Deaths in Emmitsburg and Sabillasville area
Miss Helen E Hoke longtime Emmitsburg resident and St Elias Lutheran Church member died after a three month illness. She led church activities and Red Cross efforts during World War I. Survived by multiple sisters and brothers, funeral at Lutheran church with nephews as pallbearers. interment in Lutheran cemetery. Mrs Walter Ridge age twenty and three months died at Maryland State Sanatorium. Funeral at Germantown church and interment next to it. Undertaker M L Creager and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Helen K. Hoke
Helen E. Hoke
Emmiteburg
Emmitsburg
Mise Hoke
St. Elias Lutheran Church
Oscar Fraley
Cora E. Rowe
James Eichelberger
Mies Bessie Hoke
J. Ellis Musselman
Lutheran Church
William Charles Day
Carson Frailey
Germantown
Willam
Thomas J. Frailey
Washington
Clarence G. Frailey
Kammitsburg
Charles Hichelberger
Baltimore
Lutheran
Walter Ridge
Beulah Ridge
Maryland State Sanatorium
John
Anna McClain
Sabillasville
Germantown Church
M. L. Creager and Son
Personal News From Frederick Area Visits and Homecomings
Purely personal notes record Miss Ke Barrick LeGore and Miss Neers Miles returning home after a visit to Ocean City. Several Frederick residents, including Walker Jolliffe and Richard P. Ross Jr., have also returned from Ocean City. The column lists many relatives visiting relatives in Frederick, travels to Washington and Boston, and brief updates on health, illnesses, and car trips for local families and their guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ke’ Barrick
LeGore
Neers Miles
Woodsboro
Ocean City
I Walker Jolliffe
Richard’p. Ross, Jr
Frederick
L. A. Rice
Ralph
Cranford
N. J
Rice
Ben Ts A. Rice
West Third Street
Ida Smith
Mildred
Washington
Emily Baileus Washington
Baer
West South Street
Ida M. Baer
Renabelle Willside
Chambersburg
Roy Cuteall
North Market Street
Mary Motter
Patrick Street
Meira B. Moylan
Samsville
Aliss Catherine Ebheads
Baltimore
Bessie Mussetter
Tiamsville
Charles F. Yinger
Walter Reed “Hospital
Lewis Yinger
West Patrick Street
H. €. Zacharias
Mollie Erdman
White Mountains
Boston
New York
Lizette Prempert
John Fisher
South Market Street
David Anderson
Clark (Welker )Anderton
Norfolk
Nebraska
Canton
Ohio
Wilson
Lee Hardesty
Betty Grove
Clinton Grove
Adirondcks
Sixteenth Street
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Mantz Thomas
The remains of Mrs. Sarah Mantz Thomas who died in Syracuse N Y were brought to this city and are at the home of her sisters the Misses Mantz 18 Market Street. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 30 pm. Interment will be in Mt Olivet Cemetery under direction of C E Cline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Mantz Thomas
Syracuse
N. Y
Among the Sick at Home Mr Harry R Skafers
Mr Harry R Skafers lies confined to his East Seventh street home after injuring his foot with a nail at work. He asks for something to help him feel better and get back in fighting trim as a doctor advises. The excerpt also includes humorous lines about editor, a visitor, and a publisher from Life magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Skafers
East Seventh Street
Bible Thought UNLIMITED SUPPLYheadline style
The fragment appears as a religious thought note citing Jehu 15 7 about abiding in Christ and requests an unlimited supply. The piece lacks a clear event or person beyond biblical reference and a newspaper tag line.
Aldermen Approve Water Line Plan for Swastika Realty
At a special meeting, Aldermen approved laying six inch water mains from Upper College Terrace to Swastika Road and to Lot 20, plus three fire hydrants, to support rapid development of about 36 Lots by College Park Realty Company. They ratified the D Atlee Haines garbage collector bond and discussed enhanced road signage to curb speeding. Bridges on Carroll Creek will get lumber repairs. No action on six cent milk proposal. next regular meeting to consider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McC. Mathias
Richard Potts
College Park Realty Company
Board of Aldermen
Mr. Potts
Upper College Terrace
Swastika Road
Swastika Realty Company
West College Terrace
D. Atlee Haines
Culler
Carroll Creek
Charles Wertheimer
Plants Need Cold Weather Says Scientific American
A Scientific American summary notes ten years of Coville Federal research debunking common beliefs that dormancy only follows frost. The study finds dormancy begins before winter, and cold periods are needed to later resume growth. An Australian cynic quip about marriage closes the brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick V. Coville
Federal Department of Agriculture
Jack Frost
Coville
Scientific American
Business First and the Picnic Day Route Tale
A Franklin boy on his first newspaper route shows the motto business first as he faces a picnic day while collecting subscriptions. Also notes the Sampato Correia seaplane voyage from New York toward Haiti and mentions scientists unsure about Alaska volcanoes signaling a potential major eruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranklin
John
Indianapolis News
Brazil
Haiti
