Thomas M Hammond dies at 64 at North Market Street home
Thomas M Hammond died at his home 808 North Market Street yesterday evening at 80 o clock from apoplexy. He began work with the Baltimore and Ohio Railway at 17 and retired four years ago due to ill health while serving as passenger conductor. He leaves a widow Ida Snyder and four children John Edward Hammond Helen Harriet Hammond and Thomas Moore Hammond and Mrs Susie Eichelberger of Frederick. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm with services at the home and interment Mt Olivet cemetery. Funeral director C C Carty.
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Thomas M. Hammond
North Market Street
Liberty
Baltimore and Ohio Railway
Riverside Council
United American Mechanics
Ida FE. Snyder
Martinsburg
W. Va
John Edward , Hammond
Whelen Harriet Hammond
Thomas Moore Hammond
Susie Eichelberger
Frederick
Mt. Olivet
C. C. Carty
Debaters Selected for State Declamatory Contest
Elmer Dansberger and John Wood chosen to represent the Boys' high school in the state interscholastic declamatory contest to be held in Annapolis. A preliminary contest at the school featured seven declamations with a tight race between Dansberger reciting Give me liberty or give me death and Wood reciting The Defiance of Catiline. both were selected for the state contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Dansberger
John Wood
Annapoliz
Boys’ High School
Alron Whitmore
Elmer Phelps
Nevin Smith
William Simpson
Frederick Bowers
Patrick Henry
Dansberger
Wood
Wash House Burned Near Shady Grove Farm Fire
A wash house on the J Edgar Young farm south of Shady Grove near Hagerstown burned about 4 am Wednesday. The frame 14 by 20 foot structure and its contents were destroyed. The larger stone house nearby was saved by prompt effort from the Helman family and neighbors.
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J. Edgar Young
Shady Grove
Hagerstown
John Helman
Helman
Helman Famil
Base ball scores from key games around the circuit
At Philadelphia Boston, Ath letics 15 to 4. Batteries Pennock Waik ers Rommel Perl. At New York Washington 10 to 3. Batteries Jones Schang Mogridge Charrity. At Detroit Cleveland 5 to 4. Batteries Bagby Nanamaker Ehmke Bassler. At St Louis Chicago 4 to 2. Batteries Faber Schalk Shocker Severeid.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Athletics
Pennock
Waikers
Rommel
Per
New York
Washington
Jones
Schang
Mogridge
Charrity
Detroit
Cleveland
Bagby
Nanamaker
Ehmke
Bassler
Louis
Chiago
St. Louis
Faber
Schalk
Shocker
National League Scores From Brooklyn to Philadelphia
Brooklyn defeated New York 1 to 0 as Battery Douglas and Smith led the visitors. Pittsburgh beat St Louis 10 to 5 with Cooper Gooch Sherdal and Ainsmith contributing. Chicago edged Cincinnati 3 to 2 with Alexander Hartnett and Deanehve in the battery. Philadelphia rain postponed as standings show Pittsburgh 4 3 .571 and Chicago 5 2 .714. Brooklyn 2 4 .3 Phil 3 2 .600 St Louis 4 3 . a Cincinnati 1 .619
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Brookilsn
New York
Brookton
Douglas
Smith
Taylor
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cooper
Gooch
Sherdal
Ainsmith
Chicago
Cincinnati
Ltteries
Alexander
Hartnett
Deanehve
Philadelphia
W.lpc
Rito
Soy Pittsbrgz
Chica
Boston
Boy murderer escapes from Fairview State Hospital
Norristown report says William Sexton, a boy murderer from Philadelphia, escaped from the State Hospital for the Criminal Insane at Fairview. Sexton and two others killed watchman Patrick McGrory at the Philadelphia Protectory for Ross in 1918 while inmates. He was serving seven and a half to nine and a half years in the Eastern Penitentiary prior to commitment. The home city of Sexton is Philadelphia.
