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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1933
Page
5
Obituary notices report Mrs. J W Cleveland of Brunswick and Baltimore, Mrs Beesie Virginia Cleveland, plus several others including George W Hettenhouser and Mrs Frank Gibson. Funeral services were held at local churches with interments at Park Heights and Hope Hill cemeteries. survivors include children and siblings across Maryland and Virginia.
Funeral services for Paul Elwood Hahn were held Sunday starting from his home in Ladiesburg at 1 o clock. Interment followed at the nearby cemetery with Frank Fife officiating. Pallbearers were Paul Baker Charles Saylor Franklin Corum and Elmer Shelton. Funeral directors Powell and Al Daugh assisted.
Winchester authorities arrest Max Krol Wang search ends in Virginia as FBI and state officers capture Max Krol, former Jones Woolen Co. executive, in Chicago after a long pursuit. The Jones Woolen Co. collapsed into bankruptcy with $375,000 stock value gone, and officers had indicted Krol on five counts of embezzlement alongside Arthur G. Jones.
Lewistown Woman's Club held its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Jonas Burrier with Mrs. Mehrle Ramsburg presiding. Sixteen members and two visitors attended and discussed plans for a club exhibit, with Miss Helen Pearson giving an illustrated talk on hat making. The Walkersville Club met at Miss W Nelus Nicodemus's home, the pledge song was sung, and twenty four members named a famous painting on roll call. A lecture, Art In the Home, was presented by Mrs. William Powell with Met Museum images, and teams were formed to boost meeting attendance and new members.
A busy Grace Reformed church school service saw 366 in attendance with full departmental classes and a Harvest Home program. Rev. Ralph B. Hartman preached praising the Lord, and the Festival Te Deum choir performed. Calvary Methodist noted Hood College students’ visit with special sermons by Rev. Dr. G. E. Williams and musical pieces. Leaders Bible Class announced its 21st anniversary events and guest speakers, while Trinity M E Church highlighted youth programs, promotions, and plans for an intermediate girls class. The week includes a Trinity program in Monrovia and a planned play by the church youth at Flint el church.
Promotion Sunday at Evangelical Lutheran church school saw 970 in attendance. 59 Beginners to Primary, 58 Primary to Junior, 63 Junior to Intermediate, 27 Intermediate to Adult. Hood College hosts 74 Lutheran girls with a student group and officers listed. Sermons and music noted, plus Luther League Day, Mothers League meeting, and Harvest Home services at nearby churches.
Mr and Mrs FL E Brengle of Dulles hue have returned from visiting relatives in Ohio. Mrs Arthur Williams of Elkridge visited her sister Mrs Baker spsteen. Dr John Derris in Chicago attends a radiology congress and will be away about a week. Several locals welcomed newborns at Frederick City Hospital including a son for Mr and Mrs Bruce Hyett Braddock Heights and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Charles G Schroeder East Patrick Street. Others returned from Chicago World’s Fair and Yale School of Fine Arts studies in New Haven.
Mrs Murrey Lamhart of West Pat Neck Street was removed by ambulance to Frederick City Hospital for special treatment. Buddy Kennedy of Easy Second Street cut his knee badly after skating two weeks ago and may need crutches. Charles Ormson of Paint of Rocks, B&O Railroad employee, was injured in a fall and removed to Frederick City Hospital for treatment. Mrs John Hopes of Wanfield is improving after hospitalization. Reno S Harp, struck by a Baltimore car, is improving. Mrs J Albert Castle has returned home from surgery, much improved.
An afternoon and evening croquet tournament at Dr. T. Clyde Rout’s home in Buckeystown featured teams from Silver Springs Frederick and Buckeystown. Buckeystown won five of seven games while Silver Springs took two and Frederick won three of seven. Participants included M Wolfe Ray Grubb and Messrs Jones and Peacock for Silver Springs Rev C E Dryden J F Koller Dr A E McCuskey E A Wachter and Dr Boutson for Buckeystown with play conducted from 1 to 7 o’clock under electric lights at the close.
Market prices for grains and livestock list wheat corn and barley with bid figures. Livestock includes primes calves hogs lambs cows heifers and other categories with price ranges and grades such as prime choice good and fair. Units appear as dollars per head or per hundredweight with varied quality descriptors.
Public sale listing items from modern and antique furniture to glass and china at storage goods corner West Fifth St and Trail Ass Friday September 29 starting 1 pm. Contains numerous tables chairs clocks dressers beds and household goods with terms cash. Includes contact names David Saunders and John Nui.
Fragmented ad page items include apple varieties, orchard contact, estate sale of Mrs Charla T. Pawan at T10 West Patrick Street with furniture and housewares offered September 2 1933. Public notices list taxes and city services, Barbara Fritchie Tea Room relocation and opening details, and local services including piano teaching and secondhand pipes for sale.
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