Francis M Keefer Dies At Elkton Home
Francis Mantz Keefer aged 31 son of Mr and Mrs L Elmer Keefer of 116 Clarke Place died at his Elkton home after a brief illness He leaves his wife Jane Constable two children Francis M Keefer Jr and Sue Constable Keefer sister Mrs E R Caggins of Baltimore and his parents Funeral services and interment will be in Elkton at a later time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Mantz Keefer
L. Elmer Keefer
Clarke Place
Elkton
Keefer
Mr. Keefer
Frederick
Boys’ High School
Staunton Bilitary Academy
Waynesboro
Late Roads Com
Jane Constable
Albert Constable
Francis M. Keefer, Jr
Sue Constable Keefer
E. R. Caggins
Baltimore
Deaths and obituaries in Lansdowne and nearby towns
Mary Jane Buxton widow of Basil D. Buxton dies at 8:10 p.m. at her daughter’s Lansdowne home after a long illness. Born January 27, 1865 in Loudoun County she lived with her daughter Mrs. Poole since her husband’s death. Survived by two sisters and several grandchildren. funeral at Lansdowne M. E. church with interment at Loudoun Park. Also memorial notices for William B. Myers of Union Bridge, infant Rover Lee Kuhn of near Foxville, infant Clarence Richard of Emmitsburg, and Lena May Carroll of Buckeystown who died suddenly at her parents’ home. obituaries note survivors, services, and interments in local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Buxton
Basil D. Buxton
5. A. Poole
Third Avenue
Lansdowne
M. E. Church
Ebenezer M. E. Church
Loudoun County
Poole
Armstead M
Amelia
Titus
Buxton
Lulu Karn
Brunswick
Mattie Green
Baltimore
Mary Poole
Wilson L. Poole
Charles Murray
Clarke Poole
W. T. Johnson
Lansdowne M. E. Church
Lee Poole
William Hess
Edgar Poole
George Green
William B. Myers
Samuel and
Elizabeth Myers
West Main Street
Union Bridge
Anna Myers
Ada My Ene
Truman Myers
Herbert Myers
Church of the Brethren
Samuel Repp
Johnsville
Joseph Bowman
Pipe Creek
D. D. Hartzler
Rover Lee Kuhn
Frank
Rena Kuhn
Foxville
Parer
Mt. Bethel Cemetery
M. L. Creager and Son
Leroy Carroll
Lena May Carroll
Edgar
Katie Offord Bowins
Buckestown
Orlock
Buckeystown
Rouse May
Folowing
Hattie Bowins
Washington
D. C
George E. Bowins
Adamstown
James
Clarence
Rudell
Thomas
Lola Bow
Buckeystown M. E
North Market Street
Potar Rock
M. RK. Etchison and Son
Adamstown Women's Club meets in September program
The rural Adamstown Women’s Club met on September 15 with Mrs. Walter T. Myers as hostess and Mrs. Elmer Michael presiding. Songs included Thou Almighty and My Faith Looks Up To Thee, plus Old Black Joe, and readings on Mountain Beauty In Maryland. Eighteen members answered roll call with treasury-financing ideas. reports came from the executive board and Minor project chair. The October meeting was moved to October 6 due to the Frederick fair. refreshments were served and the club adjourned to meet September 29 with Mrs. William Gaver hosting.
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Adamstown
Rural Women’s Club of
Walter T. Myers
Elmer Michael
Nellie Day
Helen Saffit
Joe
Reading Circle
Maryland
Alice Bell
Club Membe
Treasury
Frederick
Witham Brosius
Witham Gaver
Harry Thomas
Helen Safrit
Frederick Fair
William Gaver
Funeral Services for Mrs. Bernard J. Eckenrode Held in Emmitsburg
A requiem high mass was celebrated at St. Joseph's Church Emmitsburg for Mrs. Bernard J. Eckenrode who died suddenly at her home. Fr. John Eckenrode and Fr. Elwood Berry led the rites with Mt St Mary's and St Joseph's college faculty in attendance. The church filled with relatives, friends and Sodality members. Burial followed in the adjoining cemetery.
