Deaths Grayen Eyler and James M. Poster
Two obituary notices record the deaths of Grayen Eyler a longtime farmer near Taneytown aged bird years and 10 months with burial in Foote nsboro after a morning service. The other, James M Poster formerly of New Market died at Montevue Hospi tal aged years due to general debility. Eyler is survived by a wife Joanna and a daughter five grandchildren and a brother. Poster leaves GE Foster of Baltimore among others. Funeral details list pallbearers and service with Rev Gary Brady at Grace Reformed in Taneytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayen
Grayson Eyler
Tautytown
Conrad
Bima Eyler
Bes
Joanna Bi Caburger
Frederick Wanty
Allie G. Shank
Edward Brier
Frederice County
Abserve
Gary Bready
Grace Reformed
Auth
Taneytown
iInterment
Footsboro
Pallmakers
Norman Fox
Edward Peeser
Erry Hilterbrick
John Shiner
J. D. Gretolizer
Roy Smith
James M. Poster
Semee M. Poster
New Market
Montevue
Geo. Foster
Baltimore
Funeral Notices For Mrs Emma Bell and Miss Mary Howe
Funeral services for Mrs Emma Bell of Cream Erstown were held Tuesday at 1:00 PM conducted by Rev F R Seibel Jr with Rev Harold Hand assisting. Pallbearers named included Nellie Long Charles Shorb and others. Also honored was Miss Mary Helen Howe the Washington based concert and operatic singer buried after a Requiem Mass at St Anthony’s Catholic Church. Maude Witter traveled to Washington to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma ¥. Bell
Benjamin F. Bell
Creamerstown
Earven
Clarmce Long
Charles Shorb
C. L. Valmiine
Everett Stull
Clarence Warns
Allen Fisher
M. L. Creaver
Mary Helen Howe
Washingtom
St. Anthony's Cathol
Miss Howe
Eh Soprand
Mme
Matilda Matthea
Renois la Borde
Paris
Scalabernl
Nice
Maude Wittar
Washington
Araby Aid Society Seeks Plans and Wartime Returns
Local items note Esther Mire Grabill at Frederick City Hospital and Mrs. Haugh recovering after operations while Mrs Charles of Reed faces septic poisoning. Araby church women meet September 11 with 19 members, planning a homecoming and basket lunch on the lawn. Rev Preston L Peach, veteran missionary, is appointed principal of a Kuala Lumpur high school and Mr. Coulis attends graduate study in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles of
Reed
North Market Street
Frederick City Hospital
Araby Aid Society
Old Society of Araby Church
Norman Haller
Yiddle Stauffer
Jesus
W. B. Elliott
Aid
Harry Linton
Mercie Haller
Bargare Haller
Hilda Haller
Dorothy Jean Stauffer
Goldie Stauffer
da Haller
Preston L. Peach
Mitchelldie
Engish High School
Kuala Lumpur
Singapore
RL. FE
Daut Coulis
Market Prices Wheat, Hogs and Cattle Report
Market notes from Frederick Co. Products Inc show calf prices prime 87.50, choice 6.50, good 5.00, medium 2.00. Hog prices include light 4.40, medium 4.75, hogs 4.93, roughs 3.59, sows 4.09. Lambs medium 3.00. Cows choice 2.53, good 2.25, utility 1.00–1.25. Steers prime 4.73, choice 4.28, accent 3.30, adit 3.00. Bulls 2.50 to 2.49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Co. Products, Inc
Cance
Adit
Alain
Emumon
Hs Lambs
Detour Neighbors Share News At Sunday Visits
Detour area residents and visitors from Baltimore Woodsboro Union Bridge and Keymar gathered Sunday at homes of Diller Ressler Lawrence and Weybright. Attendees included J W Kolb Frederick Beall Doris Garver Katharine Mentzer Margaret Weybright and others as community notices span flood impacts school changes and upcoming Home Coming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. D. Diller
Diller
J. W. iKolb
Frederick
Ira Beall
Livertytown
Garman Schaible
Frank Myerly
Baltimore
Monroe
Proutz
Union Bridges
Carrol Cover
Jr. Keymar
Caleb Wolfe
John Lawrence
Hildebridgé
Doris Garver
Woodsboro
Clay Hahn
Milton Stitely
George Mentzer
Katherine
Loran Austin
Thelma
Fay
Roberat
Union Bridge Ladies' Aid program at Linwood Church
The Linwood Church of the Brethren Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. William McKinstry's home with Mrs. Roger Blackston presiding. The varied program included hymns, scripture, readings, vocal and violin solos, piano duets, and readings, followed by refreshments. attendees included Rev J L Bowman, the Messier and Blackston families, and many area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union ‘Pringe
