Death notices and funeral rites in Montgomery county
Mrs Charles Bange widow of Charles Bange died Saturday at home in New Windsor from pneumonia aged 73. Funeral Monday at 2 pm at Presbyterian church New Windsor with Rev A P Snader officiating. Interment in church cemetery pallbearers named. Survived by nine children including Grover Bange Ada Fritz Helen Weller John Greene Edna Vanfossen Herbert Hayden Harry Walbur Bange Elizabeth Bowman. Also includes notices for Rachel Timson 11 of Della, Singleton Washington 72, and other local deaths. services, locations, and funeral directors listed.
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Charles Bange
Emma
Virginia Bange
Tken Windsor
Presbyterian Church
New Windsor
A. P. Snader
Church of the Brethren
Jesse Trite
Eoward Wilhelm
Theodore Haines
Wesley Laub
Rachel Timson
Itachel Imson
Dave
Della
J. B. Stevens
Lem Stevens
Garfield Spencer
Richard Harris
Arthur Nailor
Charles Wooden
Richard N. Jor
George W. Deters
Singleton Washington
North Benls Street
Montgomery County
Mt. Pleasant
Hal
Caroline Hall
Benjamin Washington
Silver Hill M. E
Thos. P. Rice
Funeral for John H Bidle Held at Mt Olivet Cemetery
Funeral services for John H Bidle were conducted Wednesday afternoon February 6 in the Mt Olivet cemetery chapel with Rev George T Lanuer of Baltimore officiating. He belonged to Phoenix Lodge No 153 I O F Balti more. Members of King David Lodge No 50 7 J O O F attended the grave service. Pallbearers were Eli G Haugh Charles T Seeger Frank G Brengle Charles W Keiser John T Lipps and Robert A Bennett. Interment followed at Mt Olivet. C B E Cline funeral director.
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John H. Bidle
Mt. Olivet
George TR. Lanuer
Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Phoenix Lodge
King David Lodge
Eli G. Haugh
Charles T. Seeger
Frank GB. Brengle
Charles W., Keiser
John T. Lipps
Robert A. Bennett
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
C. BE. Cline
Among the Sick Miss May Baker and Others
Miss May Baker of Mt. Airy has been moved home after an appendicitis operation at Frederick City Hospital and is progressing well. John Fogie of New Midway also had an appendicitis operation there on Monday and is recovering nicely. Mayor Lloyd C. Culler of South Market Street is bedridden with a heavy cold. Rev. B A G Herman of Mercersburg Pa formerly Frederick has anemia and remains ill at Church Home and Infirmary.
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May Baker
Mt. Airy
Frederick City Hospital
John Fogie
New Midway
Lloyd C. Culler
South Market Street
B. A. G. Herman
Mercersburg
Frederick
Raiti- More
Herman
Merman
Chis, Herman
Thig City
PURELY PERSONAL New arrivals and moves around town at the Francis Scott Key Hotel
Mr H Carl Moore arrives as manager of the basement barber shop at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Mrs Kathryn Stokes Perry returns to Rosewood Training School after Frederick visit. Robert Nicodemus of Walkersville spends February in Florida. Clarke Willard, University of Pennsylvania student, visits his city home. BE Cobrentz registered at Haddon Hall Atlantic City. Today marks the 20th anniversary of the Baltimore fire of 1906 starting at 1010 Sunday morning, with explosions and winds spreading to Fayette and St Paul. Fire loss listed at 125 million, 140 acres burned.
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H. Carl Moore
Fort Cumberland
Cumberland
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Kathryn Stokes Perry
Rosewood
Frederick
Robert Nicodemus
Walkersville
Florida
Clarke Willard
University of Connsylyvania
BE. Ju. Cobrentz
Haddon Hall
Atlantic City
N. J
Baltimore
Sharp and
German
J Redwood
John ¥. Hurst & Co
Fayette and
St. Paul
Jones’ Falls
Paris Divorces Face New Hurdles in French Courts
Paris authorities impose fresh barriers for Americans seeking divorce in France. A ministry of justice order requires US certificates proving the applicant’s entitlement to divorce under their home state law. The move signals stricter cross border divorce procedures as Americans pursue filings in Paris.
