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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1927

Page

5

Deaths Adam Lindsey and others in Adamstown

Obituary notices report the deaths of Adam Lindsey aged 52 with funeral arrangements at Mt Olivet chapel and Memorial Cemetery, Basil F Buxton aged 15 with services at Kemp Town Church, Guy Z Staup 28 of Baltimore with a funeral from St Williams Baltimore, infant David Bartgis died at 814 North Bentz Street with burial at Pleasant Hill Cemetery, and Thomas F Rice as funeral director. Also mentions Basil F Buxton’s family and local responders.

Guy Z. Staup Frederick Baltimore J. A. Jamison West Patrick Street Bright Margaret Maxy Edna St. Williams’ Catholic Thatch Ten Hills Bonnie Bras Geo. A. Farley David Bartgis Luther Bartgis North Bentz Street Pleasant Hill Cemetery Thomas F. Rice

Funeral Notices From Union Bridge and Nearby Cemeteries

The funeral of Ernest Stephens aged 59 from Union Bridge was held at his home with Rev. C. H. Richmond officiating and burial in Union Bridge Cemetery. Pallbearers included Whitehill, Frank Snyder, George De Fowble, Harry Boutron, Raymond R. Wilson and Truman Bloom. George William Miller funeral held in Quincy on the 10 10 train arrival with services at Mt Olivet chapel led by Rev Challis Wehler, burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Martha A. Rhinehart funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at the home of Charles Smalltood with burial in Mount Olive Cemetery. C. E. Cline Funeral Director noted. An omission in the previous list for Fleischman’s survivor was corrected. New England Chief Named: Washington, Dec 29.—George I. 2. Wednesday war ap service and administrator for Disis England States.

Nelle Thomas Nelfie Thomas Adamstown Johns B. Thomas Baltimore John B. Thomas J. Travers Thomas B. ©. Thomas David D. Thomas C. B. Thomas Harry L. Thomas W. RB. Turner Episcopal Church Mt. Olivet Cemetery C. EF. Cline Basil F. Buxton Basil F. Boston Kemptown Louise Buxton William Watkins Gaithersburg Jesse Buxton Silvester Watkins Ear Long Corner William Button Mt Airy Anna Mullinix Walter Buxton Kemptown Church Frank Volk John Charles Frank Brook George Buxton Willian Hood Kemptown Cemetery H. M. Snider Ernest Stephens Union Bridge Adam C. H. Richmond Uuion Bridge Whitehill Frank Snyder George de Fowble Harry Boutron Raymond R. Wilson Truman Bloom George William Miller Quincy Pennsylvania Railroad Mt. Olivet Chapel Challis FE. Wehler Mt Olvet Cr. C. Carir Martha A. Rhinehart Smalltood Car Falechurch Blackston Eimer Fa Raifenart C. E. Cline New England Washington George Ingland

Purely Personal Christmas travel and visits in Adamstown area

Purely personal notices list residents and visitors from Adamstown and nearby towns. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Jerry F. Kelly, Thelma Hyatt in Washington, D. C., various nurses and students from local hospitals, and relatives traveling to Hanover, Westminster, Mt Vernon, and Ithaca for holidays and New Year stays.

Jerry F. Kelly Adamstown Thelma Hyatt Sibley Hospital Washington, D. C Tlnreatna Uteers Terrace Hanover Caroline Thomas Rockwell Terrace Westminster Evelyn O'Hara Garfield Memorial Hospital J. Howard Whitaker Hattie O'Hara Gladys Renneburg Braddock Heights Mt Vernon N.Y Mary Peter Romayne T. Uhler Salem N. C Uhhler Gallaudet Colles Washington Jessie Wolfe Baltimore Louise Engie North Bentz Street Mies LaVerne Dasis Merer Hospital R. C. Daris Branewick

Crampton and Spurrier wed at Jefferson parsonage

Crampton and Spurrier of Jefferson were married by Rev. Henri L. G. Kieffer at the Evangelical Reformed parsonage on Wednesday December 28 at four o’clock.

Man Returns Home After Appendectomy

Mr. William Earnst is back at his Frederick area home after an operation for appendicitis at Waynesboro Hospital. He is reported to be getting along nicely.

