Death notices from The Daily News feature multiple obituaries
Mrs Marabelle Shelton aged 40 dies at Springheld Hospital after lingering illness. Surviving siblings include Samuel Reed of Cauction Albert Reed of Chambersburg Charles Reed and Mareball Reed of Harmont, plus several Rathmore relatives. Funeral at Thurmont September 31 with interment Lewistown cemetery. Harry Staley aged 42 dies at Shookstown. leaves widow Nellie Staley and eight children. Funeral at Pleasant Hill church Saturday at 2 pm. Miss Adelaide Close, 79, dies at Thurmont. body to Baltimore for burial. survive by brother Albert Close of Baltimore. Creager and Son handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marabelle Shelton
Springheld Hospital
Amd
Jacob Reed
Samuel
Cauction
Albert
Chambersburg
Charles
Mareball
Harmont
Ida Irvenbright
Margaret Pogue
Waynesboro
Harry €. Staley
Harry Edward Staley
Shookstown
Nellie Staley
Yellow Springs
Dward M. Staley
William Monk
Shrkstown
Roy Bader
Pleasant Hill Church
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Thomas Price
Adelaide Close
Thurmont
Steig
Albert Close
Baltimore
M. L. Creager and Son
Purely Personal Notices From The City
Mr and Mrs Allen Sherald and their children have returned home from Annapolis where they visited Eb brother Robert Sherald. Mrs Vernon Culler of Washington DC is visiting relatives here. D Thomas Ordeman has left for Niagara Falls to take a job as athletic director and English instructor at the De Veauz School. Mr Oliver Wren near Frederick has returned from Philadelphia where he witnessed the national tennis tournament. The events attracted about 10 900 tennis enthusiasts and showed remarkable play. Mr Wren praised the exhibition. Edgar H McBride and Jesse Hoover of West Patrick street left for Springfield Ohio to spend about a week. Grayson H Staley Warren Taylor Roscoe B Rhoads and Roland E Long left by auto for Atlantic City for a Shriner convention. Robert T Quinn of East Third Street has gone to Romney West Virginia to teach carpentry at the West Virginia State School for the Deaf and Blind and to serve as institutional carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Sherald
Robert Sherald
Annapolis
Vernon Culler
Washington, D. C
D. Thomas Ordeman
Niagara Falls
de Veauz
Oliver Wren
Frederick
Philadelphia
Wren
Edgar H. McBride
Jesse Hoover
West Patrick Street
Sprigfield
Ohio
Roland E Long
Auto
Atlantic City
Robert T. Quinn
East Third Street
Romney
West Virginia
Surprise Birthday Party For Krantz Family Members
A surprise party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Krantz near Frederick. Honored were Mrs. Chas E Krantz, Miss Ethel Krantz, and Miss Daisy East. Attendees included numerous Krantz family members and friends with lawn games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Krantz
Frederick
Chas. E. Krantz
Ethel Krantz
Daisy East
Chase Krantz
Simeon L. Bast
George W. M. Roe
Olive Smith
Esther Harrison
Charlotte Knill
Maud Mohler
Jessie Mercer
Ruth Dutrow
Edith Cromwell
Margaret Roelke
Julia Stup
Joanna Best
Alice Smith
Elizabeth Harding
Ruth Reeder
Lillian Krantz
Reba Dutrow
Louise Smith
Helena Eyler
Grace Garst
Helen Krantz
Helen Trout
Dorothy Trout
Messrs
Olsen Harrison
Urban Moore
George Stup
Austin McBride
Ralph Martz
John Krantz
Walter Liker
Charles Moore
Raymond Brandenburg
Harry Smith
Hobson Mussetter
Lindsay Browning
Ray Moore
William Knill
Everest Duvall
Chas Russell
Clarence Lochner
Millard Roelke
Thomas Dutrow
Guy Buckey
Leo Krantz
Clyde Green
John Best
Milbert Moore
Russell Smith
Ignatius Lease
Walter Comer
Frank Grimes
Herbert Duval
Among the Sick Mail Boxes See Our Window
Community hardware ad promotes Mail Boxes by Mail Boxes See Our Window from Community Hardware Co highlighting display in storefront window and available mailbox products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Hardware CO
Maryland Court Powers Retained After Constitution Adoption
