Death notices in Libertytown and Hagerstown
Mrs Ruth J Hammaker aged 22 died at her mother Ida Smith’s home in Libertytown from tuberculosis. Funeral Friday at 1 pm from her mother’s home conducted by Revs Bauscher and Donn, burial Fairmont cemetery. Also noted: Mrs Julia Lane Keedy died December 1 in Hagerstown aged 76, survived by four children and alumna of Visitation Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Hammaker
Ruth J. Hammaker
Ida Smith
Libertytown
Lib éHstown
Georglg Smith
Helen Smith
Baltimore
Revs
Bauscher and
Donn
Fairmont Cemetery
Albaugh
Powell
Julia L. Keedy
Julia Lane Keedy
Hanry H. Keedy
Hagerstown
W C U Meeting Opens Frederick County W C T U Session
The first quarterly executive of the Frederick County Woman's Christian Temperance Union met November 29 in the W C T U hall Frederick. Mrs S C Thomas county president presided. Miss J Webb spoke for the Y W C A and stressed shared aims of moral uplift. Plans were made to boost local unions and “Americanization” efforts with a $500 gift toward a kindergarten building on High Street. The next county convention likely in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Woman's Christian Temperance Union
W.C. T. UC
Hall
Frederick
Delashmutt
S.C. Thomas
Sesson
Misa J Webb
Thomas Tél
Melling
Bruceville
High Street
Baltimore
W.C.T.U
Property Deeds and Marriage Licenses Reported
In the Brunswick Frederick area deeds record transfers of real estate totaling small sums and multiple couples listed in marriage license notes. The will of Major John J. Yellott probates in Baltimore County, with estate trustees guiding distribution to five children and noting an omitted daughter.
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Killa F. Shaete
John
Wenner
W. Brady
Hovamd Lewis
Oswick
H. Pearréll
John A. McMuray
Brongwick
Minnie M. Barker
Ernest C. Willy
Brunswick
James E. Wool
Albert Gilson
D. Edgan Stultz
City
John Ray
Ollie Welty
Frederick
William C. Boone
Nelle E. Harrigs
Mt. Pleasant
Ai Wastler
Brownsville
Lovettho
Burkittsville
John J. Yellow Lett
John J. Yellott
Orphan’s Court
Baltimore County
Mary Trail Yellott
Osborne I. Yallott
John I. Yellott
Vydia T. Offutt
Mary Y. Worthington
Francis R. Rich
Eleanor Yellott Gaines
Major Yellett
Frederick County School Board Grants Eleven Day Christmas Holiday
The Frederick county Board of Education met at 11 o clock with Superintendent G Lloyd Palmer presiding. They decided Christmas holidays begin December 23 and last eleven days, reopening January 5, 1920. The board reviewed routine business and other administrative matters in their final 1919 meeting with full attendance.
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Frederick County
Board of Education For
G. Lloyd Palmer
Wiliam Crawford Johnson
Oscar B. Coblentz
William P.rorsell
Winter Cold Grips Frederick as Wave Lingers
A brutal cold snap grips Frederick with temperatures falling from 42 to near zero. Forecasters warn worse weather tonight as Washington aids predict a deepening cold wave in Western Maryland within 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maryland
Hunting season success boosts county revenue from licenses
The county reports 2,599 sportsmen secured hunting licenses and total November receipts of 1485 from state and county licenses. Overall hunting fees collected this season reached 3039, funds mainly used for wardens salaries and game protection. Separately Noah E. Cramer and Son sold a property on West Second Street to Miss M Margaret Marsh, a two and a half story brick building plan for a store and residence.
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Gatmo
Getond
Noah E. Cramer
Real Extata Loan and Insurance Agents
A. Leroy McCardall
Second Street
M. Margaret Marsh
Business Troubles and How to Stop Them Exhibit
Public invited to a moving picture exhibit and lecture at the . M. GC. A. Auditorium Tuesday evening December to help business men and clerks. Board of Trade urges attendance. Empire features The Thirteenth Chair six reel spiritualistic mystery play Lips'd Comedy Screen Letter Dox Empire Orchestra. Rugs on display from Mullinix & Bentz. Notice: L S Clingan stock bought. harness saddlery auto robes to be sold at 1% North Market Street.