William Earnst Frederick Waynesboro Hospital

Violent Storms Hit England and France Coastlines

Violent northeasterly gales lash the English and Atlantic French coasts with storm bound ships inland telegraph and telephone poles down and widespread disruption. Blizzard conditions reported in northern France as coast cities brace for further damage.

Paris France

Market Prices Grain Ft See Bu Livestock and Produce

Grain and livestock prices listed with futures and spot rates across the market. Includes cotton, corn, wheat, oats, and hay with per bushel or per hundredweight figures and brief notes on supply and demand shifts for the period. Local exchanges reflect price changes and regional yield expectations.

Poison Found in Water at the Columbine Mine

Reports from Colorado say poison was found in drinking water at the Columbine mine in the northern field. National Guard troops were posted at wells and water reservoirs after a chemical test indicated enough poison to kill the surrounding crew. Authorities detained over a hundred IWW members as raids targeted strike leaders and mine workers.

Columbine Coal Ming Inbar Distur Colorada National Guande Zanathempr Noolan Todar Denver Cole Colorado Coline Tamil Am. Ig Industriad Workers of Columbine Ming Adame Tae @ulire National Guard Fiel LW. W Jait Iday E. A. Cleary Po- Nce Estey Health Department I. W. W. Sall

Tax refunds distributed by Treasury to 240000 filers

Washington reports Treasury rebates totaling 105 858 887 dollars to 240000 taxpayers for federal taxes overpaid in current and prior years. Notables such as Taft Lauder Lowden Marlborough Landis Butler and others are listed among beneficiaries including the Standard Oil Company of Indiana and Beneficial Loan 50-1 of New York.

Washington Taft Harry Lauder Frank O. Lowden Duke of Marlborough Kenesaw M. Landis Smedler Butler Treasury New York

Luncheon and Cards Hosted by Misses Slagen on Market Street

Misses Anne and Louse Slagen entertained at a luncheon followed by cards on Wednesday afternoon at their North Market Street home. Guests included Virginia Cobdlentz Dorothy Hermans Gladys Walck Virginia Thomas Moore Gloria Walck Helen Condon Mary Pitzer Elva Reval Phyllis Covell Constance Thomas.

Anne Louse Slagen North Market Street Misges Virgi Cobdlentz Dorothy Hermans Glayds Wa! Michael Virginia Thomas Te Moore Gloria Walck Helen Condon Mary Pitzer Elva Reval Phyllis Covell Constance Thomas

Minstrel event and church meeting announced locally

The regular meeting of the Men's Bible Class at Evangelical Reformed Church is set for Friday after a preparatory service in church parlors. Also, the Doubs Junior Order hosts a minstrel show on Friday evening December 30 at 8 p.m. titled Elder Jenkins Reception with music by Keller String Trio.

Noties Evangelical Reformed Church F. N. Shipley Doubs Elder Jenkins Keller String Trio

Loans Up To $800 By The Commercial Service And Credit

A historical notice states loans up to 800 dollars offered on personal property under the Commercial Service and Credit. Supervised by the State Bank Commissioner. Address: 23 W Patrick St, with related names and references to lenders.

the Commercial Service and Credit Co Fatomac Edison Belliing W. Patrick Sc

Frederick Municipal Notice on Sewer Assessments 1927

The City of Frederick Maryland public notice states that Commissioner Elmer St. C. Maxwell has completed apportionment of sewer and curb and gutter construction costs on West Patrick Street Fleming Avenue and Upper College Terrace. Interested parties may inspect the statement in the City Hall and appear to be heard on January 5 1525 from 10 am to 12 pm and 1 pm to 5 pm.

General Assembly of Maryland Frederick West Patrick Street Court Street Carroll Creek Bentz Street Frederick City Maryland Fleming Avenue Upper College Terrace City Hall Elmer ST. C. Maxwell

Citizens National Bank of Frederick Seeks Directors

A notice from Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland lists officers including J. D. Baan chair, J. H. Baker vice president, and others. It announces a meeting on the second Tuesday in January 1958 between 10 p.m. and midnight to elect bank directors for the coming year.

Frederick Citizens’ Savional Bank Maryland WM. G. Zimmerman

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