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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1922

Page

6

Death notices of Laura Lentz and others in local obituaries

Mrs Laura Lentz aged about 63 died at City Hospital after weeks of illness. Widow of Lutheran minister Rev Max Lentz she is survived by a son Lieutenant John Lentz and three stepchildren. Funeral Monday from her brother William Fair’s home in Taneytown, burial Mt Hope Woodsboro. Also noted are obituaries for Mrs Elizabeth Bender age 70, Mrs Sarah B Cox mother of Charles Cox, Henry A Baker 61, and services details with local funeral directors.

Laura Lentz Laura Lents Lentz Max Lentz Daniel M. la Motte John Lentz United States Army William Fair Taneytown Theodore Fair Carlisle Mt. Hope Cemetery Woodsboro Louis M. Haller South Market Street Breckshaw South Market Atreat Elizabeth Bender William A. Burck Madison Street Henry F. Bender Buckeystown Frank Swope Baltimore Wm. A. Burck This City William Sayers Sandowne Flora Bender Atlanta Charles A. Blackston Henry A. Baker Thurmont U. B. Church Mr. Green M. L. Creager and Son Sarah B. Cox Charles B. Cox New City York Cox

PURELY PERSONAL Gentries and visits in Middletown area

Mr and Mrs Charles Kolsa of Washington and Mrs Oscar Kolsa of Baltimore visit Braddock Heights hosts. Miss Helen Delaplans of York Pa visits her uncle W C Krise. Various locals, several trips and guest mentions follow, including Edith Markey Minnie Markey in Hagerstown and trips to Atlantic City Wilmington and New York. The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co begins a new pole line project in Middletown to support multiple wires, reducing street clutter by about 30 poles.

Charles Kolsa Washington Oscar Kolsa Baltimore E. E. Kern Braddock Heights Helen Delaplans York W. C. Krise East Church Street J. Franklin Witter Alice D. Cockiin Bowmansdale Agnes Adair S. M. Birely Thurmont Ottilia Kissinger Gettysburg E. W. Doty Balti More Mr. Doty Jefferson Nina Hill New York S. A. Hedges Sallie Hill Middletown E. L. Coblentz Atlantic City Josephine Hutzell Boonsboro Guy Main J. William Huffer Burkittsville Lottie Harbaugh M. Grace Mahoney Brunswick Wilmington Mr. Haifer Iss Georgia Gittinger Panama Canal California Mexico Rockies Oregon Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co Gas and Electric Co Postal Telegraph Co

Lime Kiln Notes and Local Visits

Mrs C B Catsail spent Friday in Frederick. Mrs Franklin Cook visited friends in Washington on Sunday. Miss Rath Fearn attended the weekend with Miss Elsie Hallan of Brunswick. Little Miss Mary Louise Wilson of Frederick visits relatives here. Mr Henry Baker returned after several days with Mr and Mrs A J Cutrall of Buckerstown. Property Deeded: John W Groston and wife to George F Keech, real estate in county, $550. Jamaica plans a tourism campaign announced by New York Telegraph.

C. B. Catsail Frederick Franklin Cook Washington Rath Fearn Elsie Hallan Brunswick Mary Louise Wilson Henry Baker A. J Cutrall Buackerstown John W. Groston George F. Keech

Organizing County Unit Farm Bureau Meetings Begin

Organizing efforts for a county unit of the National Farm Bureau open with last night sessions in Emmitsburg led by KR Pol lock Clarence Henry Walter Brown L F Kefauver and Senator Frank Mish Emory Kemnsberg. Tonight gatherings are planned in Adamstown Ladiesburg Burkittsville and Myersville as part of a county wide educational campaign aimed at forming a state organization and enrolling a large membership. Washington county already reports 700 to 800 members and organizers plan to extend to Arundel and other counties with a central meeting to formalize a state unit. The bureau seeks to cut middleman profits by creating a direct farm market benefiting producers and consumers.

