Woman Dies Visiting Daughter in Keymar Area
Mrs. Minerva Troxell of near New Windsor collapsed in the doorway while visiting her daughter Mrs. John Brewer at Keymar. Heart failure ended a sudden visit to help with the family and a grandchild's illness. Funeral at Rocky Ridge. undertaker M. L. Creager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Troxell
Milton Troxell
New Windsor
John Brewer
Charles Fleming
Mayer
John Ka
Schett
Washington
W. Tl. Michael
Funeral and interment at Ferncliffe cemetery
The ceremony for the deceased was held in Baltimore with services forington and Henry Clay. The funeral took place at Springfield last Tuesday and interment was made in Ferncliffe cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington
Henry Clay
Baltimore
Springfield
Ferncliffe Cemetery
Ashes of the late John P. Shafer arrive
Mrs. Shafer's husband John P. Shafer died in Phoenix on December 1 and his ashes arrived in Middletown yesterday from Los Angeles. The crematory process completed December 21 and the ashes were placed in an urn. They are entrusted to Jr. C. Peete & Senander undertakers until Mrs. Shafer reaches Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Los Angeles
California
John P. Shafer
Phoenix
Arizona
Cal
Baltimore
Funerals for Claude Woodfarrith Harry King and others in Woodsboro area
Funeral services were held yesterday for Claude Woodfarrith at Woodshoro with Thornont lodge Masons in charge and active pallbearers named. Harry Joneph King’s rites followed at West Patrick Street with multiple clergy present and graveside at Israel's Creek cemetery Walkersville. Additional services for Mr Jacob, Louis W. Marta, and Thomas Pore listed with home churches, pallbearers, and interment at local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Wo Dfarrith
Onc Eelark
Woodshoro
Stev. Thomas
Thornont Lodge of Masons
Ace Tive
Fran S. Pottenberger
Raymond J. Shunk
W. A. Catshall
RW. Saxton
JT. I. Ogin
Woodsboro
Frank Stevens
Creaverstown
George and
Janes Stevens
C. HB. Null
Morris Ranger
Aly, Schaeffer
Thurmont
J. A. Saxton
Wandsbaro
Sharetts and
Powell
Harry Joneph King
Cook
West Patrick Street
Eo. Lamar
ALK Ehureh
Henri L. Kiefer
Sharel
A. T. Andrews
American Salvation Army
Israel's Creek
Dade
M. BL Ehurch
Lose Company
Co. Carty
Louis WL. Marta
Harvey D. Marty
Tv Wagt Plird
Mw. Lo Mebean
Olivet Commiery
Thomas Po Rie
Weather shifts to arctic snap as winter arrives in Frederick
A rapid temperature drop after recent snow left Frederick with zero to 30 degrees above zero and slick, icy streets. Nine inches of snow from Monday night and Tuesday morning melted or turned to slush as rain fell, while trees and wires bore a thick coating of ice. The changing weather signals a hard start to winter, with frigid highs and notable coldest-of-year readings reported across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Frederick
Pleasant Paragraphs On Those Who Visit and Go
Purely personal notes list Mr and Mrs T Poole Jones visiting Baltimore and many others spending time in Baltimore Washington and nearby towns. Several individuals including Miss Mary Reynold Miss Nannie Moser and Miss Grace Sherwood are noted visiting relatives or friends in various cities with family ties and holiday travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Poole Jones
East Third Street
Baltimore
Mary Reynold
Washington
Wise
Frank B. Keefer
East South Street
Mary Tyson
Waringdale
Braddock
City pays 2100 for Young property to extend armory site
The City of Maryland at a special Board of Aldermen meeting approved buying the McClintock Young Property on West Second Street for 2100, exchanging land with the Armory Commission to reach the pond. The deal includes street extension considerations and gravesite era notes, with the deed to the State of Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City and Commission
Board of Aldermen
McClintock Young
West Second Street
Armory Commission
Armory
Bentzatrecl
Old Reformed
Tentz Street
New Street
Nelson St. Retfsnider
Edward J. Smith
State of
Maryhuid
Residents and travelers bend toward February homecomings
Read about Mrs Porters parents hosts Mrs C A Doll and the Doll homebound travelers. Pen nesses and Wesley J Walker visit Mr Robert P F Thomas and plan routes home through February. Frank Austin from Athens repairs a motorcycle sawmill to stock wood all winter and read The News for updates as events unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley J. Walker
Seattle
Washington
Robert PF. Thomas
East Church Street
Frank Austin
Athens
Aussin
Little Guy Stone Finds Cheer as Bank Fund Grows
