Deaths James I Peer Dies at 55 in Brunswick
James I Peer Baltimore and Ohio Railroad engineer died at his home 405 East A street Brunswick after a brief heart illness. Aged 55 he had lived in Brunswick 21 years and was a member of Martinsburg Lodge No. 357. Survived by wife two daughters Virginia Kearfoot and Evva Peer and father J H Peer plus brother George W Peer. Funeral from his home Wednesday at 1 p.m. with Rev John C Stuf. interment Hedgesville W Va. Feete and Son funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James I. Peer
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
East A Street
Brunswick
Martinsburg Lodge No. 357
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Virginia Kearfoot
Baltimore
Evva Peer
J. H. Peer
Martinsburg
W. Va
George W. Peer
John C. Stuf
Hedgesville
H. Feete and Son
Funerals of Colbert Drill Siup and Kessler Named
The obituary notes memorials for William T. Colbert of Point of Rocks died in Winchester Virginia, Harriet Drill, William H. Siup of Old Braddock, and Clem Cromwell Kessler with service details, pallbearers, and interments at Mt Olivet or Fairview cemeteries led by local funeral directors.
Two Youths Sent To State Form Schools
Three youths involved in local thefts appeared in Juvenile Court before Associate Judge Arthur D. Willard. Carmine Rossi, 17, was sent to St Mary's Industrial School for an indefinite period after stealing a car, taking dairy money, and cigarettes. Two 15-year-olds, F Schroyer and Bell, were sent to Maryland Training School at Loch Raven and under parental custody respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D. Willard
Carmine Rossi
St. Mary's Industrial School
Schroyer
Bell
New Market
Maryland Training School
Loch Raven
Paris Allen Bartgis
Michael E. Pue
WEDDINGS KNIPPLE FOGLE MARRIAGE AT CALVARY CHURCH
Miss Ethel Fogle daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy C Fogle 35 South Market street wed Franklin Knipple son of Mrs Mamie Knipple at Calvary M E church parsonage. Rev Dr B W Meeks officiated. Cing ceremony. They reside 435 South Market street. John L Cook Jr and Hazel J Fitzgerald wed earlier in Chambersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knipple
Fogle
Ethel Fogle
Roy C. Fogle
South Market Street
Franklin Knipple
Mayrs
Mamie Knipple
Franklin Kmipple
West Patrick Street
Calvary M. E
B. W. Meeks
Harold Fogle
Cook
Fitzgerald John L. Cook, Jr
Hazel J. Fitzgerald
Chambersburg, Pa
Henri L. G. Nieffer
Evangelical Reformed Parsonage
Personal notices from Frederick area residents
Mr and Mrs William A Miller of Rosemont visit Mrs Millers brother in Havershaw New York. Roland W Harbaugh left for Detroit to attend the 1938 Terraplane Hudson pre showing and will return Thursday. Dr and Mrs Henri L G Kieffer host Prof Edwin R Keedy from University of Pennsylvania Law School. Mr and Mrs John A Markell depart for Boston via Merchants and Miners ring. Hugh Crisman, previously in Frederick, heads to Richmond Virginia to attend business college at Richmond University. Dr and Mrs H L Fahrney plan vacation at Colonial Beach Virginia returning Saturday. Mr and Mrs James W Houck welcomed a daughter born at Frederick City Hospital. Mr and Mrs Thompson Vansawn welcomed a daughter born at Frederick City Hospital. Local dentists attended the Maryland State Dental Association convention in Hagerstown. fourteenth semi annual meeting. Mr and Mrs G Ed Myers celebrate 48th wedding anniversary touring Virginia and West Virginia with friends. Mr and Mrs Charles Wastler host Aldermen and officials for