Frederick county seeks new Supervisor of Assessments
County commissioners received two new applications to succeed the late J Howard Allnutt as Supervisor of Assessments for Frederick county. Applicants are Francis J Newman of Frederick and Louis C Etchison of Jefferson, with two more names mentioned previously applying in person. Spencer C Stup and Charles R Harper also seek the post, as J Fenton Thomas is noted for the job. The board will forward five names to the State Tax Commission, which will appoint one. Meanwhile Spencer C Stup fills the vacancy. Auditors criticized the constable system and cost of travel to Montevue. Attorney D Princeton Buckey advised on the constable law. About forty more automobile owner notices were sent to appear before the board for taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Howard Allputt
Frederick County
Francis J. Newman
Frederick
Louis C. Etchison
Jefferson
Twoumther
Spencer C. Stup
Charles R. Harper
J. Fenton Thomas
Adamstown
Newman
Etchison
Register of Wills
Snudge
Orphans’ Court
Thomas
State Tax Commission
Twce
Tax Commission
Allnutt
Montevue
D. Princeton Buckey
Harman L. Gaver
Gaver
Death notices mark long lives and shared memories
A string of obituary notices from Cumberland and surrounding towns details the deaths of Marie Kephart at 85, a Washington area resident who survived by five daughters and a son, with burial at Rose Hill. Other notices honor Mrs. William Suter of Washington, a Lutheran member who died after a pneumonia illness at 70, with family in Brunswick and Hagerstown. Also recorded are Thomas Slifer of Burkittsville, who died at 48 after paralysis, and a note on his long widow Mrs. Stifer, plus the 75th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Slifer detailing their Maryland beginnings and West migration. The final item mentions John Caldwell of Hanover dying of tuberculosis, with details tied to a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Kephart
Geo R. Kephart
Cumberland
Martin Luther Enderr
Rose Hill Cemetery
William H. Suter
Adelaide Suter
Velock
F Street
Washington
Lutheran Church
Viola Suter
Brunswick
Lilla Wheeler
Elizabeth Suter
Charles Suter
Lester Suter
Thomas Slifer
Thomas Sifer
Burkittsville
Thiemonty
Joseph Stitrer
Lanark
Til
Mra Stifer
Mra Sti
March
Mrs
Foug
Mr. Sliter
Maryland
Mias War Loutee Waters
Pittaville
Joseph Stiteel
John Shiter
Lemark
Mra. 8Pfer
Maryland Apartment Company Wins Frederick Trust Building
The Central Trust Company of Maryland has sold the Frederick Trust building at North Market and East Third to the Maryland Apartment Company, a local syndicate led by Robert E. and William T. Delaplaine. The six flats, a store room and banking room are leased or to be leased, with the banking room to be vacated and rented. The News denied plans to relocate, and the property will be known as the Maryland Apartment building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Frederick Trust Company
North Market
East Third Streets
Maryland Apartment Company
Central Trust Company
Central Bank
Frederick Trust
the Central
Robert E
William T. Delaplaine
Market Street
Putman and Miller
East Third Street
Delaplaine
Mutual Insurance Company
Newa
Maryland
Maryland Apartment
Maryland Apartments
NOT TO WED WAR NURSE AND WAR HERO DENIED ENGAGEMENT
Charles L. Worthington of Haltimore denies engagement to a war nurse after a hospital stay in Moor Barracks Shorecliffe. In a Belgium letter, he says he was fond of a nurse who later became engaged to an English artillery officer. He notes foods, clothes, ammo, and shooting Germans as sport amid war conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Worthington
Bruce Worthington
Haltimore
Clarry
Moor Barracks
Shorecliffe
France
Worthington
Belgium
Frederick
Lusitania
Harry K Shaeffer Dead Chief Judge of Orphans' Court
Harry K Shaeffer aged 53 died at Westminster Monday He served as judge and was re elected chief judge by Governor Goldsborough He belonged to Westminster Fire Department for 25 years was a cigar maker by trade and worked for W Wantz 43 years He is survived by three children three brothers and one sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Carroll County
Harry K. Shaeffer
Westminster
Govvernor Goldsborough
Westminster Fire Department
W. Wantz
Walter Hook
William
Bernard Shaeffer
Infant Death of Mildred Naomi Rothenhoefer
Mildred Naomi Rothenhoefer daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph B Rothenhoefer died at home in Lewistown on Friday November 42 1913 aged 1 month and 22 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Naomi Rothenhoefer
Joseph B. Rothenhoefer
Lewidown
Also Mentioned on This Page
L .C. Etchison
J. H. Alinutt
Bear
John Caldwell
Joh Caldwell
Hanover
Geo. Roefie
Fine Property
Frederick Trust Building
Fred
Sufie
Lee
Edna Story Latimer
Baltimore
Maryland E
Blair Lee
Jesse D. Price
Sydney E. Mudd, Jr
Anthony
Price
Mudd
Postum Cereal Co. Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
H. D. Baumgardner
N. Market Street
S. Market Street
Bentz
B. U. Crist
the Rogers
Thurmont
Rogers
Blue Edge
and Thrift Club
Fey
Farmers & Mechanics
W. H. Knock
Frederick, MD
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