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Oelack
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Emmitsburg
Bernard J. Eckenrode
Emmitsurg
John Eckenrode
Baltimore
Elwood
Berry
Mt. St. Mary's College
William J. Groeninger
St. Joseph's Church
John L. Sheridan
John F. Cogan
Joseph J. McAndrew
William F. Culhane
William Lynn
Alabama
Mt. St. Mary's
John Sullivan
George Lenin
Ryan
St. Joseph's College
Sodality of
Eckenrode
John J. Crumlish
George C. Thompson
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Thomas J. Norris
Dominic G. Greco
Richard McCullough
Adolph M. Wasilifsky
William S. Sterbinsky
Joseph K. Ash
Hulett V. Piper
Home Furnishings Is Conference Subject
Miss Florence E Williams home demonstration agent for Frederick county and Miss Florence H Mason University of Maryland home furnishings specialist met with the county home furnishings committee in Winchester Hall. The program for 193B and the next year centers on furnishings as the major project of the county homemakers clubs. Committee chairman is Mrs J Allen Pryor with members Mrs Ransom R Lewis Mrs Leslie N Coblentz Mrs George Arnold and Miss Ruth Nicodemus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence E. Williams
Frederick County
Florence H. Mason
University of Maryland
Winchester Hall
Ransom R. Lewis
Urbana Club
Leslie N. Coblentz
Middletown Club
George Arnold
Lewistown Club
Ruth Nicodemus
New Market Eclub
Constitution Anniversary Observed by Maryland Sons of the American Revolution
The Maryland Society Sons of the American Revolution marked the 50th anniversary of the Constitution with a service at James McHenry's Baltimore grave. Dr. McDonnell led the invocation, R W Darby and Walter Haugh spoke, a wreath was laid by Lewis A Rice, and General Messmore Kendall of the National Society gave a 15 minute radio address before a dinner hosted by Maryland Society officers.
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Maryland Society
Sons of the
Baltimore
James McHenry
Maryland
Dr. McDonnell
Presbyterian Church
R. W. Darby
Walter Haugh
Howard W. Jackson
Mr. McHenry
Lewis A, Rice
The
Messmore Kendall
National Society
Oficers
Personal News and Visits Across Frederick Area
Mrs. Dessie J. Wagner of Frederick spent the weekend with relatives at The Oaks Keymar. Clarence C. Carty funeral director is observing his birthday today. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murphy of 110 East Church Street receive congratulations on the birth of a nine pound son. Mrs. Chester Reightler and infant son returned from Frederick City Hospital to their home in the Commercial Bank Apartments. Carl A. Cline Jr. of Claggsville returns to Unity of Maryland for his second year. Mrs. Alfred G. Zimmerman and Miss Mildred Gittinger attend the Florists Telegraph Delivery Association convention in Philadelphia. Various locals visit Mitchellville, Emmitsburg, and Middletown for family events and gatherings. Families in Charles Town, Harpers Ferry, and Walkersville are noted with visits and congratulations on births and events. Mrs. John B. Harding and Miss Anna Harding returned from Philadelphia after attending a tea for Miss Daphne Greenwood at Thornton Abbey Haverford.