fifty fifth birthday dinner. City officials include etc. Miss Marjorie Ann Lewis of Poolesville returns after July and August with relatives near Burkittsville. Visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs George H Willhide include C E Virts Inoxville, Mr and Mrs Piller Frederick, Mr and Mrs Wilbur Schaub and son Bobby and Mr and Mrs E B Creager of Baltimore. Dr John S Derr attends fifth International Congress Radiology in Chicago with participants from thirty nations through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Miller
Rosemont
Philadelphia
Keedy
Kieffer
John A. Markell
Boston
Merchants and Miners
Hugh Crisman
Frederick
Winchester
Richmond
Business College
Richmond University
H. L. Fahrney
Fairview Avenue
Colonial Beach
James W. Houck
West Third Street
Frederick City Hospital
Thompson Vansawn
Trail Avenue
Fridag
Mr. Wastler
Herbert 58
Schroeder
Charles PF. Butcher
Edward P Oden
Robert L. Grove
Philip T. Kuhn
City Register
Louis E Erchelberger
Elmer St. C. Maxwell
C. E. Virts
Inoxville
Ely Family Returns From Pleasant Trip to Sunbury Danville
Mr Pleasant and Rev Mrs Geo K Ely with Obed and Sara returned to Sun and Danville Pa on a trip. In Danville Rev Mr Fly took part in Trinity Reformed church 125th anniversary with Rev Thomas G Jones as pastor. Fly served as pastor 1924 to 1827. In Sunbury they visited Mr and Mrs C F Bover and Mrs Flys sister Mrs Howard F Hoover. On September 5 Rev Mr Ely led the pulpit at Sunbury First Reformed Church. Sara Ely, a Hersd College graduate, spent summer at Pocono Pines and returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant
Geo. K Ely
Obed
Sara
Fairy
Sun
Danville
Fly
Trinity Reformed Chures
Thomas G. Jones
Sunbury
C.F. Bover
Ely
Howard F. Hoover
Mr. Ely
First Reformed Church
Chalmers W. Waiek
Grace Reformed Church
Frederick
Frederick Guides In New Uniforms Debut To Tourists
Tourists praised Frederick Guide Service noting many historic sites. Guides Roger Harley and Roger Ritchie operate between the Barbara Fritchie House and the Francis Scott Key Hotel from eight to six and by appointment at other hours. Police and hotel staff were advised to assist travelers seeking guides as demand grows with wider knowledge of the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
John A. Shires
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Roger G. Harley
Roger Ritchie
Barbara
Kno Frederick
Brunswick Colored School Soon Ready
The Frederick county Board of Education extended the term for colored schools to nine months and authorized County Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt to negotiate with Stanley Taylor, a colored driver, for transport routes to Brunswick. Several named contracts were awarded for transporting students to Brunswick, Lincoln High, and other schools, while the Woodville colored school was closed and moved students reassigned. A flood damaged the Seventh street school, sending students to Lincoln High School for the day. A Thurmont transport request was denied as walking distance was deemed sufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
George P. Ambrose
Oldfields
Libertytown
Mt. Pleasant
West Seventh Street
Lincoln High School
Roy Lawson
Adamstown
Point of Rocks
Doubs Colored School
Doubs
Buckeystown
Urbana
Seventh Street
Thurmont
Thurmont High School
Puptly
Nurses' 8000 Mile Westward Trip Highlighted
Miss Isabel Eckenrode returns to Harney after a three week journey with three Baltimore nurses. They traveled through 22 states covering over 8000 miles. Mr and Mrs Frances Null and relatives from Washington DC visited Rev Thurlow Null and wife. Mr and Mrs Robert Rineker also called on them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harney
