Death notices for Mather Murphy Teliver and others in Maryland
John H. Mather of Baltimore died suddenly at Mount Airy on December 1 aged 74. Funeral from 315 East 22nd Street Tuesday at 2 with Rev Copping. interment Lorain cemetery. Infant child of Mr and Mrs Murphy died at Ridgeville. funeral Friday morning at home. burial Marvin Chapel cemetery. Elizabeth Teliver died near Harrisburg Virginia. funeral today at Mt Zion Church near Mt Airy. interment nearby cemetery. Funeral directors H M Snyder and Beall listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Mather
Baltimore
C. P. Gawman
Mount Airy
East 22Nd Street
Mr. Copping
Lorraine Cemetery
J. R. Beall
James Murphy
Ridgeville
Marvin Chapel Cemetery
H. M. Snyder
Elizabeth Teliver
Harrisonburg
Mt. Zion Church
Mt. Airy
Bigeville
Funeral for Ulysses Grant Scott on December 7
The funeral for Ulysses Grant Scott will be held Friday afternoon December 7 at 1 o clock at the late home 217 East Patrick street. Interment follows at Mt. Olivet cemetery with C E Cline in charge of arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysses Grant Scott
East Patrick Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
C. E. Cline
Purely Personal News from Drexel and Local Friends
Miss Mary Wilson Condon of Drexel Institute Philadelphia has returned home after a brief visit. Miss Elizabeth G. Boyle Frederick High School faculty member also returns from a short visit in New York. I G Waltz and Ren Harp spent Wednesday in Annapolis for the Knights of Pythias past chancellor meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wilson Condon
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
Elizabeth G. Boyle
Frederick High School
Relatves
New York
Messrs. I. G. Waltz
Ren & Harp
Annapolis
Knights of Pythias
RAISED AT COMMON BANKER AND BOHEMIAN VIEWS
A Scribner's Magazine passage portrays RB L and fellow youths among a bohemian set. They covet poverty, shun respectable wealth, mock the well to do, and reinforce class tensions with phrases like common banker and Philistines. The piece contrasts fashion, money, and rebellious ethos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Stevenson
RB. L
Lloyd Osbourne
Bloomer
Luxembourg
Renig
Hotel _Chevillon
Scribner's Magazine
Local Markets Wheat Corn and Eggs Advertised
Market ad lists wheat at 1031 dollars per unit corn at 250 and eggs at 50 cents per dozen. The Neva newspaper urges readers to advertise.
Universal Peace Plea Presented at Interdenominational Meeting
A universal peace plea was voiced at a Presbyterian church gathering in Ris City on Wednesday evening. Leaders from Baltimore churches spoke on the League of Nations, the Hague tribunal, and the need for moral influence of the Christian world to avert global catastrophe. The event included prayers, hymns, a resolution urging President Coolidge and lawmakers to promote world peace, and a closing benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
League of Nations
League
Germany
United States
Hague
Gaeler
Presbyterian Church
Nymn
C. Woover
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Arrowsmith
A. L. Barret
Ainslie
Mr. Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
W. R. Glen
W. C. Royal
Exalted Conditions at Spring Grove Insane Hospital
State Welfare Director Emory L. Coblentz calls conditions at Spring Grove State Hospital for the Insane inexcusable and orders remedial actions. He demands regular medical staff conferences, nurse training, strict fire drills, tighter drug monitoring, and better ventilation, while noting overall sound administration and no evidence of cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Grove State Hospital
Emory L. Coblentz
Cablentz
Coblentz
Spring Grove
Aloft In Shocks Boston As Huge Ship Caps State House View
The Suamandoah sails high above the state house in Boston on its first voyage to the city. Thousands gather below in wide eyed admiration as the ship passes, marking a dramatic aerial spectacle over a city landmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
Potential Presidents Forrester Born in Simsbury Conn
