Graceham and surrounding notes reveal local visits and events
County notes list residents and visitors from Graceham and nearby towns including Littlestown Baltimore and Washington. The entries mention church services corner stone laying at a Frederick home and upcoming events in Kemptown and Mt. Airy plus a new resident physician opening at St Anthony’s area after September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony's
de Patrick Martin
Baltimore
M. Young
Martin
Mt St. Mary’s College
Sale of Modern Brick Dwelling in Yellow Springs
Noah E. Cramer & Son real estate lists a two story brick house with furnace heat hatch and electric lights on the north side of Washington street. The property is sold to Mr and Mrs Walter G Clem who will make it their home. Also notes local social visits and mentions 27 railway tunnels in England over a mile long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah E. Cramer & Son
Joan
Gidoore BR. Flautt
Washington Street
Walter G. Clem
Clem
Mt. Pleasant
Friederick
Frederick County
Aflamse Town
Adametown
Med
Eal Tate
Church Street
Frederick
Pike
Fredstrick
Woodsboro
McMurray Street
South Market Street
West Fourth Street
East Seventh Street
West Third Streat
Elm Straet
den Avenue
Maple Park
Markwood D
HARP
Pithian Castle
Noah H. Cramer
James H. Cramen
Johnaville
Dickeraon
Fergaville
Thurmont
Ladienburg
Walkersville
West Third St
Yallow Springs
Samsville
Jefferson St
Braddock
Daysville
N. Market St
Park Aventern
Washington
Lewistown
Elm St
4Th St
Eiito
Noail
Cattle dealer believed murdered in Baltimore trip
Fred L. Duncan of Purcellville Loudoun county Virginia is missing after going to Baltimore to buy a load of cattle and sell in Washington. Relatives believe he was robbed and killed for about 150 dollars carried in a wallet. Police report he arrived in Baltimore Tuesday and stayed briefly at a hotel before vanishing. Duncan was a known local cattle dealer with ties to Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Duncan
Purcellville
Loudoun County
Baltimore
Bureau of Accidents and Missing Persons
Walter W. Duncan
Sergi
Edward Doherty
Duncan
Washington
Focal
Frederick Fair
Maryland Auxiliary Convention Praised for Fredrick Support
Members of the Maryland Department of the American Legion Auxiliary express appreciation for hospitality during their second Maryland convention in Frederick. They commend the May and City Council Francis Scott Key Post Auxiliary Chamber of Commerce and the Y M C A for support and note the post is the state’s largest. The group highlights visits to Sabillasville and Oteen to aid ex servicemen families and discusses growth and activity in state women’s clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Department of the American Legion Auxiliary
Catherine Dur Ean
Miss Durkan
American Legion Auxiliary
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Post
Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott Key
Young Men's Christian Association
Maryland
George Birely
Frederick Post
State Auxiliary
Frederick County
Sabillasville
Oteen
N. C
Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union Convention
The thirty second annual Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union convention is set for August 30 at St Pauls Lutheran Myersville in three sessions at 1015 am 2 00 pm and 720 pm The welcome address will be given by Rev W F Kohler the Myersville United Brethren pastor with Virgil W W Doub of Middletown delivering the response Afternoon conferences will be led by George R Smith Minnie I Nicholson and Carroll M Wright The Myersville Juniors will present a brief afternoon program A pageant by the Myersville Christian Endeavor Societies highlights the night session Dr T Nicholas of Washington DC will deliver the principal address and Rev W R Hartzell will close with the talk Accepting the Challenge Special music by the Myersville Orchestra The passage notes the Women's Savings and Loan Company of Cleveland expanding quarters due to rapid growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
George R. Smith
