Weather Forecast for Maryland Unsettled Showers Likely
Washington reports updated weather as unsettled for Maryland with showers and possible thunderstorms tonight and Friday. Hot temperatures expected to follow with little change. United States Weather Bureau issue. Local ads note autos for sale and various real estate and services in Braddock and Mountaindale area.
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Washington, D. C
Maryland
United States Weather Bureau
Braddock
Carty’s
W. N. Jollitre Sewing
News Post
Mra
Harbin
Rene -Mountaindale Openieg
Bale
Dea
Death notices for Mrs Wells and infant in Foebs area
Mrs. Herbert R. Wells formerly Mildred Posther dies in Baltimore at age 20 with ties to this region and funeral planned there. An infant son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Crabbs dies aged 1 month five days near Rocky Springs with funeral held and interment at Doubs cemetery. Thomas P Rice was the undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert R. Wells
Baltimore
Mildred Posther
Wells
Braddock
Ther
Ria
Charles E. Crabbs
Rocky Springs
Doubs Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Local Social Notes Highlight Area Visitors and Illness
Mrs A J Stottlemyer of North Market Street has been ill for about two weeks and shows slight improvement. Mrs William Wilders of Baltimore is visiting relatives here. Miss Dorothy Zentz of Thirmont visits Mr and Mrs Clayton Troxell on East Third Street. Mrs Nancy Locke Harding of Washington visits her parental home on East South Street.
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A. J. Stottlemyer
North Market Street
William = Wilders
Baltimore
Dorothy Zentz
Thirmont
Clayton
Funeral for Mrs. Sarah A M Stup Held at Urbana
Funeral services were conducted at the late home near Urbana by Rev. E H Hummelbaugh and Rev W A Lytle for Mrs. Sarah A M Stup. Pallbearers included Edward Schaeffer George D Smith Ernest Schry Jacob J Haller Joseph Sutsall and Samuel Schwartz. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. M. Stup
Urbana
E.H. Hummelbaugh
Edward Schaeffer
George D- Smith
Ernest Schry
Jatcob J. ‘Haller
Joseph ’ Sutsall
Samuel, Schwartz
Mt.Olivet Cemetery
Thos. Ag
Reunionists revel in outdoor events across county
Large crowds attended four reunions in Frederick county and Pen-Mar led by St. Joseph's Manor picnic and Emancipation Celebration. Attorney General Albert Ritchie, Democratic candidate, visited Manor and planned a Saturday address at Braddock picnic as Lutherans gathered at Braddock Heights for summer activities. More than 5,000 attended Pen Mar Odd Fellows and Emancipation events with concerts, prayers, and races scheduled.
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Frederick County
Pen-Mar
Frederick
Carrollton’s Manor
St. Joseph's Church
Pen/Mar
the Manor
Cooniing
Albert Ritchie
Ritchie
City
Picnie Grounds
Braddock
Manor
Woods
William J. Grove
Heights
H. and F
Lutheran Sunday School of
Middletown
Jesus
Misa Oneida Derr
Virgil Doub
Howard A. Gross
Mifred Sewell
Brunswick
Albert Y. Boileau
L. B. Hater
Middletown ‘ Conference of the
Lutheran Church
J. McDowell
Baltimore
Odd Fellows
Pen Mar
Fredérick
Thurmont
Washington
William. E. Borah
Idaho
Julius. Kahn
California
Hugh @. Stevenson
Bethany Baptist Church
John B. Spence
Moreland
Louis I. Willams
Pocomoke City
Siz
Une
Lookout for hot wave warns of heat in coming days
Weather observer forecasts a hot spell may hit the area, recalling a 103 degree peak a year ago and an 87 degree reading this morning. Last night’s low was 67, with a 0.38 inch rainfall yesterday and 0.66 inch for the month. Rain has been light but daily, and three picnics are under way, suggesting scattered showers possible today.
Fishermen Rejoice As Potomac Clears For Bass Bites
After muddy water, Potomac reports large catches with bass biting hard. Monocacy muddy after rain. Buckeystown bridge showed excellent conditions yesterday evening. Catfish scarce amid heavy demand. anglers seek stony cats with limited success. Notable catches include Motter with nine bass and Gibson with twelve. Banks of the Monocacy have seen crowds of fishermen for ten days.
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Potomas
Buckeystown Bridge
Guy K. Motter
Potomac
D.C
Garbage Collection Bid Deliberations at Special Meeting
The Mayor and Aldermen will hold a special meeting tomorrow night to consider advertising for new garbage collection proposals. The current collector D Atleo Haines expires September 1. The city tax rate will be set later this month, with no clear indication of change from the present $1 per $100.
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D. Atleo Haines
Local Man Given 100 Days Jail For DUI
A man naming himself P. Back, of Rockville Montgomery County, received 100 days in jail after Judge Alban McWood found him unquestionably drunk for operating an automobile while intoxicated. Beckwith was arrested by Special Deputy Nelson Bowers. unable to pay a $100 fine, he was committed to jail for 100 days, one day per dollar of the fine.
