Deaths at State Sanitorium and infant burial in Lewistown
George A Rother of Baltimore died at the State Sanitorium in Sabillasville aged 50. Survived by widow Annie Minnick, daughter Elsie, and brother Dr Charles Rether. Funeral at 2027 St Paul St Baltimore. Interment Middletown Lutheran cemetery with grave service. Infant Charles Jacob Layman, son of George and Catherine Layman, died at home East 18th Street aged six months. Burial at Lewistown with M E church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Rother
George Aether
Baltimore
Sabillasville
Ife
Annie C. Minnick
Middleews
Elsie V. Rother
Threaty
Charles Rether
Columbus
Jr. Order American Mechaniics
P.O. 5S
St. Paul Street
Dr. Clare
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Middletown
A. EB. Cooper
T. K. Glad
Charles Jacob Layman
George
Catherine Layman
Lewistown
M. E. Church
ML. Creager and Son
Funerals Held for Brown Myers Keeney in Local Churches
Funeral services were held for Frank F. Brown at his home on Center Street with Rev. Charles A. Shilke of Walkersville’s Fivat gelical Lutheran church officiating. A Leaders' Bible Class quartet sang, and interment followed at Mt. Olivet cemetery. Also to be held were the funeral for Charles Edward Myers of Woodboro, killed by lightning in Legora’s grove, and the service for Miss Berti Keeney at Rocky Hill church with interment next to the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank FE. Brown
Center Street
Charles A. Shilke
Fivatgelical Lutheran Church
Walkersville
Bible Chase
O. W. Shinnick
Hide
John Grove
John Ridenour
Ralph Kemp
Holden Felton
Charles Edward My+ers
Woodeboro
LéGoré
United Brethresh
Thurmont
R. 8
Patterson
Woodshoro
Paul E. Holdcraft
Baltimore
L. Gc, Powell & Co
Berti
Keeney
Rocky Hill Church
RB. &. Patterson
L. P. Powell & Co
Purely Personal Notes From Washington and Vicinity
Local brief lists many residents and visitors: Miss Helen S. Gibb and Grads A. Roberts return from Cramer Cottage Bratdock Heights. Mrs. Glenn H. Worthington at Atlantic City. Mr. George Knock to Columbus Ohio for art study. Miss Eleanor Roelke visiting York Pa. Mr. and Mrs. BE Wachter back from Atlantic City. Mrs. BE Munshower at Edgewood near Baltimore. Mr. Harry Lambright returned from Harrisburg. Mrs. Ernest Masters visiting in Bailey S C. Ella L. Bailey called to ill sister Mrs. Samuel St. Filby. Rev. D E Moylan back from Mountain Lake Park. Seaman of Baltimore visiting Homer Waitz in Araby. John Roger announces birth of a son. Alvin G. Quinn returns after Y M C A course at Blue Ridge NC. Mrs. M C Jones back from New York. Miss Anna Anthony and Mrs Naomi Rothenhoefer to Atlantic City for weeks. Charles Herbert Dewey Gilbert on vacation at Tolchester Beach. Lelia Bartais weekend in Hagerstown. M L Saylor and son Lee drive to Buffalo Niagara Falls Canada via Erie Pittsburgh Uniontown and Cumberland. Fletcher to address Odd Fellows reunion with Conwat in Pee-Mar Aug 19. seven trainmen suffocated in Bourg tunnel France. Watch The Rene grow!
