Dr J R Littlefield Dead in Cumberland Hospital
Dr John Ramsay Littlefield leading Western Maryland surgeon dies after a week of pneumonia at Albany Hospital Cumberland aged 44. He married Elizabeth Young and left a widow mother two brothers and a sister. Interment in Arlington with father Martin L Littlefield, Civil War veteran. He served in World War I and held posts at Allegany and Western Mary land Hospitals. He was a member of multiple medical associations. Born in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ramsay Littlefield
Maryland
Albany Hospital
Cumberland
Iitlefield
Elizabeth Young Daugher
Charles Young
Littefield
Wlington
Martin L. Littefield
Jiegany Hospital
Western Marylnd Hospital
American Medical Association
Tri-State Physicans’ Club
Cumberland Academy of Medicine
Allegany Andarrett County Medical Society
Association of Military Surgeons
United States
Littlefield
Washngton
Frances A. Litlefield
George Edmaund Littlefield
Souish
Death notices mark Frederick County deaths in spring
George H Brunner aged 81 died at 238 North Market street after weeks of illness. He lived in Frederick county most his life, ran a summer boarding house north of the city, survived by two daughters and several brothers. funeral Monday at 3 from the residence with interment Mt Olivet cemetery. Mary Ann Young widow of William Nash Young died at 122 South Market street after a weeklong illness aged 76 years 10 months 9 days, survived by three children and one grandchild. private funeral Sunday at 3 from Etchison and Company with Mt Olivet interment. Charles A Ritchey 53, former Washington county Republican official and business man, died Wednesday night. former president Board of Street Commissioner and two-term Republican State Central Committee member for Washington county. Adolph Bahme widow Margaret E Bahme died in Baltimore on April 1. funeral Sunday at 1 from 2617 Greenmount Ave with Mt Olivet interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Brunner
North Market Street
Henry
Margaret Chiltz Brunner
Frederick County
Fredrick
Ummer
William Aumgardner
Harry T
Hebis
Theoore
Milton
Allen Brunner
Marie Brunner
Velock
Aterment
Mt. Olivet
Thomas P. Rice
Irs
Mary Ann Young
William Nash Young
South Market Street
Julia M. Young
Margaret Young
John N. Young
Harry Nash Young
Balimore
Siser
Wisc
Charlotte Downes
Cootesville
Thomas Short
Philadelphia
Omelock
Etchison and Company
Mt. Olivett Cemetery
Charles A. Ritchey
Iagerstown
Washington County
Mr. Ritchey
Ermy
Adolph Bahme
Margaret E. Bahme
Engebrach
Baltimore
Greenmount Ave
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Funeral for Kathleen Remsberg Held Near Buckerstown
The funeral for Kathleen Remsberg Oak placed from the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Earl Remsberg near Buckerstown occurred Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev TE Brindle officiated with Rev R L Lang assisting. Interment followed at Reformed Cemetery in Middletown. Etchison and Son, funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Remsberg
Earl Remsbers
Buckerstown
TE. W. Brindle
R. L. Lang
Middletown
R. Etchison and Son
Evelyn Nesbyt Lawyer Opposed Thaw Sanity Plea
William A Gray serves as counsel for Evelyn Nesbyt who opposed Harry Thaw's sanity plea, opposing the assertion and contributing to the legal challenge in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A Gray
Evelyn Neslyt
Harry Thaw
Croxton Held in 500 Dollar Bail for Grand Jury
Fred W. Croxton, charged with passing a forged certified check at the Francis Scott Key Hotel for 865, was held in 500 dollars bail for the next grand jury. He said he cashed the check for a young woman in Baltimore, was unaware of forgery, and later found in Washington County Hospital. He was brought to Baltimore by police and jailed. he may face other charges in separate cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Grahame Johnson
Fred. W. Croxton
Francis Scott Key
Croxtom
Baltimore