Status Updates From Local Residents
Mrs. Florence Cook of East Third Street remains about the same at home. Miss Marjorie Cade of Grey Stone Manor near Urbana is getting along nicely after returning from Frederick City Hospital. Mr Richard Graham, a patient at Frederick City Hospital, is reported to be getting along about the same and is suffering from typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Cook
East Third Street
Marjorie Cade
Greystone Manor
Urbana
Frederick City Hospital
Richard Graham
Detour and Rocky Ridge Notes From Sept 13 Gathering
Local notes from Detour and nearby areas recount visits at Diller home and improve health of Delaplane after a fall. Ray Lescallette underwent amniotic surgery in Frederick City hospital and is recovering well. Church of the Brethren Aid met at Rocky Ridge church. Homemakers club met September 8 at Mirs Stine’s home with twelve members and two visitors. lamp arrangement demo by Nerene Eckles. trip rath call from members details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detour
Mers
J. W. Diller
Charles David Washington
Church of the Brethren of
Rocky Ridge
Ida Boone
E. D. Diller
James Warren
Guy Warren
Keysville
Edgar Kiser
Norman Diller
Taneytown
FE. L. Harner
Balimore
Bertha Bursey
Keysville-Detour
Homemakers’ Club
Mirs Robert Stine
Koons
Ada Yoder
Adeline Hoffman
Lorenty
Toronto Agricultural College
Nerene Eckles
Baltimore
Western Maryland College
Keysvale
Roy String
New Midway
Weekend gatherings across New York and Avon area
The report lists multiple households hosting relatives during a weekend visit. Attendees include Mr and Mrs William Reek, Mr Rineker, Mr and Mrs Elwood Trarner and Clyde, Manel, Mrs John Staub, Mr and Mrs Hairs, JL Weil, Woasbery Ta, Mrs John Witherawnied, Mr and Mrs Harner Rochester, Gibson Hamer, Berny Null and family, and Rev. T W Null with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reek
Rineker
Elwood Trarner
Clyde
Manel
John Staub
Newe York State
Hairs JL Weil
Woasbery
John
Avon
N.Y
Harner
S. A. R. Seey General To Be Reunion Speaker
Announcement by Maj. Tullimus J. Frailey lists Frank B. Steele as reunion speaker for the Rowe family gathering at Pom's Creek Grove near Kinmitsburg with Dr. Charles J. Rowe presiding. mentions gravesite of Revolutionary War soldier Arthur Rowe and 12th annual Naille family reunion at Bethel ME near New Windsor with local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tullimus J. Frailey
Rowe
Charles J. Rowe
Arthur Rowe
Captin Blair
Game Cock Company
Frerick County
Tom's Creek
Naille
Fisher Coal Co Advertising Prompt Buy Now Prices
Local notice from Fisher Coal Co on Water Street Frederik urges early purchase of anthracite and bituminous coal with stated price of 48 dollars. Includes contact telephone for Frederik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher Coal CO
Water Street Telephone
Frederik
Desirable Building Lola For Sale Auction
Public sale to benefit Bridge Women's Club features The Red Parrot Tea Room fixtures at 238 North Market Street on Sept 15 16 m. including tables chairs cutlery booths gas stoves fans ice box refrigerators dishes and utensils. Walter Wing Guy Four and RL Kelly officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
Red Parrot Tea Room
Walter Wing Guy Four
RL. Kelly
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William T. Colbert
North Loudoun Street
