Obituary notices for Jona i Mitta and Emily Kemp
Jona i Mitta of Westminster aged 53 died after a week’s illness leaving two wives. Funeral Tuesday at home with procession to Zien Lethera church. Rev Patter Qos Kreider Lutheran will officiate. Emily Kemp of Koeevilla died Sunday morning at age 84. Survived by two daughters and a son. Interment at St. Keorvilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jona i. Mitta
Miller Gred
Kask
Wemminster
Srerie Sie
Marves
Ervar
Susan Epsich
Zien Lethera
Cherch
Ladesburg
Milfer Eas
Patter Qos
Kreider’ Lutheran Church
Weatgeinstey
M. L Creager End
Secar Takers
Emily Kemp
Ewty Kemp
Koeevilla
Sanday
Migs E. Great Kemp
Mre
C. A. Crampton
Kaoztille
Kemp
Lrnchburg
Paver
St. Keorvilla
Tilghman Dies Suddenly In Brunswick Market Proprietor
George William Tilghman longtime market operator dies of angina at home after a failed rescue attempt. He owned Tighmans Market on south Market street and will be buried after services at 7:30 pm. Interment at St Marys Cemetery in Baltimore. He is survived by his widow Fannie L Tilghman and three sisters in Georgia, Tennessee, and Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George William Tilghman
Tighmans
South Market Street
BO. Thomas College Park
Tighman
Dr Thomas
Tilghman
Brunswick
Fannie L. Tilghman
Mary L Grimes
LeGrange
Reynolds
Bristol
Tenn
Lawrence B. Foster
Atlanta
Xbmue
Park Place
Baltimore
Cedar, Avenue
St. Mary's Cemetery
Etchison Sq
Funerals Held for Mrs Margaret Smith and Mr Alonzo Snoots
Two funerals reported. Mrs Margaret 8 Smith died recently and had services at her home and Mt Pleasant Church of the Brethren with Rev J Kurtz Miller and Rev Jesse Borrall officiating. The Snoots funeral occurred at First Baptist Church Brunswick with Rev James Daniels delivering a tribute and special choir music. Shenandoah Tribe No 4 Red Men attended Snoots service at Jefferson’s St Pauls Cemetery. Surviving relatives and pallbearers listed. interments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret 8
John Bare
James Eyler
John Ford
Harry Jones
Thomas B. Dinterman
Frederick Hamahart
Thomas P. Rice
Alonzo L. Snoots
Brunswick
Fternoon
First Baptist Church
James Daniels
Mary Payns
Sabior
Lovellsville
Snoets
St. Paul's Latheras Etery
Jefferson
I. E Brown
J. W. McGahee
C. F. Shumaker
C. Compter
W. G Hayes
H. A. Winner
C. Virta
B.C. Feete
Sou
Jonas
Sherby
Harry
Fred
Arthur
John
Charlie
Alonzo
Mra
Lettie Whetsel
Minnie Camiford
Janice Alexander
Gertrude Frye
Aster
Aed Bios
Ertin
Illness Strikes Worker at Camp Atry
Franklin Weddle of Towrment suffers an apperdichis attack while at Camp Atry and undergoes an operation at Frederick City Hospital. He is recovering slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Atry
Franklin Weddle
Towrment
Apperdichis
Freederick City Hospital
Gary of United States Steel Dies in Chicago
George W. Gary former head of the United States Steel Corporation dies in Chicago. He led the steel group through wartime demands and worker relations, promoted safety and employee benefits, and shaped corporate public policy. He served as DuPage County judge and Wheaton mayor, studied at Wheaton College and the University of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Gites Steed
Kimnert i. Qary
Ubal
Ates] Corporation
Varmontezer
George W. Perkins
Perkins
Gary
Etteta of America
United States
Pce Ha Seo
aSere i Sma
Elbert Henry Gary
Wheaton
New England
Erastus Gary
Masschusetin Elachother
Abiel Vallette Gary
Lafayette
Wheaton College
University of Chicago
Hilpols
United States Suprem Court
Towg Oerly
Gary Size
Dupage County
Llinois
Chicago
Dubanding Shure
Callenge Bar Association
Internaional High Commission
Stiet
Stech Corporaton
Alles
Pope Piss X
Gary Ty
Ponci
Wency
Map
Wheaten
Feelse
Northwestern Coleersitr
Legacy of financier and philanthropist Gary outlined
The obituary recounts the life of a major industrial and financial leader known for philanthropy kept private, travel with Europe and the Far East, meetings with statesmen, ownership of a 110 acre Long Island farm, and interests in music art and antiques. He married Mia Graves in 1989, had two daughters, she died in 1900, and he later wed Emma Townsend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Far East
Alaska
Panama
Mexico
Gery
Mia
Talla F Graves
Aurora, J
Gary
Emma Townsend
Sacco ends fast as labor strike ends?