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P. Backwith
Rockville
Montgomery County
Alban MC Wood
Beckwith
Nelson Bowers
Appointment to Public Service Commission Named
Governor Harrington announced former State Senator J Frank dJarper will join the Public Service Commission to replace Albert G Towers who resigned to head a trust company. Commissioner Reifsnider becomes chairman as the commission prepares for United Railways fare hearing. Also noted a large fish crane shot near Merritt's ponds measuring 6 feet wingspan and 5 feet 4 inches tall, said to be the largest seen in the area.
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Harrington
J. Frank dJarper
Public Service Commission
Albert G. Towers
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Reifsnider
Towers
Commission
United Railways
Paul
Thomas
Jefferson
Merritt's
Memorial Names Sought for County War Dead
Frederick County committee seeks every service member name for a county memorial to the dead. Discussions consider a public park, comfort station, tablet monument, or a county hospital with Montevue as a possible site. Estimates range from 6 000 to 50 000 dollars plus maintenance costs. Local residents urged to send ideas to The News. David J. Lewin to speak on The League of Nations at Braddock picnic.
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Cormittee
Atarg
Noah E. Cramer
Cramer
Frederick Ity
County Hospital
Comfort
Montevue
For Sale Local 80 Acre Farm Near Frederick Md
Classifieds list multiple farm and property offers around Frederick Maryland from 1919. An 80 acre farm with 6 acres meadow and running water, a 7 room frame house, barn and outbuildings, five springs, immediate possession and stock included. Another 14 room brick house, modern and with steam heat, is offered with possession to buyer. Also notices for a three story brick house at 109 W Third St and a mountain dale picnic, plus various local event items and notices.
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Freederick
Markwood
HARP
Pythian Castle
Frederick
W._N. JOLLIFPE
West Church Street
Third St
Markwood D. Harp
Pythian
Castle Building
Walkersville
Lewistown
State Road
Fina Bank
Feagavinte
R. R
Patrick Street
Ditl Ave
Grayson i. .Mercer
Real Eastate, Loans and Insurance
wythtarGrave’ Bldg
Frederick, Md
Ae Midelity
Frontville
Pearl
Mi Midway
Bank Officials Named in Local Ledger Entry
A historical ledger lists officers and staff including Vice-President Samuel G. Duvall Assistant Cashiers Joseph McDivit and John B. Ramsburg, with several named associates such as G. Baker C. M. Thomas P. L. Hargett and J. D. Newman among others.
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John 8. Ramsburg
Daniel Baker
G. Baker
C. H. Conley
M.D
C. M. Thomas
P.L. Hargett
D. BE. Kefauver
John
Newman
J. D. Baker
Gambrill, Jr
Thos. H. Haller
D. Baker
Town Festival and Millinery Parade Advertisements
A collage of notices invites attendance at Iton Reformed Sunday School’s grove festival on August 2 and 9, and Araby Sunday School’s festival on August 9 at the school house lawn. Additional items promote New York Millinery Parlor openings in Frederick, Md, and special sale at Mrs. D. E. Kefauver’s corner, plus a Braddock Children’s Carnival rehearsal starting August 11, with horses, cattle removal service, and sale listings including a 1918 Studebaker touring car.
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Iton Reformed Sunday School of
Charlesville
New York City
N. Y
New York
Third and Market
Stu
Frederick
D. ‘E. Kefauver
D. EB. Rkefauver
Third
Market Sts
Braddock
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the Daily. News
Simmee Beens
Lon Tees Aalbapecane
Karl Jacobson
Soars ‘House
Sotesasae
Markey's Speciate
Httler & Shook
Braddoc Heights
Nes Beni
Tees
Gov
Harrington Farm
Gale
W. FB. Fisher
Braddock Farm
M. D. Harp House
M.D. Harp
Germany
Zery
America
Patriotic Order Sons
Alarica
Odd Fellows’ Temple
sBaltimore
Pamuel H. Roberts
Conshohocken
Mr. Roberts
Edward J. Carnes
William M. Williames
Suther
Ralph . D. “Yoder
Taneytown
Chamberlain
Peete
Four
Pictics
the Heights
River Clear
Base
Rbmban
Senator Harper
P. S.C
A. G. Towers
Lein
Inet A If
Geunty Hospital
League of Nations
David J. Lewin
the Lutheran Sunday School
Church Hill
Reno S. Harp
Mountaindale
David J
Wolfe's
Washington Gas
New City
Raleigh
Gens’ National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
John D. Hendrickson
Capital
J.D. Baker
U. Baker
H. D. Baker
G. Zimmerman
Joan D. Hendrickbson
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
Potts & Griffin
Automobile
Real Estate and General
Life Insurance
Braddock Heights
Harebin
Nibrah House
H.D. Baumgardner
Shropshire Wea
John N Ramsborg
Burgee's
Farmers and Mechanics' Bank
Rand
McClellan
Studebaker
Neven- Seasenker
W. Zolfe
Third Street
Albion
Walsta
A. R
D. Mante
Thomas Pbrick
Them
Will
Eugene, Il
A Ee
South Merket Street
Taining
South Market ‘Street
Nar Largo
Patrick Rect
Baing.atreet
Brisk Dwelling
Second Street
John N. Clary
Solliffe
Niles
Freden
Mt. Pleasant
Walls
Crick
Limestone Farm
Miers
Gulldta
Iy Oure
Troteraon
Montgomery
West, Church & Frederick
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