July Death Records Report City and County Burials
July mortality figures show 11 city deaths and 20 county deaths with 12 city interments at Mt Olivet and 2 at St Johns plus one in colored graveyards. Burials occurred in Thurmont Pleasant Hill Monrovia Emmitsburg Broad Run Grossnickle Uratana Beaver Dam Woodsboro Jefferson Middletown Pleasant Walk Utica Lewistown and other sites. Interments favored Mt Olivet with 12 adults and 9 children. County totals include 10 city? county? deaths and compare to June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Olivet
St. John's
Thurmont
Pleasant Hill
Monrovia
Emmitsburg
Broad Run
Grossnickle Urtana
Beaver Dam
Woodsboro Jefferson
Middletown
Baltimore
Death notices for John Roller and others in Luray area
John A Roller aged 70 died in Luray Virginia after a stroke last October. He was a traveling salesman and is survived by his second wife Louisa Mantz Darby of Martinsburg West Virginia, daughter Rita Roller, and six children from his first marriage. Funeral held today. Other notices include Jonathan Fraley aged 83 at Gabrye Baker United in Furnace and Mrs Margaret Eyler who died near Sabillasville. services at local churches with M L Creager and Son funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
A. Roller
Cere Wonathan Mneyek
Jonathan
Fraley
Gabrye Baker
Ngaf Unitéd
Furnace
Methodist
Lewknowh
Hedges
M. L. Creager and Son
Funeral for Sara A Dixon in Knoxville
Funeral services for Sara A Dixon daughter of Rev Dr and Mrs Freeman Dixon were held at the Presbyterian church in Knoxville. She died after a short illness of typhoid and pneumonia lasting about four weeks, and was laid to rest in a vault at Ne Ti. The Dixons reside at 141 Church Street in Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara A. Dixon
Freeman Dixon
Knox
Dixon
Local Health Notes and Service Men Buttons Return
Medical snippets list Samuel J. Dean improving after numbness attacks in Middletown. Ruby Nikirk had tonsil surgery at Frederick City Hospital. Mrs John W Mumford recovering from a stroke. Grayson in Middletown recovering from injuries after being dragged by a runaway horse. Victory buttons will be issued to honorably discharged service members. distribution to be at post offices with discharge papers. Sergt. Pollikot notes application activity in Frederick. Old Dutch Market manager Waldman leaving for Washington. Jacotorma to new regier et IRD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J. Dean
Middletown
Torse
Irenare
Jand
Oficer
Sergt. Pollikot
Friderick
AY Ve’ Waldman
Tdre-Logay
Washington
Jacot
Gorma
Ty. Hie
The
New Regiers Et Ird
State legal forces unite in HC probe
Governor Harrington and Attorney General Ritchie lead a Maryland drive against food profiteering. The state will marshal all legal forces for a merciless probe, seeking exact facts, names, prices, and places. A two-man committee will coordinate action, aiming to curb rising costs and protect producers and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ila. Fi
Maryland
Byate
Aaron R.anders
Mr. Anders
Ritchie
Harrington
Broening
Baltimore City
Nice
Nor Harrington
William
H. Killian
State Conservation Commission
W. DeCourcy Wright
Ot ‘Courge
Grand Jury Probe On Pittenger Death Question
The Frederick court scene shows lingering questions about a grand jury inquiry into the death of William H. Pittenger. After habeas corpus cases released Arthur E Wilson and Mrs Bertha Laura Pittenger, the State's Attorney remained undecided on presenting evidence to the grand jury as it convenes in about six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Pittenger
Anders Be- Neves
Arthur’ E Wileon
Bertha Laura Pit, Fonger
Wilson
Court House
Pittenger
Frederick ex-mayor backs public sale of cheap food
Ex-Mayor L H Fraley advocates superintendent led sale of food at below market price in Frederick. He argues living costs are high, the poor need access to cheap goods, and selling twenty tons of canned foods would not harm local merchants. He rejects minority rule and urges the majority be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
L H. Fraley
Fraley
Watchful Billy Hopwood Catches Stray Dogs in Town
Town authorizes city law enforcement to seize dogs that roam streets regardless of tags or county tax. Billy Hopwood, the mayor’s appointee, will detain dogs up to 48 hours for a $1 claim fee, with a lonely box near the H and F Railway terminal for unclaimed animals. Thurmont property changes hands as English sells Carroll Street home to Grayson Fogle. English plans a modern cottage this fall, Fogle to take possession next spring. Chamberlain's remedy praised by hotel man F H Deara of Dupuyer, Mont.
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Hopwood
Billy
Towser
Fido
Railway Co
Thurmont
George N. English
Republicans drop county convention idea after opposition
At a Middletown meeting the Republican County Central Committee discussed a county convention to endorse candidates for nominations but after two speakers opposed the plan it was dropped. Gidney Hickman and State's Attorney Aaron P. Anders argued against convening where contests exist. An address by Reno Harp urged reforms for the committee to consider. The session was in the court house jary room. Middletown Farm Sold details follow with ownership change to Millard Holter and site two and a half miles west of Middletown, price not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Middletown
W. Harry Haller
Gidney
R. Hickman
Point’ of Rocks
Aaron PR. Anders
Sigtt
Reno
Harp
Petit Jary
Court House
March IV Biggest Parade Discussed by Palestine Encampment
Palestine Encampment No.20 heard reports on the Centennial Baltimore celebration September 14 to 20. The parade, described as the largest in the Monumental City, will involve 8000 Patriarchs Militant, 26 bands, and over 10000 lodge members, with Frederic County units marching together and no paraphernalia beyond Patriarchs Militant regalia.
