Miss Rose Fearhake Dies at 89 in Home for the Aged
Miss Rose Fearhake aged 89 died last night at 11 at the Home for the Aged. Born July 6, 1830 on Carroll and East Patrick streets she lived there all her life until moving to New Canaan in 1913 and soon returning. She was the oldest member of the Methodist Episcopal church and known for her history knowledge of the community. Funeral Friday at 5 with service at the Home and interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. FE. Cline funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Fearhake
Miss Fearhake
Carroll and
East Patrick Streets
Adolphus and
Betsey Lease Fearhake
John Fearhake
New Canaan
Conn
Susie Ayres
Houston
Texas
Her
Adolphus Fearhake
Miss Rose
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fearbake
East Patrick Street
Mt Olivet
Cline
Death of Annie Stormes in Philadelphia
Miss Annie S Stormes died in Philadelphia August 12 at about 60. She was Val entine Stormes’ sister from Frederick and has a Baltimore sister, Miss Tenny Stormes. Her body will arrive Friday evening at 6 05 over the Northern Central Railroad and go to Mt. Olivet cemetery chapel. Funeral time to be announced. C E Cline is funeral director. Yamaville to play Burdett's Bridge at Hamavilla Saturday in D J Odens meadow.
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Wise
Ancie S. Stormes
Annie S. Stormes
Philadelphia
Valentine Stormes
Frederick
Tenny Stormes
Baltimore
Northern Central Railroad
Mt. Olivet
C. E. Cline
Membership Drive Plans for Key Post at Armory Tonight
The Francis Scott Key Post of the American Legion meets tonight at the Armory to boost membership. Any man who wore the U S military uniform between April 1917 and November 1918 and was honorably discharged is eligible, as is any Allied service member who was a U S citizen at service time and now. Rural veterans are urged to join, with officers noting the post welcomes domestic service personnel from various corps and battalions. Initiation is 1 dollar and annual dues 1 dollar. interested men should fill cards and submit to officers.
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dombittBe
Francis Scotter
American Cegion
Armory
Legion
Tme
Army of Navy
United States
Uncle Sam
Executive Committee
Quartermaster
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Middletown
Myersville
Jefferson
Adantstown
Buckeystown
New Market
Liberty
Walkersville
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Frederick
Burton Cannon
Yellow Springs
Philip Winebrewer
Vier
John Shaw
Clarence Dunsing
Frank Sappington
William M. Storm
Elmer FL. Munshower
Edward P. Thomas
R Ames Hendrickson
Herbert Schroeder
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Company Ad Claim
In Toledo a sworn statement by Frank J. Cheney declares his firm will pay $100 for each uncured catarrh case, endorsing Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a blood-borne internal remedy. The notice lists patients Marion Yinger and Mrs. S. Patterson as affected and cites notary A W Gleason with a 1886 date. Advertising text promotes testimonials and nationwide drug availability.
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Lungue
Ray Frank J. Cheney
FL J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Frank J. Cheney
A. D
A. W Gleason
Hall
T. J. Cheney & Co
Wat
Jurors Drawn For September Court
Forty eight jurors for the September term of court to convene September 1 were drawn by Judges Urner and Worthington. Names include Frederich Roger A. Doll, Elmer F. Muhshdwet, George Ks. Smith, Edward H. Campbell, and many residents from Buckeystown to Walkersville.
