Death notices of Edward Grimes and others in local area
Edward Grimes 48, unmarried lifelong New Windsor resident, died suddenly at 7:30 am while at work in Lambert stockyards. coronary occlusion. Born June 7, 1902, son of Reuben and Jane Grimes, he belonged to Meadow Branch Church of the Brethren. Survived by sisters Annie Nusbaum, Florence Grimes, and Alverta Marstiller. Funeral under D. D. Hartzler and Sons. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs. William Reeder 63 following long illness. Mrs. John Wright 66 of Poolesville. and Jacob E. Stem 2, of Carroll County, with service details and funerals planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dward Grimes Edward Grimes
New Windsor
Harry S. Lambert
James T. Marsh
Reuben
Jane Myers Grimes
Meadow Branch Church of the Brethren
Annie L. Nusbaum
Westminster
Herbert Bangs
Florence Grimes
Alverta
Marstiller
Linwood
Edward C. Bixler
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
William Reeder
Iola G. Reeder
Wilgidia C. Reeder
Park Hall
Springfield Hospital
Jacob B
Alice Poffenberger
Rohrersville
Calvin Lum
Woodrow Jones
Jean Baker
Boonsboro
Franklin Lapole
Middletown
Ralph
Locust Grove
Nevin
Joansboro
Edgar Hammond
Sharpsburg
Leo Henson
Hagerstown
Ardhur
Jacob
Albert
Jennings
Baltimore
Jacob E. Stem
Carroll County
Fred Condon
Jesse E
Rebecca Stem
Winfield
C. H. Shaw
New Market
C. M. Waltz
Obituaries for Maude P. Martin Charles C Bear and James Hyatt
Funeral services were held for Maude P. Martin widow of Prof. William M. Martin at Thurmont with Rev. Edouard Taylor and Rev. E D Bright officiating. Interment followed in U B cemetery. Also, funeral services for Charles C. Bear a retired B&O conductor occurred near Winfield with Locust Grove Church of the Brethren rites led by Rev. Carl Smith and Rev. William Baker. Pallbearers included Clifford Snyder and Roy Schneider, among others. Interment at the church cemetery. James William Hyatt died at home near Tamsville with services at 106 East Church Street led by Rev. Morgan R W Andreas and Rev. Dr. Edgar F Hoffmeyer. Interment was Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude P. Martin
William M. Martin
Gosnell
Winfield
Thurmont
Edouard Taylor
E. D. Bright
Marshall Leatherman
Warner T. Grimes
William Z. Wilhide
John Robinson
Edgar Boller
D. Saylor Weybright
U. B
M. L. Creager and Son
Charles C. Bear
Barthelows
Locust Grove
James William Hyatt
Tamsville
East Church Street
Morgan R. W. Andreas
Edgar F. Hoff‘meier
Hobson Mussetler
Clark Stull
Joseph G. Hartman
Jacob Shawbaker
Clyde W
Md School Students Among Prize Winners
Baltimore September 12 Robert Caartton Sparrows Point a junior at Sparrows Point High School was announced winner of the Automobile Club of Maryland second annual Safety Poster Contest. The 15 year old artist whose poster conveyed Wear White At Night received first prize of 10 dollars. Second place went to Joseph Irvin 2524 East Eager Street Baltimore a student at the Maryland School for the Deaf Frederick. James Flaherty 234 North Main Street Port Deposit also a student at the Maryland School for the Deaf placed third Irvin and Flaherty received awards of five and three dollars respectively. Among seven other students who received honorable mention awards of one dollar were Jerome Colr silison 218 Poplar Rd Essex a student at the Maryland School for the Deaf and Alice Lehman Rt 6 Hagerstown a student at the Maryland School for the Deaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Robert Caartton
Sparrows Point
Automobile Club of Maryland
Joseph Irvin
East Eager Street
Maryland School For the Deaf
Frederick
James Flaherty
North Main Street
Port Deposit
Maryland School
Local personals highlight West Maryland conference closing address
