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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1936
Page
5
Obituary notes detail John Al Brown Hroan at 130 oldick in Mas and Jeremiah Mass, with several relatives named, including Mary and Otho Footier. The piece lists funeral arrangements, local honors, birthdays, and community members connected to the Mass area, highlighting Hroan's long life and ties to the region.
The funeral of Isha Po Bates, a retired salesman, who died at his home in Damascus, was held Wednesday at 2 oclock pm conducted by Rev Ray Tiosh of the corn church. Pallbearers Sterling Day, Koby Miles, Genoa Tine, Matt Seety and Herbert Hyatt attended. Interment at Da ands cemetery. Jo BL Beaultor, funeral directors.
AMONG THE SICK Willam Leatherman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Leatherman, Tharment, has been ill since December and has gone to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore for the diagnostic clinic. Mrs. Ernest Gelfenstein, undergoing treatment at the Milner Eye Institute, where she also had a recent operation, is improving and expects to return to her son Clarke Plate Saturday afternoon.
The Past Noble Grands Association held its annual banquet at the Hayes House Braddock Heights with twenty two members. Afterward the regular meeting featured a roll call and noted a Famous Man and What was dec. The next gathering is planned at Ruth Morgan's home on North Market Street in October.
Baltimore September AP State Tax Commission plans annual road billboard cleanup starting October the drive targets signs lacking tax payment while the program runs across seven road districts union officials say no wage details released . Police report disorderly conduct hearings scheduled in Police Court with Jack Sitwell and Charles Blaser jailed on theft charges Frank Dorsey reports.
Tokyo introduces new schools and training for workers in modern panialone industry as part of a push to explain and adapt to new technology. The piece notes army expansion and wartime production as drivers, with references to labor demands and factory duties amid rapid change.
Port Lauderdale residents Mr and Mrs GC C Ausherman announce the engagement of their foster daughter Jeannette Ausherman to Wilbur L Kroetz of Toledo Ohio. The ceremony occurred at Pikesville Tennessee near the Ausherman summer home on August 27 conducted by Rev Jones. Dr Nelson A Hitchcock a Taneytown veterinarian and Miss Machala A Bachman of Littlestown Pa wed at the Lutheran parsonage Myersville on Tuesday afternoon. The couple will reside in Taneytown.
Announcements record weddings and anniversaries including Virginia Ott and Allen Sanders of Taneytown. Will Sanders return to New Windsor High School. Mrs Alue Richardson selling her farm to Mr Piwders of Baltimore. Ruraryl Perry’s birthday party in Baltimore. Paul E Tuckey and Beatrice Bixler observe 25th wedding anniversary. Calvid Fox 90, grandfather birthday party. Miss Gertrude Jamison to teach at Charles Carroll Schools. Rate wip and Blue Tadae Clrgs noted amid local society items.
Six new Hood faculty members join the College of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill era staff. Names include Masami, TaYatoal Society, and Hattie May Yas, bringing expertise in history, science, and physical education.
A huge audience filled the Salvation Army tent on East Sixth Street Thursday evening with many standing outside. John Lutz of Recky Springs spoke about his conversion and early Army support in Frederick over 50 years ago. Adjutant Bernard C. Morris planned to address liquor, motion pictures, walkathons and dance halls tonight. No service Saturday. open air at Market Street Church at 7:90. Visitors from Baltimore are expected. A week remains with 50 extra chairs to be added and 20 conversions recorded.
Mt Airy Volunteer Fire Department paid 2500 of its mortgage at the latest monthly meeting. Treasurer Tecelpis said 1500 came from carnival profits, cutting debt to 3000. Guests included Hubert P. Burdette and WAWOO, with wives, at a Sykesville banquet marking the debt’s clearance.
Fragmented notice lists a for sale and event schedule with music by Betty Maier and Joly Four, featuring a Little German Ward band, roasted peanuts, seafood options, and bargain items. References include a 1922 Ford coupe and various prices, with unclear contact details and garbled text.
A garbled OCR page notes varied market listings and public notices. It mentions produce like peppers apples and potatoes, farm sales, and local business ads. Also referenced are a money saving dance event and multiple rental and sale notices with scattered prices and addresses.
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