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen S. Gibb
Grads A. Roberts
Washington
Cramer
Bratdock Highta
Glenn H. Worthington
Atlantic City
George Knock
South Market Street
Columbus
Ohio
Eleanor Roelke
West Patrick Street
York
BE. B. Wachter
N. J
BE. F. Munshower
Edgewood
Baltimore
Harry Lambright
North Bents. Street
Harrisburg
Ernest Masters
Bailey
Masters
Samuel L. Filby
North Bents Street
Ella L. Bailey
Dawsonville
Montgomery County
Samuel St. Filby
D. E. Moylan
Mountain Lake Park
Seaman
Homer Waitz
Araby
John Roger
East Third Street
Alvin G. Quinn
Southern Summer School
Blue Ridge
North Carolina
M. C. Jones
East Church Street
New York
Nettie Jones
Columbia University
Anna Anthony
Naomi Rothenhoefer
Charles Herbert Dewey Gilbert
Tolchester Beach
Lelia Bartais
Hagerstown
M. L. Saylor
Lee
Woodsboro
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Canada
Erie
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
West Virginia
Mra. Saylor
Uniontown
Cumberland
Frederick
Charles F. Thomas of Buckeystown Dies at Home
Charles F. Thomas senior member of Charles F. Thomas and Son brick makers in Buckeystown dies at his home aged 76. Born December 20 1848 he was educated locally and later managed Daniel Baker and Company before starting brick manufacture in 1902. He leaves wife Sarah C. Baker and children A W Nicodemus Wm H Thomas Catharine F Thomas Carrig H Thomas and Franklin C Thomas. Funeral at Buckeystown home Thursday at 1 pm directed by C E Cline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Thomas
Buckeystown
William H
Mary R. (Harding) Thomas
J Farm
Daniel Baker
A. W. Nicodemus
Wm. Hi. Thomas
Pasadena
California
Catharine F. Thomas
Carrig H. Thomas
Franklin C. Thomas
Martinsburg
W. Va
C E. Cline
Among the Sick
MM. Sander J. Filey remains homebound with illness. Mrs. A. W. Condon has improved at home after hospital treatment and is now at 66 East Third Street. Mrs. David Biddinger slowly improves at Frederick City Hospital after three weeks. her three children stay with their grandmother near Mt. Pleasant. Rex Everhart, after three weeks at Maryland Hospital for a side infection, has returned home and is progressing as well as can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MM. Sander J. Filey
North Bents Street
A. W. Condon
City Hospital
East Third Street
David Biddinger
Frederick City Hospital
Biddinger
Annie Boone
Mt. Pleasant
Rex Everhart
Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Mob lynching and body dumped on Macon sidewalk
In Macon Georgia on August 2 a mob of about 300 seized John Glover an alleged slayer and deputy Byrd, tied Glover to a pine and shot him multiple times. His severely harmed body was later dumped on the sidewalk in front of poolrooms amid crowds as police restored order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
John Glover
Walter
Byrd
Glover
Strikers Vacate Montour Homes Amid Mine Dispute
Washington, Aug 2. Montour Mine No 4 dispute expands as 300 Pittsburg Coal company houses stand vacant while miners seek work elsewhere. Workers reside in tents or relocate to Pittsburgh, leaving the village of Montour largely empty as operators threaten to replace them. The mine is now run by company officials with a handful of workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montour
Washington, Pa
Montour Mine No. 4
Hills Station
Coal Producers’ Association
Mine Workers’ Union
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Pittsburgh
Red Company
Alexander Graham Bell dies at 75 obituary note
Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone, dies at 75. The article recalls his early aviation interests with Langley and the Aerial Experiment Association in Cape Breton, his hydrodrome speed craft in World War I development, and plans for submarine chasing that were halted by the armistice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Graham Bell
Quantico
Langley
Dr. Bell
Aerial Experiment Association
Cape Breton
America
F. W. Baldwin
Frederick Kiwanis Calls For More Publicity On City Transit
At the Kiwanis luncheon in Wayaldelon the club urged broader publicity of Frederick transportation facilities including buses and roads. Guest Lawrence W. Scudder praised the city’s prosperity and hospitality, prompting plans to provide clearer travel information. The club authorized welcome signs and assigned follow up to Thomas, Brown, and Radcilff, with a note on a Sept. 14 joint Kiwanis Rotary meeting in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Wayaldelon
Frederick
Lawrence W. Scudder
New York
F. W. Harnwell
Douglass Hooff
Edward P. Thomas
Elmer Brown
A. Atlee Radcilff
B. Rosenout, Jr
Chambersburg
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Blue Ridge League
Hagerstown
Frederick Kiwanis Club
Quiet wedding at St Luke's Reformed Church Lancaster Pa
Misa Margaret G Muehe and Raymond R Zimmerman wed July 31 at St Luke's Reformed Church in Lancaster. Ceremony by Rev Dr Irwin Hoch De Long with music by Ethel B Whitmore. Bride wore blue crepe, corsage of orphielia roses. Groom an organist at Grace Reformed Church. They will live at 270 Dill Avenue after a trip along Maryland's eastern shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmerman—Muehe
