Deaths and funerals in Frederick area community
Charles W Talley Jr aged 74 died suddenly at home after a week of illness. He leaves a widow and two sons Charles W Talley Jr and Marion C Talley, with service details pending at Etchison Sons. Calvin R Koogle died suddenly near Middletown at 68, survived by wife and four children. funeral Thursday at 2 pm with services at Reformed church. Arthur Clay Lowman, 39, garage operator of Keymar, survived by wife and two children. funeral Thursday with services at Middleburg and burial in adjoining cemetery. Infant Geraldine Annabelle Horner, daughter of Leonard and [unnamed] Horner, survived by parents and brother Leonard William Horner Jr.. funeral Tuesday at 4 pm with Oak Hill cemetery afterwards. Powell and Amick funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Talley
Charles William Taley, Jr
East Second
Alough
Tauerba
Rou W
Lise T. Talley
Sacem
Warles W. Taller, Jr
Marion C. Mer Breatadey
M. R. Etchison and Son
Marion C. Ales
West Patrick Screet
R. Behlgon and Son
Calvn
Koogie
Calvin R. Koogie
Boliver
Middletown
Ms. Koogle
Mr. Koogie
David
Annatherine Koogie
Wah Sheffer
Fiossie Fink
Bessie Leatherman
Lam Bile
Willard Boogie
Reformed Church
John S. Adam
Reformed Cemetery
Iddletown
Arthur Clay‘ Lowman
Arthur Clay Lowman
Keymar
Tuesay Morning
Anna Arman
Tin Lee
Annaim
New Midway
Iginald Lowman
Kernoon
Middleburg
Sevices
Culp
Tilon Bridge
Clif
H. Richmond
Sykesville
Pallbear
Carroll Cover
Walter Stem
John Crabba
William Garber
John Orrest
Finest Myers
Geraldine Annabelle Horner
Leonard Will
Leonaard William Horner, Jr
Slock
Oak Hil
Cemeny
Powell Amé Aivaush
Former Loudoun official cleared in road funds case
Leesburg Virginia September 27 the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors rescinded an order charging R G Johnson former supervisor of Lovettsville district with paying himself 3250 dollars from road funds while on the payroll The action followed arguments by E Garrett counsel for Johnson that he was repaying work performed and that other supervisors had done similar but not as large sums. The board split with four for and two against Dr W H Grubb and Irvin Leith voting against. Also items include the Parkway School Parent Teacher Association meeting with education specialist Miss Sowers speaking on Today's Children and Their Parents and Barn Destroyed By Fire in Rockville with loss around 5000 including hay and straw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesburg
Loudoun C Party Board of
R. G. Jonnwm
Loveteslie
Commonealth
John Gateher
Johnson
Jfe
Bila
E. Garrett
Lessourg
Shnson
Sher
Howard Rog
M &B. Whitmore
Irvin Leith
W. H. Grubb
Invey Sher
FP. T. A
Alice Sowers
Washington, D
Congress of Parents and Sachets
Parkway
Sam W. Maples
Ésinen
Parkway Fta
Miss Sowers
Maryland
Wing
Baltimore
Market Prices Yesterday for Grain Live Stock and Goods
Market prices from Pregerics Co Promeeis and Promeeis Inc list prime beef at 4.00 to 5.00 dollars, select 4.00, cows 2.00 to 3.09, heifers 4.25, tires 4.05, pigs 100 to 130 pounds 4.30, sows 2.50 to 2.75, sow weights and other items show spreads across livestock and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pregerics Co. Promeeis, Inc
Jalves—Prime
Funeral for Pioneer Undertaker Thomas P. Rice Held
Maryland funeral directors from across the state attended the Tuesday service for Thomas Perry Rice a pioneer undertaker in the city. The Evangelical Reformed Church pastor Rev Henri L G Mietfer led rites at his East Fourth Street home with a Maryland association design and company representations. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers from Baltimore and other towns carried the casket and represented firms and boards, interment followed at Mt Olivet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Funeral Directors’ Association
Thomas Perry Rice
Lf East Fourth Street
Maryland State Funeral Directors' Association
Henri L. G. Mietfer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Rice
Sam Barnes
Dan Posey
Mr. Rice
Milton
Easton
Ellicott City
