Mrs Mary J Edwards Funeral Services Held
The funeral of Mrs Mary J Edwards widow of Rev Philip Edwards was held at Doubs M E Church Monday at 10 30 AM Rev G Wilson Paul officiated. Beautiful floral emblems were present and interment followed at Druid Ridge Cemetery Pikesville. M R Etchison and Son, funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Edwards
Philip ©. Edwards
Doubs
M. E. Church
G. Wilson Paul
Druid Ridge Cemetery
Pikesville
M. R. Etchison
Personal notices from Frederick social scene
Mr J N Brust of Morgantown W Va visits the Brusts on West Fifth Street. Miss Mollie Leachey returns to Washington after a month with Mrs Zimm erman. Rev Dr U S G Rupp leaves Mt Gretna for Baltimore. Miss Theodosia Delaplaine visits relatives in Frederick. Mrs Alice Mack of Baltimore joins friends here. The Croneburgs welcome a daughter at Frederick City Hospital. Jean Collinus leaves College Park for William and Mary as a freshman. Local residents register at The Paradise New York and Hotel Dennis Atlantic City. Elizabeth Miller and Mrs Crutchley retire from a short trip to Alliance Ohio. Mrs Roy Biddinger visits North Market home of the Wilsons. Charles and B W Wilson of Hagerstown return from visiting the Wilsons. Richard and Mrs Morgan of Frederick visit Springfield Ohio. Earl and Mrs Bobo of Washington DC return from a vacation via Niagara Falls Toronto Buffalo and Pittsburgh, staying with Mrs Lloyd near Brunswick. Both Bo bos work in the Treasury Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Brust
Morgantown
W. Va
August T. Brust
West Fifth Street
Mollie E. Leachey
Robert E. Zimmerman
West South Street
Washington, D. C
U. S. G. Rupp
Mt. Gretna
Baltimore
Williamsburg
Wilbur C. Hargest
East Church Street
Harry Lee Karn
Nurses’ Home
B. W. Wilson
North Market Street
Charles E. Wilson
Richard Morgan
Frederick
Springfield
Chio
Earl J. Bobo
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Can
Buffalo N. C
Pittsburgh
Bobo
John W. Lloyd
Brunswick
Treasury Department
Washington
Unionville Woman's Club Holds First Fall Meeting
The Unionville Woman's Club met at Mrs. Guy Baker's home with eighteen members and several visitors including Libertyown club chair Oscar Joy. President Mrs. G. H. Fowler led prayers, readings and a Proverbs program. Members practiced short course lessons and played a guessing authors game before refreshments. The group plans to meet September 28 at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville Woman’s Club
Unionville Woman's Club
Guy Baker
Libertytown Club
Oscar Joy
G. H. Fowler
T. D. Martin
Baker
Folger McKinsey
Dorsey Gaither
Helen Peters
College Park
Among the Sick at Frederick City Hospital
Miss Ruth DeLauter of Thurmont is improving at Frederick City Hospital. Wilbur Orndorff, who shot himself Sunday night, remains about the same this morning. Mrs. Emma Masser of Shookstown, admitted Friday with a badly infected finger, is a little better today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth DeLauter
Thurmont
Frederick City Hospital
Wilbur Orndorff
City Hospital
Emma Masser
Shookstown
LUF'S STUFF GET AT IT
Editorial urging prompt action and discipline to begin tasks and complete them, stressing the futility of procrastination and the satisfaction of finishing required deeds. Mentions corn and wheat grain terms as part of the period newspaper style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Lufburrow
October skies reveal Jupiter and neighboring planets
Science Service describes the October evening sky with Jupiter in Sagittarius and Mars and Saturn in Pisces, detailing viewing times and star patterns. It highlights Pegasus the winged horse, the great square of Pegasus, and bright stars like Deneb Altair Aldebaran Capella and Vera as guide points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science Service
Fels Planetarium
Franklin Institute
Sagittarius
Mars
Pegasus
Ttis
Aipheratz
Andromeda
Fomalhaut
Cetus
Pegaus
Deneb
Altair
Alschain
Aquila
Vera
Allair
Aldein
Capella
Auriga
Aldebaran
Antietam Events At Hagerstown Concluded
National Antietam Commemoration ended with the final two performances of the pageant On Wings of Time drawing about 75000 spectators. A total of 1800 pageant staff and guests were hosted at the exposition grounds. Officials plan to donate thousands of exhibited objects to a perpetual city museum across three properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antietam