A Christmas fund grows for injured Little Guy Stone in hospital after local donations. His father reports a $2 gift and Goldie R Ebert and Charles D Ebert contribute 50 cents each. Mrs. Horace Clarke adds $5, bringing the total to $20 for the boy’s recovery fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Stone
Goldie R
Charles D. Ebert
Little Guy
Horace Clarke
Red Men Elect Officers and Lodge Leaders
At Chippewa Tribe No 19 Improved Order of Red Men last night Roy S Starr was named Sachem Walter L Rowe senior sagamore George Edward Schell junior sagamore and others filled key posts Rev Eugene L McKean was named prophet John H Bennett chief of records Harrie B V Storm collector of wampum H Dorsey Etchison keeper of wampum Richard Kevinst Milton T Ingle were also listed Milton T Ingle noted as keeper of wigwam Rich ard Key vinste and more names followed in party reports Also at Frederick Council No 188 Jr O U A M last night officers elected include J L Engelbrecht councillor William D Grove vice councillor Henry J D Hagan recording secretary George TD Nixdoril assistant recording secretary Thomas Kline treasurer Harry C Smith conductor Earl DeGrange warden Edward M Dyer inside sentinel Edward C Lease Jr outside sentinel Robert A Bennett Henry 7 D Hagan Eugene Albaugh trustees and George D Nixdorff alternate Grove Washington Camp No 17 P C S of A on Wednesday elected Marion V Kline president Levi W Moberly vice president Charles C Morgan master of charles Joseph Zimmerman recording secretary John F Oland financial secretary A E Keidler treasurer Rudy W Boyer conductor Charles Tt Clabaugh inspector J I Nicholas Schell guard John F Oland trustee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sachem
Roy S. Starr
Sagamore
Walter L. Rowe
George Edward Schell
Eugene L., McKean
John H. Bennett
Harrie B. V. Storm
H. Dorsey Etchison
Christian H. Eckstein
Milton T. Ingle
Frederick
No. 188
J. L. Engelbrecht
Wiliam D. Grove
Henry J. D. Hagan
George TD. Nixdoril
Thomas Kline
Harry C. Smith
Earl ©. DeGrange
Edward M. Dyer
Inside Sentinel
Marion V. Kline
Levi W. Moberly
Charles C. Morgan
Joseph Zimmerman
John F. Oland
A. E. Keidler
Rudy W. Boyer
Charles Tt. Clabaugh
J. I. Nicholas Schell
Shadow Over Him In A Methodist Pastor’s Claim
A Columbus based reader recalls a Methodist pastor claim about prejudice in appointment, noting a former friend’s shift to a small settlement and desire for a more prominent post. He recalls praying for the Lord to show His hand in the assignment, but the elder’s influence loomed as a strong, unseen hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cleveland Plain
el Hare
Bear's Emulsion Proclaimed by S. C. Sheets
John J. Bear recounts sending his ailing son from Covington Virginia to Stokesville for pneumonia. He credits Bear's Emulsion with rapid improvement in cough and lung strength after only a few days. Advertisement notes satisfaction guarantees and availability by A. L. Pearre in Frederick Maryland.
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John J. Bear
Covington
Bear
Thad
C. Sheets
Stokesville
Brear
A. L. Pearre
South Market Street
Frederick
Fire destroys John Temple residence at Pearl
A house owned by John Temple at Pearl burned last evening around six. The fire originated in a defective flue, gutting the entire second floor while the first floor furniture was removed. Loss estimated at 500 to 600 dollars. Temple lived with his son in law Charles Brown and six of Brown's children were being cared for elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Temple
Pearl
Temme
Charles Brown
Zemo skin remedy promises fast relief for eczema
An advertisement touts Zemo as a safe liquid treatment for eczema itching and skin irritation. It claims quick absorption and relief from rashes, pimples, dandruff, and related conditions, with 25 cent and $1 bottles sold locally and by mail order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Tross Medicine Co
St. Louis
Frederici
Williamson Drug Store
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN FREDERICK MD
Power of sale under mortgage from Harry Pax and Edith Pax to Jimmell Bros offers real estate at public sale at the Court House door in Frederick City on Saturday January 18 1923 at all oclock a m. The property lies in New Market District near New London Frederick County totaling about 100 acres with a frame two story house barn outbuildings an apple orchard and a spring and well. One half of growing wheat is reserved for William Lee under agreement. cash terms. conveyancing expenses borne by purchaser.