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Norristown
William Sexton
State Hospital
Fairview
Hamilton
Sexton
Philadelphia
Patrick McGrory
Vicit
Ross
Fatland
Philadephia
Bactern
Republicans Hold Primary Meetings Endorsing Mayor Schley
Republican primary meetings across the city selected delegates for a mayoral race and city register, endorsed the current administration, and backed Mayor Gilmer Schley for renomination. Precincts named delegates and committee members while signaling a forthcoming city convention and contested alderman candidates.
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Court House
Harvey D. Martz
Charles B. Keefer
Board of Aldermen Room
City Hall
Geo. Birely
Frank B. Keefer
Harry E. Chapline
C. Edwin Kemp
William FE. Darner
Edward §. Delaplaine
Sebley
George W. Shoemaker
George Birely
Gilmer Schley
Frederick
Schley
Frederick City
G. Edward Myers
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
A. W. Condon
Rose Birely
D. Earl Miffer
Edward 3. Delaplaine
William E.darner
Harry C. Gilbert
Philip E. Grove
Roger Young
E. Peter Mantz
Clayton Cronish
Worthington C. Staley
William D. Zimmerman
B. Frank Doll
Edward B. Nicodemus
I. N. Lor
Beulah Moberly
Allert W. Condon
Geo. Delaplaine
Charles Opel, Jr
Samuel Rhoderick
E. Guy Albaugh
Martin Clem
George Lowe
Les Mattoon
Henry E. Cramer
Henry C. Crum
Luther Harrison
Theodore Alexander
Elmer Munshower
E.*j. Winebrewer
B. Keefer
L. F. Harrison
William T. iShook
John L. Derr
John Winpigier
George R. Dennis
George D. Biggs
D. Martz
I. F. Harrison
Elmer Ray
Cracgett Rameburg
Theodore H. Alexander
William T. Shook
E. C. Markell
Lee Whiting
John J. Cronenburg
C. G. Bourne
Joan Windigier
Local Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds Recorded
Frederick area cases show marriages for Harry Tinner 27 and Jessie Hout 18 and Tra Fogle 32 with Hat tie Sweeney 33. Deeds list Admira Granwell to James Clark, Clara Brown Levy to Karl Jacobson, and Ira Kelbauga, Cordelius Bowman transfers with small county sums.
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Harry A. Tinner
Jessie K. Hout
Frederick
Tra A. Fogle
Hattie A. Sweeney
H.C. Zent
Key Mar
Emma Ripke
Baltimore
Admira Granwell
James Clark
Clara Jane Brown Levy
Karl Jacobson
Ae J Kelbaugh
Ira C. Kelbauga
Edward T. Devilhiss
Cordelius D. Bowman
Mooseheart Legion Meet Sees Growing Attendance in Frederick
Women of the Moose Heart Legion Chapter 491 held a regular meeting on Tuesday April 18 presided by Benlor Regent Mrs Josephine Stewart. Minutes were read and new business conducted followed by a social. The lodge in Frederick formed just over a year ago and has grown rapidly with a large enrollment as a branch of the Loyal Order of the Moose.
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Women of the Moose Heart Legion
Benlor
Josephine Stewart
Frederick 1
The
Loyal Order of the Moose
Among the Sick Mrs Laura Grove Smith Ill in Baltimore
Mrs Laura Grove Smith formerly of Frederick is critically ill in Baltimore at the home of Mrs Edward Byer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Grove Smith
Frederick
Baltimore
Edward Byer
Local notices and sales in Frederick Maryland listings
A collage of local ads and notices from Frederick Maryland, including millinery shopping in New York, weekend sales at Weinberg's and Freeman, shoe prices, iron and wiring offers, clothing and suit sales by Hendrickson's, a G.H.J. Alumnae function, a United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting, a charity dance, and various community notices from merchants Gittinger's and Drake.
American Legion Bazaar And Community Notices
Supper announcements urge support for the American Legion Bazaar at the State Armory with daily hours and dates in April. Notices request settlements of accounts for Dutrow confectionery before April 2 and 22, plus a real estate ad for a bungalow on Wilson Avenue. Multiple small items include notices of closings, plant sales, and a dance, all in a local Frederick Md context.