Funeral Directors’ Association
Willam F. Woodin
Haltimore
Marty Armacast
Andrew K. Coffman
Hagerstown
M. L. Creager
Thurmont
Wiliam F
Horace F. Burges
Harry Fanning
George Sanders
All of
Baltimore
John R. Wright
P.d. Saffell
Washington
Clarence Suman
Keadysville
C. T & Gladhill
Middletown
Galen “E
Pidamanes Hea
Adl Aebeugh
Libertywwn
Cramer Powell
Woodsboro
H. M. Snyder
Airy
Robert Brooks
Charles Koebrich
W. Fennel
J. Frank Smith
Karl ©. Fox
Boyertown
Wart Etchison
Fred
Mt. Olivetty
Harry E. Carty
Church St P T A Meeting and Surprises on a Tuesday
The first meeting of the Church Street School Parents Teachers Association convened in the auditorium Tuesday afternoon. President John Shaw presided, with program items including music, a Lord's Prayer, recitations, a reading by Floyd Culler, a Harold Clem solo, and an address by Hood College historian Miss Mary Ott on the NRA. Officers were elected: President Guy K Motter, vice presidents Marian Moser and Chester G Clem, secretary Mrs George F Daugherty, corresponding secretary Miss Charlotte Clem, treasurer John J Shaw. A later note reports a surprise party at the Degrange home near Dickerson for Vernon and Paul Degrange with many guests and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parents Teachers Association
Church Street
PD. m
John Shaw
America
Floyd Culler
Harold Clem
Adelé Leichert
Mary
Ott
Hood College
NRA
Guy K. Motter
Marian Moser
Chester G. Clem
George F. Daugherty
Charlotte Clem
John J. Shaw
Tyj Sather
Dickerson
CO. Dexfraine
Iss
Vernon
Paul
C. O. Degrange
Wm. Moxtey
Osborne Wachter
Clyde Stunkle
Guy Degrange
Mer
Claude Stang
Vernon Degrange
Willam McKimmey
George Dronéturz
Edward Frye
Paul Shantin
Styler Shuts
Paul Degrance
Charles ‘Aard McKimmel
Osborne
Donald Wachter
Poplar Springs supper held at the hall
A Poplar Springs event describes a communal supper at the hall with a five o'clock start, announcing the gathering and serving details in a concise notice.
Sykesville Volunteer Fire Company elects officers and events
Sykesville Sept 27 Fire Company elects president J M Harris vice president RH Leecer Pheine secretary Cetus Brown treasurer J Nevin Fuehs chief Leo Clefelot. Saturday features Tag Das and red sag for silver donation. Dinner dances card parties and suppers planned. Numerous local residents noted for visits and events including Mrs. Amos Ruch dinner guest list and wedding party from Baltimore. Various church and hospital notices listed with names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykesville Bykeavile
Sykesville Volunteer Fire Company
Fresident
J. M. Harris
RH. Leecer Pheine
Sncretear
Cetus Brown
J. Nevin Fuehs
Leo Clefelot
Amos Ruch
Ouiton Ham
Baltimore
Mari
Nuss Anna Murphy
Robert Murphy
Ruch
Helen Voight
Elisabeth McDaniel
Nellie Timamas
Kenneth Harm
Edward L. Brail
Reman
Springfeld Presbyterian Church
John T. Cauthborn
Union Metarial Hospital
Personal notices of visiting relatives and job moves
Mrs Eugene Sullivan, visiting her elever and brother in law Mr god Airs Oscar Mullican, South Market Street, has returned to Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Charles A Granham and Miss Mepel Ricketts of onls spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Eugene Merrick in Federalsburg. Eddie Shook returned home after a few days with his aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Harold Riser of Waynesboro Pa. Mr Chester S Bowers of this city has secured a job in Bridgeport Conn and will leave in a week to take it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Sullivan
God Airs
Oscar Mullican
South Market Street
Baltimore
Charles A. Granham
Mepel Ricketts
Onls
Eugene Merrick
Federalsburg
Latte
Eddie Shook
East Sixth Street
Harold Riser
Lincoln Avenue
Waynest
Chester 5
Bowers
Bridgeport
Conn
Lel
Public Sale Notice At LeQore Farm And Lews Pagan Estate
A fragmented notice describes a farm sale near LeQore POA with varieties from Dawe Dance Vindobons Braddock Meights and apples, plus a motor radio balance wagon. It lists Mra Charles T. Fasan residence and administrator Lewis F. Pagan with a sale set for Thursday September 28 1933 and another date September 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas
