Deaths and Obituaries in Local Area
Multiple deaths reported from Jefferson Frederick Walkersville and Montevue Hospital. Sallie J Heffner widow of John H Heffner died at Walkersville home after two weeks of illness aged TS years. Lottie Jackson died at Montevue Hospital aged about 82, burial at Montevue cemetery. Funeral details list Mt Zion Lutheran Mt Olivet and Montevue services. survivors include Kemp Heffner Gordon Stine Gross and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeeeeeRehet
Willam
L. E. Kemp
Millard J. Kemp
Jefferson
Joseph and
Mary Himes Lambert
St. Matthews Lutherans Church
Church Hill
Chas W. Kemp
Marion E. Kemp
Frederick
William Seward Fear Jefferson
LeRoy Bartholow
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
Feagavilie
Cemery
M. R. Etchison and
Sen
Sallie J. Heffner
Sallie
Jeanette Heffner
John H. Heffner
Walkersville
David L
Sarah McDevitt Staley
Jefferson Reformed Church
Richard N. Gordon
Buckeystown
Wiliam E
M. R. Etchison and Son
Lottie Jackson
Lotte Jackson
Montevue Hospital
Margaret Jackson
Woodville
Montevue
E. Cline and Son
Funeral for William G. Eyler to be held Saturday
The funeral for the late William G. Eyler will depart from I. B. Albaugh's Libertytown home at 1 PM Saturday. Services follow at Rocky Hill Lothran Church led by Rev. J. Frank Fife. The remains remain at the Albaugh residence until 9 PM tonight. Powell and Albaugh, funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Eyler
Albaugh
Libertytown
Rocky Hill Lothran Church
J. Frank Fife
Powell and
Wesleyan Ladies Class Elects Officers at Meeting
The Wesleyan tie Liss Uh Calvary M. E. church class held its regular monthly meeting in the church chapel with a parish hall dinner for members and families. New officers for the coming year were elected: President Mrs. B. E. Wachter, Vice President Mrs. Nannie Warfield, Secretary Mrs. Wm. P. Moreell, Treasurer Mrs. Norton Stone.
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Liss Uh Calvary M. E
BE. K. Wachter
Nannie Warfield
Wm. P. Moreell
Norton Stone
Nannie Young
Typhoon Kills 20 in Japan Amid Destruction
Tokyo reports at least 20 dead or injured as a destructive typhoon sweeps eastern and central Japan. The storm disrupts industry and daily life, with widespread damage across affected regions and warnings issued by officials.
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Tokyo
Japan
Today In History and Birthdays Across Years
A jumble of historical events and notable birthdays lists dates, figures, and places from several eras. Notable items include the5 death years of reformers, explorers, and politicians, and the 1794 Philadelphia newspaper debut. Birthdays include Clark Howell Clarence C. Dill Henry L. Stimson and others with brief notes.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Packet
Daily Advertiser
French Republic
Orangemen
Orange Lodge
Ireland
Britain
House of Lords
Wilbur Wright
France
Clark Howell
Atlanta
Federal Aviation Barnicetan
Timothy W. Stanton
United States Geological Survey
Monroe County
Herman Bernstein
New York
Russia
Frank Parker
Georgetown
Bonding in the Roosevelt cabinet Farley and Morgenthau differ in campaign roles
The piece contrasts Postmaster General James Farley and Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr. as close allies of FDR yet divergent in political conduct. Farley expands his political reach while Morgenthau enforces strict nonpartisan policies, each acting with the President’s implicit blessing amid a broader cabinet response.
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Aman
Byron Price
Associated Press
Washington
Bed Falons
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
The
Treasur
Mr. Roosevelt
Farley
Nox
White House
Morgenthau
Treasury
Differnt
Dent
Pari
Illness updates report in Knoxville and Frederick City
Among the sick Mrs Laura Stine Williams at her Knoxville home shows improvement. Miss Jeaninette Treich on East Church street is undergoing treatment. The paper notes improved condition today for the Wide reported case. Terga Bret, son of Mr and Mrs AT Brust, is out of danger after a critical illness at Frederick City Hospital.
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Laura Stine Williams
Knoxville
Jeaninette Treich
East Church Street
Terga Bret
AT. Brust
Frederick City Hospital
Postmasters for 124 Years at Browningsville
The Brown family has held the Browningsville post office for 134 consecutive terms aside from one Cleveland era gap. John Brown, named by Andrew Jackson in 1830, served until his death at 98 and became the town founder. His son Cornelius followed, and the current postmaster, son of Cornelius, was appointed in 1898 by James A. Gary and has served uninterrupted since.
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G. T. Brown
Browningsvile
Washington County
Brown
Grover Cleveland
John Brown
Andrew Jackson
United States
Cornelius Brown
Cornelius
James A. Gary
Power Companies Sell Maryland Holdings to Potomac Edison
Deeds filed at Cumberland courthouse show transfer of Keyser and Piedmont light and power properties in Maryland to Potomac Edison. The purchase price was 498 34 cents.