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Allen Buartgis
John Shires
Hymeneal Horine Singer at St Pauls A B Church
A wedding on Easter Sunday at St Pauls A B Church Hagerstown united Miss Esther A Singer of Ephrata PA and Dawson Horine of Myersville. Rev Z Berry Plummer officiated. Relatives served as attendants and ushers. The couple plans Baltimore residence during studies then likely return to Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horine
Singer
St. Paul's A. B
Hagerstown
Esther A. Singer
Ephrata
Dawson Horine
Myersville
Z. Berry. Plummer
C. M. Wenger
Cyrus F. Horine
Baltimore
Dawson Y. Flook
Yersville
Ruth
Eilen Rupiensberger
W. Guy Kline
Lohengrin
Hilen W. Singer
Lebanon Valley College
A. J. Horine
Franklin and Marshall College
University of Maryland
Eilen M. Singer
Dp EL Mellinger
A. J. Ho
Theatre News at Empire and Maryland Theatres
The Drivin Fool with Wallie Van and Patsy Ruth Miller headlines today alongside I Taunted Valley with Ruth Roland. Empire shows Ridin Through and The Fighting Skipper with Fox News reels. Maryland presents The Fagle's Talons and a comedy The Big Idea with Snub Pollard plus Pathe Review and Western Skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Wallie van
Patsy Ruth Miller
Hunchback
Valley
Ruth Roland
Fox News
Empire
Leo Maloney
Maryland
Snub Pollard
Pathe Review
Manager Fisher
PURELY PERSONAL MISS Kathren Krise and visiting relatives
A string of social notes lists Miss Kathren Krise of East Charel and various relatives visiting from Philadelphia York and Baltimore. Several Middletown residents and friends share Easter and weekend visits, travels to New York, Lancaster and other areas, plus a Baltimore funeral and family trips. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. BK. A. Mullendore, Mrs. Mabel Best, Miss Mary Toms, P. Russell Kefauver, Dora Remsburg, Rev. A. Hedges, C. A. Wilhide, Helen McLaren, Edward Poffenberger, Lettie McDonough, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathren Krise
East Charel. Street
York
Richard Wallace and Son
Philadelphia
Charles Wallace
BK. A. Mullendore
Folger Flock
Wallard Compher
Mabel Best
James Wallace
Burkittsville
Mary Toms
Edward A. Toms
Middletown
Mt. Airy High School
New York City
P. Russell Kefauver
Springfield
Ohio
Washington County
Kefauver
Dora Remsburg
George Ehrhart
Edinsville
Ehrhart
Simon Snurr
Clinton A. Grove
Washington
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Grove
A. Hedges
Amos Stine
C. W. Wilhice
Helen
C. A. Wilhide
Washington, D. Cc
Helen McLaren
Frederick
John F. Poffenberger
Myersville
Lettie M. McDonough
Edward
Enterprise
W. Va
Among the sick in Frederick and vicinity
A bulletin of local illnesses reports Mrs Henri LG Kieffer much improved at home with pneumonia on West Church Street. Stouffer of Point of Rocks underwent surgery in Frederick, doing well. Several others, including Vada Harbaugh of Lewistown, Elva Brubaker, and Bruce Koogle, are ill or recovering. An 18 year old, John Dillon, had appendiceal surgery and is recovering nicely. Leroy Blickenstaff seeks cataract operation in Baltimore. Little Ray Wolf improves after hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri LG. Kieffer
West Church Street
Majorie BP. Stouffer
Point of Rooks
Frederick Motor Company
Frederick City Hospital
Vada Margaret Harbaugh
Norman Harbaugh
Lewistown
George A. Tretapoe
Park Ave
Charlies H. Vessell
Maple Ave
Elva Brubaker
Melvin Brubaker
Brunswick
Lawson Stine
Middletown
John W. Dillon
Bertha Dillon
Bruce
Calvin R. Koogle
Bolivar
Leroy Blickenstaff
Mid- Motown
Baltimore
Helen McDade
Elmer Doub
Little Ray Wolf
Myersville
Broderick City Hospital
Household fashion notes of leather bows and frocks
Leather bows replace buckles on plain rumps while small suede or patent leather accents appear. Peasant frocks—finely pleated sleeveless designs suit sport wear. An evening scarf of two yards chiffon edged with ostrich fringe and a tassel from belt to hem add refined trimming.