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L. R Derizbaugh
Board of Trade
National Cash Register Company
Frederick
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Sherland F. Fannon
Wih
the Empire Today
Avonte Delva
Creighton Hille
Empire Orchestra
L. S. Clingan
North Market Street
Smith Studio Ads and Local Events Light Up Frederick
A collage of 1919 Frederick items includes dinner menus from Cramer's Palace of Music and Smith Studio promotions with Christmas gift ideas, piano rolls, and dance classes. It notes an oyster supper at the Presbyterian social room on December 4, studio hours, and a Frederick County Corn Growers Association meeting set for December 6 at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Smith Studio Moves to New Electric Ground Floor Studio
Local notice lists Smith Studio relocation from North Markee Street to 4 and 6 East Second Street. It advertises weatherproof photography, special week showing, and services including human hair switches, with sale notes for winter stock and nearby parlor visits. Also mentions other local ads for Victrola trade ins, public sale on March 1st, poultry wanted, and various Frederick area notices.
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SMITH
East Second St
Smith Studio
Markee
East Second Street
Ustve
Pacinerea
D. E. Kefauver
Bank statement details and real estate listings in Frederick Maryland
Bank of Citizens National in Frederick presents a balance sheet showing loans, securities, and reserves with figures for rediscounts, overdrafts, government securities, and federal reserve items. Local real estate ads promote several nine to ten room dwellings and multiple farms for sale near Frederick with descriptions of size, location, and improvements.
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Frederick
Maryland
Hrift
Benda
U. 8
Bende
Vaneven
Federal Reserve Bank
Os Houge
Federal Reverue Bank
National Hanks
Ccc
Reserve&t
Bank de- Porlta
TILIC
Andio
Federal Reserve Bank Ws
Pike
Woodsboro
Walkernvillh
Vary
Bank Beroion
Erie
Inge
Feone
Washington
Dickerson
Railroad Station
River Bottom
Markwood D. Harp
Sir William Giler Publicizes Red Cross Seal Drive
Sir William Giler urges purchase of Christmas seals to aid the Red Cross, emphasizing that the stamps save lives and support relief work. The message blends civic appeal with charitable fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir William Giler
RED Cross
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Washington, D. C
United”tates- Weather Bureau
Pkyer
W. C.U. Meeting
Miss Webb
MIA Space
Raadhive
Public Services Commission
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Glade Valley
Walkersville
Robert L. Cramer
Thomas Eaves
Frederick Souiig
David J. Cramer
W. N. Jolffe
Woodaboro
Grayson H. Staley
Jesse C. Wiles
Joseph Warren
Mr. Warren
Sunshine” Hawks
YMCA
Mullinix & Bentz
C. Warren Taylor
Cramer's Palace of Music
Poultry
Gittinger's Grocery
Chas. Opel
Harry Sherald
Meredith Staub
Armory
MD. P. A
Second St
Cramer
Frederick County Corn Growers Association
Ramsberg
Ranneberger
France
Edison
Aldre- Mabie
Lehr, Werner
Radio
Meblin
Ennis
Cable
Noleon
Poultry and Egge
W. Paul Etzler
East
Patrick Street
South Street
Chas W
Henry P. Fahrney
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association
Rowe
James C. Rowe
Mra
Biggs
Gittinghr's Grocery
Potts & Griffin
State Road
Real Estate and General Insurance
Mad
Casualty 1 Insurance
Life Insurance
Grayson HH. Mercer
Braddock Potehte
HS Yeon Mercer
Ostate
Insurapeo
Pythian Cetter
Citizens’ National Bank
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State of
County of
Wm. G. Zimmerman
Canhter
WM. G. Zimalerman
J. Varry Kennedy
FP. L. Hargett
Thomas HH
Haller
D. Baker
Directors
Eens
NOR & D
Mantz
Market St
John D. Hendrickson
Cooper's
Sea Acre Farm
Thomas P.rior
Theo and
Thomas B.rick
Nortal Annal Fredmaekind
Huoene H Albauch
Eugene H. Albaugh
American Surety Company
Eugenh H. Albaug
John N. Clary
Pike c and Electric Railroad
al’ Ley
Market Street
West Third Street
South Market Street
Patersville
Urbaga
City Hotel
Patrick
Atrest
Jollippa
Pythian Castle
News Office
Walkeravilla
Buckeystown
Brunewick
W. N. Jolliefe
West Church Street
Noah KE. Cramer
James H. Cramen
N. E. Cramer
Bonyrbal Katate
Tnd
Walkerevilles
Pearl
Woodsbero
Martinsburg
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