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Dessie J. Wagner
Frederick
the Oaks
Keymar
Clarence C. Carty
Charles Murphy
East Church Street
Chester Reightler
Frederick City Hospital
Commercial Bank
Carl A. Cline, Jr
Claggensville
The
Unity of Maryland
Alfred G. Zimmerman
Mildred Gittinger
Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association
Philadelphia
Charles Dodd
Ralph Fahrney
M Chas
Dodd
Marie and
Myrlee
Mitchellville
Edward Dodd
Walter Crum
Paul Fogle
West Fifth Street
Brown L. Rissler
Forner
Richard
Millard Bushong
Charles Town
W. Va
Marlin Stonesifer
Emmitsburg
Missouri Hackensmith
Virginia Gageby
Eagle
Ww. Va
John Sherfey
Annie
Middletown
Myersville
Earl F. Mara
Cape Charles
Virginia
Verpert R. Eiker
Walkersville
Anna TO Harding
Misa Daphne Greenwood
XN Samuel Stokes
Thornton
Thornton Abbey
Haverford
Ill or Unclear: Local Health Notes and Miscellaneous Text
The fragment notes patients at University Hospital Baltimore and Middletown confined by illness. It references Dr. Mir T Duxam and Mr B Ketthalte, plus stray garbled lines about alligators and early Spaniards, and an incoherent mention of the Virginia governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir T
Duxam
East Second Street
University
Baltimore
Od B Ketthalte
Middletown
Relief roll study finds many never employed in private industry
Washington reports a Chamber of Commerce survey showing 56 percent of relief recipients studied had never worked in private business. The study notes many on relief would not or could not work and that private industry jobs were available, urging broader analysis but highlighting potential misperceptions guiding policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Chamber of Conmercce
Washingtoun
Ven Oan
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
George J. Day
Chamber
Los Angeles Choice for Legion Meeting Continues Page One
A crowded Fifth Avenue parade drew 000s of spectators with 206,000 marching amid injuries from jostling and police horses. A railing collapse in New York killed seven year old Herbert Robb and a long parade stretched over 12 hours. A birthday surprise party honored Roger Minnick on his sixteenth birthday with gifts and a large gathering. quilting party hosted by Hattie Bellison drew many nearby residents for a Saturday gathering and dinner. An advisory board meeting of the Automobile Association of America is set for Friday at 12 30 in the Francis Scott Key hotel with Dr William Crawford Johnson presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Fifth Avenue
Herbert Robb
New York
George C. Minnick
New Wind
Sun
Roger
John Sherfey
Hedyers
George Sprinkel
George Minnick
Mary Sprinkel
Betty Sherfey
Virginia Sherfey
Anna Sherfey
Willis Minnick
Lewis Baker
Roger Minnick
Claude Kurfman
Paul Kurfman
Roper
Ralph W. Bas
Inanafer
The
Automobile Association of Amelca
AOA
al Oaf
Local rummage sale listed for Asbury church area
Community notice advertises a rummage sale Saturday at Asbury ME Church Saint Street, with a benefit event by Mathers and Teachers Club of Calvary M1. E. Church. Includes details on venue near Taner AL Jefferson Tan, and mentions entertainment by Guy Fisher and his orchestra. Also notes cover charge for dancing and insulation products supplied by Rock Wool Insulation, with contact numbers HOV GHTTINGER and LC. Culler Distributor.
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Asbury ME Church
Saint St Benefit Mathers’ and Teachers’ Club of Calvary
M1. E. Church
Taner
AL Jefferson Tan
Frederick
Guy Fisher
Defferseay Int Orchestra
Tee Cole Beor Ie
Sea Pood
Capital Rock Wool Insulation
Culler
Farmer Wanted for Limestone Farm and Orchard Near Wilhlarport
Classified notice seeks an experienced farmer to operate a limestone farm and orchard of 186 acres or ores, about ten miles from Wilhlarport. Requires new equipment, ideal housing with Dananter and electric light, sober and able to respond with age family details. References later. Reunion details included for The antael Spurner-Diller Reunion at Mi Tabor Park, Rocky Baige sid Barret linen served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhlarport