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Palestine
Baltimore
Monumental
Patriarchs
Frederick County
King David Lodge
Robert A. Bennett
Francis 9
Gaither
Bion A. Winebrener
Lewis FE. Kennedy
George A. Zeigler
John W. Blumenauer
Palmer
Sentinel
Benjamin B. Biehl
Joan T. Lipps
Winebrewer
Odd Fellows
John B. Spence
O. F
Maryland
I. C
QO. F
America
Spehee
Odd Fellowship
United States
Maine
California
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
Bank Surplus Officials Named In Record Listing
A government records release lists officers including E. J. D. Baker as an officer and William G. Baker as president. Others named are H. O. Baker as vice president, Z. Zimmerman as vice president, Samuel G. Duvall as cashier, and Joseph McDivitt as assistant cashier. The document references a surplus fund amount of 300,000 dollars.
Directors and Names in Newnan Ledger Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists several personal names and initials: John 8, Ramsburg, Dantel Baker, Wm. G. Baker, C. H. Conley, M. D. C. M. Thomas, P. L. Hargett, E. Kefauver, D. Baker, plus references to Newnan and others. Minimal legible context implies a directors or board grouping with scattered initials and partial surnames.
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John
Ramsburg
Dantel Baker
Wm. G. Baker
C. H. Conley
C.M. Thomas
P.L. Hargett
E. Kefauver
Newnan
D. Baker
Ahr
Thee H. Halter
Baker
Justine Blouse Model In Pink And White $1.26
French volta blouses replacing georgette are dainty and durable with lace frills bows fine tucks and many buttons. Available in plain white and attractive colors while displaying the Justine model in pink and white priced at $1.26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgette
Justine
Braddock Picnic Planned in Clifton Grove
Local notice describes Braddock picnic at Mrs Mercer's grove Clifton on Saturday August 9 with music by Yellow Springs band and speakers. Carriages from the woods every half hour. refreshments served by J I Gladhill. Also includes ads for millinery shop, a New York return invitation, and a children's carnival rehearsal starting August 4 9 with dancing pavilion mornings. Real estate sale and a six cylinder Oldsmobile for sale at 244 East Patrick Street Frederick Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Pattora
New York
D. E
Kefauver, Cor
Third and Market, Sts
Prederick, Md
Oldsmobile
East
Patrick Street
Fire Insurance Ad For 35 Acre Brunswick Property
Fire 7 Insurance offers an attractive 35 acre property near Detour and Brunswick. Includes a new four room frame house with bath and concrete cellar, a 26 by 60 barn, corn crib, wagon shed, machine shed, henneries, wood and meat houses, hog pens, and various outbuildings. Also 100 acres of unimproved land and about 600 fruit trees including apples peaches and chestnut.
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Brunswick
Knights of Pythias Welcome Home Celebration
Western Maryland Lodge Knights of Pythias Hagaratowh held a welcome home event Thursday at their castle to honor 12 members who went to war. Past Grand Chancellor Harry W. Nice and Rev. Dr. James S. Webster presented certificates of honor. Visiting Pythians attended from Brunswick Frederick and other places.
Wolfe and Others Advertise Travel, Candidacy, Auctions
An 1918 local page advertises Wolfe's Washington and Raleigh bus routes daily except Sundays, Studebaker touring car details, and a candidate for State's Attorney Aaron R. Anders. Also listed are public sale notices near Frederick, a judicial candidacy by George Edward Smith, cleaners and dry cleaning services, and assorted local business notices including dead stock removal and groceries.
Mail Collection Hours Postmaster Sets City Schedule
Under Postmaster J A Williamson cards display mail collection hours on all boxes. Five collections daily in remote Frederick areas and twelve in the business district. Hours derived from weekly arrival notes by carriers. A collie dog named William Schell was badly injured by a buggy accident nearby.
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J. A. Williamson
Frederick
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Toe
D.C
Eee
Oyler
Spansivt
Lew
Corer
Ives Eev Ieee Nee
Lowenstein & of
Wailer
Fedderick
Ove
Margaret Eyl
sLoval
Witeon
Finda
U. S
Chamberlain
F. H. Dear A
Dupuyer
Mont
William’ M. Sheffer
Millard S. Holter
Mt. and. Mra
Jones
Aken
King’ David Lodge
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Pen Mar
Juling
Kahn
Senator Borah
Idaho
Frank E. Rapp
Buenal Mista Hotel
Oisirens
National, ‘Bank
Citizens’. National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J. D. Baker
H. OD. Baker
Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Cashter
Joseph McDivit
John, D. Hendrickson
Ert
D. Hendrickson
Thomas P. Rice
Nene Oe ‘ Prederi
H.H. Albauge
Mugene H
Albaude
North
John N, Clary
Merket Street
South Market Street
Patrick ‘ Atreat
Dvnetelings
East Patrick
Teey
Real Estath, Mortgage and Investment
John N. Clary
Patrick
Graynon H. Mercer
Noah E. Crasier
N.B. Cramer
Real Watate
Walkersel
New
A. Ave
N. Bants
Hudson
al North Market
Mackenee Oe
Albion Brand
D. Mante
Marte Bt
Lettin i A
Automobilos
Potts & Griffin
Fire 7 Insurance
Ars Ree
Pateraville
Atic ‘Co
Bstate and General Insurance
Court St. Fréderick, Ma
Wolfe
New City Hotel
Raleigh
Telephone
Studebaker
East Third Street
Aaron R. Anders
Frederick Iron and Steel Cos
the Post
Vincent
McDonald
Orphans Court
George Edward Smith
Frederick District
York City
J. HY Schmidt
J. Marshall
Grumbink
South Market ‘Street
Shee A
Duck
John N. Ramsburg
EU Rae Fe
Gittinger's Grocery
ByrAutse
William Schell
Benen
Omer
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