Mt Airy funeral of Alonzo Sellman draws large crowd
Mt Airy Sept 14 One of the largest funeral services held in Mt Airy was that of Alonzo B Sellman who died Tuesday after a long illness. The 2 pm service at his niece Mrs Albert Nice home and Pine Grove Chapel honored a local Democratic leader. Attendees included Chief Judge F Neal Parke Senator Millard E Tydings and Congressman William P Cole Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Alonzo B. Sellman
Norman Hood
Bradley Leatherwood
Charles Jones
Frank Miller
Charles Riddlemoser
J. Stanley Graybill
Cap Purdy
Honolulu Islands
Purdy
Captain Purdy
Mt Airy
Reve British Columbia
Canada
Annapolis
Diange Steamship Lines
New York
Rotterdam
Holland
British Ports
Honolulu
Pauline W. Purdy
British Columbia
Patricia
Sue
Warren Gi. Purdy
Homemakers’ Club
Western Maryland College
Westminster
H. C. Byrd
University of Maryland
Prospect M. E
Washington Grove
Philip C. Edwards
Prospect Church
Ontario
Detroit
Niagara Falls
Charles Breidenback
Airy
Flint Mich
Niagara
Watkins Glen
N. J
Riderwood
Catherine Molesworth
Edith Winpigler
Dorothy Beall
Viola Main
Eleanor Westpaul
Margarette Mossberger
Helen Delphy
Frederick
Mossber
Edgar Wilson
Ruth
Sarah Jane
Letts Lee Harrison
Effie M. Harrison
Rey Grimes
H. Betram Harrison
Baltimer Steing Harrison
Washingto
Community Visits and Bible Class Gather in Maryland and Ohio
Mr and Mrs Maurice Potterfield of Baltimore visit Mr and Mrs James Coleman and others in Westminster. The Women s Bible Class meets at Charles Sherman s home with hostess Mrs Earl Rakestraw and attendees including Mr and Mrs Sherman Mrs Vergie Miller and several others. Various visits noted across Maryland and Ohio with Wilbur Delphy on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Potterfield
Baltimore
James Coleman
Carriz Unde
Paul
James Marzullo
Westminster
Flora Hyder
Charles Dixon
Dawson
Raymo Fogle
Charles Sherman
Earl Rakestraw
Vergie Miller
Maude Rentzel
Raymond Johnson
Wade Sherman
Elsie Hyde
Thelma Stintey
Donna Sherman
Margaret
Charlotte Johnson
Reta
Janet Miller
Harry Shank
Newton Six
Charles Rentzel
Paul Johnson
Elmer Wilson
Ray
John Atermelan
Bark Hill
Wilbur Delphy
William Six
Youngstown
Agnes
Cauliflower
Graceham
Roland Otto
Barbara
Hare
Wiliam Abbray
Keymar
Union Bridge Chronicle News Snippet
Miss Reba Kazenduafner visited her aunt and uncle Mr Korpe Mentzer in Hanover. David Warr of Hagerstown spent Labor Day here. Amelia Weoar returned from Ocean City after two months work. Mrs Indiana S Wright died in Baltimore. funeral in Baltimore and burial at Mountain View Cemetery. J Norman Smith returned home in Baltimore after months with her parents. Edward L Eichman injured Wednesday at Eichman & Company elevator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Bris
J. Keller Smith
Church Street
Harold M. Molesworth
People's Life Insurance Company of Washington
Hubert P. Burdette
Harry L. Coffman
Mr. Coffman
Trinity M. E. Church
South
Mt. Airy
Maggie Hyatt
Washing Hie
Ton
D.C
M. L. Nicodemus
Main Street
Charles Harry
Robert
Lansdowne
George Klein
Ridge Road
Lindsay Browning
Baltimore
Hilda Greene
Charles Gartrell
Atlantic City
Stanley van Sant
David Wolfe
David
Rodger
Washinton
Robert Mercer
Silver Springs
R. R. Brandenburg
Park Avenue
Dorothy Race
Russell Linton
Jackie
Frederick
Silantic City
Dorothy Baker
W. FE. Bucklin
Washington
Spurrier
Winnie Spurrier
Dawson
Marie A Mead
Jean Ja Percy
Sallie O
Washington, D.C
Airs Hattie Mercer
Main
Mirs
Lucy
Fogle
Gloria Fleagle
George Stansbury
Lee Childs
G. C. Skipper
Ma Fleagle
B. J. Fleagle
Carrie Hydeson
Paul
James Marzullo
Dukehart
Hagerstown
Elie Jeffrey
William Youngstown
Newton Six
Agnes
Newton
Pat Patterson
Joan
Harvard Shell
Millville
New Jersey
Franklin Wilson
David McDonnell
Alice
Anna
Gettyburg
R. K
Mo Forle
Qdon Foxie
Susie Pogie
di Potterfield
Hampstead
James Coleman
Darrell Johnson
Margaret McKinney
Raymond Johnson
David Johnson
Washington, D. C
Tiss