Nicola Sacco broke his fast today after the 11th day of his strike by refusing breakfast. Dar tog, the condemned man, took quite a bit of beef broth. The end of the fast came when Dr Joseph Melanghi’s Brisco Physician threatened Seem ah foretits feeding if he did not om the Head Machinery Department. Judge C Newton Thomas has been appointed superintendent of machinery at the Frederick Fair this Fall for the 26th year by the Board of Managers of the Frederick County Agricultural Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Nicola Sacco
Joseph Melanghi
Seemah
Orphans’ Court
C. Newton Thomas
Frederick Fair
Maraners
Frederick County
Nero and the Decline of Imperial Rome in 68 A D
An abstract account notes Nero as emperor up to 68 A D, detailing patricidal acts including murder of his mother and wives, persecution of Christians, alleged fires, and the army's revolt led by Galen. The text hints at his death by suicide or regicide, and mentions crude references to suicide and betrayal.
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Rome
St. Pel
Galen
Nero
Personal notices energy fills Mt. Gretns week end
Purely Personal items list Miss Kathryn Mensell and others visiting relatives in Maryland and nearby states. Several residents plan trips to Atlantic City Norfolk Boston and Bathmore. Clergy and professionals noted, with vet association meeting announced for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Mensell
Mt. Gretns
FE. L. Messell
East
Patrick Street
Norfolk
Mary L. Motter
Sue Owtiga
County
Barnett Zumbro
Waynesboro
Annie Brust
Wes
Cherek
Homer X. Simpson
Toyels
Owen W.caspher
Clarence W. Compher
Victoria
Kerney & Stoner
Bathmore
Ae Eyama Betern
Wooster
A L. Roelkey
Margrete Dil
Emily Apple
Boston
Frapees Pareca
Moma
Delite Beta Delta Sorority
Ralph's Wharf
Chestertown
Mise Puss
Copstaine Thomas
Lat Stewart Business School
Washington
Peay Paxeen
Erzabeth Koh
Rosemont
Clinton M. Rhoades
Eileen Cubbitt
Lewis Fleismen
Atlantic City
BF. Stauffer
Potat Os Rocks
Nesteen
Lakewood
N. J
Ahaater
James V. Touny
Alberta Kesler
Donbs
Bas
Lewistown
Mes
Reetler
Mra. R. DB
Breckesr
C.c
Pest
sTiem Mox- Jey
Dickerton
Jorcier
Is. Smith
Adametown
Wesley Rhafer
Throg
Dorkeystown
Fama
Hughes
Dikerson
Seattle
Wash
Alughes
American Veterinary Medical Association
R.¥. Smith
Prederick
Maryland
Quiet Weddings Across Towns Reflect Social Ties
A series of quiet weddings linked families from Mt. Kato to Baltimore and Thurmont. Notable unions include Maud Hobbs and Howard Prendergast at Mt Carmel, Margaret Nell Prendergast and Frank Hall Ecker in Glendale, and Claire Geraldine Spieger with Harry Peal Cohick in Williamsport. Other couples include Beatrice Grove and Lewis Ringer, and Harvey Kirby tying to Ella Kirby, all blessed by local pastors and followed by small receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobbs
