griffin
Noar E. Cramf
J. A. Richher
Bsed Eac
Seanmstress
East Second Street
Max
Ama
Dunn
Fredertex
General Sinn
Tivoli Theater
News-Post Office
Bor
Market Street
Patrick
Dal Ave
Tiny
East Fourth Stree
Ezra Mouck, Jr
Eader
East Second St
Benn
East Third Street
West Patrick
Telensnone
Fife
Madson S. Rubeck
W. Patrick St
Stree
Dill Avenue
Trail Avenue
West Souts
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