Hubert Sydenstricker
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
St. Paul's Cemetery
Harry C. Hickman
George H. Hickman
Sidney R. Hickman
W. Q. Stauffer
A. B. Fisher
C. Elmer Compher
Clara McVicar
Colbert
George W. Kurtz
Harry E. Carty Co
Harriet Theresa Drill
East Patrick Street
Mark Jenkins
Grace1 Episcopal Church
R. Ames Hendrickson
Charles W. Ross, III
Richard Potts
Jacob Rohrback
Joseph Griffin
Robert D. Osburn
Mt. Olivet
Harry E. Carty Company
William H. Siup
Olid Braddock
Paul C. Gleichman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
John H. Grove
E. C. Webb, Jr
C. E. Cline
Harvey Staub
Elwood Whitmore
Ashton Snouffer
Clem Cromwell Kessler
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Carrollton Manor
Mt, Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Addie Brown
Taneyhill
Asbury M. E
E. E Willams
J. W. Bean
J. P. Norris
W. F T. Snowden
Claude de' Ssuter
George Robinson
Robert Monroe
Elmer Dixon
John Jones
Richard Holland
Fairview Cemetery
Harry L. Sehroyer
Sehroyethday
Lola Gladhill
Charles Busaard
Thaddeus Sehroyer
Middletown
Carlton Marker
Joseph Sehroyer
Eva Wolf
Hagerstown
Agnes Arnold
Viases Louise Grossickle
Elizabeth Schroyer
Mary Arnold
Dorothy Turtle
Hagersh
Ruth Arnield
Lillian Schroyer
Jennie Bussard
Edgar Wolf
Wagerstown
Vernon Remsburg
Cyrus, Roscoe
Ralph Sehroyer
Flord Gladhill
Mr. Pleasant
Sara A. Elyot Pleasant
Hrasd College
Pocono Pines
Frederick Guides
News-Post
Brunswick Colored School
S. A. R. Seey
Losal
Creaverstown Parish House
Lord Baltimore
A. M. Skeffington
Graduate Clinic Foundation of Optometrists
ME Watkins
Optometrics
Kelbaucil Orchards
Mad
Scheel
BOS
Mountainside Inn
Mark Burke
Richard McAllicten
Walle Csside
Eurcden
William Alhaugh
Jiarness
Grbana Pariste Stalt
City Golf Course
Srehouse
Chapel
Serand Wand
NKCO
Frank Gastley and Sons
Frederick, Md
Lola
Philip Wertheimer
Penny
Roy Cruz
Superior Dairy
Bridge Women's Club
Stark
Raymond Wilson
Keymar
Marslind
Philco
Westinghouse
H.C. Nickel
East Sixth St
Jonathan
Grimes
Peters
Trete
Drewes
Cee
Pault Becks
Airy
West Patrick St
Phifco Radin
Prigidaire
A E. Garten
A. Grant Yooper
John Shaw
Fishing Creek
Clark Place
Ashings
W.C Lake
Rick
Landis
South Market
Ole Wardiores
Mar
Wilson
Wilton
Noah E. Cramer
Noah
Trool Condi
Han
Mountindale
George Smith
Dawebog
Market St
Grayson
Mercer and Son
McMurray St
Ty Michael
Patrick St
Sen
Cramer
Shay Ue
George Glenner
Mary Kidd
Lucilles
N. Market St
Muarket St
Ans Jute Myers
A. EL Fisher
East Patrick S1
Capital Rock Wool Keepy
Wributer
Royal Aces Camp
Citizens National Bank
Joseeph D. Baker
Hotties D. Baker
John N. Baker
Josrra
McDivir
W. Barrell Storm
Cashier
D. Rater Zimmerman
Lewis M. Sponseller
Josery
Baker
Citantra H. Contry, M. D
Joan S. Newman
James H. Gambrill, JR
Daniel Baker, JT
Hobbis D. Baker
Joan H. Baker
Archibald Fl. Fisher
Ening BR
Ramspurs
Federal Reserve System
Federal Report Insurance Corporation
Sauble
Walkersville
Laedete
Aed
Oman
Freder- Lek
England
Tamsville
Parmeroon
Sai
Cosme
H. Stangh
Care Hotel
Princess
Ktown
P Culler
Potts & Griffin
Brek Hungatow
Elling
Ted
Lings Saccia
REY Chev. Sales, Inc
Vaed
Chevrolet
U. W. Patrick St
Court
Fredk, Md
Oriphians’ Court
Maryland
Letturs
Clara M. Riggs
Beneft
Ralph F. Riggs
J. K. Delauter
P. Luther Rice
Third St
Wilson Avenue
Asu
Aere Farm
Eiisa
Prederick
Ferderick
Plather Rice
East Third St
South St
Perake
Pusal
Mrederick
Mil
South Market St
West Patri St
J. Neltall
Hard St
Braddock Heights
Dass Church St
Hood College
Rockwell Terrace
Bath
Huuer
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