St. Luke's Reformed Church
Lancaster
Misa Margaret G. Muehe
Emil Muehe
Raymond R. Zimmerman
Wm. M. Zimmerman
Irwin Hoch Dé Long
Reformed Theological Seminary
Hood College
Grace Reformed Church
Hastert
Maryland
Dill Avenue
Thanks for kindness after illness and death of Frank E. Brown
Local notices express gratitude for sympathy and funeral help for Frank E. Brown and thanks for use of automobiles and floral tributes. Also mentions upcoming Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals meeting at the Y M C A, a notice to Frederick accident policy holders to contact an agent, a postponed congregational meeting at Frederick Presbyterian Church, a community picnic at Mountain Dale, a drug store ad, and a junk company solicitation with contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Brown
Helen R. Brown
William L. Brown
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Frederick Presbyterian Church
Frederick
Maryland
WM. O. McCutcheon
Auction and notices in a local issue
Public notices include a household auction at 417 South Market Street on Thursday August 8 at 2 p m listing furniture and appliances with cash terms and auctioneers named Also Frederick Md junk yard offers sale of second hand pipe and a boarding lodging advert at The Boscobel in Frederick with contact details The Braddock picnic set for August 12 with band music and transport from Middletown committee announces speakers and ferry schedule plus local merchants promoting goods and poultry buyers seek high prices from Gittinger’s Grocery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pubila
South Market Street
Phelus Junk Yard
Frederick, Md
Public Sale of Frederick City Real Estate
Public sale by the Frederick County Circuit Court in equity, case 10365, advertises auction of multiple parcels in Frederick City. Items include three three story houses on East Third street, twelve houses on East Third street numbers 207 to 29, corner Market and East Third street property with a brick dwelling, and additional lots on North Market and Third/Fourth streets. Terms: one half payment day of sale, balance in six months with security. deposit $3500 required for each property. Auctioneer signs William Storm and Hattie Kolb. Sale date August 19 at 10:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Court of Equity
Wiliiam
Kolb
Hattie R. Kolb
Koll
Frederick City
Rederick County
East Third Street
Market
Market Street
Relat
Encecape
North Market Street
Kolb Brothers
Fourth Street
Cha
Chapel Alley
Salt Street
Xaie
William M. Storm
Kieffer Delauter
Willam & Darner
Auctionsaere
New Cotton Quilt Set Promises Cool Summer Comfort
Joan D Hendrickson introduces Dimity Quilts and the Rippelett line noted for clever weaving and light weight. Available in sizes 6x00, 19x90, 6x00 inches, with Bolster Cover and Novelty Bed Set featuring colored apron decorations. Shop plans announced.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Bourg
France
Chas. F. Thomas
W. W. Davis
Commonwealth Casualty Co
Philadelphia
Lewis Clem, Jr
E. Seventh St
Big Mountaindale
Harner’s
Harmera
J. W. Harner
Drungzist
S. Market ST
Frank H. Despaux
Chemical and Decarbonizing Products Company
A. E. Schumacher
St. Junk Shop
Third
Fourth Streets
Chapel Aliey
Frederick Junk Company
Frank Gastley
I Phebus Junk Yard
Wilson N. Martz
Guy L. Paut
Walter L. Rice
A. Jamison
Boscobel
Fraderick Junction
Frederick Exchange
Braddock
Mrs. Mercer
Burgee
Gittinger's Grocery
Zrubteds Sale
Citizens' National
BANK
Citizens’ National Bank
Joseph D. Baker
Holmead
Baker
WM. G. Baker
WH. G. Zimmerman
Sam'l G. Duvall
Asst
Cashier
Joseph McDivit
Edward Kefauver
Thor, H. Haller
Charles H. Conley, M, DB
Peter L. Bargett
John
Nowman
James BH. Gambrill, IR
Holmes D. Baker
Daniel Baker, JR
Joan D. Hendrickson
Puch Drosses
Ratine
John D. Hendrickson
Atial Farm
Opty W. Grove
C. Kelley, Jr
Hanover
Sigwest
City
Shank and Eisler
Fradéclok
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Carmen
United States Labor Board
Trail Ave
Park Ave
Gilmore Flast
East Third St
J. A Eidwiler
South Market St
Harry S&s
Tyetysr
Peart
Reseyto-West
Reyal Society Packege
Mampet
Potts
Griffin
Court Sr
Stedestok
Markwood D
Harp
Bard
Rick
Sores Meadow
Toom House
Beck Bern
Barae
Romes
West Ne
Ense
Inguranca
News-Post
J. J. Schmidt
Frederick Iron
Ana Steel Co
Automobiles
Port Sale
the News Job Printing Office
Thomas P. Rice
N. Jolliffe
Adamae Town
Jefferson
Modern
Adametown
Urbana
Buckeyatown
Adamatown
Sores
Unionville
Frederiek
State Road
Johnaville
Poeterarville
Adamstown
Prico
Monrovia
Union Bridge
W. N. Jollifir
Real Estato
West Church Staght
John N. Clary
MR. Man
Terra Firma
Northwest
We Real Estate, Mortgage and Ge Company
Markell H. Nelson
Real Estate Department
W. Patrick St
Cramer & Stauffer
Noan E. Cramer
John H. Stauffer
Alce
Mountaindale
Mt Pleasant
Modern Houtes
Church Bt
Dossasson
N. Market St
College Park
Kim Su Poepeesio
Pike
Stu Frederick, Ma
Grayson HB. Mercer
Gratson HL Mercer
R. R. Station
Trofey
Gratson H. Mercer
Frierick
FE Pythian Castle
Nieenspapre Hrerive
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