Dr William R Barnhart delivered the closing address on Sunday at the Spiritual Emphasis Conference for laymen held at Western Maryland College Westminster The YMCA of Baltimore sponsored the conference Dr Barnhart heads Hood College Religion and Philosophy department Also noted are enrollments birthdays and visits including Miss Janice L Wickless freshman at State Teachers College Towson Thaddeus and Oliver Bussard attending a Bussard reunion in Germantown Ohio and Fair, and Pvt Francis E Moser departing for Fort Lawton after an eight week course at Fort Belvoir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam R. Barnhart
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Baltimore
Barnhart
Hood College
Janice L. Wickless
F. Leo Wickless
Motter Avenue
State Teachers College
Towson
Harry Bussard
Redland
Thaddeus
Oliver Bussard
Germantown
Bussard
Ernest Zebuhr, Jr
DePere
Wise
Zebuhr
Ruth Bussard
Montgomery County
Francis E. Moser
Fort Lawton
Seattle
Wash
Myersville
Moser
Fort Belvoir
Charles Walters
B. and
O. Avenue
Garnetta Marie
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Walters
Gloria M. Wright
Frederick
Hanson E. Engle
Joseph Karecz
Bessle Q. Painter
Lewistown
Walter Layman
News-Post
Washington
James Anthony Vona
Joseph Vona
North College Parkway
Howard S. Tull
New York City
W.S. Tull
Record Street
Illness and recoveries noted in Frederick area updates
Among The Sick Mr Harpn maieign near Union Bridge was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital Thursday. He underwent an operation and remained three days before returning home in satisfactory condition. Mrs Marjorie S Kline returned to duties as executive secretary of the Social Service Exchange after a weeklong illness from a strep throat spent at her home on North College Parkway. Mr Elmer Smith of Frederick, a patient at Newton D Baker Hospital Martinsburg, is improving. Mrs George L Kaufman of East Patrick Street is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital with condition fair. Mrs Anna Schueler of South Market Street was moved to Garfield Hospital Washington for a broken hip from a fall on Sunday. Mrs Philip Bynacker near Sykesville was removed to Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday morning by C M Waltz ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpn Maieign
Union Bridge
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Marjorie S. Kline
Social Service Exchange
North College Parkway
Mer. Elmer Smith
Frederick
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
George L. Kaufman
East Patrick Street
Anna Schueler
South Market Street
Garfield Hospital
Washington
Philip Bynacker
Sykesville
Watkins Co
Dept. CT
Newark
Cuba
Canada
Hodge
Poole's
R. K Wachter
Washington Grove
A. H. Derr
Dill Avenue
Atrinast
Attrac
Atlanitc States Gan Company of Pennsylvania, Inc
King Street
Lancaster
Penna
J. F. Taylor
Hamilton's Market
East Patrick St
Frederick County
Watkins
Dept. CY
N. J
Tyne
C. Burr Artz Library
Annual Banquet Held By Past Noble Grands
The Past Noble Grand Association of Samaritan Rebekah Lodge held an annual banquet at a community hall with 37 members and one guest. Ruth Wolfe presided after a chicken dinner, followed by a business meeting and social hour. Upcoming Home committee visits and September and October plans were announced. Mrs. Mabel Stultz attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand Association of Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
Ruth Wolfe
Jndge
Ruth Morgan
Esther Miller
Celeste R. Thomas
Mary K. Kline
Ethel B. Renn
Catherine C. Biser
Mabel Stultz
Catherine Biser
Mary Harrington
Sadie Willard
Amy Hoffman
Elsie Stone
Celeste Thomas
Fannie Zeigler
Rhodesia Zimmerman
Edith Starner
Katherine Marmor
Mary Angleberger
Jessie Webster
Bether Miller
Edna Oden
Belle McDevitt
Letitia Staley
Reine Bowers
Ruth Cronise
Emma Grove
Susie Ramsburg
Mary Free
Bessie Poole
Helen Catsail
Ruth Gibson
Dorothy Bentz
Helen Webster
Hilda Burke
Charlotte Loy
Grace Schmidt
Katherine Fogle
Ruth Wolf
Mildred Stitely
Elizabeth P. Krise
Frances van Fossen
Primaries in Seven States Highlight New England Interest
