Deaths Mrs Katherine Ridgely at Alpha residence
Mrs Katherine Roberts Ridgely died Sunday at the residence of Forrest F Peddicord near Alpha after paralysis. Age beyond years. She is survived by two daughters Mrs Clarke Gaither and Mrs Wrest Peddicord of Alpha, three sons Edward Ridgely Jr James and Ernest Ridgely of Ellicott City, two brothers W W Burns and A Burne of Woodfield Montgomery County. Services Wednesday at 2 pm from the Peddicord home. Interment in St John s Cemetery Ellicott City. Damascus funeral director J Mall Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine KR. Ridgely
Katherine Roberts Ridgely
Diward Ridgely
Sun
Mytes
Forrest F
Ellicot
W. W. Gurns
A. Burne
Woodfield
Montgomery Amney
Ponera
Peddicord
Br. Eohn's
Ellicott City
J. Mall Inc
Damascus
Funeral Direct
Multiple Funerals Held for Local Residents Across Week
Funeral services were held for J Frank Compher at his Ballenger Creek Pike home with Rev L J Moore officiating. Interment followed at Mt Olivet near Lovensville Virginia. Other services included John W Himes at Zion Lutheran with Rev George H Seiler and Rev H C Erdman in charge, and Mrs Fannie Montoarc wife of Louis Montonato from 616 Middlekey. Interments at Union Cemetery and St Johns Catholic Cemetery followed services led by M R Etchison Son, with pallbearers named for each case. Additional funeral honors were given for Mrs Victoria de la Beendiere Stubbs at St Johns with mass by Rev Fr J Donlon. Interment at St Johns Cemetery. Mrs Mary E Overs colored died at home and services conducted by Rev George T Wl and Rev Mr Brown at Hope Hill Church with interment at Mone Hill. George W Peters directed interments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank
John &. H. Himes
Fannie Montoarc
Louis Montonato
Ace
Middle Ey
G.lis Willams
Claree May
Jess Wiles
Alphonso Margi 0 Jr
Herman Young
Intermentorian Union Cemetery
M. R. Etchison
Viclaire de la Beendiere Stubbs
Col. John , Stubbs
St. John's Atholic Church
J. Donlon
St. John's Vanetery
Harry E. Curry
Mary E. Overs
Olored
Hope Hill Church
Srvices
George T. Wl
Mr. Brown
John KR. Lee
William Lee
Umes M. Lee
Charles Lee
Ervin Holind
Casson Howard
Mone Hill
George W. Peters
Inere
Mesdames
Walter Bayers
James O. Ridgely
George Banks
John T. Ridgely
McAlester
Snow Hill
Frank Brown
Bernice Iglehart
Baltimore
Mike Margaret A. Cauthorn
Amelia Fisher
Hanover
James Reeve
Ellicott City
T. Cauthorn
Margaret Cauthorn
D. W. Cauthorn
David
Tyatsen
Abram Watson
Robert W. Carter
Washington
4. Forthman
Forthman
Pickett
Branton
Samuel Jenness
DeVries
Hering
Charles Baile
Caroline Jaeger
Mariettaville
Henry Jaeger
James Daley
Robert Harris
Little Rock
Ark
Bert Siegl
Watson
Norris Moore
Grant
Frank Arrington
Mary Hasselugh
Henryton
Frank Warner
Lisbon
Howard County
Gertrude Gartied Hage
Elliott City
Mae
Joshua Baxley
Lna Winter
John Norfolk Morns
Moss Corinne Morns
Rehobeh Beach
Sick man Eyler in critical condition at Wispre Avenue
The subject identified as Eyler is reported seriously ill at a local hospital on Wispre Avenue. He has suffered a heart attack and has been in failing health for some time, with ongoing concerns about his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dtr
Bimon
Eyler
Ib Dome
Wispre Avenue
Waliclyffe
Balloting in County Sees Vote Push For Twenty-First
Monday meetings by advocates and opponents of the twenty first amendment set the stage for a county wide vote today. Ballot boxes were moved into county monitors and voting booths installed as dry forces hope the weather and turnout favor repeal. Postmaster General Farley urged a record Maryland turnout while President Roosevelt seeks repeal to aid federal revenue planning. Trunk wood weighs one pound per square wet and sinks in water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aryland
Ogden official Bennett elected to new bank chain post
Ogden figure E G Bennett has been chosen as president of a 38‑branch west coast bank chain. The election names Bennett as new head with duties including overseeing deposits and related banking operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.G Bennett
Akase
Ogden
Tah
Catiroman
Westest
Salvation Army Plans Fall and Winter Work
Salvation Army Advisory Council at the YMCA discussed fall and winter programs including installing shower bath equipment and attic renovations to extend sleeping quarters for women and cine. Captain Bernard Morris reported six months of aid to 2,568 transients from 46 states, with lodging and meals totals by month and age data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Advisory Council
Te Y. M.C. A
West Fifth Street
Bernard Morns
Captain Morris
The
Union
Alabama
Arkenals
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgis
Idaho
Tmlinels
Indiana
Towa
Kensis
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Mareland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Misasouri
Montana