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Urner
Worthington
Renault
Frederich
Roger A. Doll
Elmer F. Muhshdwet
George Ks. Smith
Edward H. Campbell
Lewis A. Fice
Williai H. BeLashinute
Henry Frail
Wits
Birel
Betet Ly Hackett
Buckeystown
Johnn H. Baker
William Chigh
Middletown
Willie
Thoutas Anid
Lewis W McBride
Creagerstown
Elmer P. Schildt
Wiliam Shorb
Ennitaburg
Hall W. Eyeter
Elmer Motter
Catoctin
Daniel A. Bussard
Daniel P. Warrenfeltz
Urbana
Richard T
Samuel
Bowlus
Mechanicstown
Joseph F. Moser
Andrew G. Storrdackeon
Edward J. Moser
Lawson J. Alexander
Johnsville
Walter G. Mort
Woodville
Charles A. Schneider
Singanore
D. Grant Milley
Lewistown
Ell D. Bowers
Tuscarora
Charles R. Simpson
Burkittsville
William B. Guyton
Ballenger
Joshua
Dual Mishap To Car Owner Brown Faces Plight
A man named Brown from Baltimore reported to Justice J. Grahame Johnson that his chauffeur ditched his 1919 Haines roadster sixteen miles from Frederick and robbed him of all his money. He showed a $300 diamond ring and offered to deposit security for repairs amounting to $1,000. Also notes about $1,000 in Holstein prizes at the Maryland State Fair at Timonium and plans to ship cattle from the county via York.
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Brown
Baltimore
Justice
J. Grahame Johson
Frederick
Maryland
Timonium
John W. Dennis
Timonwa
Pennsylvania R. A
York
Fair Grounds
M. L. Daiger
Maryland State Fair and Agricultural Society
Equitable Building
League of Nations talks set for Sunday in Frederick county
Several meetings promoting the League of Nations covenant are scheduled for Sunday across Frederick county. Judge Glenn H Worthing will speak at United Brethren church in Frederick at 7 30 p m, Emory L Coblentz at New Market Methodist at 7 30 p m, Rev E H Hummelbaugh in Unionville Methodist at 8 p m, and Rev Henri L G Kieffer in Walkersville Reformed church at 7 30 p m.
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League of Nations
League of Nations Covenant
Frederick County
Glenn H. Worthing
Ton
United Brethren Church
West Legend Street
Emory L. Coblentz
New Market
E. H. Hummelbaugh
League
Unionville
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Walkersville
Back After 25 Months' Service Shipmate N Wilson Schley Returns
N Wilson Schley son of Mayor Gi mer Schley arrived home this morning from Washington with an honorable discharge from the U S Navy after over 25 months in service. He served at Norfolk Virginia and later as a mine sweeper and gun pointer on the U S S Minnesota. He came via Philadelphia and Washington after returning from abroad last week.
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N. Wilson Schley
Gimer Schley
Washington
U.S. Navy
Norfolk
U. S. S. Minnesota
Philadelphia
Schley
Minnesota
Nine Irish Cobbler potatoes on display at Urbana farm
George R. Dennis Jr. exhibited nine large potatoes weighing nearly nine pounds at The News office this morning. The Irish Cobbler crop came from 20 bushels planted on the Dennis farm in Urbana from choice seed. Dennis expects a large yield.
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the News This Morning
George R. Dennis, Jr
Dennis
Urbana
Charles Stup
Wage Hike Sparks Joy at Ox Fibre Brush Co
The Ox Fibre Brush Company announced a 10 percent wage increase effective August 14 affecting about 300 workers. The raise, the third in just over a year, aims to help meet rising living costs and will add roughly $26,000 yearly to payroll, pleasing Frederick families.
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Ettiployéa
Ox Fibre Brush
Asl
Omcial
Ines
Frederick
Baltimore ballot plea from Sherman P. Bowers for State's Attorney
Local message to Democratic voters in Frederick County from Sherman P. Bowers, American Expeditionary Forces in France, urging support for his return to Maryland. He outlines core pledges: honesty, economy, prompt court preparation, and strong enforcement of laws, noting delays due to service and promising to resume duties upon orders to return. He emphasizes protecting homes and serving faithfully.
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Frederick County
France
Lega
Maryland
Wall Ag
America
Frederick
Sherman .P. Bowers
Soldiers Registration Across Montgomery County 1919
Citizens' National Bank sponsors August 16 1919 registration across counties with multiple district sites from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. including FreDeRick Red Cross Room Crom 9a building and district posts in Burkittsville Middletown Woodsboro Thurmont and other towns. Soldiers urged to bring discharge papers to help complete forms.