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Millard M. Wachter
Frederick County
Long Island
Kan
Frank von Wachter
North Mount Street
Baltimore
Wachter
Kansas
Frederick
Ladiesburg
University of Chicago
Topeka
Ellen V. Payne
North Market Street
Miss Payne
St. John’s Church
St. John's Parish
Harry Pax
Edith Pox
J. Kimttel & Bros
Court House
Frederick City
Maryland
State of
New Market District
New London
Pratby J. Kimmelt
Harry Fox
William Lee
William le
West Patricio Street
Charlotte C. Whipp
Fredearick County
Orphans' Court
Hhe Court
Dover
Inrederick City
Aly
Sharlotte C. Whipp
West Patrick Rect
F. Wi. Kohler
Simon Kessler
Harvey J. Murray
L’atrick Street
Jennid I. Biser
Texecutrix
Jacob Rohrback
John L. Dutrow
Braddock Building and Development Co Notice January Meeting
Notice states annual stockholders meeting of Braddock Building and Development Company Frederick County Maryland to be held Tuesday January 7 1913 at 10 o clock a m at Cablentz Frederick City for election of directors and other business. Emory L Coblentz secretary also notes Walter Company meeting January 7 1923 at the same office for the ensuing year and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notich
Finpericx
Robta, Kemp
Braddock Building and Development Company
Frederick County
Maryland
Cablentz
Fredrick City
Oscar
Coblentz
Braddoeck Neights
Walter Compiny
I. Cobléntz
Brederick City
Marsland
Emory L. Coblentz
dDeerd
Tiye Blue Ridge
Emory Coblents
Frederick City
Fells
T. KK. Young
Frederick
Frederick W. Cramer
Trygeia Ice Company
Ns’ National Bank
GEO
Man
Resmsberger
Sec
Ibphive
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Key Mar
Millard M. Wacityer
Lenny, Payl
Pavid Mietox Dot
David Milton Doub
Oakland
Detenber
Doub
Rocky Springs
San Francisco
Charles Aldren Spinow
Charles Alfred Sparinw
Ohio
Taniel Castle
Frederic Howard S
Hagerstown
Allen
Wastlu
John XN. Brengle
Nannie Moser
Myersville
Me. G. W. Martin
Mr. Hoy Martin
Dnd
Charles Kohne
York
Kath
Dyer
East Fourth Street
Annapolis
Carroll
Stonehenie, Braddock Heights
Losaconing
Mia
P. K. C. Fox
Baltimith Philadelphia
Nellie Kline
Walkersville
Newton Kidd
Buckeystown
Clamsville
Grace Sherwood
York, Pa
Mary
Chomins
Claude M. Wilhide
Antlimore
Stewart Gosnell
Win, G. Gosnell
West South Street
Gustave Hartig
John L Michael
Victor Gouzza
Washington, K. C
Rose Engelbrecht
Perry F. Rice
Brooklyn, N. Y
Orie Hh. Rileo
John FF. Daniell
New York
Charles Ross
Christian Schade
Alexandria Junction
James TR. Keller
Duckeystown
B. Keller
Mr. Baker Rager
Montana
Mrs
A. S. Rager
Adamstown
Mr. Bruce Toward
Abe
Jtolafson Duirvow
Vicanor Tull
Alisa Florence Poole
Weat South Street
Harry ¢. Poole
Sykesville, Md
William G. Baker
Baltimor
Mes
James Richard Wederting
East Seth Street
Bare
Mermittayes
Unserstown
Christi
M Mirshalb S. Grumbing
East
Patrick Street
Grover Weller
Moss Agnes J. Engelbrecht
Jefferson
Margaret V. Engelbrecht
West Church Street
Samuel WL Fleapes
Norval
King
East Preston Street
New Yea
James LeRey Porter
W. Second Street
Little Guy Stone
C. C. Sheetz
Elkton
ZEMO
Eczema
National Bank
Bos
Ambuirst Street
Winchester
Roekewell
lLlac
News Office
Deezgaat
Appi
East Second Street
Richard PF. Ross
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