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Washington
West Virgins
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Louis L. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Florence E. Garner
Edward &. Delaplaine
Irving M. Landauer
Eugene W. Pruitt
Richard F. Simmons
James Cosmo Jones
E. C. Kefauver
Browningsville nuptials and local notices
Miss Evelyn Burdette and Silas Beall wed September 2 at Ridgeville M P parsonage. They plan a later honeymoon in Wilmore Kentucky and reside in Lewisdale. A surprise farewell party honored Miss Julie Beall with about 100 guests and gifts. Various locals, including Miss Beatrice Cursett, C W McElfresh, and the Watkins family, are noted in social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browningsville
Evellyn Burdette
Emory W. Burdette
Schaffersville
Silas Beall
Cronu Beall
M. P
Ridgeville
B. I. Barnes
Wilmore
Lewisdale
Misa
Julie Beall
Barry Beall
Miss Beall Emiers Eet
Thurmont School Reports Enrollment and New Faculty
Thurmont reports 480 pupils in high and elementary schools under Principal James C. Biehl. New teacher Miss Sara Burrall joins the staff, a Frostburg State Normal School graduate from Mt. Savage. Frances Fogle accepts a teaching position at New Midway consolidated school. district notes faculty details and grade enrollments by class with several named teachers and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Stanley Kurta
Patty
Philadelphia
Pirst
Linnie McCuigan
Lillian Bayrall
Anta Jones
Kate Alpaugh
Hardee Beard
Cassandra, Hesson
Nora Loy
Glen Stull
Ethel Crawford
Aran Yee Rail
Burrall
Mt. Savage
Frostburg State Normal School
Local Social Visits and Town Notes Timeline
Copperville notes show Mr and Mrs Emory Fickinger visiting Mrs D B Gepp on Wednesday. Albert Smith hosts an evening with Mr and Mrs Harry Lam. George Martell and daughter Mary attend the Timonlum State Fair. Mrs Muller from Waynesboro Pa visits relatives here. George Grennip and Mr Rater visit Albert Smith Friday. The Frock family from Port Howard spend time here visiting. Mabel Smath visits her parents and Mark Baker. Taylor family from Littlestown call on Albert Smith. Also a long drive remark about motor roads lasting 6 685800 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copperilie
Emory Fickinger
D. BR. Gepp
Albert Smith
Harry Lam
Masherry
George Martell
Mary
Timonlum
Muller
Waynesboro
Roy Baker
George Grennip
Rater
Mrs. Frock
Port Howard
Mabel Smath
Mark Baker
Isaac “Pittinger
Balimore
Model OK The Moment Fashion Notes On Colors And Stripes
The piece notes dark grays and taupes as common colors with chartreuse and almond greens as accessories. Raspberry appears as a chic accent and stripes gain notice as future fashion elements. A leather oval purse with chrome trim is described.
Social notes from Sykesville area residents
The passage lists numerous social visits and events in Sykesville and nearby towns. Names include Misses Bennett Pennington Hupfield and others, with guests from New York Baltimore Fort Monroe and Marietta. It notes bridge luncheons, dinners, births at Union Memorial, travels to the World’s Fair, and local club meetings with several families and individuals mentioned by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykesville
Bennett
the Heights
Pennington
New York
H. Taylor Hupfield
Frederick and
Edwin
Catonaville
Hidden Blue Ridge Pass Awaits Public Opening
A passage over the Blue Ridge Mountains remains closed to the public, with officials yet to announce an opening date. The route, noted for its scenic value, is currently restricted to authorized personnel and testing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge Mountains
Hyattstown carnival honors and social notes from Hyattstown
The Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Department earned a silver cup in the hook-up contest and five dollars for best parade line at Middletown carnival on Sept 2. Local guests from Washington to Baltimore visited area residents. several families and individuals are noted for visits, stays, and social calls. A real estate transaction in Baltimore County is reported, with sale price and parties involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyattstown
Pirw
Hyattatown
Middletown
Mabel Gilbert
Florence Kinsinger
Washington
Chester Albrecht
Baltimore
Ira Davis
Fannie Crawford
Carve Price
Richard Kolb
York
Robert Beall
ClMton Anderson
Jean Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Ann Meredith
O. C. | Barnes
Frank Soper
Betty
Clarksburg
Dixon
George Bennox
Valentine Rhodes
Jasper Price
Annie Neighbours
Frederick
Ritchie Benson
Luther ‘Thompson
Gaithersburg
Mitton Wood
Mary Wood
College Park
Eugene Murphy
Market Prices Report Sparse Grain and Corn Figures
Market prices for grain and corn are incomplete with scattered figures. Only partial data mention wheat, barley, and corn across unspecified units and locations, leaving readers with unclear values.
