Deaths Andy Schwan and James Both of Washington
Obituary notices report the deaths of Andy Schwan and James Both of Washington. Services for James Rowe will be held at the residence at 2 pm Thursday, with interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Charlie H Rowe died Tuesday at his home 122 West South Street aged 66, survived by wife Loretta and several children and siblings, and he was a longtime worker at Frederick brick works and member of United Fire Company. funeral Friday at 2 pm at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Schwan
ES Y
James
Washington
Othe
Qivel
Charlie H. Rowe
Cartes Rowe
Roy A. Beeler
Quincy
Maé
Emmett Roelkey
Frederick
Ei Langmead
Baltimore
Loretta Rowe
Lease
Swomley
Hagerstown
Arch Logenbee
Kirk Rowe
Julia Bartholow
Charles Houck
Charles Graser
Mary Brengle
Richard Baer
Wm. Baer
May Warren
Feltz
Myersville
United Fire Company
Frederick By
West South Street
Nt. Olivet
C. E Cline
Funeral notices for Har gett Treswell Long and Pittinger
Funerals were held for Cyrus David Hargett at St Mark's Lutheran Doubs with interment at St Matthew's cemetery. Emily Treswell's service occurred in Thurmont with burial at Blue Ridge Cemetery. Harry E. Long's services were at his home and grave at Mt Hope. Mrs Snean W. Pittinger was laid to rest in Woodstoro with burial at ML Hope. Pallbearers named for each service. Powell and Aldah funeral directors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus David Hargett
St Mark's Lutheran Church
Doubs
Rev. C. Hshull
Grrn J. Hoover
Wo. E. Bassford
L. Edward Willard
George W. Blessing
Cyrus H. Umbaugh
Otho B. Thomas
David C. Hottman
Manor Council
Emily Treswell
Frederick Thurmont
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Thurmont
Warren HK. Damuth
Episcopal Church
Lester Birely
Carl Cassell
Philip Hodgers
Dr. Swearingen
Wm. Stoner
Grayson Shaffer
M. T. Creager
Harry E. Long
Johnsville
C. H Richmond
P. O
A.aviel
Wm. P. Eagier
Z. W. Erier
George Eyler
Chas, Forle
David Amestworth
Chas
Shine
Mt Hope Cemetery
Snean Vv. Pittinger
Luthersa Church
Woodstoro
R. C. Servick
Clyde Young
Norman Stiiely
Chas. E. Smith
Samuel Slazie
Anguetus Baker
N. T. Baker
ML Hope Cemetery
Powell and
Daugh
Fragmentary Quote on Faith and Reason in Religion
The readable fragment discusses belief and skepticism, noting how faith remains central while analysis can challenge it. It references an audience’s struggle with religion and the idea that faith may be tested by logical scrutiny. The passage mentions a musical observer.
Unclear prompt fragment on tree species and state plans
Fragmentary text mentions tree species in the United States and West service context with vague percentages and fate. No clear event, date, or named entities to summarize into a full newspaper item.
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United
Hold Up At Gem Oil Station Shocks Town
George Alger, manager of the Gem Oi Company filling station No 2 near Georgetown and Buckertown state roads, was robbed at gunpoint Tuesday night by two highwaymen who took about $48. They fled in a Buick with a third man at the wheel. no clues found by noon. Sheriff Roderick and deputies pursued leads and notified Washington while witnesses described two men, 18 to 25, about 5 feet 8 inches tall, 180 pounds, unmasked and wearing dark clothes.
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George Alger
Gem! Oi Company
Georgetown
Buckeretown
William C. Roderick
Wiliam C. Wertenbaker
Circle Hauver
Washington
Alger
Che Mat
Aimaelf
Joseph Knott
Urbana
Georgetown Pike
Incomplete prompt about solar system and two-spoot probe
Fragmented text describes a circular model of the solar system with a two-spoot probe representing the sun and a grain raustard placed two feet away. It mentions planet nearest feet seven and other garbled terms. no clear event or facts emerge.
Untitled fragment hints at a local matter and names
The readable lines show partial phrases about a tree, a place, and a person or group, but most words are garbled. The fragment mentions a front, a class, and dates or counts, leaving key details unclear.
Weddings in the region celebrate multiple unions
The notice details weddings at Christ Reformed in Hagerstown, Centenary Methodist in Westminster, and Centennial Memorial in Martinsburg with brides Mabel A. Fogle and Edith J. Gautt among others. It also reports licenses issued in Hagerstown for Charles Thomas and Blanche Stevens, and in Baltimore for Charles D. Obler and Belvie J. Greenwood.