Tne
Linwood Church of the Brethren
William McKinstry
Charles Hesson
Preston Myers
McKinstry
Roger Blackston
Jesus
Blackston
Mr. Bowman
Pid Vee
Moses
Nela
King Cotwon
Mr Zesson
D Zumbrum
Howse
Proctor Niessler
Roger Blackstor
Steward Englar
Reading
Catherine Bowersox
Dorothy Blackston
J. L. Bowmen
William Zepp
Roscoe Garber
Seward Englar
William Messier
Charles Messier
Lewis Messier
Ernest Blackston
Harry Yingling
John F. Messier
Russell Blackston
Buckey
Paul Garber
Charles
Billy Messier
Edgar Myers
Olver Rinehart
Mildred Zumbrum
Dorothy Zumbrum
Amy Quesenberry
Elizabeth Garber
Elizabeth Repp
Margaret Hough
Martha Ann Messier
Clay Hough
Herbert Stuller
W. McKinstry
Preston Rivers
Ann Atte
Charles Beseas
Proctor Messler
Edward Devilblas
Otis, Jr
Nail
Sam's Creek
Morrison Smith
Uniontown
Lewis Brumbaugh
Baltimore
Marguerite Gaither
S&, & Berkshire
Merchant and Miner's Line
Beeatles
Wedding Announcements and Notices From Annapolis and Baltimore
A jumble of wedding items and notices: Phyllis Guienot Coward wed Ralph David Cantwell in Annapolis with Audrey Pritchett Wohden as matron of honor and Richard Montgomery Johnson as best man. reception at Gherry's-on-the-Severn and plans for a September 21 home date. Also noted is the Fifth Wachter Reunion at Rocky Ridge on Sept. 17, plus a Baltimore ceremony for Fannie Mae Mundy and Lewis K. Woodward Jr. with Bassler officiating. Other items mention travel by Lillian EB Birelys, Edger H. McBride pairings in Atlantic City, and returned visitors to Rosemont after Shadyside sojourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Philip Guienot
Antpaois
Nag
Phyllis Guienot Coward
Ralph David Cantwell
Frederick
Prince George Apartments
Prince George Street
Annapolis
Audrey Pritchett Wohden
Richard Montgomery Johnson
Edeswater
Cantwell
Fannie Mae Munny
Hugh M. Mundy
Abbeville
South Carolina
Lewis K. Woodward, Jr
Earl H. Go
Frederick Cliv
Frederick County
Maryn
I Anna
Marguerite Stan
Tms
New Market
Monrora
William
Fewer Motor Car Deaths Occurred in Past Year
Washington report from the Census Bureau shows auto fatalities last year at 24,168, down 3,717 from 1931. The Pacific states posted the highest death rates, with New York City recording 1,348 auto deaths, while city data and state totals indicate regional and urban variations in mortality from automobile accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sem
Census Bureau
Pacific Group of Sales
Mountain States
Middle Atlantic
New York City
Beir
Itonite
New York State
Camden
Nashville
San Diego
Jacksonville
Tacoma
Society notes recount visits and church anniversary
Mrs Hettie Weaver hosted guests for several days while Mrs Emily Norris plans repainting of her West Broadway home. Mr and Mrs Charles Snyder and son visited Liberty relatives. Mr Harry Snyder plans a Washington move for brokerage work. Rev Dr Robert Patterson and family attended St James Lutheran’s fiftieth anniversary with service notes and choir offerings. church history and charter member notes featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettie Weaver
Emily Norris
West Broadway
Charles Rapp
Ephrate
Edward Garver
Bark Hill
Charles Snyder
Gon Charles, Jr
Lester Perry
Wilmington
Del
Robert Patterson
Virginia Tee
Ama Shaty Herta
Reese
Bow. Enders
Benjamin Phillips
St. James Luthermp
John Measier
Gladhill
York
Tanertown
Keysville
Emelven
Sallie Pass
Union Bridge
Ilness
D Oc. Dec
Sharon
Evergreen Auction and Dance at Uarmony Grove
Community events list several auctions and dances with Evergreen varieties and fruits. Includes St Johns Alumni Association sale at School Hall September 14 7 30 pm and Charity events at Calvary Methodist Last Dance Braddock Heights Park featuring Charley Koons and White Moons etc. Also Fisher's Hall dance September 15 and Mt Pleasant Community Hall supper September 14 5 pm to 1 pm with rain date at Bendit M E Church. Evergreen Auction in Livertstown September 13 at 7 pm features Retinosporas junipers boxwood and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaran
ST. Johns Alumni Association
School Hall
Braddock Heights Park
Charley Koons