Local Contest Winners and Village Notices
Winners of our Picture Contest are Miss Amy G Day Miss Nelle Blentiinger and Mrs Merril Kauffman. Libe rtytown sale and Miller’s Grove festival planned with Walkersville Band Bingo and Cake Walks. A funeral notice and a car listing with livestock prices accompany community classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy G. Day
Nelle Blentiinger
Merril Kauffman
Ecline & Son
Ullea Union
Coal
Miller's Grove
Lewistown
Walkersville
Personal notices from readers about travel and health
Mr Carlos Martinez of Trail Avenue attends the World's Fair in Chicago. Mr and Mrs Charlie B Krantz leave for Chicago to attend the fair. Mrs Aote and party plan a trip to H. N. Fins and Roscoe Rhoads have returned from Chicago. Mrs Wuhan Burse's daughter from Burall West Patrick Street returns home after hospital operation for removal of a toasis and ademonds. Walter Buckey Clemson at Givson Island with the Clemsons occupying the summer home of Dumet Willard. Joseph B Price Jr leaves for Rider College in Trenton New Jersey. Carl W Snook in Cincinnati for the National Amateur Golf tournament. Julia Bruno of Baltimore and Marlono Montonaro of Philadelphia attend Louis Montonaro funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sud
Aote
Lergae
H. N. Fins
Roscoe Rhoads
Chicago
Mass Bilte Burs
J Ane
Wuhan
Bural
West Patrick Street
Frederick City Hospital
Ale
Roger B Wolfe
DB. P. Buckey
Lulu Buckey
Abe Als
Walter Buckey
Clemson
Givson Island
Clemsona
Aummee
Dumet Willard
Judge Moylan To Speak On The National Recovery Act
In Lovettsville Virginia on September 12 the town notes a large school enrollment and a returning faculty. Mrs Dirk Souder funeral services were held in Washington with interment near New Market. Judge Charles E Moylan, Baltimore lawyer and former Frederick resident, will speak on the National Recovery Act over WFBR on September 14 at 10 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovettaville
Havel Tans
Newrisrt
Zella Nunn
East Radford
Rymple Cross
Waxpool
Hoo, McKimmey
J. D Brown
Margaret Souder
James Lindsay
Dirk Souder
Washington
New Market
Mabel Smith
Strayer's Business College
Washington, D. C
J. D. Brown
Washington, D.C
Moylan
Charles E. Moylan Haltimore
Predetick
WFBR
Community notices and sales blur in sparse local column
A mixed batch of notices, events, sales and bake sale items clutter the page. The notices list a special meeting of United Ream Mire Engine Co and a secretary, with a Wednesday event at Independent Hall. Nearby items promote a Charlotte Aumen seating, various paint and hardware offers, a Sanitary Fish Market schedule, a dance at Frederick Junction, a festival near Lewistown, a Ford truck for sale, and Hill Crest Orchards cider marketing plus lower prices on paper products.
