Work of Death and Local Notices in Middletown
The issue lists obituaries and notices: Charles E. Holter dies at home in Middletown from dropsy and disease, aged about 52, with survivors including two sons Harold and Lawrence and several siblings. Ros ie Margaret Phelps, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Phelps, near Reels Mills, dies aged one year eight months. funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at the Reformed church, Rev. Hummelbaugh officiating. burial in Pearl Reformed cemetery. Obenderfer & Son funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Holter
Charles
Hélter
Middletown
Peter
Mahala Holter
Leviy Ahalt
Lewis H. Ahalt
Holter
Esta Biser
Melvin A
Biser
Harold
Lawrence
William P. Hotter
Braddock
Samuel W. Hotter
Millard G
Harry Hotter
Mary
George D. Derr
Ella
Millard Uuddigmoser
Detroit
Mich
Metal Monday
The
Reformed Church
Rosie Margaret Phelps
Howard Phelps
Sickness and Injury Report From District Hospital Visit
Mrs Lowse Rhoads has gone to Providence Hospital in Washington DC for an operation. Mrs Jester Culler, formerly of Frederick now in Washington, suffered a fall in a public building elevator from the fifth to the first floor. She sprained a knee. no x ray yet, bones not believed crushed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowse Rhoads
Providence Hospital
Washington
D. C
Jester ‘Culler
Frederick
Auto Violations and Juror Draws Report
A Virginia man from Winchester was fined 100 dollars for operating a vehicle under the influence with three companions present and whiskey found in the car. Charles L Richardson paid 25 dollars for speeding and J P Byrne paid 5 dollars for passing a car on a hill. Additional jurors were drawn for the combe court term with names recorded as replacements for several seated jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Alban M. ‘Wood
Charles* L Richardson
Charles Smith
Ava
J. Grahame Johnson
J. P. Byrne
Charlton
Johnson
Charrtes | Smith
Dr J P Wright Named General Secretary of Federated Charities
Rev Dr J Paul Wright retired M E Church leader is appointed to succeed Dr Dixon as general secretary. He will assume duties Monday at the Federated Charities Building on South Market Street. The board also notes strains on finances and plans to cut costs, including limiting new shoes for children this autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nrev
J. Paul Wright
Methodist Episcopal Church
T. F. Dixon
Federated Charities
Wright
Charities Building
South Market Street
Frederick
East Church Street
Baltimore
M. E. Church
East Baltimore
Dizon
Miss Garner
Dixon
Henri L. G. Kieffer
R. Bush Lewis
Holmes D. Baker
J. H. Gambrill
Tilth Infantry Organizes At Baltimore Armory Meeting
The 116th infantry formed a permanent organization at the Fifth Armory in Baltimore City. Col Milton A Reckord was elected permanent chairman and Sgt Frank Gimbel permanent secretary. A memorial service for fallen soldiers was set for October 12 at the Lyric Theatre. A permanent committee was appointed with three members from each Maryland company. The event likely to draw over two thousand former 15th members may be held beachside near Baltimore. Wednesday’s meeting drew full representation and high enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
116Th Infantry
Fifth Armory
Baltimore City
Milton A. Reckord
Frank Gimbel
France
Lyric
Baltimore
Argonne
Reckord
Key Council To Feast Members In U S Service
Preparations for the 23rd anniversary celebration of Francis Scott Key Council No 48 are underway with a banquet for members who served in World War I. An eight page roster folder will be distributed. an invitation to State Councilor Robert M Trimble and State Secretary Charles H Stein is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott
Key Council
Order United American Men
Robert M. Trimble
Northeast
Charlesh. Stein
Baltimore
Campo
George F. Kline
Franklin N. Shipley
Walter R. Simmers
Gilmore Stitely
Charles M. Pearce
Wm. F Steiner
W. Paul Etzler
Charles C. Devilbiss
State Council
John W. Falk
Maryland
Charles A. Landis
Fredonia
James N. Dubel
Francis Scott Key
George T Baumgardner
John F. Aland
A. Js. Heidler
Fredonia Council
Francis Scott Key Councils
Typhoid Cases Rise in Frederick County Health Push
Four new typhoid cases were reported this morning by Health Officer Dr. T Clyde Boutson, with several others recently. He urged county residents to take the inoculation offered by the state health department to combat the spread. In Hancock, 60 year old Arthur E. Burke was struck by a car at Gar Corner while crossing South Market Street, injuring his legs. he was taken to the hospital and is recovering with a wound on the right leg and bruises as a crowd gathered. The driver stopped the car promptly and cooperated with authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
T- Clyde Boutson
Routyon
State Department of Health
Gar
Arthur E. Burke
Hancock
South Market Street
Acciden
Eighteen County Schools Remain Vacant Before Opening
The county faces 18 unsupplied schools as sessions start, with 306 teaching positions total and only 287 teachers employed. Some closed schools may reopen in weeks ahead. families may need to seek nearby schools or transportation. Thurmont gains Rev. C E Wolfe to lead Mann Training and athletics. several teachers depart for Atlantic City and Montgomery County posts.