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Court House
Cumberland
Power Company
Keyser and Piedmont
Potomas Ed. Company
Maryland
Keyser Light and Power Company
Piedmont To Light and Power
Meadows family plans move to Baltimore for dentistry studies
Mrs J Sta Meadows and family of Brunswick announce relocation to Baltimore where Mr Meadows will join the University of Maryland dental sophomore class. He previously worked in mercantile and as an insurance solicitor, signaling a career shift.
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Mroanc
J. Sta Meadows
Brunswick
Baltimore
Meadows
University of Marveland
Stottlemyer and Morgan Marriage at Williamsyxn Pa
Nia Brae Stottlemyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tra V. Stottlemyer of Wolfsville, wed Leslie Ro Morgan, son of Mrs. 1 BR Monin of Wolfsville, with Rev. Charles Ho Rhodes officiating. After the ceremony the couple traveled to Falls for a honeymoon and plan to reside in Wolfsville.
Automobile Fines Reported by Motor Vehicle Commission
The Motor Vehicle Commission reports total fines of 4705 with 879.9 for violations and 3912 for county offenses. Names include Kirk Marrion B Deston impairment, Ren Duncan for DUI and reckless drug use, Sherwood A MacKensie reckless driving, Carroll W Shepnard, Middletown Steve Freedman hill pass, Thomas R O’Farrell reckless, Bermsboro Clyde H with 25 mph, J W C for unsafe passing.
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Wtyournul Ene Emune
Kirk Marrion
Deston
Lawren Duncan
Sherwood A. MacKensie
Carrol W. Shepnard
Middletown
Steve Freedman
Hill
Westminster
Thomas R O'Farrell
Bermsboro
Clyde
Laytonsville Church News and Local Social Notes
Rev Ralph D Smith of Woodside M E presided at a marriage of Mr and Mrs W Mainhart in the Woodside parsonage with few friends present. The Mainhart farm near Laytonsville was formerly Judge Riggs property. Best Seek Sr hospitalized in Takoma Park after operation. Wives and children visited Worlds Fair in Chicago. Katharine Greene of Woodfield visited relatives in Washington and Baltimore. Local dinners hosted by the Duvalls and Wachters. Washington District preachers met at Woodfield M E with Dr R L Wood as speaker. Ladies' Aid served fried chicken. A birthday party for Mrs Dave Ward was held at Elmar Greene’s home. Miss Grace Roberts returns as Laytonsville School principal. Rev J A Grass announces Laytonsyde quarterly conference Sept 30 at Woodfield church with Rev James E James preaching.
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Laytoneville
Ralph’ D. Smith
Woodside M. E
W. Boyden Mainhar
William Lee
Portsmouth
Woodside
Mainhart
Laytonsville
Samuel
Earl Johnson
Cedar Grove
Leroy Wachter
Woodfield
Louis Duvall
Washington
Woodfield M. EB
John A. Grose
R. L. Wood
Petworth Church
Ald Bariety
Dave Ward
Elmar Greene
Greene
George Pope
Mehrie Hijner
Fern
Grace
Roberts
Grace Roberts
Haines
J. A. Grass
Laytonsyde Charge
Etchison
Woodfeld Church
James E. James
Gaithersburg
St Euphemia’s Dramatic Club Opens Season in Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg notes report St Euphemia’s dramatic club met in St Euphemia’s hall for its first gathering of the season. Miss Marquerite Peters named secretary pro tem after Miss Genevieve Elder’s resignation. The group plans a fall dance and an October play. Engagement announced for Miss Valerie Little to Eugene Cramer of Philadelphia.
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Emmitsburg
St. Euphemia's
Misa Valerie Little
John Little
Eugene Cramer
Philadephia
Miladelphia
St. Mary's College
Ash
St. Joseph's College
Thomas J. Norris
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Local M ent ioned Condition Improves Report
Fragmented dispatch notes a person’s health improvement and a hospital visit. Names appear in garbled form, with references to Mt. Tabor Park and Frederick Cry Hospital. Limited readable facts suggest a personal health update and an obituary line, but details are unclear.
Unclear OCR reads on wartime figures and officials
Fragmentary text mentions World War I era topics including League of Nations, Geneva, and individuals such as George Raft and John B. Berryman. The passage is garbled, lacking coherent events or dates, making precise summary difficult.
Book review of Female Convict by Burne gin chain cane
Bruce Catton reviews Female Convict, noting its strong expose of prison brutality and female inmate experiences. He criticizes the writing as weak and unpersuasive, despite factual disclosures. The piece compares the book to works by George Bernard Shaw and Sinclair Lewis, highlighting sensational detail and critique of prison administration.