Exposition Grounds
Magerstown
Plians
Eit
Tattle
Theodore
Court Dismisses Suit Over June Yard Property Dispute
The court dismisses the plaintiff's suit seeking a resulting trust in the property. Testimony denies agreed terms and attributes, but indicates the defendant purchased and rented to Boumpardner, with rent payments shown. The judge cites the burden of proof for a resulting trust and affirms dismissal of one bill of complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fac
Vortalus
F. Ol. Gastbey
Boumpardner
Tate
Wollard
Mueller
Gastley
Alton ¥. Bennett
Bowers
W. Clin
Robert E. Clapp Paumiurardner
Ed Peepers
Civic Club Plans For Year At Executive Meeting
The Civic Club formalized plans for the upcoming year at a meeting held at president Mrs. C F Schildknecht’s home. Nine teen members attended the first fall gathering at Mrs H J Abbott s house with two visitors. three new members joined. The program included a safety talk by Frederick Branch manager of the A A and a poem by Mrs John Anderson. A bus trip to Hagerstown was sponsored to view the pageant On Wings of Time. A letter supported Mrs John J Whitehurst s election to first vice president of the General Federation of Women s Clubs and a delegate from Frederick to the federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club
C. F. Schildknecht
H. J. Abbott
Ralph W. Boyer Frederick
A. A
Cluss
Sam Brown
Mro Eichison
John Anderson
Safety Council of
Flatwood
Elua
Hagerstown
M. Hoadley
John J. Whitehurst
General Federation of Women’s Clits
Frederick Elite
General Federation
Citizenship club to hold October meeting in Wayside Inn
The Kansas City gathering in May 1988 appointed Mrs. Elmer E. Dixon as delegate. The club plans to ask Fred ith Sebonl junior class to submit essays. Duties of a Cond Citiven seat 85 for best 4 percent. Further contest delays will be decided after October meeting at Wayside Inn. A November meeting includes a home shower for the C Burr Arts Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Elmer E. Dixon
A. S
Fredith Sebonl
Wayside Tnn
Stabl
C. Burr Arts Library
Five Star World’s Fair in New York Sees Maryland Involvement
Dr. C H W Conley of Maryland serves on the National Advisory Committee for the 1939 World’s Fair in New York. He says the $125 million exposition is progressing with many states and nations participating and thousands of workers expected to build exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H W. Conley
Maryland
National Advisory Committee
Conley
Fair Corporation
Cholera Outbreak in China Declared Epidemic by Surgeon General
Surgeon General Thomas Parran says cholera in China shows epidemic proportions with 2,317 cases and a 30 percent death rate overall. Shanghai reports 431 cases Aug 28 to Sep 11 and 125 to 175 deaths. Hongkong 1,879 cases and 479 deaths. Macao 263 cases and 11 deaths. Canton 142 cases and 25 deaths. No danger of spread to America. cases aboard ships would be quarantined or detected at Manila or Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Thomas Parran
Shanghai
Hongkong
Macao
Canton
Parran
Public Health Service
Manila
Honolulu
Honatuli
Bible Thought Reflections on Mercy and Oppression
A collection of moral quotes urging compassion and empathy. It contrasts the ideal of treating others as one wishes to be treated with a sharp critique of oppression, citing Matthew 7:12 and Lamartine to emphasize righteousness and accountability.
Araby Aid Society Meeting in Araby Parish House
Mrs Margaret Kanode hosted the Araby Aid Society gathering Monday evening with 21 members answering roll and sharing summer highlights. A church coal fund drive is planned for Wednesday Sept 22 at the parish house, with proceeds and a treasurer report presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Araby Aid
Margaret Kanode
Araby Aid Society
Alrs
Ruth Watts
My. Tarry Linton
Danry Lines
Mors Ehaey Lenhart
Tenny
Araby Chapel
Community Notices and Local Events Highlight Busy Week
Local ads list market prices and food sales at Trinity M E Church plus a church supper. Community venues feature dances at Camp Cozy Nite Club, a parish hall bingo night, and a city bus rider promo. Also advertised are a bevy of sales from stores, beauty services, real estate, and a junk market with a scrap iron buyback.
