Work of Death and Obituary Notices in Frederick
Obituaries from The Daily News report Joseph E. Zimmerman dying at his son Joshua’s home near Feagaville after four months illness at age 80. Survived by multiple children, siblings, grandchildren and great grandchildren. funeral at Joshua Zimmerman home with interment at Mt. Zion Cemetery. Also notices for Jane Rebecca Michael widow of James H. Michael dying at Chewsville aged 78. Adam F Nusbaum’s wife Anna aged 82. Mary E Fallon widow of John Fallon dying in Baltimore. multiple pallbearers and funeral arrangements listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Zimmerman
Joseph Edward Zimmerman
Joshua
Herman
Feagaville
George W. Cramer
Braddock
David R. Stockman
McKaig
Daniel E. Kemp
City
Joshua H. Zimmerman
Feagavill
Edgar Zimmerman
Howard Zimmerman
Vincent Stockman
John Steckman
Eugene Kemp
Howard Kemp
Mt. Zion
M. I. Stcbison and Son
Jane R. Michael
Jane Rebecca Michael
James H. Michael
Yara
Sneckenberger
Smiltheburg Pike
Chewsville
Michael
Joseph
Elizabeth Gayer
Myersville
Frederick County
Lutheran Church
Funkstown
Homer Knogle
Chenaville
5. E. Sneckenberger
Benjamin Weller
Cavetown
Adam F. Nusbaum
Mery Huzabeth Nusbaum
Walkersville
Mary E. Long
William
Mary E. Bankett Lee
Marian F. Hayek
Herbert Smelser
Ossie Nugbaum
Charles A. Shilke
Mt. Olivet
Thomas P. Rice
Mary E. Fallon
John Fallon
Baltimore
Funeral Rites For Utica Mills Farmer Steiner Ramsburg
Funeral services for Steiner Ramsburg, longtime Utica Mills farmer, were held Sunday at St Pauls Reformed Church Utica. Rev. Robert Lee Rair and Rev. Charles Shilke officiated with Prof. Geo Edward Smith singing solos. about a thousand gathered to honor his 62 years of community service and church leadership. Burial at Frederick’s cemetery complex followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steiner Ramsburg
Utica Mills
St Pauls Reformed Church
Utica
Robert Lee Rair
Charles Shilke
Walkersville
Geo. Edw. Smith
Frederick
Ramsburs
Reformed Church Council
Cemetery Association
Jom Wachter
Harvey Temshure
Henry Staitemeyer
Dr. FY. Neighbors
J. W
GL / jer
G Lfard Palmer
Renton Sta
Cinten Heitzes
Fredenck
Fire damages two story Knoxville home. $9 500 loss
A fire starting from a defective flue destroyed the William Runkles house in Knoxville early Christie morning. Firemen and volunteers saved adjoining buildings. contents valued at about $3 500 were ruined. Fire originated from overheated furnace pipe and spread through woodwork. Local residents aided with buckets until Brunswick engine arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Runkles
Knoxville
Bronawick
Che Joss
Bankies
Brunswick
Joseph Swope
Crampton
Valentine and Co
Enrollment in Vocational Schools 1922 Report
The annual Federal Board for Vocational Education report shows 475,828 pupils in 4,943 federally funded schools for the year ended June 30, 1922, up from 324,247 a year earlier. Teachers numbered 12,280, with part time and evening programs expanding. total expenditure reached 14,770,442.65, including 3,854,570.25 in Federal funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Harry L. Fidler
Congress
Among the Sick and Preventive Health Notes
Miss Mae Hagan of East Second Street confined at home with inflammatory rheumatism. Miss Hazel Long of Brunswick returned home after surgery at Frederick City Hospital. Mrs. Lloyd T. MacGill of West Third Street ill with a severe cold. Charles Wisner of West South Street bedridden from an infected foot after a nail injury. J Lewis Rhodes, president of Emmitsburg Savings Bank, home with suspected diphtheria. Clara Virginia Crum Mutt of Frederick Junction taken to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore with diphtheria. The Washington Post notes a court ruling permitting drinking at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Hagan
East Second St
Hazel Long
Brunswick
Frederick City Hospital
Lloyd T. MacGill
West Third Sireet
Charles Wisner
Clara Virginia
Mehri Crum
Mutt
Frederick Junction
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Roach Powder Ad Claims Duty To Keep Doctor Away
A vintage advertisement touts Royal Guarantee Roach Powder as the best formula to kill roaches in kitchens. It asserts the product kills young insects as they hatch and promises solid, guaranteed results. The ad claims prices of 19 cents and 15 cents and credits Williamson the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
Druccist
Freeden-Sharer and Reeder wed in local Lutheran parsonage
Freeden-Sharer Miss Catherine E Sharrer and Ermleat W Reeder of the city wed Saturday at 2 15 in the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage with Rev U S G Rupp officiating. After a trip they will reside here. Also details of other婚 ceremonies, real estate transfers and a tennis accessory note appear in the mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandenburg
Hooper
Charles A. Brandenburg
Miss Pearl FE
Harmony
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
U. S
Frederick County history group to meet at Mrs Markey home