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Hagerstown
Baltimore
Charles D. Obler
Beymar
Belvie J. Greenwood
Ney Winsor
Local Social Visits and Family News From Sam's Creek
Sam's Creek community notes decently record visits and greetings. Mr and Mrs Charles Greepholtz saw Mr and Mrs Wesley Fritz in New Windsor as Fritz recovers from illness. Charles Bair and Mrs Carville Alexander visited Westmin ster. George Miller and Chester Nusvaum called. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Roop near here. Charles Knott of Thurmont and Lewis Green's father were guests at the Ser. Carville Alexander and daughter Helen visited George Ward and Mrs Charles Strive in Marston. Mrs Grate Fleagle of Chicago spent time with her parents near Pleasant Valley and visited Oscar Helner’s family with others. Additional visitors included Benjamin Myers, Toy Heiner and families, and Roy Balle with Howard Wilt and son Donald. Mrs Aubr was noted at the front again. George Miler visited with the Marston household. Ruth Hefner near here spent Sunday with friends in Haway Ecker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller
Chester Nusvaum
Boem
Ralth Roop
Charles Knott
Thurmont
Ser
Lewis Green
Matherry
Mirs
Aubr
George Miler
William
Howard
Ws. Marston
Ruth Hefner
Haway
Ecker
Not Lady on Your Left My the er a frei
Not Lady on Your Left reports a fragmentary item with unclear names and places. The readable bits describe a local event or notice without full context or dates. Further text is needed for a precise headline and summary.
Wad Air Plant Infection Threats Rot Cctv Seatiglisstuty
Fragmented text mentions an air plant and possible rot issue affecting a site or facility. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to determine who, where, or when. Further legible material is needed to produce a precise summary.
Purely Personal Miss Pyrl Teace Spends Holidays in Frederick
Purely Personal notes list Miss Pyrl Teace visiting Vienna and now spending holidays in Frederick. Several neighboring residents are mentioned visiting family, recovering from illness, or celebrating births and health updates.
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Pyrl Teace
Vienna
Louise Buckingham
Hancock
Error Led to Travel: An Englishman’s Atlantic Misstep
A London tale recounts an Englishman who joined Standivarian emigrants in Liverpool thinking he sailed for the Isle of Man. He boarded an Atlantic liner, realized the error, then joined a party with a spare ticket to America after a death among the emigrants. He eventually reached New York.
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America
London
Gessitg i
Liverpool
Isle of Man
Queenstown
New York
North Sea
Alos
Card Party for Our Lady of Mt Carrel Church
Thurmont hosts a card party to raise funds for Our Lady of Mt Carrel Church on Thursday December 23 at 8 15 p m in the town hall. Refreshments are free and prizes awarded at each table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Mt. Carrel
Thurmont
Town Hall
Apartment for Rent and Local Notices From East Mita St
Fragmented notices list an apartment for rent with three rooms and kitchen, stating recent repapering and a monthly price of 435. Also advertised are a public sale, an automotive sale, and various local business notices including dairy delivery, electrical work, insurance, and miscellaneous classified items. Local contact details and names appear amid scattered lines.
Citizens' National Bank Names Board Officers
The document lists officers of the Citizens' National Bank including President Baker, Vice Presidents John Il Bane and Joseph McDiver, and cashier roles filled by William G. Zimmermis and G. Duvatt with assistants J Teavena Thomas and others. A description mentions a $100,000 surplus under the board and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josemnth Baave
Whatreran
Heiss
Baker
John IL
Bane
Joseph McDiver
Wiluiaw
Zimmemis
Samce
G. Duvatt
J. Teavena Thomas
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John A. Bufirston
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Alice Adelsberger
Albert Adelsberger
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Harry M. Lease
Margaret Young
Lattimore
Daniel J. Young
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Providence Hospital
E. Guy Albaugh
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Mary Ruth Harner
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Cad Ot Franks
Ebay
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John Null
Excelsior Sanitary Dairy
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Chapel Alley
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Court Square
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Brunswick
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Adamstown
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Boos
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Philadelphia
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Frederick County
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Ing East Chureh Sc
Rocky Hinge
Estelle Houck
Rocky Eider
Warpers Ferry
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Rockwell Terrace
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Frederick, Md
Kina O
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James H. Gasaatti
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ScHaerres T. HaRcett
Citizens’ National Bank
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Fate Ave
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SOEL
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Parma
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Noah E
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Cara
Hese
Eatot
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Qweiliega
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