Holiday visitors and social notices across several towns
The Daily News lists residents and relatives traveling or visiting in Baltimore Thington Annapolis Philadelphia Chicago Stephens City Va Youngstown Ohio and several parents and friends gathering at homes in Germantown Walkersville Braddock Heights and Kemptown with names including Mrs Howard Felton Mrs Hand Mrs Gregory Mrs Molesworth and Mrs Keller among others visiting or hosting over the week.
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Lisa Kitty Ross
Stephens City
Estella Hott
Central Chris
Youngstown
Ohio
Rayd Shank
Collge Park
T. M. Hundley
Mond
Handsister
C. M. Gregory
Northket Street
Huntrey
Richmond
Braddock
Hts
L. L. Crosier
Philadelphia
Walkersville
R. G. Molesworth
C. R. Keller
Balti
Dorothy Baker
J. Caballero
Estelle Baker
Kemptown
Harry Uerman
Work of Death Claims Infant Twin Siblings
Eveline Elizabeth Tucker and her twin sister died Tuesday at home in Springs from cholera infantum. The funeral is set for Thursday at 3 oclock with Rev. George Masser officiating and interment in Devb's cemetery. Massengale Rice, funeral director, arranged the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eveline Elizabeth Tucker
Éling
Elizabeth Tucker
William C.er
George Masser
Devb
Mas B
Rice
Ecg
Funeral service for Francis M Parrish held at Mountain Lake Park
The funeral for Francis M Parrish was held at Mountain Lake Park this noon at 2 30 from the home of his sister Mrs Mary Batley. Parrish, a longtime Iberland resident and yeast maker, lived in Iberland for years and worked as a mineralogist. He passed away while visiting at B C Grove's home. In a separate sale, Jayson H Mercer sold a lot on West Wick Street to Mrs Ina C Schuetze, who will improve the property and erect a modern storefront.
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Ountain Lake Park
Mary Batley
Philos
Ternport
Parrish
Iberland
Lpast
B. C. Grove
Jefm
Francis M. Parrish
Ayson H. Mercer
E. S. Dela E
Westwick Street
Inia C. Schuetze
Schuetze
Mr. Spencer
West College Terrace
College Park
Frederick
Weidfeldt Mentioned To Head Krupp After Cuno
Berlin dispatches report former Chancellor Cuno may be succeeded by Otto Weidfeldt as German ambassador to the United States and to resume leadership of Krupp Works. A minor fire broke out around noon in a tunnel at Schildknecht yard, extinguished by the Junior Fire Company.
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Associated Press
Amsterdam
Berlin
Cuno
Otto Weidfeldt
United States
y@ Krupp Works
Schildknecht
E Junior Fire Company
Michigan Caravan Heads to Washington in Warm Reception
The Michigan caravan traveling to Washington receives a hearty sendoff, with Captain Brown leading arrangements and Frederick praised for facilitating the journey. Locals greet the group at Mt. Olivet and neighboring towns, noting Southern hospitality and strong community support as the travelers rally for the long ride.
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J Brown
Brown
Ugh. Frederick
Hagerstown
Risburg
Derick
Mt. Olivet
Frederick
Vity
Wid Au Itural
Masonum Line
Ac. Culler
Col
D. John Marker
David G. Everhart
Rotary Club
Grayson H. Staley
Kiwanis Club
H. Haller
The
Lions
Joseph H. Apple
Aod College
Walter Decker
Alan John
Winfield Scott Schley
FE Colliflower
Kepner Murder Case Arguments Continue at Court
Proceedings in the Kepner murder trial resumed with testimony about Mrs Kepner's statements of life and death wishes. Witnesses described her mood during visits, a theater outing, and financial talks, while cross examinations challenged prior decedent remarks and autopsy details.
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Net
Kepner
Weinberg
Eleanor
Boy Scouts End Ten Day Camp At Catoctin
Frederick scouts wrap up a ten day camp at Catoctin with over fifty boys. Leaders praised for an orderly, successful event. Camp reporter concealed, cartoonist James Decker left mementos. Final departure to Frederick around six o clock after packing and last canal swim.
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Catoctin
Frederick
Scout Council
Grove
Max Fisher
Clayton Morgan
Walter H. Duvall
William R.glen
James Decker
Uome
Chet” Robinson
O.D. Robinson
Ice Street
Cross
Jock Tender
Waskey
Pearl
Williamson
Resume Negotiations to Avert Coal Strike
Officials of the United Mine Workers of America and the anthracite operators' committee resumed wage talks in New York at the invitation of the U S Coal Commission. The conference, led by John Hays Hammond, aims to prevent a hard coal strike on September 1 and hinges on a proposed check-off for union dues.
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Associated Press
New York
United Mine Workers of America
Anthracite Operators’ Committee
United States Coal Commission
John Hays Hammond
Federal Coal Commission
No Change in U S Reparations Stand
Washington la Aug 15 High authority says no change in American government's reparations stance and that White House reaffirmed the policy as constant from Harding to Coolidge, countering London notes of a shift.