Mary Repp
Labor Day
Mya
D. S. Repp
Miler
Taneytown
Fred Smith
Baust Chu Maso
Margee German
Wilfred Crouse
Salisbury
Ink Potterfield
Atterfield
Union Bridge
Reba Kazenduafner
Korpe Mentzer
Hanover
David Warr
Amelia We
Ocean City
N.Y
Indiana S. Wright
J. Thornton Wright
Baltimoire
Mountain View
Salisbury Hospital
Thomas Arrington
Joann
Warrenton
William Moffett
John C. Beck
York
Charles Melville
Thomas Wood
Elmer E. Lee
Peggie Lee
Martha Hobbs
Harloch
Guy Stevens
Harry Parsley
Ann Jean Berry
Owings Mills
William Brandenburg
John Dryden
Jack
Ruth
Pocomoke
George F. Flohr
Mary Louise Reed
Willie Williams
Poolesville
Ballard
Page
Sparrows Point
Charles ¢. Williams
Douglas Waesche
Fred Waesche
Springfield Avenue
Louis Schultz
Robert L. Swain
Ashburton
John N. Morris
Albert Ady
Corrine Morris
Harper Barnes
Sykesville
Rogers Hall
Rogers
Ethel M. Barnes
Elizabeth L. Barnes
Joshua Barnes
Jesse Rhine
Harry Parlett
Philadelphia
Guess
John A. Whipps
W. R. Hatfield
Thurmont Notes and Local Events Highlight September Rededication
A report details a pair of steps that caused a nose and mouth injury, requiring stitches and ongoing recovery. Mrs. Walter C. Alexander’s household goods sale drew good attendance and fair prices. Esther Phebus, long hospitalized at Johns Hopkins, is able to sit up this week. Irene Martin has returned to Thurmont from visits with relatives on Labor Day. Mt. Union Lutheran church near town has been extensively remodeled and will be rededicated on Sunday September 19 with multiple services and a homecoming for all members. visiting ministers are invited and lunch will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Alexander
Esther Phebus
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Irene Martin
Thurmont
Mt. Union Lutheran Church
Social Roundup at Sykesville and Nearby Guests
Sykesville scene lists numerous visitors and hosts from Ballimore New York and Baltimore, with frequent weekend trips to Ocean City and Harlech plus multiple family gatherings. Names include Kearney Jones Bennett Albaugh Melville Shipley Emmart Brandenburg and many local households hosting relatives and friends.
Supper Guests Include Evans Buckman and Hutchesons
The article lists Friday and Sunday suppers hosted by Theodore Evans and W. R. Hatfield with guests from Baltimore Dublin and Philadelphia. It also notes the lighthouse district along the Mississippi above New Orleans contains 4,500 miles of navigable channel marked by 6,925 lights buoys and beacons. It mentions George Bernard Shaw selling writings in London over his first nine years there, earning six pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Evans
Cliftton Buckman
Clifton
Baltimore
Hev
Cy Hutcheson
Stanley Hill
Dublin
W. R. Hatfield
Aaron Evans
Clifton Buckman
Clifton, Jr
Katherine
Jans
Donald
Irving Murphy
Philadelphia
Mississippi River
New Orleans
London
George Bernard Shaw
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Middleburg
Léon
Harper's Bazaar
Sottissimo Zephyr
Edward L. Eichman
Eichman & Company Feed and Coal Elevator
Harry Kearney Jones
Balltimore
Stewart Hurline
Edgewood
Pennington T. Bennett
Misses Bennett
E. Kenneth Albaugh
Ruth Bennett
John Voorhees
Pittsburgh
Lloyd Bennett
Anne Emmart
Thomas Melville
Graham Melville
John Shipley
Bernice Shipley
Mary Elizabeth Melville
George Allen
Richard Melville
Elmer Lee
Peggy
Wayne Flohr
Beverly Beach
Billy
Dolly
Virginia Brandenburg
Berrett
John Thomas
Boyd
Olive Catsail
Lewis Thomas
George Schrade
Eugene Berry
Lobley Rogers
Mellor
Pine Orchard
C. L. Latimer
William S. Shipley
Earl Fowler
Strawbridge
Lloyd Berry
William Barnes
Middleton
Jo Ann Phelps
Ralph Barnes
Harry Phelps
Greenawalt
Sinclair Refining Company (Inc
G. Raymond Shipley
Cent
Frederick, MD
Keme’s
Frederick County National Bank i North Market
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market St
Kemp
Ecco
Chic Lady
Kemp's
Thrifties
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