Purely Personal notes from The Daily News
The column lists residents traveling for conventions and visits. Fred Ramshadt departs for a Moose convention in Chicago for two weeks. Rev and Mrs Chas L Ritter visit family in Walkersville after a stay in Asbury Park New Jersey. Others visit relatives in Maryland towns and return from Atlantic City and Cincinnati area. Several locals attend picnics and summer activities while pursuing studies at Johns Hopkins and Carnegie Institute of Technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ramshadt
Baltimore and
Ohio Avenue
Chicago
Chas. L. Ritter
Mahonny City
Asbury Park
N. J
Ritteris
J. W. Summel
Walkersville
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Harriett and
Paul
West Church Street
Charles N. Black
Lewistown
D. C. Holtz
Toledo
Ohio
Ear Fountain Rock
Conklin Pen Manufacturing Company
Elmer E. Brengle
Winchester
J. C. Dash
West Fifth Street
Charlotte DeLashmutt
West Third Street
Johns , Hopkins
Baltimore
G. Robert Shaw
Uttle
Cleveland
Shaw
Glenwood
Cooksville
Howard County
C. A. McBride
Johns Hopkins University
New Market
Charles Frederick Bowers
Harmony Grove
West Baden
Til
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Funeral rites for Harriet Rebecca Spencer observed
The funeral for Harriet Rebecca Spencer took place at St Josephs Catholic church near Buckerstown on Tuesday morning August 15 officiated by Rev Philip Farrel. Pallbearers included William M Frazier Garry Barton William Whalen Arthur Ambush Joseph S Thomas and Charles Page. Interment was in St Josephs cemetery. MOR Etchison and Son, funeral directors. The funeral of Hiram S Weeden colored Wr infant son of Hiram S Weeden held at the late home near Mountville Tuesday August 15 at 11 am Services followed at the African Methodist Episcopal church Mountville with interment in the adjoining cemetery. 31 R Etchison and Son, funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Rebecca Spencer
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Buckerstown
Philip Farrel
William M. Frazier
Garry Barton
William Whalen
Arthur Ambush
Joseph S. Thomas
Charles Page
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Mor. Etchison and Son
Hiram S. Weeden
Mountville
African Methodist Episcopal Church
R. Etchison and Son
Among the Sick
Mr. Frederick Ordeman shows improvement after illness. Mr. Robert Hopkins of New Market recovers from a long bed confinement. Miss Elsie I Kolb near Pearl recovers from appendicitis surgery at Frederick City Hospital and is doing as well as expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ordeman
Robert Hopkins
New Market
Elsie I. Kolb
Near Pearl
Frederick City Hospital
Double Funeral For Union Bridge Tragedy Victims
Theodore Karpamva and Clara Karpamva were buried in Liberty after a Union Bridge tragedy. The husband killed his wife and then died by suicide. Funeral services were held at St Peter’s cemetery with Rev. S. J. Kavanaugh officiating. The couple left Union Bridge about 9 a.m. and were interred near 11:30 a.m. Survivors include two young children, one in New York State and the other a three-year-old in Liberty. The boy may be sent to an orphan asylum in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Theodore Karpamva
Clara Karpamva
I.terry
Karpamva
4. Peter's
Liberty
S. J. Kavanaugh
St Peter's Cemetery
Tried to Rob Him Near New Windsor
Charles Brown, of New Windsor in Carroll County, escaped an early morning robbery when several men sprang from a cornfield, demanded his money, and he sped away on his car. He notified authorities after returning to the scene with a citizen posse, believing the cash on hand attracted the would be thieves. Brown works in moving pictures and had just left Temple Liberty after a screen appearance at an Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brown
New Windsor
Carroll County
Liberty-New Sedtor
Brown
Carrell County
Moving Picture
Tiberty
Visco
Athens
Emmitsburg
Harmony Grove
Richfield Farm
Winfield Scott Schley
New York
New Jersey
Bible Thought The Way To A Peace
Acquaint men with him and to at peace there is good shall come to thee Job 22 21 a brief devotional note in archaic style urging harmony with divine guidance and suggesting peace proceeds from knowing him.
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Job
Frederick County Public Schools Set to Open on September 5
The Frederick County public schools will open for 1922 24 at 9 o'clock on Tuesday September 5 announced by Superintendent G Lloyd Palmer. The board approved 190 days for white schools and 160 for colored schools. Mayor Lloyd C Culler reported progress on the Boys high school addition and hoped for occupancy by September 5. All board members attended the meeting where contractor reports were reviewed and an eighth grade petition for Woodsboro was not acted upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
G. Lloyd Palmer
Woodsboro
Kiwanians on Picnic in Hagerstown Woods
Frederick Kiwanis delegation of about 70 joined Hag erstown members for a corn roast at Frenie grounds in Tammany Woods. The outing featured indoor baseball, hurdle jumping and singing the Kiwanian ritual amid lantern lights. Numerous local couples and officials from Frederick Rotary also attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hagerstown
Tammany Woods
Frederick Kiwanian
Funkstown
S. Elmer Brown
L. Byrn, Jr
Albert M. Coblentz
Leslie N. Coblentz
Cyrus Gambrill
J. Edward Gibson
Herbert S. Hahn and Child
Carroll H. Hendrickson
W. C. Kolb
Lansdale
Grover Lee Michael
Henry Jewett Orth
R. E. Town
Lois Town
C. C. Waters
Charles E. Wehler
George Lewin
Brooklyn
C. Newton Thomas
R. E. Clapp
William Mahon
Baltimore
Baum
Washington
Anna Brown
Rebecca Wilcoxon
Rose Stern
Grace Thomas
Coblentz
Frances Staley
C. H. Conley
Edward S. Dela Plaine
T. $. Bader
Richard Potts
A. A. Radcliff
Marianna Radcliff
Roscoe B. Rhoads
Gerson Resenour
F. B. Sappington, Jr
Grayson H. Staley
W. T
Bee Sting Causes Auto Accident Near New Market
Two Baltimore women were injured when a bee stung the driver on the arm, causing the car to swerve off the road east of New Market. The vehicle struck poles, wrecking the car. the injured were taken to Frederick City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
New Market
Alice
Mary Clary
Hogarth
Frederick City
Local notices and ads from Frederick Md 1922
Public notices warn against trespass on White Oak Springs farm and require weed removal within ten days under city ordinance. Calves and hogs bought weekly at Mt Airy. Home cured hams sold at low price. Local druggist ad promotes low prices and delivery. Public sale announces Williams A Stultz Jr furniture auction. Braddock community night feature, Utica Union picnic details.