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U.S
Associated Press
Washington
London
White House
United States
Harding
Coolidge
Counterfeiters Plant Seized in Floral Park Long Island
New York officials announce seizure of a complete counterfeit note plant in Floral Park Long Island. Agents interrupted operations as proofs were being run, preventing any notes from entering circulation. Five men allegedly connected to the plot were arrested.
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Associated Press
New York
Federal Reserve
Floral Park
Long Island
Joseph A. Palma
Secret Service
In Memoriam for John D. Conard Jr
In sad loving memory of my dear husband John D. Conard Jr who died two years ago on August 15 1921. Oh that fateful day when you were called away I cannot understand but should not judge our Lord's command from his wife Elizabeth Lease Conard
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John D. Conard, Jr
Auwunt
Elizabeth Lease Conard
Beagle breeder Staley Doub dies after heart attack
Staley Doub, aged 78, died at his Market and Fourth streets home after a heart attack Tuesday night. He lived a retired life focused on beagle dogs, breeding and judging, with a famed data collection on the breed. Funeral Friday at 11 with interment Mt Olivet Cemetery.
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Staley" Doub
Market
Fourth Streets
Mr. Doub
William H
Marietta Staley Doub
Florence W. Doub
Doub
Rodock’s
North Market Street
Mt. Olivet
Thomas I, Rice
Frederick County Electoral Nominations and Local Notices
Local notices announce Democratic nominations for County Treasurer and Orphans Court judge along with election appeals for Mountain City Council. Ads promote fruit and produce deliveries, autos, life insurance, a coupon drawing at a gas station, a special dance at Buckeystown, and Poultry prices while listing several Frederick area businesses and services.
Candidate seeks Republican convention support for County Commissioner
An aspirant appeals to the Central Committee for backing at the August 16 1923 Republican convention noting prior county service and pledge of economy and capable administration. The statement accompanies other notices including sales and local business ads in Frederick Maryland with multiple names and venues.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Chas. J. F. Miller
Central Committee
Chas. W. Zimmerman
Ignomar W. Albaugh
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Market Street
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Gristown
H. W. Siem
Fifth Street
Eileen Cubitt
Alice
Chicago
U. S
Higan
Eleanor Houck
Gentore
Donald Smith
Houck
Mrs. Kepner
Emma Worman
Grace
Dr. Smith
Della Cronise
Questons
Grace Schleigh
J. O. Hendrix
Hendrix
Walter Sinn
Sherif Charles W. Smith
Ezral Tira Iss
BOY Scouts
Catoc
Staley Coub
Beagles
Quynn
E. Patrick
Orphans' Court
T Joy
Mechanicstown
Mountain City Council
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Court Street
Frederick Filling Station
Texaco Petroleum Products Auto Accessories
Inc
Hays R. Poole
Lewis R. Deatzbaugh
East Patrick Street
Marino & Son
Big Wein
George’s Creek
J. A. Jamison
Buckeystown Manor Woods
Frederick City
American Foundry
Mount Olivet Cemetery
A. R. Routzahn
Burgee
Gittinger’s Grocery
Eee
G. L. Baking Company
Markey-Matching
Tunasa
Taxi-Cab Service Company
F. H. Despeaux
South Market Street
Siltinger's Grocery
Kryptek
Double Lensen
Frank M. Shapro
Optometrist
W. Patrick St
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Miller's Grove
Lewis Town
Spton
Libertytown
E. M. Dodd
N. Market St
Etchison and Company
North Market St
EL Cline
Edith G. Seidling
Markey-Mathias Building
Frederick Typewriter
R. WH. Davidse
West Patrick Street
Maryland
Ty Burroughs
Wales
Underwoods
Remington’s
Monarcher
L C. Smith
Fox
Victors
Chapel Alley
Third Street
Frederick Junk SO
Frank Gastley
Phonan
Markey-Mathias
G. L Baking Company
Wagner Rug Works, Inc
Wagner
Orphans’ Court
Lerphans
Charles H Rutts
Dstrict
John H. Stauffer, JR
Automobile
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, M1
Josepha D. Baker
Thomas Price
Thomas P.rice
John N. Clary
Holmes D. Rae
John I. Baker
Joseph McDivit
WM G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
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Ramshurg
Joseph D. Baker
Thomas H Baller
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Newman
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Markell H. Nelson, Manaper
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Daniel Baker, Jr
John FH
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Potts & Griffin
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Griffin
Court ST
General Insurance
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Frederick, Md
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Freterick
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Pike
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Elm Street
Din Avenue
Maple Park
Sais
Markwood D Harp
Pythian Castle
Noah E. Cramer
SN Treee
Noah DB
Cramer
James H. Cramer
Thurmont
Bidga
Ladhanburg
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Yellow Springs
Mt. Plasmant
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Park Ave
Werahington
Lewistows
Builying Tots
Elm St
Possesaton
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Inteianeeeneniane
Grayson H. Mercer
Trolley
State Road
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