Stark
LeQore Poa
Richardson
Charles T. Fasan
Thuretay
Lewis F. Pagan
Wheat allotment drive signals strong farmer turnout
Rockrile January 27 report shows 768 Montgomery county wheat producers, about 800 farms totaling 26 001 acres, signed applications for the federal wheat allotment plan. Only around 100 farmers remained outside, many small holders. County committees will forward details to the Agricultural Adjustment Administration for allocations and payments. County agents and farm bureau leaders backed the drive through several weeks of outreach and organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockrile
Montgomery County
Otto W. Anderson
Engiie
Anderson
Montgomery County Wheat Allotment Association
Hare
Josiah W. Jones
Davy
J. Burr White
Federal Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Montgomery County Farm Bureau
Albert A. Ady
Copperville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Copperville residents record a week of visitors and calls. Mrs. Lewis Biker entertained Mr. and Mrs. L. 2. Fouts. Mrs. Dery Zepp visited her aunt Mrs. Ida Hull of Westminster. Emory Cot and Mrs. Mary Rice of Baltimore visited friends Sunday. Mrs. Laurence Foute spent Thursday with Mrs. Joshua Rine in Travania. Mr. and Mrs. John Pittinger and family of Pepa visited Sunday. Little Mary Barbara Martell called on Mrs. L. Z. Foutz. Baker, recently recovering from paralysis, is improving. Albers Smith and family spent Sunday in Westminster visiting friends James Carlin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Gaither
Mins
Mary Gaither
Eilicott City
Ww. B. Welling
Walter Gimpel
Leroy Gimpel
Catonsville
James 3. Grimes
Samuel Richeson
Mary Porter
Amber
Richeson
Ivan Sayres
Walter Sayre
John T. Cawthorn
Ralph Bordhey
Waverly
James
Grimes
William P. Hammond
Chames Hammong
Anta Hammond
Reisterstown
Raymond Turner
Washington
Coppermue
Lewis Biker
L. 2. Fouts
Dery Zepp
Ida Hull
Westminster
Emory Cot
Mary Rice
Baltimore
Laurence Foute
Joshua Rinein
Travanian
John Pittinger
Pepa
Mary Barbara Martell
L. Z. Foutz
diakCug Baker
Autigerrayg
Mir
Albers Smith
Sabiiday
Weetmister Visting
James Carlin
Local church and school fundraisers advertised for late September 1933
Local notices list events at Liberty High School and Evangelical Reformed Church including a chicken and wafer supper, cake sale and music, and a Bible class chicken dinner. Also advertised are farm equipment auctions, farm property sales, and real estate listings by P Luther Rice. Reserved seats for a Frederick Fair sale begin October 2 with prices and ordering details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty High School
Rhoderick Farm
G. Wm. Rhoderick
Tuscarora District
J. H. Blaxsted
P. Luther Rice
North Market
Ovtover
Onderz
Jefferson Friday supper sale and community notices
Neotke taxpayers offered a three per cent discount for September taxes. A large village sale on September 29 includes household furniture, parlor suite, beds, refrigerator, stove, and more at 137 West Patrick Street. Auctions and real estate listings follow with bidders invited and terms cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neotke
A. A
Nicodemue
Ity Replater
W. Patrick St
Lop
Deak
Charles A. Landis
Guy L. Pout
John Shaw
West Fifth
Trail Ave
Aharn
Cash
David Brundhas
John Null
Raymond L, Kelly
Local Notices on NRA Special and Price Reduction
Local brief notes mention NRA special and a price reduction to $7.80 for permanent ware. Also references BLUE AND GREY BEAUTY SHOP with phone 9 for contact.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ormer
Lovettsville
Rockville
H. Butt
Thomas P.aige
Freder
Ick Man
Thomas PF. Rice
Poplar Springs
Isavel Davis
Marion Hertis
Catonsvalle
Corinne Morris
Montgomery
Cqunty
Howard Warfield
John M. DeLashmiutt
Woodbine
Wilbur R. McCardell
Robert Watkins
R. 5
Bell, Bowie
Brunswick
Emerson Barlow
Frank C. Hughes