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Lews Berg
Sinclair Lewis
Ann Vickers
Macaulay
Hert W. Burne
Goetz Estate Appraised In Civil Proceeding At Charles Town
The estate of the late Maria A Goetz wife of the late A D Gratz founder of A D Goetz and Sons Company Rawson W Va was appraised for legal purposes at 517 99 according to an inventory filed by administrator Hiram A Goetz. The bulk consists of sinews and bonds with 200 held in household goods. the Goetz Company stake comprises 142 shares of preferred stock par 1000. Liberty Bonds 39000 and Treasury bonds 460 with interest. total appraisal 2450 1 0. Burns Hyman Viewer W F Als and John Porterfield acted as appraisers.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Maria A. Goetz
A. D. Gratz
A. D. Goste and Sons Company
Rawson
Hiram A Goetz
Houssetold
Sonia
Goetz Company
Liberty
Treasury
Burns
Hyman Viewer
W. F. Als
John Porterfield
API
Evening Red Meal and Oyster Bar Event in Town
A lively Friday night attraction near Red Mehriing's Beer Hall features Corey Sevench and Bercy with special Neihert's Best Grade Oyster Fresh. Miss Bobby Kottner from Denver appears at Uptown windows, offering drinks, dancing, and a soft shoe waltz. Also advertised are pork sausage and pudding by Moorer’s, rug cleaning, and local business notices.
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Bobby Kottner
Danver
Hawn
Harlem
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Malinda A.C. Kemp
Wesleyan Bible Group
Calvary Church
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Mes Bey Arieuwmen Inc
Potlight, & Power Co
Martins V. Va
Frank D. Town
Union Bridge
Martinsburg
Manntity
Im Cailtvary
Edith Pearl
Ar Sson
Anderson
Bernard C. Morris
Jocal Alvation
Mné
Pune
Morris
Gree Preea
Jain Ce Ue
Louis Joliet
Great Lakes
Missienipy Valley
Quebec
James Jackson
Creorgia
Yazoo
England
Washington, D.C
Edward B
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hollidaysburg
Woodsboro
Women's Club of
Edna Smith
J. F. Fife
Ira Houck
Point of Rocks Club
Point of Rocks Woman's Club
Masonic Hall
Pierce Lurch
G. F Brown
Middletown Woman's Club
Lona Lamar
David Young
Rajsont
David, Young
Frank Darner
Charles Remsberg
John Adam
Elmer Harp
Henry R. Shoemaker
Maurice D. Coblentz
Dessie N. Coblentz
John Hoffman
American Citizenship Committee
Mason Hoffman
Germany
Areieh Democratia Oo National Madquarters
Pantinans
Roevelt
Wen Ag
Mt. Tabor Park
Ridge Teaderéasing
Frederick Cry Hospital
Grace Hore
Jack Degrafl
Charles Bell
Ant Wace Haseas Fabion
Pracusive Wei
Netice Ty
Cresrivet Ter
Aarts Tagua
Geneva
League of Nations
George Raft
John B. Berryman
Bruce Catton
Jas
Whart
Wilebred
Bible Thought
Ezekin
Red Mehriing
Weddir's
Corey Sevench
Bercy
Siomets
Rhone
Phearses
Glaas
Beateod
Neihert
A. Marino
Vulman Harm Dow
Cieccuigiy
Owar Burman
Berek Ical
Prederick
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Pluther Rice
Raat
Dan's Fay Consalt Rice
MG Thalarate Niue Pont
Rive
United Fire CO
Moorer
Anest
Drico
Weil Bros., Inc
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Modern Ruc Cleaning CO
Siz N. Market St. Fred
J. T. Summers
U Walt. Miller’s
Notier
Washington Highway
Frederick 'S Acre
Uther Rice Real Fatata
East Third Street
Green's
John W. Holter
R. B. Murdock
Seminary Hall
Fast Church St
Gen. Henderson
Walter Quenstedt
Annapolis
Ruth King
Bee
B. A. H. Brust & Son
East Fourth St. of Household
Viralian
Annie
Seaturrman
Peter's Orchard
New Design Road
Hillcrest Orchards
McCain Orchards
Walter C Stockmann
W. Patrice Sisces
Best Fountain Service
People's Service
Drcog Stores
the News-Post
BECK
Airy M
Ank Ata
Harry Wensor, Preederick
J. Labovits
North Market St
Citizens National Bank
Frederick, MD
Hounter D. Baker
Jonn H. Baker
Joseph McDivit
Willam G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
J. Travers Thomas
Baker
P. Luther Rice
Tranteen
Frederick Amn
Brederink
North Market
Rachan
Sana
Orth PO
ATAL
FAST
Adaiy
Gath
Can M Thoma
Renisberg
Lauterbach
Hillside
Mt. Te Md
Soc
Citener
Parview Avenue
Potts & Oeiffin
Neal
Tae
Noah E. Cramer
Noah E Cramer
Bon
Realtora
Court Street
Precerice
Martland
Tiree
O.k
Joe
Ata
Syria
Frederick County
Joseph F Clananga
Ottober
Samuel A. Lew
Gilmore E. Flautt
West Patrice
Booth Mareey
Bath
Gilmore AR Flaudt
Odern
Ky Market St
Arenat
Aan
Church Street
Poe
Jacob
Rehrbank
Todtl
Second Street
Booth Market
Madison Bt
Toutteer
Harry Deater
Patrick
Arch St
East Second
Appi
Nmbre Hauck, Jr
O& Bast
Strek ‘Paene
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