New Cape Cod and Roman Empire themed titles at Artz Library
New titles arrive today at the C. Burrie Library including Joseph C. Lincoln's The 4 Hell and Co. a Cape Cod tale of land feud and humor. Also available are The Moon is Fenine by Clemence Dane a romance set among society and tragedy, Rome by W Ward Fowler a Roman history overview, and a children’s mix featuring Wagons Westward Swords and Statues Good Wind and Good Water Jerry of Seven Mile Creek plus a Numerical Telephone Directory of Buckeye towns and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell and Co
C. Burrie
Joseph C. Lincoln
Cape Cod
A Hall and Co
Clemence Dane
Henry Cope
Young
Meh
Molly Jessel
Brighton
Lady Lade
Cope
Lady Jessel
Rome
W. Warde Fowler
ALA
Lfe
Roman Empire
Carthage
Hannibal
Augustus
Empire
Antoines
Frederick
Buckeystown
Braddock Heights
Middletown
Myersville
Walkersville
Lbrary
Co. K. Hughes
Santa Fe
Armstrong Sperry
Clarence Stratton
Carlo Brunelli
Florence
Nancy Sabot Osborne
Alice Cushing Gardiner
Nantucket Island
Canton
China
Jerry
Seven Mile Creek
Elmer E. Ferris
Tin Pan Band
Births and church notes from Bolivar and nearby areas
Mr and Mrs Harry Staubs of Bolivar announce the birth of a son at their home. Mrs Long Hall of Washington visits at Mr and Mrs J W Ramsdill's home. Mrs Daisy Rood and Mr and Mrs Herry Malicoat of Washington visit Belle Haeffer. Genevieve Bonvini accompanies them home after summer with the Haeffer family. The unified services at the Methodist Episcopal church end. Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching at 11. communion on Sept 18 with Rev Chester B Smith. Public invited to all M E church services. The Parcel Post sale by the Woman's Club proves successful, raising a neat sum. Mrs Maynard M Stallings hospitalized in Schnauffer Hospital Brunswick for observation and treatment. Mrs Rose Way of Havre de Grace visits the Webb family on Camp Hill. she returns home with them. Mr Daniel Dudrow of Martinsburg spending his vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar
Harpers Ferry
Harry Staubs
Long Hall
Washington
J. W. Ramsdill
Daisy Rood
Herry Malicoat
Belle Haeffer
Genevieve Bonvini
Haeffer
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chester B. Smith
Woman's Club
Maynard M. Stallings
Schnauffer Hospital
Brunswick
Rose Way
Havre de Grace
A.webb
Camp Hill
Daniel Dudrow
Martinsburg
Miss America Months Remain Uncertain in Obituary Note
The notice references Is Somebody Paying Miss America months and lists survivors, funeral details, and relatives. It mentions widow formerly a Miss Cooper of Harpers Ferry, three sons and a daughter, and interment in the Lutheran cemetery in Bolivar. The piece then shifts to a series of social notes about visits, travels, injuries, and local events in Bolivar and nearby towns, including Berryville, Harpers Ferry, and Union Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Nanne Littleton
Maron
Washington
Arthur Littleton
Bette Haeffer
Oliver Haeffer
Jessie
Edwards
Washington, DC
Hugs Lo Kirby
Jor Aldridge
New York City
Gertrude Crawford
Asys Green
New York
Local residents visit homes across region and beyond
The report lists numerous weekend visitors and travels including Eliza Shipe from Washing ton visiting Joseph Shipe and family on Camp Hull, Ardell Rogers from Martinsburg with Paul Bartles family, Dorothy McConnell and two children at Berryville, and extended stays by G. E. Webb household members. It notes Charles Chine returning from two months with his father in Louisiana and a group travel by Donald Eackles and others touring Atlantic seaboard, Gulf, and Midwest states for two weeks. It also records the death of William Frederick Cole in Sandy Hook aged 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Dudrow
Eliza Shipe
Washington
Joseph Shipe
Camp Hull
Ardell Rogers
Martinsburg
Paul Bartles
Dorothy McConnell
Berryville
Ella Strider
Donald Eackles
Phil DeLawder
Harry Graves
Walter Dudrow
Atlantic Seaboard States
Gulf States
Midwestern States
William Frederick Cole
Sandy Hook
Mary Reese Returns to School Principal Duties
Union Bridge notes Mary R. Reese recovering from a major operation and set to resume her role as elementary principal at Elmer Wolfe School. Also updates on Miss Jean Schenk returning to Baltimore after a year with relatives, Miss Ida May Alexander visiting Gettysburg relatives, Lorraine Hooker under hospital observation in Frederick, James Billmyer’s return from New York City, and Nannie Fowble enlarging her Broadway home.