Rand
PooGow
Martinaburg
Antael Spurner-Diller Re
Mi Tabor Park
Rocky Baige
Sid Barret
Bear
Local church rehearsal and community notices tonight
Luther an Church chairs rehearsal tonight at 7 45 church updates urge painting roofs with various paints from hardware stores Asbestos paint and 14 gallon supplies listed plus market notes Cash Market and Wines Dine features Royal Aces no cover camp cozy nite club offer Your City Club in the Country Pioneer oil burner ad Weill Bros Inc and Glade Valley Band announce rehearsals Luncheon Thursday Beef loaf mashed potatoes green beans apple sauce slaw details segments and upcoming events
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Royal Aces
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Francis M. Keefer
Clarence Richard
John
Annie Tressler
Route 1
Ten Gelack
Sab Masville
Sabillasville
L. Creager
Sean
Bawait
Robert Bob? Jones
Brooklyn
N.Y
Hawaii
Oahu
Jones
Aobl Jones
West
Patrick Street
Beverly
Mass
Bay State
Barbara Brewer
Joan Roosevelt
Mass Brewer
Charles R. S. Sturgis
Milton
A Mamas
Se Eid ‘Est
Tia Do de da Ware
Virgina
Los Angeles
Taven
Hattie Bellison
Chiggensville
Emma Sensen
Ray Moxle
Walter Cline
M Son
Claude Purley
Kolson
West Moxley
Norman Bellison
Albert Senseney
Lorraine Watkins
Ellis Cline
Donald Moxley
Bobby Bellison
Rolant Stuurrier
Pres
Murace Roelke
Lutheran Church
Quyn
Ruth Mobberly
E. Fourth Street
Lutheran Chapel
WILLIAM D @IMMERMAN
Schrofeder
Natice
Muirrar
Quynn's Hardware
M. J. Grove Lime CO
Economy Cleaners
South Market Street
Frederick City
Louis E. Eichinsberger
City Register
AML
STAQ
Euty Salon
North Market St
Apples
AG Prodes
Jonathan
Ueheious
York Imperial
Detrich & G
Carrall St Mbrie, Inc, Ederick Me
Grace Asterls
Ann
Gahal
Market St
Weil Bros Inc
Penny Hingo Batty
Osale Benedit
Chapel Alley
Rederick Junk
Glade Valley
Surmhey
Walton Avetiue
Thousehold
Frrathure
Qgaisten
Kruebler
Poo
Frederik, Mal
Philco
Westingtoune
the. Nickel
East Sixth St
Trinicy M.R
Apple Strine's
Walkerville, Md
Citizens National Bank
Frederick, MD
Grimes
Peter
Buckerstown Pike
Fisher Coal CO
Water Street
Masoanie Beabstern
Beda
Josefh D. Haker
Holmes D. Haker
Joan H H. Baker
Joserh McDuir
Barras Storm
Cashier
BECK
Beck's
Mt. Airy
Aldtixdwett
D. Ralrh Zimmerman
Aamstant Cashier
Lewis M. SronsenLen
Wilson Ave
Ahhill
Kuebler
Glenn Trout
Aursioneer
RL Kelly
Joseph D. Bakeh
Crarvurs H. Contry, M. D., Jos S. Newman
James H. Gambrill, JR
Daniel Bawer, Jr
Holmes J, Baker
John EH. Baker
Archibald ER. Fisher
Evias B. Ramsburg, JR
MD Apniy
Ernest
Michaela West Patrick Sr
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Rrunsatek
Ralph Burger
Bard
Ephraum Zimmerman
Wallersville
W. Baumgardner
Smeudern
Seoul
East
Second Street
Cramer
Barbara Fritchie
Western MD, Trust CO
Koogle
Newadt
Huaber
Amd
Ly Barin
Ais Jewelrs
South Market
Frederick, Maryland
P. Luther Rice
Walter F. Turall
William B. Cutshall
W. Clinton MecStHerry
Ernest R. Strriver
Loris J. Wilson
Claude A. Wilt
James H. Grovf, Jr
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance
Rorem
West Third St
Wilson Avenue
Eden Jace
Pas Station
East Third St
Neils
Potts & Griffin Realtors
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
W. Patrick
Noah E. Cramer
Washingtonkay
Noah , Cramer & Son
WA Court Street
South Market St
P.O
Welle
News-Post
Frederick Pander
Dandie Coffre
Automobile
Han
Albert Mills
Mommont Uineinnatt
O.gan
William Crotheers
Ninth Market St
East Patricle
Ray
Dhywell Nea Sevatni Way
Hoan College
Ik East Thiet St -Blalet
Tober
Reno
Nard Wand Iloore Market
Alent Sine Caves
Rosemont Ave
Jeadt
St. Apartal
Amoudesn
Wy West
Sea Room
Fred Moan
Moouth
North Bentz
Gordon
Spuiner
Frame CL
Rk Wate
Meldroom
Rockwell Terrace
Bly
Prate
Phar
Arerive
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