Jaraal Harshman Dies After Illness at 63 in Myersville
Jaraal Harshman a retired farmer died Tuesday evening at 6 30 from complications after four months illness aged 63 years seven days He was born in Myersville son of Daniel and Lydia Harshman member of Church of the Brethren Survived by wife and numerous children including Mrs J H W Beighman Mrs Clara Michael Mrs H Seth Funk Mrs Lawson A Woltinger Edith at home Emory J Michael and others Funeral Friday at 10 from house to Dunkard church Beaver Creek for 10 30 service by Rev Caleb Long Interment adjacent cemetery
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Ierael Harshman
Jaraal Hershman
Bia
Chewsville
Daniel and
Lydis Harshman
Myersville
Harshman
Church of the Brethren
J. HW. G. Beighman
Smithsburg
Clara Michael
Chenaville
H. Seth Funk
Cavelown
Lawson A. Woltinger
Bridgeport
Edith
Mary Grosenickle
Myeraville
Emory J
Bedver Creek
Upton
Michael
Isaiah
Suan-Mar
Daniel C
Funeral for Harriett Ann Crum Held in McKaig and Mt Zion
The funeral for Harriett Ann Crum was held Thursday at 10 AM starting at her son LeRoy Crum's home 200 East Fourth Street with ministers from Church of the Brethren and Baptist church. Services continued at Mt Pleasant Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev J Kurtz Miller and Rev Jesse Burrall, choir sang Asleep in Jesus and Nearer My God to Thee. Pallbearers were Herman Buckey Chas Snyder Lewis Wentzell Chas Nusbaum Fred Barrick and August Monath. Burial followed at Mt Zion Cemetery in McKaig. EB Cline was funeral director.
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Harriett Ann Crum
LeRoy Crum
East Fourth Street
J Kurtz Miller
Church of the Brethren
Hey. W. CG. Royal
The
Baptist Church
Mt. Pleasant Methodist Episcopal Church
J. Kurtz Miller
Jesse Burrall
Monrovia
Mechanicburg man pleads guilty to second degree murder
Howard Memminger of Mechanicsburg pleaded guilty to murdering his young wife in February 1921. Judge Edward M. Biddle Jr. sentenced him to fifteen to eighteen years in the Eastern Penitentiary. Aluminum is found in almost any clay bank.
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Wite Singer
Carlisle
Howard Memminger
Mechanicsburg
Edward M. Biddle, Jr
Theastern
Hill Man Sentenced to Life in Slaying Case
The trial of Hill ended with a life sentence after a strong circumstantial case. Hill's parents sat by him as jurors deliberated, and his mother cried out after the verdict. Witnesses included Modessi Snowden Berma Snowden Ruth Raper Judge Jenn H Worthington and Dr Charles Brooks. The murdered woman Cecilia C Rick ets and her sister were respected community residents.
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Hill
Hills
Jurom
Dawson
Hammond
Link
H. Dorsey Etchison
Urner
Jude Urner
Modessi Snowden
Bil
Esto
New London
Berma Snowden
Ruth Raper
Jenn H. Worthington
Charles & Brooks
Frank €. Norwood
Norwood
Travereer
Cecilia C. Ricketts
Agate Ricketis
Monnstandaie
Wens
Gambrill Heads Frederick Rotary Club In Year In Office
James H. Gambrill Jr. succeeds Holmes D. Baker as president at Hood College during the Frederick Rotary Club meeting. Forty Rotarians attended with officers named including Ira J. McCurdy as vice president and Robert L. Warfield as treasurer. The year’s aims focus on high business ethics known as the Golden Rule in business, with a review of the recent International Rotary Convention and church college music by Hood College Glee Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Holmes D. Baker
Frederick
Robert Ll. Warfield
BR. Paul Smith
Holmes DD. Baker
Joseph H. Apple
James H. Gambrill
Ira J. McCurdy
A. W. Herbert
D. G. Everhart
Galmbrill
Rederick Club
Apple
Washington
Frederick Club
A. Woodbury Hawes
Mandalay
Remembrance Hour Observed by State Auxiliaries
American Legion Auxiliaries across the state will observe Remembrance Hour on Sunday May 14 near Mother's Day. The plan followed a National Headquarters request for a designated hour and a May date. A special May meeting will organize local programs and the state officers named include Royal P Kemp chairing the hospital committee and Mrs Eugene Coordell chairing the Gold Star division.
