Inventory and estate actions in Orphans Court
In the Orphans Court business section, inventories of money and debts in multiple estates are listed, including Edward E. Leather and J. Edward Burke. Reports on sales of personal property, letters testamentary granted to Emory L. Cobientz and Charles Mc. C. Mathias, and administration letters to Grace W. Trail are noted. Final accounts for guardians and administrators are filed, with transfers of notes, mortgages, and stocks and property transactions between heirs and estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans Court
Edward E. Leather
Henry T. Johnson
Emory L. Cobientz
John D. Fitez
Charles Mc. C. Mathias
Charles B. Trail
Grace W. Trail
J. Edward Burke
Mary K. Rhoderick
Charles H. Conley
Francis Russell
Annie B. Russell
Katharine E. Hickman
Samuel T. Hickman
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Complete Cure for Catarrh
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure offers a definitive treatment for catarrh as a constitutional disease. The ad claims internal intake targets mucous surfaces and promises 100 reward for any case not cured, with testimonials available and product sold by druggists at 75 cents plus Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santages
Hall
Fall
F. J. Chenet & CO
All Druggista
Self Denial Day Sparks City Charity Drive
Five receptacles placed around Frederick to collect Self Denial Day donations for Federated Charities aid. Police guard the boxes as crowds contribute sums reported from City Hall area and Commercial Bank box. Mayor Fraley notes urgent need from cold snap cases and recalls a frail family lacking food and fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Self Dental
Thomas Filby
Commercial Bank
Pfenerated’ Charities “Organization
Fraley
Federated Charities
Fra Jey
W C T U Meeting Highlights Prohibition Program
The regular W C T U meeting reviewed national prohibition, read Mrs Stevens proclamation, discussed the Hobson Shepherd Resolution, and heard outlook on prohibition. May Markell and Ida Huntoon spoke, with readings from Mrs Stevens and Anna Gordon. About 20 Young People's members joined, singing campaign songs and planning Montevue visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanie Delashmutt
Mra
L. M. Stevens
National
Miss Garrett
Ida Huntehen
Kepler
Stevens
Henry B. Ramsburgh
Anna A. Gordon
Mlga Delashmutt
Montevue
Appeal cases begin with Wilbur Stock Food suit
The December term opens with the Wilbur Stock Food Company versus Mrs. Payne over a $14 account from a stock food contract. Judges Rohlerback and Maulsby for appellee and Harp for appellant. trial to continue tomorrow as crimin al cases follow. A joint lease application seeks Maryland Public Service Commission approval for three miles of the old Hagerstown and Northern line, bought for $10,000 by Charles McMathias, with hearings set for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Stock Food Company
Payne
A. C. Payne
Jacob Rohlerback
H. Hanson Maulsby
Appellee
Reno S. Harp
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Franklin County
Public Service Commission of Maryland
Hagerstown and Northern Railway Company
Trolley Company
Charles McC. Mathias
William E Stup funeral held at St John church
Funeral services for William E Stup were conducted at 9 am at St Johns Catholic Church with Mass by Rev Fr John Leo Collins. Floral tributes and pallbearers listed. Interment in St Johns Cemetery. Allen G Quynn and Company closed in respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Stup
St. John’s Catholic Church
John Leo Collins
James Gannon
Frank Staley
Rudolph Crouse
Meredith Staub
Bernard Kennedy
James Rowe
Charles Staley
Albert Smith
St. John’s Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Allen G. Quynn and Company
Stup
Four Months for Assault by Bob Sims
Bob Sims, a colored man, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Smith on a charge of assaulting William Lane, colored, by striking him in the head with a brick. Justice Posey found Sims guilty and sentenced him to four months in the House of Correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob” Sims
Sherif Smith
William Lane
Sims
Lane
Justice Posey
House of Correction
Landis Jewelry Store Sells Local Jewelry Items
C R Landis Jewells Store at 27 South Market Street offers jeweled lavallieres including diamond cameo and birthstone pieces in solid gold. Adjacent Beckley’s, Miller’s Fish Market at Saint and Market Streets listed as business for sale. Store will stay open evenings until Christmas.