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Bred
Erick County
FreDeRick
Red Cross
YM. CA
Burkiltaville
Burkittayvile
Buckeystown
Robert Padgett
Jefferson
Braddock
Braddock Heights
Petersville
Knoxville
Creagerstown
Ogre's
Walkers
Woodsboro
Woodsboro Savings Bank
Mt Pleasant
Bessie Dern
Mt. Pleasant
Dam
Thurmont
JohnayiNe
Sohinavilla
H. M. Feaga‘ts
Feagaville
Catoctin
Wolfaville
Jackson
Myersville Savings Hank
Myeraside
Urbana
Wondrickton's
Citizens’ Nalonal Bank
Local notices of sales and events in Harmony Grove area
local item list includes Peaches for sale by Brocton Orchard August 14 1919 J B Hayward proprietor picking to start about August 17 orders with Alexander Ramsburg or Rhoads Sewing Machine Emporium lawn fetes Grace Trinity Reformed church Clyde Smith near Njamaville August 16 if not fair Feaga ville band attendance Ladies invite. Hens sale by Payne Bros Urbana Methodist Episcopal Sunday school lawn fare August 16 Democratic County Convention notice August 11 Armory West Second Bentz street delegates urged to attend. Special Gun sale hair switches summer hats Mrs Del Kefauver Frederick Maryland. Lutheran Sunday School lawn fete Church Hill Manor August 16 1919. Dr W A Summerville chiropractor moved to People’s Insurance Co Building Court and W Church St Frederick 9 am 6 pm Monday Wednesday Friday Electricity used
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Brocton Orchard
J. B. Hayward
Espertus
Alexander Ramsburg
East Third Street
Rhoads Sewing Machine Emporium
W. P. Mohler
Harmony Grove
W. A. Summerville
Regenour
People’s Insurance Co
Court
W. Church St Phono
Frederick
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the Daily News
Washington, D. C
Priddy
United States Weather Bureau
Today Star
Opera House
Hearta of Men” Empire
Fortune
Speciais
Seseseses Commercial State Bank
Spectaia
Patti Bieler
Frederick Dealera
Ledder
Swift & Ga
Ford
Frederick Motor Co
Potts and Griffin Aluminum
Suaeesceese Central Hardware Co
Fredericktown Law
Brockton Orchards Lawn
Urbana M
Citizens' National Bank
John S. L. Aldridgs
Walter Crawford
J. S. Stone
Equity
Newman
Solr
Jacob Rohrback
Leo Weinberg
Chevrolet
Ycertlee
Payne Bros
Lawn
Tjamsville
Cardera
Newa
Miss Rose Fearhake
Yamaville
Burdett’s Bridge
Hamavilla
D. J. Oden's
Niewspapen
Air Service
Marion Yinger
West Patrick Street
8. S. Patterson
West Third Street
State of Ohio
City of
Tian Fae
Bay
Noréasé
National Dank
Braddock No
Urbana Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Church Lawn
West Second Street
Bentz Street
D. Columbus Kemp
County Central
del Kefauver
Cor
3Rd and
Market Sts
Church Hill
Cramer's Palace of Music
Burgee’s
Gittinger's Grocery
John N. Ramsburg
John D. Bendrickson
Nyri
Faradya
Gordon Hose
John D. Hendrickson
Potts & Griffin
Fira
Insurance
Anova
Trent Estate and General Insurance
Frederick, Md
Casualty Insurance
Life Insurance
Monraville
High School
R. R
Patrick Street
Din Ave
Grayson H. Mercer
Tythlan Castle Bldg
Room & Frederick, Md
Ser Vice
Maxwell
Chas A. Collins
the News-Post
Maple Ave
N. Bentz St
Bentz St
Apply Co
Hudson
North Market
Thomas P. Rioe
Thomas P. Rive
North Market Street
Phono
Eugene , Albaugh
American Burety Company
Bond
Remington Typewriter Company
John N. Clary
South Market Street
City Hotel
Weat Patricks
N. Jolliffr
Bape
Maleron
Breterick
State Road
Monrovia
Dickerson
Montgomery County
Avery Feld
Price
West Church St
Fidelity Bonds
Ladiesburg
Pearl
Walkeraville
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