The Frederick County Historical Society will hold a meeting at the residence of Mrs J H Markey 193 East Second Street Wednesday December 27 1922 All members are cordially invited Roy L Hyndman secretary Contributions will be received at the W C T U rooms behind the Lutheran church from 2 to 4 Wednesday afternoon for distribution of gifts at Montevue on Friday Mrs WM Schmidt president
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem
Bidie
Raymond ¢. Clem
Migs Edith
C. Bidia _safit
aP'glock
C. Hoover
Pine Ridge ‘Auto Sales Co
Frode
Ick
Department of the Potomac Public Ser
Frederick County Historical Society
J. H. Markey
East Second Street
Wednester
Lutheran
Montevue
WM. Schmidt
Blue Ridge Auto Sales
Bally
Davis Garage
Market Street
Harry J Miller
Hykela Toe and Coal Company
East Patrick Street
Isaac M. Moyter
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pyshtas
Pythian Castle
Court Street
Santa Claus
FredeRick
Chisena National Bank
Maryland
WM. G. Simmerman
We Gauhier
New York Millinery Parlor Purchases Kefauver Outfit
Edith G Sindling announces the purchase of Mrs D H Kefauver’s millinery business at 844 N Market Street and plans closeout pricing to stock spring goods. She invites patronage and promises effort to please customers while relocating inventory for new stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Kefauver
Edith G Sindling
New York
N. Market Street
Citizens' National Bank of Frederick Officers and Directors
Citizens' National Bank of Frederick Maryland lists capital of 100000 dollars and surplus of 300000 dollars with officers including Joseph P. Baker chairman Holmes D. Baker president John B. Baer vice president Joseph Moodivit vice president and William Zimmerman cashier. Directors include John B. Ramsburg Joseph P. Baker Thomas H. Haller Charles H. Conlay M D Peter L. Hargett John B. Newman James H. Gambrill Jr Holmes D. Baker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes D. Baker
John 8. Baer
Joseph Moodivit
Zimmerman
Mark Wood in DP Harp Real Estate and Insurance Tale
Mark Wood features in a local note about real estate and insurance dealings at the Pyhian Castle Bulldog. The item hints at a theme of property, risk management, and regional business activity with named entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Wood
HARP
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the Daily News
Anna Maharry
Montevue Hospital
Bell
Dickerson
Wm. Hallman
J. Proctor
Wm. Proctor
J. Hitman
J. Bell
R. Stern
Geo. W. Peters
Alice MW
Holland
Welock
J. W. Townes
Ro. Drummond
A.G Bourne
Roger Chace
James Rovers
John Thomas
Adrian Maker
Ernest Hall
Greyamount
Houston
Siewspa Pre
Washington Post
Giant’s Funeral
George Auger
Auger
Hymeneas
Smith—Sponseller
Harry C. Smith
Margaret J. Sponseller
East Fourth Street
8. C. Hoover
Grace Reformed Church
Simt
Markell and
Ford
David E. Yinger
Orra R. Reddick
Fannie A. Nicodemus
O. Truman Pearce
Truman Pearce
Claude A. West
William H. Long
Lowell J. Long
Elizabeth Shull
Alton Y. Bennett
Popular Mechanics
Roy L Hyndman
A. G. McKinney
Fen Mwelowkal
Monternue
R.G Harley
Harry J. Miller
Evans Piano Company
North Market Street
Reny
Gilmore
Flauyt
Third St
Maho Agany
Gittinger’s Grocery
Shipley
W. A. Shipley
West Fourth Street
R. Frederick
M Smith
Louis Saltzman
Cambridge
Milton
Lester
Mary and Glee Club
Chester Hall
Auspiers Churea Street
Fraxnsworth's
W. Patrik St
Georges Creek
Don't Pargat
Eagles Hall
Mountain City Coyncil
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
David Hagan
G. McKinney
Yam
Lowenstein and Wertheimer
Ory
Zens’ National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Joseph PD. Baker
Samuel G. Duvall, Asst
J. Pravers Thomas
Asat. Cashier
John
Ramsburg
Joseph P. Baker
Thomas H. Haller, Charles H. Conlay, M.D
Peter L. Hargett
Newman
Janes H. Gambrill, Jr, Holmes D. Baker
Daniel. Baker, JR
John H. Baker
John D. Hendrickson
Potts & Griffin
Cramer & Staufter
Xoab E. Cramer
John H. @tauffer
W. 2Nd St
Urbana
State Road
Woolsbero
D* Acres
Greenfield
Mitl
Mt. Pleasant
Ctr
Adamstown
Ray Eee
N. Market St
Motern
Park Ave
Conega Park
Mtr
Cramer
Stauffer
Churen
Fredaxieh
Col. Lege Terrace
Col. Lege Park
College Park
Real Estate and General Insurance
Court St. Frederick
Marewood D. Harp
Pike
Token Farm
Para
Hard Road
Hard Reed
New Markit
Farmwell
Liberty
Hank Harns
Borkerstown
City Properties
Third Street
Fourth Street
Hoowe
Fifth Street
Houtea
Trail Avenue
Cracn Park Avenue
Patrick Street
Bhosegin
Church Street
Alea
Ante Xobiile Atones of Insurance
United States
Citizens’ National Bank, OF
Thomas P. Bion
Deal & Parsons
Thomas P. Rior
North
M Street
W.N. Sollipfs
Hart Patrick
Jollipfr
Real Rotat Weat Chytreet
Fraderick
John WN. Clary
Menagy
Ana Nee Araetataemays
Rommel
Euburba
Hood College
Bie
Betok Homes
W. South
Hamtley Ave
Wiley Place
South Market
Northweat
Real Vets Es
Ita Department
Patrick
Frederick, MG
Grayson H, Mercer
Ck Eee Gratson
Rcz
Real Estate Loans Insurance
Anatson H Mercer
Pythian
NR &D
Mantz. Pats
Revy
Drees
Sport Hata
New Fail
Gineed le Broidered
P’ Sete
Epitine
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