The several courts existing at the time of the constitution's adoption shall continue with like powers and jurisdiction in law and equity as if this condition had not occurred. This provision preserves ongoing court authority under the new framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Conflicting claims heard in state accident cases
Three compensation petitions were heard by State Industrial Commissioner George L. Eppler. The first sought to modify an existing award to allow the children of Raymond Jewell to share in payments. testimony disputed support arrangements. A second case assessed left arm loss for Myrtlin Sheets from a 1921 collision, with prior orders for weekly benefits. A third involved Jos A. Smith widow seeking benefits after her husband’s death, questioning cerebral hemorrhage causes related to lime plant work. Six Blue Ridge League towns met in Hagerstown to foster neighborliness with Kiwanis Rotary exchanges and a final social program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Accident Commission
G. L. Eppler
Lillian Jewell
Ethel
Helen Jewell
Raymond Jewell
George L. Eppler
Jewell
Terminal Heating
Baltimore
Trilby H Jewell
State Industrial Accident Commission
Leo Weinberg
Viaiatiff
Samuel Lewis
Jewell No. 1
Eappler
Myrtlin Sheets
New Market
Pearl
Sheets
Welsh Transportation Company
James H. Wall
Pittsburgh
Thomas B. Johnson
Eppier
Commission
Travelers’ Insurance Company
Insurance ‘Company
Mra. Jos
A. Smith
Reno
Hart
Eppler
Smith
M. J. Grove Lime Company
W. Clinton McSherre
Defense
M. J. Grove~Lime Company
Insurance Company
Our Buyer Makes A Lucky Find At The Square Market
A buyer returns with promising stock for C. Thomas Kemp at On The Square William's Market. The sale offers 25 silk dresses and varied fabrics at 19 dollars, claiming equal quality to 30 dollar items. Also features fish, oysters, crabs, eggs, and a two week pen name engraving offer. Saturday Night and Monday specials include discounted shoes and caps at Weinberg's opposite Empire Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Thomas Kemp
Empire Theatre
Weinberg
Our Suver Makes A Lucky Find And Silk Dress Sale
A local storefront announces silk dresses at deep discounts with a $3000 value offered for $19.00, alongside related ads for monuments, staffing, taxi service, school supplies, rentals, and other promotions. The cluttered page highlights bargain notices and local business contacts including C Thomas Kemp and A R Donald.
Tax notices and local sales details from Frederick 1933
Notes to Taxpayers announce City Taxes of the Corporation of Frad brick for 1923 due September 14 1933 with 5 percent September percentage and 2 percent in October. The City Registrar’s hours are 8:30 to 12 and 1 to 4:30 with no night meetings. Tax bills may be mailed if name and address are provided. Also notices of household sale by Miss Bertie Harrison of 26 East Fourth Street and various local ads for millinery and services in Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiela
Corporation of
Fradbrick
City Register
Sohnt, White
East Fourth Street
Bertie Harrison
Guy L. Fout
NISI
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Susan L. Roger
Earl Boyer
Ids
Samuel A. Lewis
Orper Nisl
Charles McC. Mathias
Walkersville Savings Bank
Maryland
David BF. Yinger
May A. Yinger
Charles McC Mathias
Frome
Q Haugh
True Cups
Ela G. Hatge
E Leslie N. Coblentz
Frederick
John EL Wright
Owen F. Wright
Frank &. Stoner
Samuel P. Wright
Samuel P. Wricht
Tate
Sid Canes
Soun B.whicarr
Nwen F Wright
Frank L. Stoxer
Wiliam M. Morin
Attornes
Duofold Infant Wear Keeps Child Warm and Dressed
Mothers are urged to buy Duofold infant underwear now before prices rise. The garments feature a cotton inner lining and pure wool outer layer, designed to be soft against the skin while blocking cold. Infants wear starts at 50 cents and up.
FOURS OF QUALITY We Guarantee Our Furs
A bold claim asserts that the furs offered are guaranteed to the buyer because the supplier holds a guarantee from the source. The message emphasizes quality assurance and direct guarantee backing.