Georgia Lee
Star Screen
Stagg
Phetex
Livertstown
Liberty To Art Garage
Local festival notices and ads prompt community events
Walkersville High School hosts a benefit festival with a Walkersville Orchestra and food items. Utica Union Sunday School and Utica Usha Sunday School plan fall festivals featuring bingo and cake walks. A Ford Model year truck for sale appears alongside hardware store ads and a junk material buy service offering cash for waste materials and scrap metals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica Union
Millers Grove
Mar Lewistown
Bard
Utica Usha
Rchwol
Milner's Grove
Lewistown
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Mire
Esther M. Grabill
Prederick City Hospital
W. G. Haugh
Largs
Buckeyatwo
Buckeystown
Burkeystown
Frederick No
Uis
Frederick Mo. SA
Pest
Frederic
Middletown
Patersville
Ns G Peversville
Thurmont
Tourmont
Lm Jackson
Jonnsville
Oodei Ue
JH Co Ve
Fu Linganere
Lewistown i
Tuscarora Asa
Burkittsville
Ballenger
Braddock
Brunswick No
Brunswick
Walkersville
Acie
Cub Fearn
S. R. Weybright
J. FP. Weybright
Ladies' Aid Society
Church of the Brethren
Rocky Ridge
Col
A. M. Diller
OW Diller
Buiter School
Bertha Dorsey
Landa Lee Harnes
M. W. Sjhorb
Roland Otto
Keymar
Wiley
ME Zion
Bae Park- Way Church of God
Carrol Easterday
Medical College
Richmond
Preston ‘Peach
Elizabeth
Nelson
Robert
Prince George County
Dam McKinatry
J. Brandenburg
F Patt
Ile
Wilbur S. Brandenburg
Janice
Eastport
Rest Fagle
George
Louk¢e Birely
Helen Sivaw
Onis
Ford
le Pate
Terson
Charlotte
Lillian EB. Birelys
New York
Edger H. McBride
College Dark
Chetfonte-Haddon Hall
Atlantic City
Walter F Zeigher
Rosemont
Shadyside
Mundy
Bureau of Canaan
Uarmony Grove
Grayson Simmon
Empire Theater
The
Calvary. Methodist Church
P. Luther Ice
Coppermine
Centerville
Blue Birds
Fisher's Hall
Gas House Pike
Brig Four Friends
Perkins
Mt. Pleasant
Bendit M. E
A. A. Ntcodemue
City Register
Walkersville High School
Walkersville Orchestra
Walkersville School
Sophie Raabe
Market Street
Charlotte Aumen
Perman
Miss Aumen
Pauly Rhin
Delcon
Weil Bros, Inc
Markel Bt
King's Daughters
Mble Clusa
Calvary M. Cherch
Price. We
Quynn's
Kill Crest Orchards
Ideal
L17
East
Patrick Street
Angotte
Faimerick Junk Company
L. Gautley
Prop
Third St
Chapel City
Crystal Gaundry Bet
Penny Bride Perty
Independent Hall
Benefit Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Raymond R. Zimmerisan
Dil Ave
Best Anal Service
Peoples Service Drug Stores
Walter C Stockman
West Patrck St
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, Md
Joeard D. Barer
Board Homes D, Baker
Joss H. Baker
Joarra McDivit
Willian G
Zimmerman
Samu G. Duvalt
Aasiatant Cashier
J. Travers Thomas
Aasiastant Cashier
Jorrs D. Baten
Thoman H. Haller
Duartes H. Conter
M. D
John §. Newman
James H. Gamnatue, Ja
Materm Pte
Daniel Baker, Ja
Jons A. Bandh, Evias B. Kassburg, Archibald E, Fisher
P. Luther Rick
Prederick
Xingla House
Luthes Aeres
East Third ST
Boonsboro
Remward
Met
Whitehall
Domenic
Poromac
Sizett
Hagerstown
Andina
Maryland Dairy
Ray
Second
Hoffman
News-Pome
Ing
Fatrance Sith Sarace Maring
East Main Street
Middleworm
News-Post
Bozel
Rews-Post
Moet Arachie
Snedern
Realtors
Noah
Cramer
Rowe
Norm ER Cramer & Bon
Court
Maryland
Anu
Lewis P. Pagan
Anu Mbababe
Charles W. Crum
Public Sauce Inn
Frederick Ctty
Bedan, Sr
Wadassoi
Sadie D
Betram T. Macking
E. Austin James
Associates, Discount Company
Treasury Department
Rometrollan
Washington, DC
Macyland
Ee United States
J. FT
Bank OF
T. O'Conner
Mahlon
Kefauyer
Frederick Gounty
Annerenne
Harry J. Kefauver
Oscar C. Emfauver
Braddock Heights
Casa Loma
O. Heberman
Worthington
Record Street
Patrick
Rodook
Winsucener Grocery
Patrice Wirest
Austin Matty
Dulapey
Freierick
Delledar
Mala Grocery
Bsa
East Sps
G. Edward
Loyd C Culler
Bath
A & Peart Atrett
Cobientz
Ftth
East Patrick Atceet
Ery, Inc
Watkins
JR. Watkins Company
John
Aon Avent
Newark
New Jerety
Sherif
Grate
Thaddeus H. Schroyer
Clarence H. Bussard
Parmere Supply Company
C. ©. Bardy
Ofiers
Jacob M. Remsberg
C. O. Ramsburg
Ira Remsberg
Fiiday
Tcelock A. m
Lovill
Jacob M Rems
Warman
Fredtrick
Charles Ww. O. Sheil
Owhall
Dutrow
Auclauser
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