R. H. H. Shipley Farm
Gist
New York City
Frank Arrington
Edward Barneys
Mary Hasselbaugh
Edward Arrington
William Timmerman
Clairsville
Roy Clarke
Beulah
Mazel Bailey
Youngstown
Ohio
John Williams
George V. Kelly
Walter O'Dell
Riselle Williams
James B. Noyes
Margaret
Madajine Henderson
Cui
Mis
Aril Lee
Wilson
Wiss Henderson
Norfolk
Wilsor
Miss Wilson
California
U.S. S
Mississippi
Cuban
Nellie Timanus
Lois
Wilbur McCardell
Emerson Hartlow
Julian ©. Somers
Hamilton
R. F. Bell
Bowie
Charles Taylor
Springfeld State Hospital
Edward Wilson
Liberty Road
Lillian Hewitt
Elva Selby
E. M. Mellor, Jr
College Inn
Raymond Beall
William Poole
Watersville
John Thomas
Boodi
Lewis Thomas
Gaithers
William A. Ridgely
Glenwood
Walter Sutton
Mt. Washington
William J. Miller
Ida Stamm
Arbutux
George Gardner
Warren Grout
New York
Lindsay Forthman
Guy Brightwell
Chicago
James Wheatley
Buesis Rerencly
Effie Wheatley
Wiliam EB. Reynolds
Murray Dayhod
Edith Travers
Roland Park
Samuel D. Sgimey
Shiptey
Carroll County
Ths
Milton D. Nori
Robert Harris
Harry Bevard
Ham
Shipley and
Markate
Mary Agnes
Irvin. Buckingham
Enn
Harry C. Weer
Maud Rees
Virginia Brers
Waste H. D. Warheld
Guinea
Evexraady Welsome
Cazra
St. Frederick, Md
Reason Princ
M. Akers
Patrick Sh
Dawe
Elks Charity Bar
Motorola Auto Radio
Froeverict
Prktay
Mounts Garage
Gomery
Geewern Tern
Copperville
Organ Fund
Calvary Church
Martha Washington
W. Pattick SL
Glenn Trout
RL. Kelly
W. Rhoderick
Hansenville
Garfield Proctor
Greyson
Jolly Four
Jefferson
Jonathans
Yorks
Petera
New Design Road
Board of County Commissioners
Court Howe
County Commissioners of
Frederick Co
John W. Holter Preelent
R. B. Murdoch
Philip Wertheimer
Frederick
Washington Road
Evergreen Point
Vitrolite
Pritouhs
Shonra
Barbara Fritchie
East Patrick
Pisher
Edith G. Siediing
Walter
Stockman
Wes. Patrick St
Best Fountain Services
Peoples Service Drug Stores
Freddrick Junk Company
Card Pari
Samaritan Revekan Loise
West Church
Atrest
Thuraiay
Admirasion
Ting Carda
Cit
Poco
Willis
Imow
COOD
East Slaib Street
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Catitag
Rose Hill Manor
Thomas Johnson
North Market Street
Bog
Kelly
Cleck
Harry
Schmidt
States District Court For
District of Maryland
Atreck
Frederick County
Maryland. If the Hour of 10 A'Riocks. In, Baturday
Bignea
Alton
Bennett
Truster
Jahn F. Dutrow
Atic
Elize PL Johnson
Elia
Iq Wourt
Preterick City
Prederick County
Petereville
Fathertak County
Lie Stare
Joan Lunik
Dion Prederick
HW K Depauteur
Petersville
Circuit Court
Eliza P. Johnson
Eta
Frederick City
Peederick County
Prirrevile
Todd
Harpers Ferry
Michael E. Gordon
Elizabeth
Horsey
Derd Daird
Mikey ST. OH
Follo
Rome
Delauter
Omar
Greenbury
Grove
Hiram Alen
Uber
Fredricke Mtr
Frede
Rerick
Rire
Flora M. Keller
Wo MeRuda Attornay
Jourrh D. Bake
Hevare 0. Bik
Joan N H. Barre
Josefh MecDivir
Vicw
William G. Zim Meaman
Samoen
G. DvyAce
J. Travers
Hiomas
Josna D. Baxex
Thomas H. Haller
Charles B. Corney
M. D
Joan §. Newman
James H. Gambrill
Houmis D. Bakes
Daniel Baker, JR
Joan H. Baker
Elias B. Rambburg
Ascuibath BE. Fists
F. Luther Riok
Potts & Grizfin
Ctc
Julius Grane
Jd East Fourth Street
Care Newa
United America
E Moore
Aramp
Newee Post
Quaker City Clesners
Orphans’ Court
Addie M. Pagan
Lewis
Pagan
Mahlon C. Kepauver
Lata
Marylat
Aldegtate
Lys
Aishway
Pret
Bomz Neal City
Luther Rice
Mircellaneoods
Packard
Buick
Auburn
Noah E. Cramer
Middlesown Valley
Macadam Road
Middle Town
Noah
Cramer & Son
Court Street
Patr
Fox Hount
Mane Inn
Groyeiri
Charles Jamison
Barnivilly
Blue Belton
Howard
Tunsbur
Taives
Atonia Equipment Co. Inc
Axenur, Hagerstomn, Md
Teigphos
Pston
Prase
Raray
Kefauver
Obtar
Ae Clan NT Office OF Comptroller OF
F.C
Frederick County National Bank OF
Frerick and Sint of
United States
North
Bentz Bi
Market Strest
Braddock Heights
Winnie Owl Westyste
Uistgiee
Modern &Room House
David Graft
Austin Mantz
Dulaney
Bath
Etractt Bath
Phan
Madison
Gilmore
Marcet Atrees
Fedit
Wits Tear Enhancs
Frontlaxen
Paciak
Cilok
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