Nassau
Bahamas
Sampato- Correia
Walter Hinton
New York
Rio de Janeiro
Local notices and ads mix in August town pages
Small town classified items list sales opportunities and public notices. Home-Cured Hams for 28 cents with W L Smith contact at Patrick Street, August events include Feagaville sale and Brook Hill festival at Yellow Springs with band and transport, plus notices about Dr. Davis and Dr. Crit out of town. Public sale details for Mrs Abe Rosenour with auctioneer Guy L Fout. Jewelry sale at Tyler's Jewelry Store with August discount, weed removal notice from city officials, job ads for five women, monument sales with Howard G Taylor, and repair shop services by Mountain City Repair Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Im
West Third Street
Abe Rosenour
Guy L. Fout
State 23 road work continues in Frederick County
Ongoing state highway construction in Frederick County details completion of West Main Street grading in Emmitsburg and impending concrete laying, with resurfacing progress from Thurmont to Sabillasville, completion expected by fall. Two new 4 mile links planned from Adamstown to Buckeystown and from Liberty toward Oak Orchard, plus Middletown valley links toward Burkittsville and Myersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
West Main Street
Emmitsburg
Leider
Thurmont
Sabillasvile
Windsor-Union Bridge
Union Bridge
W. F. Childe
Adamstown
Monocacy River
Buckeystown
Dickerson, Hunting Hill
Rockville
Washington
Dickerson
Liberty
Oak Orchard
Cereeville
Mt. Pleasant
New Windsor
Westminster
Middletown Valley
Middletown
For Sale Fourth-hand Elizabeth Ford Tower ing car 1888 vintage
A fragment notes the seller M. F. Lease offering a fourth-hand Elizabeth Ford Tower ing car from 1888 to the highest cash bidder, with a hoped price of 2000 dollars. Advertisements from Frederick Md list local services and shops including W H Harner Drugist and tax service manager Frank H Despaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ford
M. F
Model Garage
Frederick
Market ST
Frank H. Despaux
Local Bank Names Cashiers in Rapid Staffing Note
WM G Zimmerman cashier SAMS G Ditvall assistant cashier JOSEPH M CDIVIT assistant cashier listed in a brief staffing notice. Proper names and roles are included as readable in the source.
Special Summer Sales Cut Prices to Clear Stock
Local store advertises drastic reductions on summer apparel including dotted swines, satine, ginghams and dresses. It promises large savings across women dresses, skirts, petticoats, rompers and children’s wear to clear seasonable merchandise. Many items offered at steep discounts and factory prices to attract economical shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannel
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the Daily News
Jim
Bible Thought
Newspaper
Harhye
College Park
Boston Transcript
Pelce
Alaska
Mount Ketmai
W. L. Smith
Patrick St
Renn’s
Ball
Feagaville
P.O
Brook Hill Schoolhouse
Yellow Springs
Ladies’ Aid Society
B. M. Davis
G. B. Crit
White Oak Springs Farm
Gordon Ash
Tyler’s Jewelry Store
Nayor Lloyd C. Culler
Corabelle Mecusker
W. Patrick Street
Howard G. Taylor
Aslates
Mountain City
N. Market St
Clyde M. Romes
Mabel Belardi
Albert Bise
Tanchman 92
Sacracento
Cal
Belardi
Wiard
T . W. H. Renn
No. 40
South
Maret St. Frederick, Md
Harner’s
Harners
W. Harner
Drogzist
Jey
Ittinger's Grocery
State OF Maryland
State Roads Commission
Burkittsville
Garrett Building
Maryland
Commission
John N. Mackall
L. BH. Steuart
The
Initiels H. D. & Returm
Rockwell Terrace
Fant
Nerch Street
Square Corner
C. HL Donnell
TOST
Malet
Smith System Cord Tire Co
Michigan
Chicago
Singer Sewing King Co
E. Patrick St
C. W
Bowers’ Lumber Company
Ches. B. Trail
Nao
Harry W. Bowers
Clarke Lace
N. Market St. S
East Patrick St. S
D. Wearepook
A. E Levy
Becate
Baltimore St
Baltimore, Md
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
oHsipare
Bee Teipera
United States Labor
Boars
Antone Willisg
Hood Colta
Hood College
Poat
the News Job Printing Office
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Joseph D. Baker
Holmes D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
WM. G, Zimmerman, Cashier
Sam's G
Ditvall
Joseph McDivit
Asat
Ramsburg
Wm.g. Barker
D. Edward Kefauven
Thos, H. Haller
Charles H. Conlmy, M.D
Peter L. Bargett
Newman
James
Gambrill, JR
Daniel Baker, JR
John D. Hemt
John D. Hendrickson
Towa Ning
State Road
South Street
Eide
Potts & Griffin, Real Estate
Insurance
Court Streets
le Stacks
Hare
Rederick
Sevenroom House
Bard Weed
Con
Ses
Markwood D. Sharp
Pythian Castle
R&d
MANTZ
Semaer Millinery
Raysl Society
Permons
N. Jolliffe
Jefferson
Elz
Urbana
Unionville
Eightroom
Johnsville
Petersville
Lmestone Coil
Monrovie
W.N. Jolliffe
West Church Street
John N. Clary
Wilson Place
Markell N. Nelson
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Ene Cramer & Stauffer
G . Noah & Cramer
John J. Stauffer, Jr
REAL
2Nd St
East Bargain
Mt Pleasant
Wish
Pike Garage
Cramer & Stauffer
Church St. Frederick
Grayson H. Mercer
Grayson H
RK. R
Church St
Wodern
Washingon
Second Street
Building
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