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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1919

Page

5

Death of Mrs Mary C Sellman in Hagerstown

Mrs Mary C Sellman wife of Chas W Sellman a retired W M RR engineman of Hagerstown died at Washington County Hospital Thursday night at 10 20 from complications after an operation She was nearly sixty born in Howard County daughter of Levin Hood and Mrs Mary Hood Survived by daughters Mrs I M Boettner Cumberland and Mrs T W Summers Hagerstown sons C C Sellman Pittsburgh and W S Sellman Hagerstown sisters Mrs BE Winebronner Mrs Lucinda Crawford Mrs Adaline Poole and Mrs Evaline Bass Mount Airy brother Randolph Hood Mount Airy Funeral Sunday with interment in Rose Hill Cemetery Hagerstown

Mary C. Sellman Chas. W. Sellman W. M. RR Hagerstown Washington County Hospital Sellman Levin Hood Howard County I. M. Boettner Cumberland T. W. Summers C. C. Sellman Pittsburgh W. 8. Seilman BE. C. Winebrenner Lucinda Crawford Adaline Poole Evaline Bass Randolph Hood Mount Airy Rose Hill Iagerstown

Funerals Recap For Annie Storms And Martha Warner

The remains of Miss Annie S. Storms arrived Saturday morning and were laid to rest at Mt Olivet cemetery after services at the chapel, led by Rev. E. H. Hummelbaugh. Pallbearers included Dr. Wi. F. Getzendanner and others. Mrs. Martha Warner, who died near Pleasant Hill, was interred at Mt. Olivet following services at Pleasant Hill church conducted by Rev. S. A. Hedges. pallbearers listed, burial at Mt. Olivet. Funeral director F. Schroeder oversaw arrangements.

Annie S. Storms N. C Mt Olivet E. H. Hummelbaugh United Brethren Church Wi. F. Getzendanner Frank Suman J. A. Baer James 2 Yler. Eagsens Sponseller Thor Dinterma Fants Martha Warner Pleasant Hill Pleasant HN S. A. Hedges Middletown Charles Martz Charles Lanner Charles Reeder Joseph Hilderbrand George Moore Andrew Summers Mt. Olivet F. Lchroeder

Sickness and recoveries among local residents

Mr M of Hyattstown has returned home from Frederick City Hospital after treatment. Miss Susie River of Hast Fifth street fell at the Pret erick City Packers Company and spent a few days bedridden. Charles Blumenauer, once at the Marine Hospital in Baltimore, has returned home on East Third street and is improving.

Hyattstown Frederick City Hospital Susie River Preterick City Packers Company Charles Blumenauer Marine Hospital Baltimore East Thirl Street

Weather Summary and Divorce Bill in Gooley Case

The weekly Washington weather forecast predicts generally fair conditions with moderate temperatures and minor drizzle. In a circuit court case, Benjamin H. Moss seeks an absolute divorce from Elizabeth J. Moss and custody of their eight children, with attorneys Hull and Lewis handling the supplemental bill. Beth Moss resides in Gooley and Fraderie in COMM.

Benjamin H. Moss Harry €. Hull Samuel A Lewis Elizabeth J. Mosa Ashe Gooley Fraderie

League of Nations urged as path to world peace debate

Rev. Henri L. G. Kieffer, pastor, argued the League would have prevented 1914 war and could end future conflicts. He outlined the covenant’s aim to submit disputes to arbitration, curb armaments, and oversee postwar mandates. He warned against rejecting the pact, urging public support despite political differences. The address at Walkersville was organized by Noah E. Cramer of Frederick County League to Enforce Peace.

Covenant League of Nations Europe Henri L. G. Kieffer Evangelical Reformed Church League Reformed Church Walkersville Noah E. Cramer Frederick County Kieffer Lberty Wilson United States Ganevit Delas Council Congress Germany America Pres France Markey T Fale World Organization Brotherhood of Man Mr. Kieffer Walter R. Hartzell Mr. Green United Brethren Church Me Kieffer C. Thomas Kemp Lewis “A. Rice

G. O. P.s Contest for Most County Offices in Frederick

Republican candidates filed for nearly all county offices by 1 30 pm with races in county offices except surveyor. The list includes State Central Committee delegates and candidates for State Senator, House of Delegates, judges of orphan's court, county commissioners, state's attorney, treasurer, sheriff, and Democrats challengers. Flying exhibitions over Frederick by two officers from Bolling Field capped weekend activities as residents hosted events and local resident James Starr remained ill at home.

