Obituary notices for Hull Betts Heard Davis and more
Deaths list shows Elmer Hull, David U Betts, Mrs Joseph Heard, J Ray Davis with details of ages, families, and funeral plans. Hull, 71, to be buried after a home service. Betts, 73, longtime Hagerstown resident, funeral Monday afternoon. Heard, 15, daughter of Lugembee family. Davis, 45, died after heart attack following surgery, interment at Gyomng cemetery. Funeral directors Cline and Son noted.
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North Marke
George W. Ang
Sarah J. Baker Hut
Wondstom
F. Cline
South Market Street
North Ma
David U. Betts
David U. Bevis
Hagerstown
Beus
Mary Betts Deipert
Joseph Heard
Maria Heard
McKalg
Springfield
Sy Yille
Henry G
Mary S. Lugembee
C. E. Cline and Son
Market
C. E. Cline and Gon
J. Ray Davis
Fred
Washington Road
Frederick City
Ite Tames A
Dav Davis
Frederick County
Davis
Unclear Text Fragment From Frederick News Item
Fragmentary notes describe a hospital scene and patient care with scattered names and terms. The legible bits mention a Frederick location and references to patients and staff but lack coherent events or dates to form a complete news summary.
Resume Of Services In City Churches Sunday
A Sunday summary from Trinity Methodist notes a service opening by M Scripture Jessen. Speakers include Marylizabeth Smith of Murphy and Miss Elizahe with Miss Helen Smith assisting. The three speakers addressed subjects: The Race Que an Peace Its Grip, guiding the congregation through themes of faith and calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Southern Methodist
Sowriah i
M Scripture Jessen
Gomi Samaritan
Marylizabeth Smith
Murphy
Elizahe
Helen Smith
Miller and Catherine H Ter Marry in Simple Rite
Bhank Miller of Taneytown and Miss Catherine H ter of Li town wed in a Saturday ceremony. Attending were the brides parents Mr and Mrs G Frank Miller. Bride wore dark blue with arc and wore a corsage. A reception followed at the bride's parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhank Miller
Taneytown
Catherine H Ter
G. Frank Miler
Li Town
Engagement announced for Mrs. Richard Elliott Jr
Cumberland announces the engagement of Mrs. Richard Elliott Jr of Knoll Farm Berwyn Pa to George Hender former Cumberland mayor and Maryland attorney general candidate. Elliott widow of Lieut Commander Richard M Elliott Jr who died in World War I.
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Cumberland
John H. Packard
Onca Tey
France
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Bryn Mawr Hospital
Personal Notices From The Bristol And Atlantic City Week
Airs P Lansdale spent the week in Bristol Virginia. Mr and Mrs Travers Thomas and Mr and Mrs Donald Doub registered at Hotel Lafayette Atlantic City New Jersey. Charles Craver visited Millard Beall Eeyorl Wal Wen Gate West. Vernon church hosted homecoming. John W Dowd of Baltimore returned from visits. Dr Jann S Derr and Derr Ceresville traveled to Atlanta Georgia where they formerly resided. Derr will return to Fred part of the week. Bliss Derr plans to spend the same time in Atlanta. Miss Mary Elizabeth Van Buskirk Kansas City Missouri returned to studies at Visita. She accompanied to the Convent. Dr and Mrs L W Bystar return to Washington DC after summer at Bustin Casca Anne and others also returning. Mrs Charles A Steele Philadelphia and Kemp and Kemp Frede expected to return in May from a Chicago trip via Dearborn. They visited Niagara Falls and attended Work's Fair in Chicago. The play in Dearborn featured Ms garenss and Mr TO PLAY IN THE MO
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Lansdale
Bristol
Travers Thomas
Donald Doub
Hotel la Fayette
Atlantic City
N. J
Charles Craver
Millard Beall
Eyorl
Wal Wen
Wesl Homscoming
T. Vernon Church
John W. Dowd
Baltimore
Deab
Thomas
Reo
Jann S. Derr
Derr
Ceresville
Atlanta
L. W. Bystar
Bustin
Casca Anne
Charles A. Steele
Philania
Miz Kemp
Stell Kemp
Frede
Chicago
Destoi
Dearborn
Niagara Falls
Fm Dearborn
Ms. Garenss
Roads Blocked by Heavy Weekend Rain Floods Town Areas
The Monocacy and nearby creeks rose rapidly Saturday to Sunday, flooding Creagerstown and surrounding roads. Water reached five feet in places, washing away bridges and stalling vehicles. Residents along the river moved stock and prepared for worsening conditions as authorities urged caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Stevens
Hunting Creek
Creagerstown
Stevens
Cettsville
Felton and Kelly Mill
Frederick Junction
A. B. Smith
Buckerstown-Urnana
Michael's Mill
Brunssickle Rise
Mar.s
Lewistown Teachar Heights
Trafic
Memorial Tribute To A Dominion Judge And Leader
A long obituary honors Judge, senior circuit court figure, and former supervisor of schools. It recalls his judicial philosophy, wartime service, and efforts toward a county memorial. The piece notes his dignified, unassuming manner and enduring influence on law and public order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude
Benen
Police Court Cases and Fines Reported
A fragmentary police court note lists multiple disorderly conduct charges and fines. Individuals including Bax and others face peace violations, with varied penalties and costs noted amid unclear names and details.
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Bax
Erste
Florence Wacit
Stravebure
Sam Malis
Community notices from Lykesville district church and events
Vague local notices describe church services and gatherings led by C. K. Tuxfordt and other attendees. Families and residents such as Misses Ethel and Mary E Rago, Joshua Barnes, and Mr and Mrs Solby Ruck are mentioned among county residents.
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Chris
Nse Fran Amas Tech
Bunice Seer
Fman
Politely Thanking Voters and Hope for Support
A collage of thanks and notices from local figures. Citizens express gratitude for primary and election support, inviting continued backing in November. Messages mention community names and local venues, with voting and political committee reminders mixed with personal thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pehab Domay
Floet Bol
Thomas A. Chapline
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Ray ‘Aonter
Rocky Ridge
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Thomas and Son
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George Riddenck
St. Lade
George Henderson
Rv Park
Patrick
Ware Hati
Nowe Dane University
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Mons
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A. Anette
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Keerner
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Meg Hines
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Citizens National Bank
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Mahone Tie Dependalue Beds
Cleveland Trout
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MD Smith
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D. Baker
Prreiiont
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Witan G. Zimmerman
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Joseph B. Payne
C. Newton 'Trundle
J. Thaveers Tamas
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Harry W. Léegore
Jogsern D. Baker
Thomas EL Falter
Charles HH
Dow Jonun
NewMan
James H. Gasarty, JR
Th. Baker
Daniel Banker, JR
Jos Harri
Elias B. RaMsarie
Avachald
Republican County Central Committee
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Louis. C. Etchison
Jeferson
Brurcs
Brek's
Calvary Mo
Burmer
Wilson
Jonathan and
Grimes Golden Apple
Charistmar Gards
Ezra Houck, JR
Fordericker
Brown Brothers
Jonathan
Grimes
Alatartes
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Drug Stores
News-Post
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Noah E. Cramer
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Frank &. Stoner
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Orprial
Prederbcg County
James H. May
Bredeyck County
Lemelly
Maren
Newt
Sare
Katie I. Carty
Executria
Sherman P. Bowers
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Packard
Mo Theorax
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