Seven states held primaries amid sparse national attention with Maine voters delivering a clean Republican sweep. Governor Frederick G. Payne and three GOP House members won in Maine. New Hampshire featured a tight Senate race between Tobey and Powell, while Democrats faced limited opposition. Several other states reported gubernatorial and Senate contests, with varied intra-party challenges and multiple candidates in key races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New England
Maine
Korea
Frederick G. Payne
House
Robert Hale
Charles P. Nelson
Frank Fellows
New Hampshire
Charles W. Tobey
Wesley Powell
Tobey
Styles Bridges
Powell
D-Wash
Michigan
Minnesota
Arizona
Hayden
Cecil H. Miller
Phoenix
Bellows Falls
Aiken
Harold J. Arthur
Colorado
John A. Carroll
Millikin
Ralph L. Carr
Ray H. Brannaman
Walter H. Johnson
Washington
Magnuson
Albert J. Engel
G. Mennen Williams
Luther W. Youngdahl
Homewood Cornerstone To Be Laid On Sunday
Hagerstown unites for cornerstone ceremony at Homewood Church Home on Route 11 The event Sunday September 17 at 3 p m features Rev Gottlieb Siegenthaler of Baltimore Potomac Synod as speaker The new Homewood aims to house 42 guests and staff in a modern fireproof building with a 400000 price tag designed by James R Edmunds Jr construction by Q H Hostetter Trustees include D Cress Reiley J William Schneebly Howard Stickell D M Witmer R Paul Smith and others in multiple towns The piece also notes a Friday birthday party for Mrs Harry Ridgley and lists local residents and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Homewood
Gottlieb Siegenthaler
Baltimore
Potomac Synod
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Potomac
Mercersburg
Central Pennsylvania Synod
James R. Edmunds, Jr
Q. H. Hostetter
Hanover
D. Cress Reiley
Bedford
J. William Schnebly
Howard K. Stickell
D. M. Witmer
R. Paul Smith
Charles H. Noss
York
Walter Y. Grove
Waynesboro
Harvey A. Fesperman
Burlington
N. C
S. L. Flickinger
Winchester
Edward W. Ditto, Jr
Amos 8. Diller
Chambersburg
Charles Todd
Carlisle
John C. Wentzel
Alfred G. Zimmerman
Frederick
Local Mentions Sweet Cider and Public Notices
Daily pressed cider offered in gallons and larger, plus a raft of local notices. Real estate auction details for Maurice M. and Newell B. Devilbiss executors, remod add, and a Farmer’s Market rummage sale. Public events include a Yellow Springs festival, a church benefit, and a Democrat campaign gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCutcheon’s Cider Press
South Wisner St
Maurice M. Devilbiss
Newell B. Devilbiss
Willie S. Devilbiss
Harry Trout and Son
R. L. Kelly
Yellow Springs
Brook Hill Church
3 More Pages Of Comics List 10¢ In The New York Sunday News
A small display lists 3 more pages of comics in the New York Sunday News, distributed by Blue Ridge News Agency. The ad also mentions Guilford Nursing Convalescent Home in Boonsboro Maryland offering 24 hour nursing, room and board, laundry, with rates at 20 dollars per week and a contact phone Keedysville 4021 for reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sunday News
Blue Ridge News Agency
Guilford Nursing Convalescent Home
Boonsboro
Keedysville
Shall Deeply Appreciate Your Vote in Republican Primary
Public appeal from Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr seeking votes in the Republican primaries on September 1 for State's Attorney. The message blends political solicitation with an unrelated junk salvage ad offering cash for scrap and pickup service at Solar's Reliable Junk Co on East Street, listing items bought and sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur F. Sheffield, JR
Frederick Solar
Reliable Junk CO
East St. St
East St
Fitzhugh Lee Chapter Officers Installed and Meetings
Fitzhugh Lee Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy installed Mrs. J C White as president at Buckeystown after a special election. Other officers sworn in include first vice president Mrs. Oscar Joy and second vice president Miss Medora Jones. Meetings featured travel talks and notices announced for Maryland Division and national conventions. City arrests followed, with three intoxication charges against Ernest Elstow, Albert Farley, and John Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. White