Born August 21 1865 in Simsbury Connecticut Forrester served on the National Forest Commission and led the Bureau of Forestry from 1899 to 1910. He became president of the National Conservation Association in 1910 and was appointed commissioner of forestry in Pennsylvania in 1920. He was elected governor of Pennsylvania as an independent Republican in 1922 and resided in Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrester
Simsbury, Conn
National Forest Commission
Bureau of Forestry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
National Conservation Association
Pennsylvania
Milford
Countians Take Prizes in Baltimore Poultry Show
Poultry shown by William and Oscar Boileau of Middletown captured the most prizes at the Baltimore Poultry Show in the Fifth Maryland Regiment Armory. Frederick county entrants earned many prizes despite a large field. Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon won a silver cup for the best display of a single bantam variety and a White Plymouth Rock class first prize. Boileau brothers won first in Barred Plymouth Rock. Claude R. McCleery of Baltimore earned four ribbons from five White Rock exhibits, with a second prize in a hen. Judging wrapped up Wednesday. Mellons bantams drew notice beside other entries. special invitations were issued for Mellon to attend today to receive his prize. Special events included parlor tumblers, pigeon rolls, and floor shows, with motion pictures and poultry lectures. Silver cups from Governor Ritchie and Baltimore Mayor Jackson were presented Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Oscar Boileau
Middletown
Thealtimore
Maryland Regiment
Frederick Countians
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Mellon
Rolling Rock Farm
Loughlintown
Boilean Brothers
Claude R. McCleery
Melon
Ritchie
Jackson
Baltimore
Rum Fleet Anchors Beyond The Twelve Mile Limit
New Jersey’s tar famed rum fleet of 15 ships massed outside the 12 mile limit awaiting Christmas trade. Two steamers and 13 sailing craft formed the flotilla observed from Highlands. Vessels anchored seven miles south of Ambrose Channel lightship and up to fifteen miles offshore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Highlands
N. J
New Jersey
Ambrose Channel
Plank Dayhoff Wedding Planned in Walkersville Parsonage
Paul W. Monk of Middleburg and Evelyn Dayhoff of Hunceville wed Wednesday afternoon in the Lutheran parsonage at Walkersville. Rev. C A Shilke performed the ceremony. They will reside in Middleburg and did the trip by automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plank—Dayhoff
Paul W. Monk
Middleburg
Evelyn
Dayhoff
Hunceville
Iutheran
Walkersville
C. A. Shilke
Sickness of Carl Bell after mercury tablet ingestion
Report states Carl Bell swallowed two mercuric chloride tablets Tuesday night and was taken to Waterick City Hospital. He is improving today, with his condition showing signs of recovery as hospital staff monitor his progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bell
End
Wraterick City
Dorsey & Co Promotes Gloves and Dance Lessons
Local ad lists glove pairs for driving dress auto and winter wear from Harry G. Dorsey & Co at 12 North Market Street Le Dance Junior Hall. It promotes the Dancelang Society Orchestra and Friday dancing at Junior Hall with lessons at 7 30 and a focus on Learn To Dance Correctly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Dorsey & CO
North Market Street
Dancelang Society Orchestra
Junior Wall
Staur, Reynolds and
STAUR
Recital and Holiday Ads Parade Through Local Shops
A fragment lists a December 7 recital at Walkersville Hall by Elizabeth Foust Menges with local sponsor and a Sunday School class. It then itemizes Christmas shopping goods from Harry G Dorsey Co and Warren Taylor on North Market Street, including shirts, cases, gloves, hats, horse blankets, and leather goods, plus notices of sales, eye care, and a public sale at 103 East South Street on December 15, 1923, with details of furnishings and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville Hall
Elizabeth Foust Menges
Hood College
Frederick
Leland Power
Boston
Arcusetts
Bertha Jones Smith
I. Ruth Hummer
Warren Taylor
N. Market St.reet
East South Street
D. GC. Kepauver
John L. Dutrow
Joseph N. Busard
Citizens' National Bank declares capital and officers listed