Mighty Frederick Estate Auction Seeks Sold Tracts
A court ordered sale in Frederick City Maryland on Saturday August 9 1922 at 10 30 AM offers eight parcels tied to the Kolb Brothers estate. The listing includes three houses Nos 1 3 5 East Third Street a row of twelve homes along East Third Street Nos 207 to 229 225 287 and 6229 plus a corner Market and East Third Street property with a two story brick dwelling a six plus acre unimproved lot and a Chapel Alley lot with a dwelling and meat business structures. Each property sells separately with one half payment day of sale and the balance in six months with note security. A $350 deposit per property is required and conveyance costs are paid by purchasers. Trustees William M Storm H K Delauter and Auctioneer William E Darner assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Maryland
Frederick County
Court of Equity
William O. Kolb
Hattie R. Kolb
Martha K. Kolb
Court House
East Third Street
Equity Causs Bn
Market and
Market Street
North Market Street
Kolb Brothers
Fourth Street
Chapel Alley
Bart
Third Street
Gine
William M. Storm
H. Kieffer Delauter
William E. Darner
Martha EK. Zimmerman
Martha E. Zimmerman
Walkersville
Martha FE Zimmerman
Walkeraville
Frederick Street
Jest
Wondahore
John E. Cram
David Bo Winner
Tate
Ben
Pottesrien
Martha RB
Zim- Terman
Facar
Feaster
Anetinnser
Ao Stanter Mert
B Y P Institute at First Baptist Church Social Nights End
The B Y P U Institute is hosted this week at First Baptist Church by Mervin M. Deems of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Each evening closes with a social as Rev. W. C. Royal leads the church. Class members include Mrs. C. C. Sparks Mrs. G. W. Stutz Miss Mary E. Parson Evelyn Swith Verona Smith Winifred Darkhoff Rath Trout Bernice Kiracote Shaver, Oscar Font Paxson Victor Simpson S. A. Shaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Mervin M. Deems
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
W. C. Royal
C. C. Sparks
G. W. Stutz
Mary E. Parson
Evelyn Swith
Verona Smith
Winifred Darkhoff
Rath Trout
Bernice Kiracote
Ol Shaver
B. B. Font
Oscar Font
Paxson
Victor Simpson
S. A. Shaver
Weinberg's Festival Sale Notice at Empire Theatre Area
Saturday Night and Monday Speciale offers listed for ladies shoes stockings and men's caps with various prices. Opp Empire Theatre festival on the Lutheran church grounds at Church Hill Saturday evening August 19th. COMMITTEE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies House
Empire Theatre
Weinberg
Church Hill
Joseph McDivit and Trustees Named in Public Notice
A historical notice lists Joseph McDivit as cashier and director along with John H. Ramsburg William G. Baker D Edward Kefauver and Joseph D. Baker in the authoritative roster for a public financial or corporate matter.
White Flannel Skirts On Sale At Five Dollars Each
John D. Hendrickson announces a reduced section on the second floor featuring white flannel sport skirts. Some pleated, some plain, in heavy serge, tricotine, and fangles, now five dollars each. Also sale on men's shirts marked down by half or more to one and two dollars.
Public Sale of Real and Personal Property in Walkersville MD
A public sale of valuable real and personal property to be held in Walkersville Maryland is announced. The notice specifies disposition of assets under court or legal authority and outlines sale terms and interested party qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville, MD
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CITIZENS’ NATIONAL _BANK
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Joseph D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Sam'l G. Duvall
Asst
Cashier
Joseph McDivit
Ant. Cashier
Directore
John
Ramsburg
WM. G. Baker
D. Edward Kefauver
Thos, H. Haller
Charles H. Conley, M. D
Peter L. Bargett
Nowman
James H. Gambrill, JR
Holmes D. Baker
Daniel Baker, JR
John D. Hendrickson
State Road
South Street
Dill Avenue
Insurance
Court Street
Marewood D. Harp
Rooma
Bard
Hard Road
Fas Bank
Marewood D. Rarp
West Church St
South Market Street
Millinery
D. Mantz
Royal Society
the News Job Printing Office
Noan E Cramer
John H. Stauffer
Urbana State Road
Eset
Woodebers
Nt Pleasant
Church St
City
Buldings
Doddlage
College Park
Sudarbad
Sudarbad Building Iote. Modern Home, Ekim . Modern Home. Ith
Cramer & Stauffer
110
Church &J
Grayson H. Mercer
Hmestons
Hense
Bank
Rome
Grayson Po Boing
Om Court Street
Tapein
Thomas Prior
Chaboe
Erricg Sons
Thomas P. Ee
Rn, Jolliffe
Adame Town
Freerick
Jefferson
Adamstown
Unionville
Urbana
Mt. Pleasant
Johnsville
Peteraville
Mogrovia
John N. Clary
Wilson Place
Fredrick
Real Estate, Mortgage ,and Investment Company
Markell N. Nelson
Real Estate Department
W. Patrick St
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