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Americana
Paris
France
Ministry of Justice
United States
Deny Grove Evidence Of Physician Death Trial Testimony
In federal court at Baltimore the trial of Groves and associates heard denials that Dr. George L. Yourtee, a Burkittsville physician who died March 31, was shot by burglars. Attending doctors stated the death stemmed from stomach hemorrhages, not gunshot wounds, countering prior rumors. Relatives, funeral directors, and a September grand jury inquiry dismissed the reports as entirely untrue, urging an end to slanderous gossip.
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Aaery
Baltimore
Guterbridge Mersey Company
Wurkitts- Ville
George L. Yourtee
Burkthosile
Mare St. 20
Watruc
Yourtee Unity
Levin West
Brunswick
Willan
Smth
Freder
Yourtee
Grove
Washington County
Toolke
Burkittsville
Prumors
Cher
Dame Rumer
Post Office Clerks Seek Salary Increase in Congress
Postal workers nationwide urge Congress to adjust pay with raises under House Resolution 592. Massachusetts Congressman Paige introduced the bill, backed by the United National Association of Post Office Clerks, proposing $200 to $600 increases and a new annual range from 1600 to 2600 with eight years of service before reaching the maximum.
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Congress
Congressman Paige
Massachusetts
Post Office Committee
United National
Washington
Servicr
Prize Winners Announced by Montgomery County Clubs
The committee on applied education of the Montgomery County Federation of Women's Clubs announced winners in county poster contests among public school pupils. In high school group first prize went to James Day of Damascus School, second to Clifford 7Term of Rockville School. Grammar group first to Suzanne Mullett of Woodside School, second to Elvie Renne of Takoma Park School. Primary grades first to Rose Williams of Rockville School, second to Pauline Elkins of Poolesville School. One and two team schools first to Bernard Cissel of Oakmount School, second to Kathleen Titus of Sugarland School.
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Committee On Applied Education
Montgomery County Federation of Women's Clubs
James Day
Damascus
Clifford
Rockville Schol
Suzanne Mullett
Woodside School
Elvie Renne
Takoma Pak School
Rose Williams
Rockville
Pauline Elkins
Poolesville
Virst
Bernard Cissel
Oakmout School
Kathleen Titus
Sugarland School
Local Markets Report Teapot Dome Name Change Hint
Wheat and corn market notes show hus and cob values. Teapot Dome might be renamed Teapot Doom, hinting at possible policy or sentiment shift affecting oil sector terminology and regional markets.
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Teapot Dome
Only One Living Former President Remains
With the death of former President Woodrow Wilson at his Washington home, only Chief Justice William Howard Taft remains living as a former president. Taft is noted as the last surviving American who served in that office. Five former first ladies are named: Mrs. Warren G Harding, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Mrs. Taft, and Mrs. Grover Cleveland, with Mrs. William McKinley already deceased.
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U. S
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Wiliam Howard Taft
Warren G. Warding
Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Grover Cleveland
William McKinley
The
Land
Cleveland
HYMENEAL SMITH ZIMMERMAN MARRIAGE AT KNOXVILLE
Miss Eva Nettie Zimmerman of Knoxville wed Maurice Emory Smith of Lander in the bride’s home with Rev. Robert L. Lang presiding. Attendants included Mary Katherine Zimmerman and Guy V. Smith. Guests from many local families shared a dinner and plans to reside in Knoxville after February 15.
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Smith—Zimmerman
Eva Nettie Zimmerman
May Zimmerman
Knoxville
Maurice Emory Smith
Clifford Smith
Lander
Robert L. Lang
Jefferson
Mary Katherine Zimmerman
Guy V. Smith
Ernest Lipps
Lohengrin
Washington
Maurice Smith
EB. May Zimmerman
Annie M. Stang
Luther Stang
Lew's Rickerds
Oscar Degrange
Keefer Main
Millard Smith
Annabel Zimmerman
Dorothy Degrange
Evelyn Degrane
Albert Main
Harvey Kemp
Lawson Smith
Clarence Smith
Samuel Smith
Oscar Smith
Vernon Degrange
Carl Degrange
Lloyd Degrange
Paul Degrange
Winton Stockman
Charles Stockman
Edward Haltdan
Malcolm Zimmerman
Austin Maig
Washington county abolishes Home Demonstration Agent post
The Home Demonstration Agent position for Washington county held by Miss Susan Garberson will be abolished by official action. Board of County Commissioners announced the decision after due consideration, calling the post non essential and an unnecessary expense.