Baltimore
Minnie I. Nicholson
Washington, D. C
Carroll M. Wright
Myersville
Myersville Christian Endeavor Societies
T. Nicholas
Brookhart and Meredith trade threats over 30 cents damages
Senator Smith W. Brookhart of Iowa mocked W. T. Meredith former secretary of agriculture after a speech in which Meredith accused him of helping deflate farm prices in 1920. Both men warn of more fireworks to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
W. T. Meredith
Meredith
Brookhart
Washington Boys Independent Band to perform at Braddock Heights Park
The Washington Boys Independent Band, sixty musicians, will give a two hour concert at Braddock Heights Park on Sunday afternoon September 2 from 3 to 6 o clock. Solo vocal numbers and Barney Googie are highlighted. proceeds go to the band with no cafe service. An expected large crowd will attend the memorial grove concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Boys
Braddock Heights Park
Braddock Heights
Barney Googie
Hagerstown
Frederick Trailway
Frederick County
Purely Personal: Local Residents Return from Visits
Mrs. John Brown and son John of Baltimore return from a visit with her brother Mr EB J Baker near Frederick. The Bakers and Mr and Mrs Lewis W Crouse motor to Gettysburg to view the battlefield. Miss Dorothy Eyler Walkersville joins North York High School York Pa faculty to teach mathematics. Miss Jillian Riehl returns from Baltimore and Washington. The Compher family returns from Norfolk. The Howards and relatives return to Philadelphia from Frederick, along with Mrs C V Myers near Buckerstown and Mrs Win Waeh tel Myersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graceham
Helen Krom
Littlestown Pa
O’brien
Roger Lidie
Thurmont
Herbet Angell
Fred Crawford
Pierce A
Reynolds
Bessie Henry
Nona Grochos
Washington
Russell Fisher
Loys
Guy Crawford
John Brown
John
Baltimore
EB. J. Baker
Frederick
E. J. Baker
Lewis W. Crouse
Gettysburg
Dorothy Eyler
Walkersville
Hunt College
North York High School
York
Jillian Riehl
South Market Street
Wm. Compher
Norfolk
G. R. Howard
G. R. Jr
Philadelnphia
Mesers
William C
Barre M. Howard
C. V. Myers
Buckerstown
Win
S. Waehtel
Myersville
The Work of Death Mrs. Ernest B. Ogle
Mrs. Nettye Creager Ogle of Hancock died Monday morning after a long illness. She was 43 years 11 months and 19 days old. Survived by husband, mother, and siblings Clarence E Creager Chas W Creager Mrs Chas Robinson. Funeral Thursday at her Hancock home with services at 2 30. Body to Woodshoro for interment at 1 30. Funeral directors Wilhide and Creager Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest B. Ogle
Nettye Creager Ogle
Hancock
Laura Creager
Near Braddock Heights
Clarence E
Sharmont
Chas. W. Creager
Baltimore
Chas. Robinson
Near Braddock
Woodshoro
Wilhide
Creager
Thurmont
Hugo Stinnes Prints Own Currency in Berlin
Hugo Stinnes expands his enterprises by issuing his own notes in Berlin amid a currency shortage. The first 1,000,000 mark notes feature the Stinnes Steamship line flag and are signed by Figo Stinnes Jr. and Hugo Stinnes. They are guaranteed by two large Hamburg banks. Many banks also print their own notes with government permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Stinnes
Berlin
Stinnes
Stinnes Steamship Line
Figo Stinnes, Jr
Among the sick Mrs Schmidt improves in Washington visit
Mrs William F Schmidt injured after a fall during a visit to her son Wantet Schmidt in Washington is reported to be improving. The notice blends with local ads and community notices on milk pricing bicycle tires and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Schmidt
Wantet 8
Schmidt
Washington
The Big Picnic at Gladhills Grove and Local Festivities
Local notices announce Mountaindale Union Sunday School hosting its 39th annual picnic at Gladhills grove in September. Speakers include Wilk the Man, Alexander Armstrong, and HLS Patterson. events run all day with music by the Fellow Springs Band and choir. Transportation via H and F Railway offers reduced round trips from Frederick and Thurmont, with specific departure times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountaindale Union Sunday School