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Palmer
Somoe
Monrovia
Lavust Grove
Flint Hul Green Valley
Sugar
Thurmont School
Board of Education
C. E. Wolfe
Episcopal Church
Thur
Roscoe M- Doub
Middleown High School
Montgomery County
Halstead High School
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Lne
Frederick
Montgomery
F. Russell Young
Middletown
Mt. Airy
Carroll County
Sandy Springs
Stanley Bowls
Boys’ High School
Air Service
Carruthers Field
Mort Wort
Texas
Aberdeen
Miss
Open safety pin swallowed by infant and removed
An open safety pin swallowed Sunday by a one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Runkles of South Market Street was removed yesterday without surgery. Daily X rays tracked its progress. last day showed it in a removable position. Also noted is a jail release for George F Crowder of Baltimore after paying a $655 fine for speeding and other automobile violations. The Cadillac was released after proper licenses were affixed. Additionally, a notary public affidavits firm in Toledo pledges $100 per catarrh case cured by Hall’s Catarrh Medicine, with testimonials available. Advertisement concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Crowder
Baltimore
Frederick City
Rank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Woodville Road Repair Meeting Proposes New School
A Woodville Community Club gathering at Ernest Mullinix’s home near Mt. Airy Wednesday night decided to preserve temporary repairs on Woodville school and push for a new building next year. Superintendent G Lloyd Palmer pledged to include a sufficient budget amount for the schoolhouse. Commissioners Harry Wood and Harry B. Witter supported the plan, with speeches by Palmer, Wood, Witter, County Agent P. A. Haover, Home Demonstration Agent Ella Rhodes, and John H. Shaw of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodville Road
Woodville
Palmer
Ers Wood
Witter
P. A
Haover
Misa Ella ‘Rhodes
John Jl. Shaw
Frederick
Employee loses finger at Wilcoxin Brown planing mill
Frank Crutchley, a Wilcoxon Brown mill worker, was injured yesterday when the end of his index finger was severed after his finger became caught in a joiner. Medical staff treated him at the scene and he was removed from duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finger
Wilcoxon & Brown
Frank Crutchley
Bank Officers Listed With Large Surplus
A historical note lists bank personnel and a financial surplus figure of 100000 dollars alongside a 300000 dollar surplus, naming President H. D. Baker Vice President Wm. G. Zimmermann Cashier Samuel G. Duvall Assistant Cashier Joseph McDivitt and various associates including John Ramsburg Daniel Baker and others.
Summer Apartment Plans On Highte Promised
A notice announces conversion of The Nibrah House into a summer apartment house for the coming season. Interested parties are asked to contact Grayson H. Staley in Frederick, Md, for information on apartments and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halghte
Nibrah
Grayson H. Staley
Frederik
Jennie A. Harbin
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Saer
Washington, D.C
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Doll Bros
Bpeclala Ooo
StaUb's
Bagerdner Christmas Savings’ Furniture ‘Clu
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Mons' Negliges Shirts
C. Thos. Kemp ‘Opera House
Rose Hill Manor
Ewes
P. A. Hauver
East Second St
Virginia
Jgrors
Omdbie Ea
Buck Fatrice
Wiliam P. Rampberger
John W. Thomas
Elroy Lroelkey
William Hiltner
Charles B. Staley
Urbana
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Charles Gwlain
Woodaboro
Charles E. Graham
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Feiser
DR. JP. Hright
Dion
H.C. L. Pinch
Tilth Infantry
Col. Reckord
Thomas Getter Frank
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Charles Groff
A_ Brunswick
Masbeens
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Fighteen
Bohesth
Lhat
C E. Wolfe
Thurmont H. 8
State of Ohio
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Bar
Gleabon
Sen Notary
Cheney & Co
Tolsto
All Drugeists
Hell's Family Fite
Zens National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J. D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmurman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
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Ramsburg
Daniel Baker
C.H. Conley
M.D
C. M. Thomas
P.L. Hargett
D.E. Ketanver
H. Gambrill, Jr. Thos
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H.D. Baker
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Academy
Sehious
Yellow Springs
Charles H. Mayer
York
East Second Street
Mall
Phon
H. & B. Railway
James
Merchant Tailor
W. Patrick St
D.E. Kefauver
College Park
Noah E, Cramer
West South Street
Ware
Gittinger’s Grocery
Bock
John N. Ramsburg
Joan D. Hendrickson
Safina
Tease
Fatima Eg Tint
Pam Mopel
Warner Bros
Inent
Alyg-Carry
John D. Hendricbron
Automobile
Walkersville
Garagh
Potts & Griffin
Teg Retate and General Insurance
Court’ St
Casualty Insurance
Lite Fhe Y Rowercape
Gary
Beugaviiles
Patrick Street
Dills Ave
Grayson H. Mercer
Loana and
Insurance Pythian Castle Bidg Room & Joffeegartex
Insurance
Lewis R. Deatzbaugh
Pythian Castle
Modern Life Insurance
Continental Life: Insurance Company
Wilmington, del
America
Thomas P
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Duronvine
Td Se
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Asit
Ricem
Ental
Rugenh Iz
Albauge
North Market
John N. Clary
Hamilton Avenue
Btate Road
Sen Brotertek
Mente
Freterick
State Road
Uiercain
Porta’ Oe
Eat Paicionse
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Pike
Bronewick
Buckeystown
Dickerson
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Gery
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