Buckeystown
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Francis B. Sappington
West College Terrace
White
M. C. Carson
Texas
Oscar Joy
Liberty
Medora Jones
Braddock Heights
C. Herbert Kreh
Catherine E. Thompson
Sophie Reich
Hammond Urner
Maryland
Sheraton- Belvedere
Baltimore
Miss Gaither
Miss Reich
Joy
Arthur Bird
Richmond
Frederick
C. W. Gregory
Miriam Wilson Feeley
Catharine Long
Garnett Ball
Ernest Elstow
Clarksburg
Albert Farley
Grafton
W. Va
John Bell
Klinehart
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John R. Wright
Laura L. Wright
Poolesville
Thomas
Emma McKee
Girard
Ohio
Thomas McKee
Colorado Springs
Colo
Charles McKee
Pasadena
Calif
Barnesville
Monocacy
Beallsville
William B. Hilton
Damascus Methodist Church
Damascus W. S. C. S
Prospect Church
William Waters
Waters
George Boyer
Roland Green
Everett Jones
David Pope
Weslyan Service Guild
William Baker
William Schell
Prospect Society
Ray Brown
Mt. Airy
Harry R. Ridgiey
Near Johnsville
Harry R. Ridgley
George Reynolds
William Dwyer
Russell Boyer
Earl Ridgley
Richard Reynolds
Carlton Ridgley
Nelva Ridgley
James Windsor Mount
Charlene Reynolds
Anna Peysles
Elsie Mercer
Peggy Mercer
Masters Warren Ridgley
Donald Ridgley
Dwight Reynolds
Joseph Mercer
BAEC
East End
East Sixth Street
E. L. Stockman
James L. Nester
State Central Committee
Cider Press Service
McCutcheon
Cider Press
Farmers Market
Corner South Market
All Saints Streets
Democratic
New Holland
Dunham
New Idea
Ontario
Farmers Supply Co
Memoriam
Beall
Fletcher Beall
Pearl Beall
Tyeryar
Laurance Augustus Tyeryar
Augustus Tyeryar
Bennett's
William H. Welty
Francis Scott Key Post
No. 11
The
American Legion
Legionnaires
Dick Harp
Flower Shore
Garden Club of
Aiiver
Francis Scenit
F. H
Alumon
Braddock Heights Pavilion
FBI
Walt Sheltons
Tax Inc
May Sloan
Venetian Blind Service
Clothing Exchange
Golden Apples
Russell Flanagan
Gladiolus
B. U. Crist
SR. Frederick, Rt
Ridgeville
Walker
Kemptown Road
Monrovia
Charles H. Kehne
Attention Democrats
Arthur Potts
Democratic State Central Committee
Blizzard
Tramsville
New Market District
Francis Petrott
West Patrick Sr
Frederick, Md
Joseph F
Joe) Eisenhauer
Studebaker
Frederick Motor CO
Patrick St
Roland Flohr
East Fourth St
Niagara
MT. Orchard
Madison Street
Nestle
ECKER
N. Market St
Frederick Hiomen Insulating Co
H. J. Kester
East Third Street
Motter
Charles H. Baker
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastrey & Sons
Bill Anderson
West Fifth St
Conserator
W. Sith St
John L. Ponton
Welen FL Ponton
Orphans’ Court
Samuel Howard Davis
Minnie C. Earhart
Harry D. Radcliff
Register of Wills
Orleans
Charles F. Pingley
Edna M. Pingley
D. Princeton Buckey
Murray H. Fout
Frederick Coun
Orphan Court
Bessie E. Manahan
Leo A. Manahan
William M. Storm
J. Regiatew
Villa Forane Frede County
the News
Frederick, Méd
Mars Opticians
Market St
Vv. F. W
West Patrick Street
Creagerstown
Arthur K. Whippp
Grange Hall
Adamstown
East Church ST
Jefferson E. & R
Women’s Guild
Shay Brothers
Licksville
Woody Free
Artz’s Inne
Stalian Joe Feane
U. S. Route 14
Allen F. Feeser
Moore
Carnes
Lee
U. S. Hiway
Jefferson
Bratdock Drive-In
Crystal Launch
Southern
Frederick Newa-Post
Francis Scott Key
Frederick News-Post
Peregnal Inter
Seaon
West Sevenith
Peeye
Er Ley
Oia
North Market Street
Walley
Betty Ra Moxley
Nings
Mia
Mary Federline Baer
Waller D. Lee
Elm St. School
Landis Jewelry
South Irket St
Rees
Bath
Mr. Tinney
Care Singer Sewing Maching Co
Andre
Washington Market
Farr
Frances L. Bussard
Apt. & Bus
R_ Eighth St
E_ Patrick St
East 3Rd St
Bath Central
Church St
D. B.D. Neumaier
Hyattstown
Montgomery Co
D. B
Neumaier
West Third St
Storm de Shipley
Sherman Avenue
Frigidaire
East Seventh Street
Atsi
Stig
Delphey's Sport
West Patrick St
D. L. Anahere
Savage
George Garrett
Knoxville
Brunswick
FORD
Kelvinator Reifrigerator
Linden Hills
Sion
Carl Stine
Champion
A.K.C
Rohnston Bittner
Belver
McCormick Deering
M. Rath Ritchie
Anata
Blair's
W. Souths St
Nare C Street
Demoo Barnhart
Fitzhugh Lee Chapter
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