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American Legion
State Department of the Auxiliary
Howard Street Armory
Baltimore
National Headquarters
Royal P. Kemp
State Hospital
Eugene Coordell
Gold Star
Maybttta Hershberger
George Birely
Frederick
Elmer F. Munshower
Pauline Braub
Memorial Exercises for Blue and Gray Division in Baltimore
The Twenty-ninth or Blue and Gray Division will hold memorial exercises in Baltimore on May 28. The One Hundred Fifteenth Infantry and local Company A contributed many members from Frederick city and county. About 175 Frederick residents served in the division with 150 in Company A, while over 500 others from surrounding counties like Carroll Howard Montgomery and Washington joined the division.
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Twenty-ninth
Baltimore
One Hundred and Fifteenth Infantry
Frederick City
One Hundred
Fifteenth Infantry
Carroll
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Purely Personal Notes From Local Visits
Miss Kathleen Hickman visited Miss Daphne Moore on East Church Street and returned to Washington Janchies. Mrs. George Birety returned from a visit to sister Mrs. Robert L. Stinging at Bancroft Park Baltimore. FP. Munshewer and Miss Aloe Staub spent Wednesday in Balan.
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Kathleen Hickman
Daphne Moore
East Church Street
Washington Janchies
George Birety
Robert L. Stinging
Bancroft Park
Baltimore
Ie FP
Munshewer
Aloe Staub
Balan
Boys Nabbed Stealing Cash At Fisher’s Store
Two youths, Boye Caught At Cash and Keefer Redman, ages about 1 and 12, were caught at 8 30 last night in Fisher's stave store. Officers Wirpigier and Winpigler made arrests. they will appear before Judge Worthington. Witnesses include A E Wisher and Lewie Hahn. Hannibal reportedly had 90,000 foot soldiers crossing the Alps. P T Barnum is noted for temperance lectures.
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Boye
Register
Austin Harper
East Street
Keefer Redman
Mast
Fisher
Cash Register
Wirpigier
Sre
Worthington
Winpigler
A. E. Wisher
Lewie G. Hahn
Local shopping and entertainment notices in Frederick, Md
Saturday Night specials at Weinberg's feature satin pumps and low heel options with prices from 2.95 to 5.00. Empire Theatre announces Dance Dance on May 2, 1922 for United Baseball Club benefits with Charles Storm’s Orchestra. Public sale listed for May 6 at 1 p.m. at 415 North Market Street. Auctioneer Guy L. Foot promotes household goods. Multiple ads for hats, hosiery, shirts, and Ford auto services plus local millinery display. Also notices for public sales at 416 North Bentz Street and pipe repair services at Strasperger's with candy offerings at Cramer's Palace of Sweets.
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Empire Theatre
Weinberg's
North Market Street
J. Guy L. Foot
North Bentz Street
Frank R, Adams
Wm. Darner
Walter Rice
Frederick's Best Place To Eat and Junk Co Ad
Public notice from Frederick Maryland advertiser claims new manager Shee ley and chef at Frederick's Best Place To Eat. It boasts seating for 125 in one room, dinner prices and al la carte service, plus array of junk and scrap buyers offering high prices for iron bags papers and junk. Also promotes meat sacks and automobile service with contact numbers and addresses in Frederick.
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Cramer
Frederick
Fred
Sheeley
Storm
Reliable Junk CO
Mortgage and Investment Company
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Chas. Storm
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Ford
Frederick County
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Third and
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Frederick, Md
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City Opera House
Fannie May
Ortmuelers
Lexington
Cramer's Palace OF Sweets
Potts & Griffin
Court Street
Jonn Smith
Winchester Street
Third &T
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North Market
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D. Xauder
Lander
H. Myera
P. A. Hauver
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Trederick
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Jefferson Pike
Magaha
Markwood D. Harp
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Wilson Avenue
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Maryland Ave
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Marewood D. Harp
Pythian Castle
Chesapeake Novelty Co
Cambridge
Maryland
South Market
Mobley & Bro
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Sera
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Kew
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WM. C. Heath
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Ramsburg
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Conley, MD
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Newman
J. B. Gambrill, JR
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City Limita
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Bloomfield
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Woodsboro
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Lingenore
Real Estate Insurance
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Moderata Gorvick
Moderata Service
Thomas P.rice
N. Jolliffs
Ville
Seuss
States Toad
Jolnifh
West Church Street
Frederick, Ma
John N. Clary
Markell H. Nelson
Patrick St. Frederick
Guy 0. Roser
Ceee
Guy
Roser
NEW York Life Insurance CO
C. Rosert
West Church
Cramer & Stauffer
E. Cramer
John H. Stauffey, Jr
Double Grovery
South St
N. Bentz St
Park Ave
Rosemont
Braddock
Marmont Grove
Curmer & Stauffer
Church St. Frederick
Grayson H. Mercer
City Property
Grayson H Mercer
Real Estate and Instrance
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