Lost or Stolen Notice and Local Help Wanted Ads
Box 1611 News Post alert notes items include Lost or Stolen entries for Taney Kaufman and related address 621 N Market St. Also shown are notices for assistance by Charles Opel and job ad for C. C Wiegand Kitchen Cabinets plus discount sale at Carty's Furniture Store and C E Cline Opera House listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toassure
News-Post
Taney Kaufman
Seveses
Market St
Charles Opel
C. C
Wiegand Kitchen Cabinets
Peer Carty’s Furniture Store
C. E. Cline Opera House
Democrats Endorse Ticket in Frederick County Convention
Democrats in Frederick County endorsed candidates for county offices with a full slate for state senator Emory L. Coblentz Middletown Guy K Motter Frederick J Lewis Rhodes Emmitsburg and others for various posts. They attacked Republican finances praising economy and urging budget reform and a reduction of the board of county commissioners. The convention endorsed several statewide and national figures while withholding endorsements where contests existed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes R. Kemp
Harry Wood
James H. Gambrill, Jr
House of Delegates
Emory L. Coblentz
Middletown
Guy K. Motter
Frederick
J. Lewis Rhodes
Emmitsburg
C. W.birch
Brunswick
L. Victor Kreh
R. Bruce Murdoch
Rhodes J. Kemp
Lew Market
Orphans’ Court
George Edward Smith
Louis C. Etchison
Jefferson
John Bowers
William C. Humm
State Central Committee
P. Columbus Kemp
Jacob Rohrback
Willam M. Storm
Spencer KK
Thomas Jefferson
Wison
Harrington
Stix
Frederick County
Republican Party
Board of County Commissioners
Deaths and Obituaries in Thurmont and Nearby Areas
Emory E Groff, born Thurmont native, dies in Chicago after brief illness at about 56. Printer by trade, worked at Catoctin Clarion and Boonsboro Times before moving to Chicago about 1899 to start his own printing business. Survived by wife Gussie Bender of Boonsboro and daughter Mrs N F Hughes in Chicago. Also notes the death of Mrs Martha E Warner at 75 years, funeral details in Pleasant Hill. Doris Anderson dies at 6 from complications after appendectomy. Mrs Caroline Harrison dies in Knoxville at 77. Funeral arrangements listed for multiple relatives and churches in area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory E&. Groff
Emory E. Groff
Thurmont
Chicago
Eli and
Elizabeth Groff
Lfe-Long
Groff
Catoctin Clarion
Boonsboro
Ofice
Martha E. Warner
George Martz
Pleasant Hill
Elias Warner
Mehri
Maynard
Ethel Martz
Funeral of Miss Rose Fearhake Held at Home of the Aged
Funeral services conducted by Rev James Paul Wright were held at the Home of the Aged for Miss Rose Fearhake with pallbearers F C Norwood Charles Treich Ralph Lowers Albert Gilson J D Hendrickson and L E Mullinix. Interment followed at Mt Olive cemetery with C E Cline Funeral Director. The second funeral for Mrs Fannie Murdoch Dennis wife of Judge Upshur Dennis was held at her son Johns home 4102 Greenway Guilford Baltimore after dying Thursday at Biltmore North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Fearhake
James Paul Wright
F C. Norwood
Charles Treich
Ralph Lowers
Albert Gilson
J. D. Hendrickson
L. EB iMullinix
Mt. Olvet Cemetery
C. E. Cline
Fannie Murdoch Dennis
Biltmore
N.C
John Murdoch Dennis
Greenway
Guilford
Baltimore
Among the Sick at Frederick City Hospital
Victor Baughman under treatment at Frederick City Hospital is able to be out. Mrs Laura Mohler of East Patrick Street, hospitalized with a fractured knee, is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor _Baughman
Frederick City Hospital
Laura Mohler
East Patrick Street
Kaufman-Mitzel union in Frederick ceremony today
Carl E. Kaufman and Misa Eva C. Mitzel, both of Baltimore, wed in Frederick this afternoon. Rev. Leslie L. Bowers, minister of the Christian church in Washington, D. C., officiated during his visit to his parents here. The ceremony united two families in a small town setting. In other local news, the Kenny Company faced a legal action over sugar hoarding, described as absurd by acting head George Hebner, with the U. S. District Attorney for Northern Ohio filing a suit against the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaufman—Mitzel
Carl E. Kaufman
Misa Eva C. Mitzel
Baltimore
Frederick
Leslie L. Bowers
the Christian Church
Washington, D. C
Kenny, Co
George Hebner
C. D. Kenny Company
United States District Attorney
Ohio
Coblentz Declines Senate Run for House Delegates
Coblentz explains his bid for the Frederick County House seat citing public duty and avoiding potential self interest. He notes his business ties and lack of intent to use legislation for industry benefit, choosing the House of Delegates to serve without implied self advantage amid local legislative courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coblentz
House of Delegates
Senate
Frederick Count
State Senate
Girl Dies After Horse Fells On Her in Walkersville
Minnie Evelyn Bussard eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Thaddeus Bussard of Walkersville died at Frederick City Hospital from injuries when a horse fell on her while she called her father. Her leg had been badly crushed and lockjaw developed. Funeral set for eleven tomorrow at home with burial in Mt Olive cemetery. K G Putman is the undertaker.