Mt. Carme
Hey
Neltgam
Maud Hobba
Ann
Edward NM. Hooda
Hawerd Prendergast
Mire
Jane Prendergast
Baltimore
Atlantic City
Mrée Prendergast
Thurtcont
Margaret Nell
Frank Hall Ecker
Thurmont
Prenton Hilbert
Glendale
California
Flowery
Mr. Ecker
A. W. Ecker
Cofick
Mima Claire Geraldine Spieger
Harry Peal Cohick
Williamsport
West Church Street
Rev
Luedeger
Card of Thanks and local notices mix of fairs and rentals
Card of Thanks thanks neighbors and others for kindness after death of Mrs Kats Brown. Local fairs and picnics listed with dates August 16 to 26 at Hyattstown Mountain View Park and Miller's Grove near Lewistown. Apartment for rent on West Second Street. Public notices urging move for fall cleaning and service ads for crafts, laundry, and chiropractic services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theudia
Kats
Amon Biles
Union
Churches of Hyattstown
Mountain View Park
H. Knock
West Second Street
Eliard Cess
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W. Tilghman
Frederick Wan Gu
Frederich Coary
Wovesy- Terk Totekenas
OF & & Steel
Gedy Nome Tusedey
Chirape
W. Campbell
Resecs
Nore Weetere Univemmty
Mra Gertrede Surtoise
Ben
Ben” Puruell
House of
David Peet
Michigan
Enrean
Gintrs
Meirema
Dewey
Witta Geere
C.eece
Bercuréey
Priret
Beg
Lobengria
Prana Hloes
Atlee
Mt. Kato
Tur Ueivereity
Mare Hi College
Mare HL
Casiege
Wate Forest
Mtndeat
George Washingtos
Raytist Geisiatry
Mare H. Calege
Ringera Grove
Lewis D. Ringer
Beatrice A. Grove
Hagerstown
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
U.S. G Rupp
Harvey—Kirby
W. Alden Harvey
Ese M. Kirby
U. 5
Pops
Clem Adolphus B. Popa
Detoroy E
Clem
Brangeileal Lutheran Parsonage
Janior Department of Grace
Malena
D. Bamacciotti
I. Markley
Rep
Utica
Miller's Grove
Creagerstown
Eagte
Am Kixe
W. Simth
Phome
Az Chiropractor
Ratics
D.zioma
Northwestere Or Co
Omaha Netrast
Ami Aiteriss Rerata
James
Talng & Weet
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Leana
Leang
Frederick Small Loan CO
Bae Bank
Potomac Edison Huilding
Patrik
Funreal
Cline
Bradduck
Esch
Marrland
Bentz Street
Market Street
West Patrick
Rene
Winebrawer Suilding
A. Gluer
Agro Mechanics National
Richard Derr
Weederick
Leavin
E. B. Barros
Pacond
West
Patrick Etreet
Patrick
Jacos Rohrback
Frederick
James Fe Dyer
Reich
Ferd
Barrela Regs Bothe
J. A Emwfner
Paoge
Caroling
Meer
Middletown
Sle
Perry Win
Paithnore
Eeer Lesiacawn
Pene
Berth
New Market
Rere
Teal
Joann S&s. Clart
Afm
Raisimors Pice
Charles H. Kesig
Wits Rimental Intent
Citizens’ National Bank
D. Biiss
Thea
Orien
Gmed’ Vastus Fees Sreem Brick
Ningie
Bae
Drese
Cary Herald Mall
Kspownible Mraiz
Trerketter Wtore
Desicate Focaliqn
Frederigh
Trimmer Printing Co
Man
Benree Ste
Dat and, Seale
Ana Prater
West Spark
T4me
Creysox A Mercer
Baty
Sersee
Bet Reneteg
Twell Avenue
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