National Farm Bureau Emmitsburg KR. J. Pollock Lewistown Clarence Henry Wale Brown Jefferson L. F. Kefauver Frank Mish Washington County Mt. Pleasant Emory Kemnsberg Adamstown Ladiesburg Burkittsville Myerside Henry Remsberg Arundel Farm Bureau

Government Pays More at Spring Grove Hospital

A. &. Truitt of the Maryland American Legion says Spring Grove State Hospital near Catonsville charges the Veterans Bureau $3 daily for treating government placed mental cases, while non-government patients pay $2. Dr J Percy Wade confirms the $1 extra per day stems from segregation and extra treatment.

A. &. Truitt Maryland Fourth District Maryland Department American Legion Ocean City J. Percy Wade Spring Grove

Church Hill Notes and Local Visits

Church Hill August 15 Rev Mr Ainsworth of Conn preached in the Lutheran church. Mrs Frank Baker and son Edgar spent time with sister Mrs John Cook and family. Mrs William Wachtel and two daughters Ellen and Ruth visited sister Mrs Victor Myers and daughter. Edna Cook returned home after time with Miss Flora Bussard and sisters of Hamville. William Gross and children of Feagaville called on Mr George E Cook and family. Mrs Frank Baker and son with Mrs John Cook and sons Melvin and Richard spent Sunday evening with Mr Lee Ranneberger and family. Mr Howard Boyer and family. Mr Lonte Faatordoe and family also noted.

Church Hill Ainsworth Conn Frank Baker Edgar John Cook William Wachtel Ellen Ruth Victor, Myers Edna Cook Flora Bussard Hamsille

Local Mentions Announces New Hair Nets and Summer Stock Sale

Local Mentions in The News reports A. R. Donald highlighting a fresh line of hair nets and a closeout sale on summer stock at very low prices.

A. R. Donald

In Memoriam for John D. Conard Jr

A memorial note dated August 15 1921 honors John D Conard Jr. The piece lists family members and friends from Baltimore and Virginia and recalls his life, death, rest, and the enduring memory of his wife Elizabeth Lease Conard. It mentions a Georgia woman lawyer and a sentiment of longing for home and reunion.

John D. Conard, Jr Elizabeth Lease Conard

Bids Sought for Middletown to Broad Run Road Project

State Roads Commission advertises four mile concrete highway from Middletown to Broad Run near Burkittsville. Bids due August 29 in Baltimore. Project aims to improve a long neglected county dirt road, aiding farmers and travelers along a key Western Maryland route. County plans include more stone and repairs to surface holes, with completion expected before winter.

State Roada Commission Hagerstown Middletown Broad Run Burkittaville State Roads Commision Baltimore Burkittsville Maryland Point of Rocks David Oland Jefferson State Road

Henderson Brooke nuptials held in Sandy Spring society

In a Friends ceremony at Alloway Sandy Spring Miss Dorothy Brooke daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles F Brooke and Robert Neel Henderson of Germantown were married before several hundred guests from Montgomery and surrounding areas The bride wore attendants included Misses Margaret and Gladys Brooke and others A reception and dance followed the ceremony and the couple will reside on the groom s farm near Germantown

Henderson—Brooke Montgomery County Washington Baltimore Philadelphia Wilmington New York Dorothy Brooke Charles F. Brooke Sandy Spring Robert Neel Henderson Germantown Alloway Society of Friends Stanley Yarnall Friends’ School Margaret Gladys Brooke Helen Miller Annie Miller Ruth Shoemaker Kittie Black Bermuda John W. Henderson Edward Oates Clarksburg Robert H. Miller G. Stanley Miller Rudolph Kirk Robert B. Peter, Jr Rockville Eleanor Miller Henderson Will Molks

Among the Sick Mrs Leesnitzer and Others

Mrs. George W. Leesnitzer of Thur-Tont is recovering well after surgery at Frederick City Hospital. Mrs. Mary Beachley, wife of J. Teddy Beachley, near Middletown, underwent appendicitis surgery there. Miss Alice Kolb of East Third Street, treated at Takoma Park, has returned home much improved.