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American Legion
State Arocr
Wilson Avenue
Co. M. Dixon
Elm St
State
Armory
Benefit of
State Armory
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the Daily News
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Annapo
Washington County
W.L.P.C. Cleveind
SES
W.york
Washin
St Louis
National League
Lad
Watchman
Freen Inmene Hospital
Titus Wadde
Thera
Mr. Longwed
Bez
Dereon
Sour
Tech Amt
Calinn
Bond
Finfer
Mooseheart Legion
D. E. Kefauver
3Rd and
Market Streets
Frederick, Md
Pat
Lea
Oxford Tub
Empire Theatre
Weinberg
Kolb Bros
Junier Hall
H. EF. Freeman
East Saints Street
Frederick County
Amb
Gale
J. D. Hendrickson
G. H. 3. Alumnae Association
H. S. Auditorium
Carty’s Furniture
Elizabeth Michael
South Market Street
Firzhugh Lee Chapter
United Daughters of Confederacy
Wa. R. DeLashmutt
Upper College Circle
Hendrickson’s
Market Street
Dr. Griggs
Winchester Hall
Third and Market Streets
Legion Home Bazaar
Witton's
C. R
Goodell
H. F. Kline
Howard
Taylor, No
Gittinger’s Grocery
J. Dutrow
U. S. Tyler
K. S. J. Dutrow
A. A. Radcliff
J. A. Ramsburg
D. H. Miller
Frank C. Hargett
Court Square
WM. C. Heath
South
Carty'’s
Hot Point
Modern Lighting Company
North Market St
William D. Angleberger
Husband
Marewood D. Harp
Church Py
Second St
Third St
Fourth St
Fifth St
Market St
Patrick Bt
South Bt
Ave. I Snegern Hove
Elza St
Gai
Markwood D. Harp
Pythian Castle
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Capital
Ofyiobel
J. D. Baker
B.D. Barde
WM. G. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McKivit
John
Rambburg
Wm.g, Baker
D. ¥. Kefauver
Thor, BH
Haller
L. Hargett
Newman
J. H. Gambrile, JR
Hd, Baker
Daniel Baker, JR
Ditch, Bowers & Taylor, Inc
North and
Mount Royal Avenues
Mad
A. M. Eisler
Ceresvilla
Reey
C. J. Smith Co
South Bend
Ind
Revenue Service
Civi Service Examiner
Reading
Pennsylvania
Master Production Corporation
Indiana
Cen
Eerie
Frederick Iron and Steet Company
Care News-Post
Ste Ellet
Martin
Washington, D.C
Care News
BUICK
Darket
Los
Frederick Wil Strine
Lewistown
I Tost
Chapel Aller
Third Street
Fresent
Macera Taghting Co
the News Job Printing Office
John D. Hendrickson
Potts & Griffin
Troom
College Park
Court St
Real Estate, Loan and Insurance
Grayson H. Staley
Bloomfield
New Midway
Woodsboro
Pleasant Hill School House
Clurch
Mountaindale
Trowsmile
New Market
New London
Urbana
Actjoning
Lingenore
Grayson FL. Staley
Lan Feederick
Thomas P. Rice
N. Jolliffe
Villa Entata
State Road
W. ON. Jolliffe
West Church Street
Frederick, Ma
John N. Clary
Markell H. Nelson
W. Patrick
Drederick
Cramer & Stauffer
Noah E. Cramer
John Hi. Stauffer
Nr. Ral Estate, Loans and Insurance
W. South &R
N. Bentz St
Good
N. Market
Braddock Heights
Park Ava
Rosemont
Braddock
Hts
Kim Ston
4Th Et Pike
Harmony Grove
Church St. Frederick
Grayson H. Mercer
ITV Property
Prihian Castle
Guy C. Roser
Insurance
NEW York Life Insurance
Bama
NEW York Life Insurance CO
C. Roser Agant
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