Frederick County State Central Committee W. W. Doub Catshall Philip M Hilleshew Eugene A. Alenander J. Stewart Annan Melvin ¥. Shepley A. Giglinger Stene 'S Harp W. B. Cutsha Warry L. Witter William J. Martin George Kaufman Charles F. Goodold House of Delegates Harry ©. Gilbert Frank le Spitzer Alton Dudderar Orphans’ Court Jeremiah Dutrow George ‘T Roderick Lloyd MM. Koogle Calvin Zimmerman Charles HW. Butts David M. Whipp Harryb. Witter Thomas I. King George D. Toms Jesse Nicodemus Aaron R. Anders Holden S. Felton Samuel A. Lewis W. Clinton McSherry Sherman Lowers Clarence M. Albaugh John W. Snook Swenton Harris Maurice A. Bowdus City P,powt L. F. Flynn Bolling Pier Washington Leslie Bapst Frederick Rose Hill Manor

For Sale Farm in Frederick County Johnsville District

A 13b acre farm on the pike between Union Bridge and Johns-ville in Frederick county offers a stone house an up-to-date bank barn and necessary outbuildings plus five springs of water eight miles from a good market. C E Steel 901 North Market St. Also a supper for all Tas earora district soldiers sailors and marines on Wednesday evening August 20 1919 at Yellow Springs School House lawn with speaking and a festival music by the Yellow Springs Band Matilda Cannon.

Johnsville Frederick County Pike Union Bridge C. E. Steel North Market St Tas Earora Yellow Springs Matiuda Cannon Myaraville Siand Metzger Minor A. Young John P. Mook Jilvey J. Horing Malin Bern Old Hagerstown Road Middletown Valley Jingerstown Frederick Braddock Heights Middletown Teagansie Hod Sligh School R. R West Patrick Street Dill Ave Grayson H, Mercer Vythlan Castle Bldg Froudstick, Td Young Motor Car Co Nef Eee Shumate Jefferson Boulevard M. A. Beale Shumae

Frederick Post Office Sells Army Food to Public

Frederick's post office becomes the first agency to sell government canned food to residents. Orders began at 9:80 and ran to noon, bringing $808.63 in sales. Postmaster J Allene Williamson urged early ordering and typed lists to speed the process. No orders accepted before 9:30 or between noon and 2 PM, with afternoon hours 2 to 5 PM. Other Frederick County offices also began taking orders, including Brunswick Emmitsburg Woodsby and Middletown. Citizens may order via their local post office.

Frederick J. Allene Williamson Iamson Baltimore Baltimore and Prederick Hye Jhurmont Bucstown Liberty

Officers list names and positions in the bank board

Vice President sees Cashier Samuel G. DuVal and Asst Cashiers Joseph McDivit John S Ramsburg Daniel Baker Wm G Baker C H Conley M D Co M Thomas P L Hargett DE Kefauver John 8 Newman J D Baker J H Gambrill Jr Thos H Haller H D Baker

John S. Ramsburg Daniel Baker Wm. G. Baker C. H. Conley M. D. Co M. Thomas P.L. Hargett DE. Kefauver John 8. Newman J. D. Baker J.H. Gambrill, Jr Thos. H. Haller H.D. Baker

Employment at Saint Elizabeths Hospital Offers Training and Good Pay

Local notice from the Inter Tor department dated Aug 7 1919 announces mass help wanted at Saint Elizabeths Hospital Washington DC a government hospital seeking men of good character to care for patients with mental and nervous diseases No experience required training provided salary 60 to 76. per month with increases up to 107 50 with maintenance board lodging and medical care offered promotion opportunities Applicants must be US citizens 18 to 45 years old apply to Superintendent or The Secretary Fourth Civil Service District Washington DC.

Department OF the Intertor Saint Elizabeth’s Hospital Washington D .C Government War Service United States St. Elizabeth's

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