Death notices for Grossnickle and Williams in Maryland area
Martin Geosanickte Grossnickle a retired Ellerton farmer died yesterday afternoon at about 2 o'clock from congestion of the lungs at age 72 years 10 months and 8 days. He is survived by six children and two brothers with a funeral at Grosspekle church Ellerton conducted by Rev F Ausherman. Burial in adjoining cemetery. Edward Williams 32 died Sunday near Germantown survived by widow and two children funeral Tuesday led by Rev L A Thomas at Germantown Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Geosanickte
Martin Grossnikle
Ellerton
Ils County
Charles W. Grossnickle
Nettie Hi
Toms
Wingerton
Mary «c
Gaver
Middletown
John B. Grosenickle
Eile Gaver
Barry
Grossnickle
Highland
John
Keedysville
Richard
California
Grosspetkle’s Church
F. Ausherman
Butler Brothore
Myersville
Jonal
Edward Wiliams
Edward Williams
Germantown
Sudduth
Zachariah Williams
L. A. Thomas
Germantown Baptist Church
Anti-Weller Meeting Sets Dec 29 Conference in Baltimore
A state wide conference to oppose O F L Weller for the Republican Senate nomination will convene December 29 at 1 30 P M at Albaugh theater Baltimore. The private committee of ten led by former Gov Phillips Lee Goldsborough met to announce a plan and name attendees including Joan Ramsay J Kemp Bartlett W W Calvin Chestnut C Wilbur Milles Albanus Phillips Thomas Parran John A Robinson Albert A Doub and A Sewart Annan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. FL Weller
Baltimore
Albaugh
Rennett
Committee of Ten
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Belvedere Hotel
Mr. Goldsborough
Joan B.ramsay
J. Kemp Bartlett
W.W. Calvin Chestnut
C. Wilbur Milles
Albanus Phillips
Dorchester
Thomas Parran
Calvert
John A. Robinson
Harford
Albert. A. Doub
Allegany
SICK LIST AND COMMUNITY NEWS FROM MARYLAND
Mrs Moberly widow of ex mayor Lewis H Moberly is ill at her South Market street home. Edith Hater daughter of Mrs Lewis H Haller underwent an appendectomy at home yesterday and is recovering well. J Pranklysinger, former Hood College faculty and noted composer, in York for a general breakdown. he will recuperate with his wife's parents. H Dorsey Etchison of this city invited to address a Philadelphia fraternal gathering tomorrow night. he departs with Mrs Etchison. The Mystic Circle celebration marks its 23rd anniversary in Pennsylvania with nearly a hundred members in this city. Camden Manufacturing Company of Baltimore leased the old Chronicle building in Emmitsburg and will begin making men’s working parts with 20 machines at first, expanding as needed. Judge Edward Peter in Rockville grants an absolute divorce to Josens Charles Hawkins from Maggie Lea Hawkins. Old-age deferment note and tonic advertisement conclude the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Music
Augustana College
Davenport
Philadelphia
H. Dorsey Etchison
Philadelpha
Emmitsburg
Camden Manufacturing Company
Baltimore
Chronicle
Edward
Peter
Rockville
Josens Charles Hawkins
Clarksburg, i
Mont
Trom
Maggie Leafine
Anrreie
Fuel rationing order curtails lighting for Frederick stores
A regional fuel order restricts lighting and heat use across commercial sectors. Retail stores, banks, offices, and factories face limited hours and reduced energy, with essentials like food production protected. Trolley power may rely on water plants. homes remain largely unaffected. officials emphasize follow spirit of the order while local firms interpret the rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Vhem
Hagerstown and Frederick
R. Paul Smith
Smith
Sit
Goodbye Coal Pile Cold Wave Arrives
A brisk cold wave advancing from Oklahoma and the Texas panhandle nears Frederick County. The forecast calls for fair but much colder conditions with a harsh northwest wind and a possibility of subfreezing temperatures slipping to six or seven below in the next 24 hours. December weather has been peculiar with low temps and intermittent rain and snow totaling 1.36 inches so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Maryland
United States Weather Bureau
Oklahoma
Penhandle
Texas
Tederick County
Sharp
Devemer
Court Disagrees Over License in Dog Damage Case
The court split on Joseph Albaugh versus Raymond Crum over a $50 dog damage claim. Associate Judges Worthington and Peter debated whether a license displayed on the dog's neck was required for license status. The appeal from Justice Hitselberger had previously ruled for Albaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Albaugh
Raymond Crim
Borhy
Glenn H. Worthington
Edward C. Peter
Albaugh
Crum
Worthington
Peter
J. J. Hitselberger
Liberty
Frank ‘L. Stoner
William ‘M. ‘Storm
Princeton Buckey and
Holden & Felton
Frederick City Hospital board meeting brief
The Board of Managers of the Frederick City Hospital met at the Nurses Home yesterday afternoon. The monthly report shows 125 patients treated, 89 admitted, 82 discharged, 43 remaining, 49 paid, 40 part paid, 36 free, 1 death, and 2 births. The next meeting will be held in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Local sports and dances listed for December 1919