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Minnie Evelyn Bussard
Thaddeus Bucaurd
Walkersvile
Frederick City Hospital
Mt. Olive
K. G. Putman
Markell Property In Family Reaches 100 Years Of Possession
Local history notes mark a century since the Markell family first received the West Patrick Street property on August 16 1819. The deed traces a chain from Arthur Schaaf to Johnsons to the Markells with multiple generations named, now owned by Edwin C Markell John Usher Markell Jr and Mrs Reese Carsard. An unrelated note mentions an electrically driven sugar lumping machine and Hindoo babies names for 12 day old infants but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Schaaff
Joshua Dorsey
Elizabeth Johnson
Dorsey
Mr. Markell
John Markell
Francis Markell
Will
Edwin C. Andé
Francis H. Markell
Markell
John Usher Markell Jr
C. Markell
Arthur Schaaf
Johnsons
Caroline M Markell
Edwin C. Markell
Reese Carsard
Antoinette Markell
Nanally
D. C
Kalamazoo
Mich
Army food sale allotment for Frederick postoffice
The Postoffice Department assigns army surplus food valued at 33,885.04 to Frederick for local sale. Bacon leads items with 433 cases worth 11,240.68, followed by beef and corn products. The distribution aims to ease high living costs and may help both city and county residents.
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Postoffice Department
Frederick
Postoffice
Hopan
Novelty Orchestra rumor denied contract hold until season end
Local notice states the Novelty Orchestra has not signed to leave and will not sign any contracts until after the season closes at Braddock Heights. Signed Charles Opel Msgr. Novelty Orchestra. Also brief items on selling jobs, canned goods prices, totals of cases and a note about street signs and a visitor from D C Holtz with travel observations.
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Novelty Orchestra
Braddock Heights
In Memoriam and Notices From 1919
In memory of John Francis Smith died August 17 1916. Elegy by Gladys C Kumler. Brocton Orchard August 14 1919. Notices include peaches for sale in Harmony Grove Md and campaign withdrawal from J H Schmidt. Lost gray coat between Frederick and Frederick Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John, Francis Smith
Mr. Frank
Brocton Orchard
T. B. Hayward
Alexander Ramaburg
East Third Street
Rhoads Sewing Machine Emporium
W. P. Mohler
Harmony Grove
Gray Coat
Frederick
Frederick Junction
Port
Zimmerman and McDivit Named As Officials
A list of names including WM G Zimmerman JOSEPH McDIVIT and others appears as cashiers and officials with multiple surnames such as Ramsburg Baker Thomas Kefauver Baker Haller Conley Hargett Newman Gambrill and Baker. The fragmentary slate suggests appointment or roster details across a banking or organizational context.
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John
Ramsburg
Wm. G. Baker
C. M. Thomas
D. FE. Kefauver
J. D. Baker
Thos
H. Haller
Lost Beagle Hound Recovered Reward For Return
Local notice describes a tan eared beagle with spotted body and license tag 660 lost. Reward offered for return to 621 North Market Street. Also advertises Jolliffe's Cow Sale on August 27, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Market Street
Jolliffe
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the Daily News
Maryland
United States Weather Bureau
W. A. Mazweil
News Woman
N. Market St
B. Church Bt
International Suned
F. W. Rochalla & Sons Camp
Hammond Urner
Alice Joyce Bat Pee Geet
Elmo
McCain Orchard Co
Johns
Hopking University
Clary
Mgr
Red Cross ‘Furnaces
Fox Voiles
Cook
Mame Gambrill
France
Albert C. Ritchie
E. Brooke Lee
Thomas J. Keating
Court of Appeals
United States
John Walter Smith
Joseph I. France
Doris Anderson
Doris
Calvin Anderson
Caroline Harrison
Caroline H. Harrison
Knoxville
J. T. Hart
M. E. Church
Hymeneas
Walkersville
West Patrick Street
Msgr. Novelty Orchestra
Wiegand
North Market St
Gladys C. Kumler
L. Tyler
York City
J. H. Schmidt
Eaat Second Street
W. N. Jolliffe
West Church Street
Frederick, Md
Williamson's Drug Store
Burgee
Gittinger’s Grocery
John N
Elgin
Taney , Kaufman
Teehee
Tost
Citizens' National Bank
Capital
Sohn PD
Hendrickson
Hue
Voile
H. D. Baker
Sseceaes
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Rast
John D. Hendrickson
Joseph McDivit
eAeat
Daniel Baker
C. H. Conley
M.D. P.L. Hargett
Jobin
Newman
J.H. Gambrill, Jr
Potts & Griffin
Fire Insurance
Automobile
Real Estate
Real Estate and General Insurance
M& ‘Phone 600
Casualty Insurance
Sife Insurance
Thomas
Rio
Parnara
P. Righ
North Market Streay Frederick
Eugene Ez. Albaugeh
Buckdystown
Urbana
Unionvelea Sa
American Burety Company
Surety, Fond
Lam
Remington Typewriter Company
Remington
Pricowy
Eugene H. Albaugh
North
Mt. Pleasant
Limestone
State Road
Monrovia
Dickerson
Montgom Land
Ater ’ Bente
Billy “Brice
W.n, Jollfe, Gyretg
Erterick
Uae
Nee Wea, Ot
Feagaville
High School
R. R
Dill Ave
Grayson H. Mercer
Pythian Castles
Serevice
Maxwell
Phona Braddock
Stewart
Chas. A. Collins
E. Patrik Street
Ma Aie
Albion Brand Bhirt Walst
D. Mants
East Church Street
Hamilton Avenue
Tolles
Ae Barr
John N. Clary
Mamagerys
City Hotel
West Patrick St
Noah & Cramer
Same
Cramer&-8on
Eptats
Rasality
BONDS
Lacienbuurg
Pearl
Walkersaville
Ee Arene
Mbul
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