Braddock Heights Cottage For Sale With Possession Soon
For sale with possession June 1 1924 or sooner a spacious cottage at Braddock Heights Maryland ideal for first class boarding house. Seventeen bedrooms dining room kitchen basement porch on all sides central location near Braddock Heights Pard 120 feet frontage 200 feet depth modern and fully furnished inquiry to Theodore H Alexander Frederick Maryland. Also tailor services and general listings shown with local contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Theodore H. Alexander
Patrick Street
Frederick
Maryland
Public Sale Notices in Frederick Md 1924
Public sale listed for May 3 1924 at 1 o'clock at the courthouse Frederick Md includes 230 shares of Frederick County National Bank stock 28 shares of Farmers and Mechanics National Bank stock 3 shares of Frederick Hotel Co preferred stock 23 shares of common stock plus a sale of fruit trees shrubs and plants in Frederick with multiple auctioneers and local notices for used cars household goods and discounts on clothing and hats, all advertised with terms and additional sale events planned by local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick County National Bank
Mid
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank of
Frederick Hotel Co
Samuel G. Duvall
Johnl. Dutrow
Joseph H. Bussard
Farmers’ Supply Company
Carroll Street
Swepson Earle
Hendrickson's and
Bennett's Dry Goods
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Kaufman Motor CO
East Patric Street
Frederick County
Maryland
Philemon C. Russlor
Pevenne
Nichard N. Croawwele
Used Cars Cheap Price List and Local Notices
Classified listing notes cheap used cars with a mix of models and prices, a tourist filling station open till 10 pm, dental association notice, optical services, wiring offers, cabbage plant sales, lawn mower repairs, and a court auditor notice from Frederick County dated 1924. It mentions office closing times, phone numbers, and various local business ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Patrick Street
Frederick sale of real estate and household goods prior to auction
Joseph D. Baker chairs a public sale of Clifton Station property, four miles west of Frederick, on May 16 1921 at 2 pm. The auction includes land with views of Frederick Valley and Golf Course access, plus all furniture to follow. W Harry Qualler and W. Church & J. of Frederick handle details. contact 649 for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Station
Frederick
Graddock Mountain
Cataca la Country Club
Frederick Valley
Harry Qualler
W. BM. Jolliffe
W. Church &J
Frederick, Ma
Thone
W. —E. Darner
Wide Range of City Dwellings and Farms For Sale
Property listings on North Market Street and surrounding areas include 6 to 8 room brick dwellings with modern conveniences, gas and electric lighting, steam heat, and rear entrances. Several parcels offer farms from 3 to 244 acres with pasture, stock, crops, and improvements. Also advertised are building lots in Rosamont, Wilson Ave, and Park Row with agents Gilmore Fiadut and Grayson H Mercer in Fredericton Md. Listings invite quick sales or commission-based dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Wratt Ave
New Homes
Park Ave
N. Market Stok
Fifth St
Jon Clary M
Nelson
Patrick St. Frederick
East Third Street
Bath
Italy
South Atraet
Market Street
North Market St
North Market At Rest