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Union Bridge
Sept
Mary R. Reese
Elmer Wolfe
Jean Schenk
Baltimore
Harry Spurrier
Ida May Alexander
Gettysburg
Minnie Hooker
Lorraine Hooker
Frederick City Hospital
James Billmyer
New York City
Claude Billmyer
Nannie Fowble
Broadway
Local social notes from Loevettsville and Washington
Mrs Woodyard and her son Bobby of Washington visit Mr and Miss Philip Berry in Loevettsville. Rev K B Shoffner returns to St James Reformed church after NC stay. Sirs P H Grey and daughter visit Mr and Mrs Jack Potterfield. Mrs Inez Souder and Mr Hay of Washington spend weekend at Paxson farm. Gale Jackson Bas returns home from Washington after three weeks with Mr and Mrs R L Potterfield. Betty Wire visits relatives in Washington. Students head to Blacksburg: Donald Womeldorph Raymond Womeldorph John William Everhart Stanley Ahalt. Mr Charles Snyder and nephew from Akron spend Labor Day with Mr and Mrs Guy Grove. Mrs W B Williams of Washington dines with Miss Jessie Yakey. Mr and Mrs Kneistey of Clarendon and Mr and Mrs Thomas Howe of St Petersburg visit Roy George area for weekend. Mr and Mrs Paul Tobler and …
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levettsville
Woodyard
Bobby
Washington
Philip Berry
K. B. Shoffner
St James Reformed Church
North Carolina
P. H. Grey
Differes
Jack Potterfield
Inez Souder
Mr. Hay
Paxson Farm
Gale Jackson Bas
R. L. Potterfield
Betty Wire
Blacksburg
Donald Womeldorph
Raymond Womeldorph
John William Everhart
Stanley Ahalt
Smr
Charles Snyder
Akron
Guy Grove
W. B. Williams
Bernard
Jessie Yakey
Kneistey
Clarendon
Thomas Howe2
St Petersburg
Alma Burkins
George
Roy George
Braddock Heights
Paul Tobler
Lovensville Alumni Stage Play in Richmond Attendance
Mrs. A B Householder traveled to Richmond last Friday for a Lovensville High School Alumni Association performance. On Wednesday evening the group presented the play Run Cindy Cleans Up in a spacious auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A B. Householder
Richmond
Cindy
Lovensville High School
pSe
Suit Marked Settled In Local Court
Warren F Sterling receiver of Centre Tres Company sues F Sterling Grumbise and Sara Grumbine. Case marked settled. Nature of suit not indicated. Entered by Joan S and Newman and Parsons Newman, attorneys for receiver. Saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren F Sterling
Centre Tres
E2gainst F. Sterling Grumbise
Sara S. Grumbine
Joan S&s. Newman
Parsons Newman
Ceiver
Transfer of On Sale Beer License Notice in Frederick County
Application by Charles R ay for the transfer of a Class B on sale beer license to sell beer at Monias Bella Lunch near Knowvs Harper Ferry Road Frederick County Maryland property of Charles T Meyer and Ada P Meyer the license to be on sale for consumption on premises or elsewhere on file under Chapter 2 Special Session 1933. Exceptions to issuance must be filed within one week of publication otherwise license will be issued. Hearing date to be announced at the Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nnder
Charles
Ray
Monias Bella Lunch
Knowvs Harper Ferry Road
Frederick County
Maryland
Charles T. Meyer
Ada P. Meyer
Acts of the General Assembly of Maryland
Office of License Commissioner
Court House
Valuable Farm Near Manor Woods in Frederick County
Public sale of a farm adjoining Manor Woods near Buckeystown Frederick County Maryland on Saturday September 10 1938 at 11 am by trustee under a Court of Equity decree in case Wo 13 754 Arunah L Fitzsimmons et al vs Carrie C Holtz et al. The property is Lot 8 Grand Division Carrollton Manor comprising about 253 8/9 acres with mansion tenant house barn and outbuildings. Terms: 1/2 cash on sale day or ratification. balance in six months with notes and security. $1500 deposit required. costs of conveyancing borne by purchaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manor Woods
Frederick County
Maryland
James Fitzsimmons
James Gibbons
Baltimore
Carrollton Manor
Frederck County
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Artz Library
Orphans’ Court
Geo. L. Doub
George Kemp
Elmer Kemp
Hedgesville
Douglas Thompson
Hillsboro
G. E. Webb
N.C. Fuss
N. J
Clara Selby
Hagerstown
Joseph Marrone
J. C. Whitmore
iKeymar
Elmer Nusbaum
Russell Gray
Miami
Fla
Kearl Buckey
Otis Devilbiss
York
Mt. Tabors Park
Rocky Ridge
John Barnes
Barnes
Preston Rinehart
Irene Hawn
Clear Ridge
Ethel Hawn
George Cromer
Westminster
Marsh
Salisbury
James Beherns
Minnie Cromer
Cromer
Ocean City
Mary Jane Nusbaum
Jeanette Bradburn
Lonaconing
C. L. Hess
Lewis Bradburn
Dixie
Atlantic City
J. L. Euckles
Russell Bird
Larry
Glen Echo Park
Lewis Henley
Lawrence McLean
Stella Walker
Ceci Webb
Helen Mills
Charles Potts
Neersville
Lester Webb
Viola Webb
Palm Beach
Quaker City
North Market Street
Pinkney
A.richardson
Woodsboro District
Wee
Lone Ranger
Marty
The
New Comic Weekly
Baltimore American
Loevettsville
Sherman P. Bowers
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Melvin M. Engle’s
Seiberlings
Melvin M. Engle
General Auto
John S. Renn, Sr
Democratic
G. ED. Myers
Edward J. Smith
Truster
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