The Citizens' National Bank of Capital reports 100000 capital and 400000 surplus with officers including Joseph D. Baker as Chairman, Holmes D. Baker as President, Joan H. Baker as Vice President, Igoseru McDivit as Vice President, Wal G. Zimmerman as Caanter, and Samuel G. Duvall and Travers Thomas as Assistant Cashiers. Directors named include Joan Ramshugh, Thomas Haller, Charles H. Gonley, M D Peter Lo Bargett, John Newman, James G. Uamareill Jr, Holmes D. Baker, Daniel Baker, Join B Baker Gilmore, and R Flautt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O” Board
Holmes DP. Baker
Joan H. Baker
Igoseru McDivit
Wal G. Zimmerman
Caanter
Samuel G. Duvall
Aist Cashier
Travers Thomas
Aist
Cashier
Joan & Ramshuhg
Joseph D. Baker
Thomas H. Haller
Charles H Gconley
M. D
Peter LO Bargett
John 8. Newman
James G. Uamareill, JR
Holmes D. Baker
Daniel Baker
Join B Baker
Potts and Griffin Offer Frederick City Home For Sale
One of Frederick’s most attractive houses located in College Park. The owner supervised all construction details and materials to ensure top quality. Features include a red brick exterior, peach bottom plate roofs, parquet brick porch, a tapestry brick fireplace with bookcases, a mahogany and white enamel interior, hard wood floors, hot water heating, and advanced electrical fittings. The property emphasizes stability and long term value in a favorable neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
College Park
Potts and Gritnn
Tlerant Fall Neckwear Depicts Dorsey Co’s New Styles
Local ad notes new fall neckwear from Dorsey & Co praised for wit of looms and maker’s skill. Includes junk shop contact between East Third and Fourth streets, Chanel Alley, with listings for scrap buyers and residence at 215 East Third. Also mentions George's Greek Coal price quote and Gittinger’s Grocery homemade mince meat and kraut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vartoy GG
Dorsey & CO
North Market Street
East Third and Fourth Streets
Chanel Alley
East Third Street
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the Daily News
Common Banker
Robert Lewis Stevenson
Stephen
Lioyd Osbourne
Tokyo
Japan
Osaka Mainichi
Nichi Nichi— Review of Resieus
Nieweaera
Aioe
Gifford Vinchot
BIG Rum
Vwarry G. Porshy & CO
Our
America
Harry G Dorsey & Co
Sewing Society of Grace Res. Church
North
Mn Street
Frank M. Shapro
Ontometrist
W. Patrick St
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Tiarry G. Dorshy & CO
Mt. City Lodge
Brother Knights
City Opera House
K. of P. Castle
J. Clark
Theodore Wi
Alexander
West Patriot Street
Egan- Bellcal Lutheran Sunday School
Moose
Hich
Brother Morrow
Dstrict
Jos
Long
Doll Brothers
Sewing Society of the
Evan. Reformed Church
Armory
Doli
Modern Dry Cleaning and Dyeing Co
Hagerstown
Toffman
J. M. Grumbine
Tailae
Peary
South Market
Stee
Army
Sam Miller
Patrick
Gittinger's
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Maryland
WM. G. Zimmerman
Gilmore R. Flautt
Gilmorne KR
Flautt
TOR Sale
Potts & Griffin
N Jolliffe
Clifton
Wrederiek County
Coliers Park
Investigata
Trail Ave
Stear
Park Ave
Washington
W. 6Th
McMurray St
Garaces
Worth St
N Market St
HooChurch
Patrick Sr
Matrick St
Tiamilton Ave
Grraice
Krederiel
Ning
Bath
Wooten
Rabin
Fox
Rosemont
NS Bentz St
Choier Buitling
Kamar
Sertiana
Atttamobile
Pioneerty
Culliston
Plautt
Menl Uistate and Insurance
Treat
We Tvanien
Jredelleh
Weex Tune
Mthone Gil
Grayson H. Mercer
Eit
Prederick
Tis-nere
Country Town
City
Het Street
North Market St
Plendid
West Fifth Street
S Market St
Tafferron Im
Aravson
MERCI
Heal F Ware
Pythiin Crstla
Rederick
Menorth Mare
Banking Department of Maryland
Frederick Junk MO
Frank Gastley
Phon
George
Jamison
Community Finance Service Inc
Alghinbauvgi
Wastington ST. Hagerstown
Gittinger's Grocery
the News Job Printing Office
Noah E. Cramer
Noah I. Cramer
James H. Cramer
State Road
Lewwise Town
Dides
3Rd
Patrick St
Hansonvills
Thurmont
West Third St
N. Market St
Feres
News Farms
Lewistown
Howe
Elm St
Boalt Fae Cramer
Mereaorvele
John
Stauffer
Bellevue Farm
Joun FH
Stacperer, IM
Patrick-Court
Mantz
Royal
Thomas P
Thomas P.rice
John N. Clary
Bellevue
Markell H. Nelson
Real Estate Department
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Markwood D. Harp
Markwood DD
HARP
Pythian Castle Building
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