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Mong
Gn Dank Board
Grace King
Frances
Maude, Ashton
Ida Lawson
Beatrice Cursett
Western Maryland College
Westminster
C. W. McElfresh
Bradley Watkins
Howard Watkins
Warren Keats
Marjorie Anne Watkins
Sadie Layton Davis
Copperville
Miama
Mireur
DeVries Cassard
Aow
Fort Monroe
Casfird
Wade H. D. Warfield
Grayson Brandenberg
Sorthy Muth
Easton
William Lideniefs
Sabiliasville
Blanche Thomas
Henry Clarke
Inin Buckingham
Rts
Pew
Julia Burdette
Nelle Burdette
Vernon Price
Tuscarora
Elmer Horman
Urbana
Lucy Price
Capple
Sossich
Inentatba
I Tall
George T. Keech
Baltimore and Creageratown Real Estate and Insurance Agent
Alice M. Walter
Carefou County
Day
Maile Busman
Delco
Whil Bros. Ihe
N. Market St
Libertytown
Labertytown
Nus
Mely Wathins
Furn.shet Py
Bradericx Co Products, Inc
Ik Sand Fies
John S H Himes
Funstal
Lionos Andhors
Claude T
Compher
Carlos Martinez
Trail Avenue
Charlies B. Krantz
Bant
Caivaga
Joseph B. Price, Jr
Rider College
Trenton
N. J
Carl W. Snook
North Market Street
Cincinnati
Julia Bruno
Marlono Montonaro
Louis Montonaro
Lovettsville
Ho T. Potterfield
Bernard Potterfield
Asing Berry
Walter Myers
Jack Potterfeld
Bud Potterfeld
Paul Myers
Airs
Thomas Potterfield
Misses Mollie
Laura Potterfield
Margaret” Hickman
Sibley Hospital
H.W. Hickman
Zusworth
B.C. Grove
Century of Progress
Mian
Mary Wolford
Troomnd Afem
Lillian Boger
M Sonder
Earl Fry
United Ream
Mire Engine Co
No. A. Wall de
ANCE
Robert L. Smith
Robert A. Bexnett
Benefit Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Wemenday
Prinny Walkersville High School
Sunsa Hy Dive Iistractions
Waiatrsviis Sc
Sophie Raabe Goventifie Brayiy
Benth Market Street
Charlotte Aumen
Aumen
Sears
RAO Ae
Gallo
Se Quynn's
Barney Weller
Twelve Blue Ramblers
Frederick Junction
Utica Union
Waltersville
Biien
Ideal
East Patrick Street
Butler and Cider
Hill Crest Orchards
Jusineas
Frederick Junk Company
Pf, & Gantley
Chapel Alley
Opp
Crystal Laundry Bet
Waldwood Park
Mt Airy
Hed Meola
Wing
Dansiders
MOE Gaus
Raymond R Zimmerman
Btudio
DU Ave
Alia Mt
South Market Street
Cash Samuel
Waters
A. Gran
Mooper
Melly
People's Service
Stamentan
West Patrick St
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Now & Cents Ib
the News-Post
Phone
Baal Patsick Atrpet
Maryland
Chick Matchery, Inc
Weilam M. Stucm
Sone News
Frederick County
Eli G. Haugh
Gircuit
Elig Haugh
Clerk
Dascpt
Joseryt D. Baker
Hoymes BD. Bareh
Joan H. Baker
Josery McThuir
William G. Zimmerman, Gishier
Samuel G. Duvart
Assetant Ceshier
Aley
Crum
Sherif
Prederlex County
Ana
Court House
Frederick City
Sie Doo
Relea
E Austin James
AAA
Fae Recanintes Tennnt Company
Frederick Coan
Mar
Luther WM Wachter
Margrand
Marca
Hana Augie
Mary E Zimmerman
Executrix
Wm M Starm
Frederick County National Gank
Fretick
Eerie
Sick
Ad. F T. Osonner
J. Travers Titontas
Joseph D. Baker
Thomas H. Baaluen
Chances H Cowrry
M.D
John S, Newman
James H. GaManiu, JR
Houmes
D. Baker
Dante, Baker, JR
Fates Bois Ns
Archibald E. Fisher
P. Luther Rice
Brahe Broom Tingle
Puone
Third Street
Mali
Renuy Aird
Father Pate
Mate Oo Adler
Piers Ecg
Laurel Mattress Factory
Main Street
Laurel
Smarytwanl
Wales
Market Street
Griffin Realtors
Noah E
Cramer & Son
Mudie
Tata Ind
Saanedate Parresson
Cramer
Court Street
Yaplerick
Sib
Phore
Watson Wold Lee
Newa
Panos
Sams
Fey
Iluie Warkers
Uber
Milly
Marmouth
Cita
Sixta St. Paila
Eltwlen
Monrovia
FRED+ dick or
Gas House
Pike Lady's
Delane
Sheowete Ware
Drigur
Pairfield Weatera Maryland Dairy
Glessner
Fairview Avenue
Phone Niemen
Cristien Mo Burger
Booth Market St
Marmet
Hres Gere
Martin
Gane Gyt
East Main Street
Mid
News-Post
Mountain View Camp
Baltimore Pike
Worthington
Aliy Soamil
APA
Trani
George
Aind Bath
Patrick Sticed
Austin Mantz
Dulaney Avenue
Phang
Market & S
West Fifth ST
Feed Eye's
Cesmian Qeed
Arboy
Bp-Cer
Ko Rhinenaves
Miqdern
Aveaus
Bus Avenue
Pienty
Patrick Street
Madison St
Liesd & Cutler
Norty Market
Hugh VY
Rinaee
Tooms
Oath Somediace
Markes Street
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