East Pourth Street
Market St
W. Fourth
Trail Avanua
Park Row
Monteague Ave
Wilson Ave
Rosemont
Bentz St
N. Market St
College Fark
Baltimore State Road
Bollavua
City Water
Fighte
MIE
Gilmore FR. Flaudt
Real Estate
North Market Street
Bargatin
State Road
RB. FB
Car Hine
Car Ine
Hard
Rosamont
Grayson SH
Mercer
Pythian Castle Ridg
Fredercitt, Md
NOAH BE CRAMER AND SON AD OFFERS HOMES AND FARMS
Noah Be Cramer and Son list extensive properties for sale or mortgage including modern brick houses on W Third Street and East Fifth Street, 20 to 130 acre farms in Graceham, Daysville, Braddock, Reed, Middletown, and other towns. The ad sells 4 to 8 room homes with modern conveniences, building lots, and suburban sites with easy terms and possession details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fifth Street
Fifth St
Market St
South St
Fifth Street
Noah BE. Cramer
James H. Cranert
Third St
Rocky Ridge
Fourth St
Graceham
Hangenville
Patrick
2Nd St
Llamasville
Daysville
Creageratown
State Road
Pearl
Sykasville
Larga
Braddock
Hine
Jefferson
Walkersville
B. South St
Middletown
Njamaville
Liarmony Grove
N. Market
Lewistown
Elm St
Noah BE
Stureo
West South Street
North Market Street
South Market Street
East Patrick Street
Wost
Tuat
East Seventh Street
West Fourth Street
Theo. H. Alexander
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
J. R. Littlefield
Are Cumberland
Wall
Evelyn
Fwspaper
Croxton
Gardner—Bowman
George Henry Gardner
Ethel Marie Bowman
Smithsburg
Evangelical Lutheran Church
A. 5
G. Rupp
H. Clay Baker
Smithshoro
Anna Cleusman
Hartsock
Burdette
George L. Martsock
LeGore
Etta Burdette
Woodshorn Lutheran Parsonage
R. 8. Patterson
Theatre News
Edward James
Maryland Corn
Thomas Kemp
Frederick, Md
Market House
Jack Frost
WM. Beb. Darner
C. Thomas Kemp
W. Patrick St
Arn Carrot Streets
Ong
A. R. Donald
S. Market St
Kellys
Firestone
Trents
Goodyear
West Patrick Street
Loor
Paia
Haat Third
Chapel Alley
Fast Third Street
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley
F. H. Despeaur
Mar
York City
J. A. Schmidt
Frederick Co, Dental Association
Central Cheical CO
South Carroll St
Frank M. Shapro
Optompatrirt—Optician
West Patrick St
Freeman
H. B. Freeman
Jersey
Wakefield
Buckingham School
Buckeystown
Frank James
W. Fifth
NIST
Hautly
Frank B. Sappington
Saille
Rebecca Davis
Sallle BR. Sappington
Thomas S. Davis
Bmureh
Eli G. Wait
Ele G. Haug
Clerk
G. Ridgely Sannington
Solletter
NISL
Circuit Court
C. C. Rotering
Vincent Sebold
Frank L Stoner
Cyril F. Roterog
I. Rotering
Loeal
C. C. Hutering
Frank I. Stoner
Nreverick County
Uaugit
William M. Storm
Valstart Puisonal
Armstrong
Alea Ons
Ghahamt Smith
Myrreer
Walter LL. Rice
Vredertik
Petersyile
Turgee
Fredeck
Tuusdav
Ender
Dr. Goodell
Citizens’ National Bank
Joseph D. Baker
Holmes D. Haker
John H. Baker
Joseph McDivit
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Dovall
J. Travers Thomas
John
Ramsblurg
Thomas
Baler
Charles B. Conley
Peter L. Hargett
Newman
James BH. Gambrill, JR
Holmes D. Baker
Daniel Baker, JR
Thomas P.rior
Thomas P. Rich
Cire
Real Est., Mort. & Inv. CO
Bank Bari
Young Spies
R. R
W.N. Jolliffe
Gilmore R. Flautt
Marewood D. Harp
West End
North Market Stree
Troom
Markwoc, D
WARP
Real Estate & Insurance
Putiavan Castle
the News Job Printing Office
Grayson H. Mercer
Noah
Cramer & Son
City Homes
W. Patrick
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