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Umer & Umer
Solis
B. W. Saxton
Brown and Rohrback
Cramer & Stauffer
U. Tel
N. Market St
Public Service Commission Precious Stones
Ruby Landis
Landis Jewelry
S. Market St
Lavallieres
R. Landis’ Jewells
Beckley’s
South Market Street
Miller’s Fish Market
Corner Saint
Market Streets
Landis
Cc. R. Landis’ Jewelry Store
South Market St
Christmas shopping pages stock Frederick stores
Fragments advertise electric appliances at GAS AND ELECTRIC OFFICE and new Toy Kingdom store, Christmas hours, and open evenings. Local merchants offer jewelry, mincemeat, fruit, oysters, pianos, phonographs, and holiday sales with price lots. Included are auctions, dances, bank notices, and a tool theft warning from B. H. Schaff machine shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Xinas
L. A. Dertzraugh
Safes for Foung or old In the treatment of Hoarrenena
Catalog style notice for a medicine claiming to treat colds coughs sore throat and breathing problems with an opiate ingredient and a money back guarantee. The text promotes Crosna’s Modern Pharmacy and references a druggist unable to supply certain items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Williame
Hamilton
Ohio
Earre
Wide Discount on Dress Waists and New Holiday Offers
A Frederick shop slashes prices on dress waists nearly in half with silk satin lace and crepe de chine options. Also featured are embroidered handkerchiefs, fur sets, umbrellas, and real estate investment pitches. Includes sale notice for a four acre property and an appeal to place fire insurance with strong companies.
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O. K
D. D. Hendrickson
Grayson H. Staley
Price
Frederick
Fredrick
Walkerssie
Brive
State Road
Woodaboro
Ugaahta
Court Staher
Doetarrenrer
Door
Frederick On
Pike
Harry G
Tritapoe
Pythian Castle
Maryland
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George H. Thomas
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Whitelaw Reid
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Venus
Saturn
Washington
Maryland—Fair
United States Weather Bureau
Lowensteig
Aty
the Empire
Thomas Kempter
John Onley
Jods
Carty
C. M. Maione
Cannes
E. D. Baltzeil
City Opera House
Marvel
Day
The
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Pearriages
Claude Q. Routzahn
Jefferson
Esther M. Maught
Burkittsville
William L. Riffle
Bessie V. Liday
Thurmont
Andrew S. Gordon
Kauffman
Violet Anders
Hagerstown
Rebecca M. Davis
Edward Carlton Davis
Horace C.zacharias
Burke and Zacharias, Et al
Horace C. Zacharias
Ghohive
Commercial State Bank
Church
Donald Millinery
Buay
City Register
Clifs Hall
Benedict
W.C. T. U. Meeting
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Commission
Mant Matrick St
C. Thomas Kemp
Frederick, Md
Columbia
Victor
E. D. Baltzell
North Market Street
West Saint Street
Florida
Dutrow’s
J. L. Bradshaw
G. M. D. Clabaugh
John L. Dutrow
Edison
Edisons
Shipley
Armory
New Armory
Square Corner
B. H. Schaff
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Mullinix
Carmelo Marrone
Market St
Knabe
Webb Heck
Prederick, Md
James Diggs
Dutrow's
West Fifth Street
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
OFI
Capital
J. D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerma
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Joseph McDivit
Geo. Wu
Surrh
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Ramenun We
Thomas H. Halies
Darien Barra
O. H. Conti
P. L. Hasperr
Jomny
Newman
J.D. Baggs
Citizens National Bank of
WM. G. Zimmerman
Markwood D. Harp
St Ue
Bath
West Fourth Street
Noor
Pythian Castle Building
Eer
Pearre's Pharmacy
Pearres
Deering
John D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Seta
Potts & Griffin
Insurance
Court ST
Grayson H, Mercer
BAL Estate
Carroll
Montgomery Counties
Peppie
Court Sts
John N. Clary
Walkersville
Second
Madison Street
F. G. Thomas & Bon
West Patrick ST
Albaugh & Harrington
City
State Head
Mbera
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Berenin
Niowsparr
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