George W. Leesnitzer Thur- Tont Frederick City Hospital Mary Beachley J. Teddy Beachley Middletown Alice Kolb East Third Street Takomaark

Women Wanted for neat appearance over 35 at Corabelle MECUSKER

Classified items: job ad seeking women over 35 for pleasant dignified work with training provided at 106 Weat Patrick Street Corabelle MECUSKER. additional notices include public sales, card parties, temperance festival dates in August 1922, and a warning not to purchase a promissory note from John L Bradshaw Co Inc with a note about a theft.

Weat Patrick Street Corabelle Mecusker John L. Bradshaw & Co. Inc E. Owen Dorsey Bessie C. Dorsey Fane

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Daily News Jamaica Jamaica Gineer New York Telegraph Ius Organizing County Unit Farm Bureau Spring Grove Hospital Raymond Coran Waiter Whipp Helen Angie Kuhlman Balti Jesus Safe On D. M. Whipp Claud Compher Adee Adee, Mrs. Shrodel and Mrs. Mada George E. Cook Leslie Zimmerman Virginia Savannah United States State Roade Commission Timore Bliss Orcherde Golder Shumatd Jefferson Boulevard Pearl State Armory Browningsville Lewisdale Temperance Folk Beall’s Grove DR. Goodman Braddock Grange Grange and Woman's Sewing Club Braddock Methodist E. Owen Dorsey, Bessie C. Dorsey Christian Gerlach Citizens’ National Bank Frederick, MD Joseph D. Baker Holmes L. Baker WM. G. Baker WM. G. Zimmerman Sam's Duvall Asat Cashier Joseph McDivit John Ramsburg D. Edward Kefauver Market ST Frank H. Despaux H. Haller Chapel Alley Frederick Junk Company Frank Gatley Charles H. Conley, M.D Peter L. Hargett Newman James H. Gambrill, JR George's Creek J. A. Jamison Wm. Anderson Salt Auto Garage West South St Aia Amar Ee Cameo Aera A. C. Tyeryar Winchester St A. Ramsburg East Fourth St Rhode Island G. W. Tilghman Holmes D. Baker Daniel Baker, JR W. A. Miller North Market St. St Sea P. DO J. Gerrich Hood College J. Fitzsimmons South Market J. A. Kidwiler South Market St G. Schwartz Urbana Garry Ergar Peart Trail Ave Park Ave Gilmore R. Flautt East Third St Amissleys Frederi Thormudhly Lloyd C Major City Register Inna Bradgock Heights Thomas H. Haller Central Dry Goods’ Store Tri- City Baltimore St Shank and Eisler Baltimore and To Railroad Company Blackemithe Alzo United States Labor Board Frederick Ma TS Aee Jennie Reformed Church Sraddock Finner West Patrick Street Llofd C. Culler Chevrolet Sgit_Agto Garage Ofice John D. Hendrickson Stateford South Street Court Street Marewood D. Harp Hard Wal Bard Road Ineurance Kmarewood D. Harp Pythian Castle W. Patrick Trent East Maryland Mtor Machine Company Dens Housekeeping Sa North Market Street N. Jollipfe Adame Town Eig Unionville Eightroom Johnsville Petersville Monroe Union Bridge N. Jolliffe West Church Street John N Clary Jobn N Wilson Place 736 Real Estate, Mortgage and Investment Company Markell N. Nelson Real Estate Department W. Patrick St Frederick, M Cramer & Stauffer Noan B. Cramer John H. Stauffer Urbana State Road Woodabore Mountaindale Mt. Pieasad E. Chareb City N. Market St Fore College Park Elm 4Th St. Pike Tt & Church Grayson H. Mercer State Road Pear RR Troley Grayson H. Wercer Real Estate and Escourance Prima Castile Biég Thomas P. Ricr Thomas P. Rich North Market Street
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