Frederick County Maryland Estate Notice for Clara M Riggs
Executor Ryaltyw Riggs announces letters testamentary from the Orphans Court of Frederick County on the estate of Clara M Riggs at Frederick Maryland. He warns creditors and claimants to file their claims with vouchers before April 5 1938 or lose their share by law. Immediate payment requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Frederek County
Maryland
CLARA M_ RIG
Frederick
Orphans Court
Frederick County
Addis G. Taneyhill
W. AU Saints Street
Frederick City
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Jupiter
Aries RO
Pisces
Vegasus Morag
Cacetus
Gus Sagittarius
Serpens
Ee Ophidchus
Nes
Dace North
BY James Storey
June Yard
New York City
C.H. Conley
America
Cease
U. S
Lewistown
Doro the Barrier
Friend|y Gardens
Margaret Lambert
Acledoe
Elizabeth Wilhide
Wahleen Buhrman
Nancy Daveler
Bible Thought
Matthew
Lamartine
Tbs
Marker
Trinity M. E
South
Royal Aces
United‘ Brethren Church
New Loriation
Hallers, Inc
Remsberg
Millinery
Ac Tessol US
Clara F Waters
Strine’s
Walkersville
Felton
Holden S. Felton
East Eighth Street
PL Luther Rice
John Ui. Hankey
Wilson Avenue
H Kuebler
Becker's
North Market St
Mountainside Inn
Jack Burke
Richard McAllister
Creagerstown
Cemetery Co
Notier Ton
Jonathan, Delicious
York Imperial
Detrich & Gambrili, Inc
Carroll St. Frederick, Md
Grace Easterly
LA Grac
Uie
Ann McGaha
Ture Even Me
United Engine House
Dbenefit DE Molay Mothers Club
Luci Uty
Pioneer
Weil Bros. Inc
Market St
Chapel Alle
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gasticy and
Frederick, Md
Bach
Frederick Se
Mwe
Calvary Mo Church
Trurs
Mather
Teaucher’s Club
Bank Barnetty
C. Box
Sie
Mal
South Market Street
Capitol Rock
Culler
Philco
Westinghouse
Fuaroiture Clothing
East Sixth St
Jonathon
Grimes
Butler
Satie
Peter
Piz Miles
Buckeystown Pike
Ghuintity Fisher Coal CO
Water Street
AL A. Radebite
Landis Jewelry Store
South Market St
Citizens National Bank
Jusein D. Baker
Habnes DD
Jons H. Baker
Josnen McKdivir
Barras Storm, Cashier
Lewis M. Sronxse
Ler
Ausistant Cashier
Josefh D. Barber
Charles IL ConLey, M.D
Jon S. Newman
James H. GammsariLn, JR
Dante. Baker, JR
Homes D. Baker
John H. Reaner
Archibald Elisner
Exving B. Ramssure, JR
BECK
Teck
Mt Airy
Mnd
Tirep
FDP
Albert Milks
Monmouth
Nemnaty
Niws-Post
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Carysler Shdlain
Wilson
Kee M. Kooch SE
Tog
U. S. Market St
Montegue
Tega Alm
Hoderr, Provident, Malesmerth Clevak
Salfileet
Matic Carter
Marcle
Carter
Jamies
Porter
Taosaad
D. Princeton Bue
Robert E. Clapp
Das
Edderick
Elias
Wacnter
Roberl E Clapp
Allan Y_ Bennett
Elbis C. Wachter
Anc
J. K. Deiauler
Atorney Asant
Panocts
Trish Corrleh
Potahr Zimmerman
Ofa
SAI
Llectrec
Sperth Market St
Woodrown W. Baumgardner
Airy Adele
LE Seven Rook
P. Luther Rice
Mantern Awelang
Nj Market St
West Third St
Han Siagg
Westerm
Sinseta
Derek
East Third St
Potts & Griffin
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Genuine
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Square
Chevrolet Sales
INC
Patrice
Fred’k
Noah E. Cramer
Nally
Ashington
Red
Wuh
Noaher Cramer & Son
Vid Court Street
Hemphill Diesel Schools
Reisterstown Road
Wtatelock AL MT ‘Ll
Addie
Taneyhill
Nannie C Whalen
Jiaivob Rahdack
Grant Hoaner
East ‘Third St
Groom Modern Shentyer
West Fourth St
Reno S. Harp
N. Market
Rosemont Ave
Cleetme
Hirge
Gilmore
Platt
N. Marieat
West Patrick
Perlistigdsern
West Fifth St
Garag
Braddock Heights
Mderno
J. Fred Mann
West 19Th St
North Rentz
Madison St
South Marino
St. O
Sian
Gordon Spurrier
C. W. Gregory
College Parkway
Rockwell Terrace
North Market
Patrick
Hood College
Hugh V. Gittinger
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