Northwest Section Home With Seven Rooms For Sale
An attractively built northwest section home offers seven rooms with modern conveniences. Purchase includes sleeping porch shaded areas screens dilnds storm door porch and window shades gas and gas water heater. Also on West Third street a well built modern city house with good design and fine street presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Third Street
Oo Tensa
Churches Bank
Texas
Church St. Rom
Washington St
Toom Modern House
Second Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
J. H. Purdy
Flickinger
Kari
Washington
Harry Kanode
Middlebrook
Henry Lenhart
State Conmission
SI Tomas
Hagerstown
B. L. League
Blue Ridge League
Nlageratown
Martinsburg
Hanover
William Mather Lewis
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Washington Kiwanis Club
Civb
National Chamber
Julian F. Willams
Ktwants
George F. Lamb
Rotary
Stauffer’s Academy
J. Vincent Jamison, Jr
Washington County Fair Grounds
Y. M. Cc
Fair Grounds
Frederick Kiwanis Club
Frank B. Sappington, Jr
Rose Birely
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Rotary Club
Grayson H. Staley
Kiwanis Club
Walter Baker
Hagerstown Kiwanis Club
John W. Blake
Chambersburg Rotary Club
John Meisenhelder
Hanover Kiwanis Club
Harry H. Byrer
Martinsburg Rotary Club
John B. Bader
Waynesboro Rotary Club
G. B. Geyser
Martinsburg Kiwanis Club
Roy Danzer
Hagerstown Rotary Club
F. A. Bollenger
Country Club
William’s Market
Phone
Waterman — Conklin
Aiken Lam
Storm & Shipley. Booksellers and Stationers
Tombston
Howard G. Taylor
North Market Street
Nicy Children
OX Fibre Brush Company
George’s Creek
J. A. Jamison
A. BR. Donald
Frank H. Despaux
Market ST
A. R. Donald
Braddock Heights
Fred Matin
Boliar Bargain Window
Malone's Jewelry Store
Dablia Blooma
Robert NM
Dill Ave
Hata
D. E Kefauver
Third and
Market Streets
Frederick, Md
Ari
Harner’s
Marners
J. W. Harner
Drugalat
Junx
Third
Fourth Streets
Chapel Alley
Frederick Junk Company
Frank Gastley
Gittinger’s Grocery
Eli G. Haugh
Cash Registers
the National, Cash Register Company
Citizens’ National Bank
Joseph D. Baker
Solmes L’, Baker
WM. G. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Sam'l G. Duvall
Asst
Joseph Medivit
John
Rambrurg
D. Edward Kefauver , Joseph D. Baker
Thos
Haller
Charles A. Conley, M
Peter L. Hargett
Newman James H. Gambrill, JR
Holmes D. Baker
Daniel Baker, JB
Ryan Model
Hudson Bay
John D. Hendrickson
Potts & Griffin
West Second Street
Villa Hotatée
Bral Estate, Loane and
Insurance
Court Street
Gale
C&ted
Heck
Bern
Barwatn
Agniv
Pees Ee Saean
East Third St
Park Avenus
Biser
Miicintown
Rotal Society
John N. Clary
Wilson Place
Markell N. Nelson
Real Estate Department
Patrick
Cramer & Stauffer
Noan H Cramer
John A. Stauffer
W. 2Nd St
Urbana
Woodsboro
Nt Pleasant
E Church St
City
N. Market St
Park Ave
State Hosa
Tota College Park
Kim St. Fosseseion
4Th Ct Pike
Church St
Prederick Ma
Grayson H. Mercer
Gratson H. Mercer
P. Balding
Room & BR
DE Mants
Newspaper
Bamhives
Rocky Ridge
Emmitsburg
Wmr. R
C. BE. Graham
L. C. Powell
Walkersville
Whittler
Schencke
Lakeside
Stieff
Bradbury
Doll
Elm Street
Gilmore R. Flautt
Third St
J. A. Kidwiler
Harre i Bergar
Farr
Bele
Garrick
Hood College
Care News-Post
G. L. Baking Company
Shank and
Etiier
Arid
Coure
Splendid Co
Siar Motor Company
Thomas P. Rice
Telephono
Solliffe
Adamstown
Broderick
Jefferson
Hixtra Good Farm
Buckeystown
Unionville
Via
Mt Pleasget
Johnsville
Petersvile
Monrovia
Union Bridge
W._N. JOLLIFFH
West Church Street
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