Gladhills Grove
Moumimindats
HL & FL Railway
Wilk the
Alexander Armstrong
Ty. Hls. Patterson
Lutheran Vhurch
Woodsboros
Charles EB. Moylan
Linghah
Baltimoare Polytechnic Institute
Hey
A. Shilke Willl
Springs
Charles C.T Stubh
Gur
H. & F. Railway Company
Frederick
Thurmont
Local Bank Officers Listed for Joseph D. Baker Board
The document names Joseph D. Baker as Chairman of the Board Holmes D. Baker as President John I. Baker and John McDivitt as Vice-Presidents William G. Zimmerman as Cashier Samuel G. Duvall as Assistant Cashier J Travers Thomas as Assistant Cashier along with John S. Ramsburg Thomas L. Haller and Charles H. Conley among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Baker
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the Daily News
County News
Kemptown
H. Club
Gladys Fout
Leslie Davis
Clifford Watkins
New Market
J. L. Baker
Grace Keen
Philadelphia
Ruth Lewis
Woman's Club
Estelle Watkins
Miss Thompson
Canning
Vernon Leamon
Henry Baker
Harry Feaga and Son
Feagaville
L. E. Feaga
W. J. Grove
Ocean City
Valletta Mosberg
A. R. Taylor
Cora Belle and
Charles
C. I. Mosberg
Augustus Mahoney
Araby
E. Cut
H Er
Menry Fox
Adolphus Fox
Z. J. Rhoderick
Martin Wagner
Mount Airy
Yellow Springs
August
England
Fred. L. Duncan
Purcellville, Va
C. E. Union Convention
Ntt
Women's Savings and Loan Company of
Cleveland
America
Heights
Dickens
Equitable
Equitable Life Assurance Society
United States
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Court Street
Scott Key Dairy
Wm. H. Moore
E. Patrick Sr
Delphey
Paul Delphey
W. Patrick Street
Panini
Dara
Warynesboro
Moore
Hageerstown
Glate Valley Council
George W. Cecil
J. Paul Delthey
Miller's Grove
Utlea
Young People’s Society of the Lutheran Church
J. Paul Delphey
Buckerstowh Manor
Elberta
McCain Orchard CO
Braddock Pike
Teate Mountainsale
Mountain
Mountaindale
Tony
Coronas
Casa
Davyidge
Nakes
Farben
Wales
Burroughs
Underwoods
Smiths
Remingtons
Fox-Remington Monarchs
Hammond Malplex
New Bargain
Davidge
West Patrick Street
Howard G. Taylor
North Market
Chas. J. F
Nule Dt
Frank M. Shapro
Ontician
W. Patrick St
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Buckeystown
W. EL
Fulton Nicodemus
Darner
Grace Reformed Church
Fourth Streets
Chapel Alley
Third Street
Rederick Junk Co
Frank Gastley
Phone
East Fifth Street
Grayson H. Mercer
Frederick, Md
Taxi-Cab Service Company
F. H. Despeaux, Prop
West College
Tures
College Park
The
New York Life Insurance Co
G. C. Roser
West Church St
Sherife
Imen
Curtrles W Smith
Frederick District No
H. W. Zeigler
Locust Streets
Ixgomar W. Albaugh
John H. Stauffer, JR
West Codega Terrace
West College Terrace
Etchison and Company
North Market St. Or Co. EL Cline
Real Estate and Gomneral Insurance
Potts
Griffin
China Laundry
New Open
North Market Street
Freden
Wagner Rug Works, Inc
Oll CU
Wagner
West Third Street
Modern
Washington St
Wilson Place
South St
Bente St
Sixth St
Church St
Thrd St
Colles Park
St. St
Wondshorn
Glencre Farm
Nited Realty Co
Joun H
Staupfar
Patrick Coure
Market St
Court ST
W.N. Jolliffe
Burgee’s
Gittinger's Grocery
New Owen
Gittinger's
Andresq
John St. Hattie
Ylarebaugh
Marker St
the News Job Printing Office
Citizens’ National Bank
Holmes D. Baker
John I. Baker
Joseph McDivit
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Asst. Cashier
J. Travers Thomas
Asst
Cashier
Ramsburg
Thomas L. Haller
Charles H. Conley, M. L
Peter L. Bargett
Newman
James H. Ganbrill, JR
Daniel Baker, JR
John UH. Baker
Thomas P.rice
Thomas Price
John N. Clary
East Third
East Church St
Near Market
Rosemort
West Firth
Mc Murray Street
North Bentz Attar
Wilson Mace
East Second Street
Madison Street
Markell H. Nelson
Renal Estate Department
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Mds
Markwood D. Harp
Noah E. Cramer
Loans Ast Insurance
Trolley
State Road
Lisbon
Howard Ca
Fifth St
Third St Arms
Montgomery Counties
Grayson HE
Mercer
Pythian Castle
R&d Mantz
Royal Society
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