Local notices describe a Balto basketball game with the French American team and a YMCA dance on December 13 at the Armory with a champion forward Claggett from the New York State League. Additional items include phonograph ads, a piano sale by Smith & Grimes, and multiple public sales of farming implements and livestock by auctioneers John W. Null and partners in Maryland on March 16, 18, and 22 near Dickerson, Doubs, and Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balto
Armory
Braine
Claggett
Dickerson
Lawrence White
John W. Null
Doubs
H. H. Smith
Frederick
WM. H. Orme
H.R. Lease
Christmas Oyster Supper and Studio Gifts in Frederick
Local notices describe an oyster supper at Red HM school on the Manor Friday December 12 1919. The Smith Studio advertises electrical ground floor studio appointments for gift photos and Christmas orders, plus sale of Victrolas and piano trades. A modern S room house near Frederick is for sale by W N Jolliffe with 150 foot frontage. Several local residents and merchants listed in notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red HM School
U East Second St
Smith Studio
Frederick
W. N. Jolliffe
Church
SMITH
East Second St
New Smith Studio
Warren Taylor to Convert Liberty Bonds at Set Dates
Holder notices from Fredericktown Savings Institution advise owners of 49 first converted Liberty Loan bonds that they may convert into 41 4/100 percent bonds. Conversion must reach the bank by December 12 to take effect December 1, with new rate starting June 15, 1920. act today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Christmas Sales and Auctions Hit Frederick Streets
A collage of local notices in Frederick includes a public sale for 20 milch cows at Harvey Lenso's meadow on Gas House lane, a piano roll sale at 28 cents, Christmas gift photography and oil paintings, a dancing class in Junior Hall, and an election notice for Citizens' National Bank directors on January 13 1920, with other classified items and real estate for sale at 205 West South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Lenso
Gas House Plaa
James A. Jones
Allen Bartgis
Marvey Lease
Jos. H. Bussard
Frederick
Citizens’ National Bank
Maryland
WM. G. Zimmerman
Real estate bargains in Frederick area listings
Real estate agents offer multiple Frederick properties: three brick houses on East Fourth Street at 1 325 dollars and ten on East Fifth Street at 1 250 dollars. Auctioneering services promoted by Smite & Grieg and Gittinger’s Grocery. Local farms described with sizes from 28 to 284 acres, prices from 6 000 to 27 560 dollars, near Frederick, Walkersville, Buckeystown and Buckeystown Road. W N Jollifee and J N Clary manage listings from 28 West Patrick Street and 617 North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif
Frederick
Smitie & Grieg
North Market Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Naws
Anti-Weller Meeting
Goldsborough
J. A. Williamson
Draggiat
Adv
Brule Council
Knights of Columbus
Jon. Jerome Rooney
Supreme Court of New York
Ireland
Thomas J. Norris
Frederic Balm
Montgomery
Cumberland
Chase Brothers
Smith & Grimes
Vna
Court Maryland
Daughters of Isabella
Crum’s Academy of Dancing
He Solotone
Sewing Society of
The
Evangelical Reformed Church
Park Malls
Daniel W. Lee
Cueigens' National Bank
Frederick, MD
John D. Hendrickson
Cramer
Edison
Lehr
Werner
Radin
Mohnu
Ennis
Cable
Nelson
Capital
Bod On & Cole
Littur
J. D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
E. Kefauver
Corner Third and
Market Sts
H. D. Baker
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Agat
Mary
Joseph McDivit
L. 8
Clingan
Harjess
Saddlery
John &. Ramoburg
Daniel Baker
Wn. G. Baker
C.H. Conley
M.D. Co
M. Thomas
P.L. Hargett
D. E. Kefauver
John 8. Newman
O J. H. Gambrill, Jr
Thos. H. Haller
D. Baker
C. Warren Taylor
Marekwood D. Harp
Washington Portrait Co
Anna Schmidt
South St
Charles Opel
Harry Sherald
Meredith Staub
Os Ae
State Road
John Wisner
East Street
Art Club
Real Estate and General Insurance
Court St. Frederick, Md
Phone
Chas, W. Stup
Camualty Insurance
Life Insurance
Biggs
Gittinger’s Grocery
Poultry
Gittinger's Grocery
Grayson H. Mercer
R. FR
Braddock Heights
GRAYSON _H. MERCER
Tythlan Castle
Acre Farm
ACRN
Wike
Woodaboro
Milan
Weadow
Walkaenville
Pike
Prailroad
Coutihation
Naar Gaith
Baer Taneytown
Uricw
Hank
Karin Weil
Ike and
Watrailroad
Washington
Marewood D. Harp
Pythian Castle
Thomas P
Thomas P. Righ
Eugene H, Albaugh
American Surety Company
Remington Tyropeter Company
Frederick County
Puobe
John N. Clary
Bouth Market Street
West Third Street
Bonth Market
Drederick
Stata Road
Petersville
Urbana
Real Estate, Mortsage and Investment Campany
John’ N, Clary
City
West Patrick Street
W.¥. Joufpe
Ues
Walkersville
Buckeystown
Brunswick
Ings
W. N. Jollif&e
West Church’ Street
FE Crean N.E
Cramer & Son
Sofa Fidelity Bonds
Lewistown
Bealiaville
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