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Cit
Washington County
Susan Garberson
Board of County Commissioners
John N. Bower
Local property purchases plan modern apartments on West Third
Cc E Moberly buys Rebecca Wallis property 103 West Third street and aims to create up to date flats ready by April 1. Also renting two houses on Park Pines and East Church street. contact 606 Blin Im street for rentals. Jerusha Dan’s Family Album to be shown Friday February 8 at 7 46 in Centennia Memorial VU B church room admission 25 cents children 15 cents.
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Cc. E. Moberly
Rebecca Wallis
West Third Street
Park Pines
East Church Street
Cc. EB. Moboriy
Blin Im Street
Jerusha Dan
Centennia
Memorial VU. B. Church
Food and event notices fill church sales and dances
The Altar Guild Grace Reformed holds a food sale in the Beginner's room on Saturday February 9 from 2 to 5 with bread cake and candy. Daughters of Pocahontas announce a February 9 sale of home made pies cakes bread and candy. An oyster supper benefits De Molay for Boys on February 15 at the Masonic Temple with dinner and a dance after the game featuring Prof Storm's jazz band and prizes. Public sale of household items for the Dutrow girls on March 20. Various real estate and repair shop notices and multiple rental and sale listings follow.
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Altar Guild of
Grace Reformed Church
Daughters of Pocahontas
Order of de Molay
Masonic Temple
American Railway Express
Washington, D. C
S. Company A
Si5
Storm
City
Opera House
Munday
Grenalle
John L. Dutrow
Joseph H. Bussard
F. Datvick St
Dutrow
Citizens National Bank Board and Officers Listed
The announcement lists officers and directors of Citizens National Bank including Holmes D Barker as Chairman, John B Baker and Joseph McDivit as Vice-Presidents, William G Zimmerman as Cashier, Samuel G Duvall as Assistant Cashier, with John Travers Thomas as Assistant Cashier and a roster of directors and senior figures such as John Ramsburg, Joseph D Baker, Thomas H Haller, Charles H Conley, and Daniel Baker Jr among others.
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Holmes D. Barker
Joseph McDivit
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
J. Travers Thomas
John
Ramsburg
Joseph D. Baker
Thomas H. Haller
Charles H. Conley
M. D
Peter L. Bargett
John S. Newman
James H. Gambrill, JR
Holmes D. Baker
Daniel Baker, JR
John H. Baker
West College Terrace home sites marketed in Frederick
Potts and Griffin promote West College Terrace in College Park as the premier residential subdivision. They tout a fully planned area with graded streets curbing sidewalks bus and water mains and three connect lots. They claim lot scarcity and rising values, promising a quality neighborly environment and no regrets for buyers.
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Friderick
Frederick
Real Estate and Insurance Listings by Grayson Mercer Nelson
MAREWOOD D HARP REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Pythian Castle Building Grayson H MERGER Grayson Bh Mercer Real Estate Loans and Insurance 8 room modern brick dwelling Jefferson Street 7 room, 4 dwelling options on Third Street 2 six room properties on W Fourth and 1 room on W Patrick St Modern homes on North Market Street Farms for sale 7 acres 59 acres 100 acres near cty 115 acres on hard road Frederick Md listings include 10 new homes N W section business property N Market St Park Place Washington St and Park Ave modern brick and frame homes priced from 2600 to 6800 with several large lots and suburban options M H Nelson 8 W Patrick St Frederick Md.
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Reat
Urbana
M. I
Jefferson St
Frederick
Park Ave
N. Market Street
Woonlworth
B J. Kepner
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Court Street
Wo. D. Bowers Lumber Co
Marshall Adams
Fifth St
West T Frederick
Mid
Teast
Seventh Street
Fourth Street
Bath
Garret
Vourth
Uast Fifth Street
Fourth St
Wiilson Ave
Ired Meister
N. Market St
Market
N. Marlicet
FE. Patrick
J. Patrick
N. W
Washington St
W. 6Th
McMurray St
DI Ave
Targalot
Garaes
W. Sih St
E. Church
Noah EB. Cramer
James H. Cramer
Myersville
Bargadaline
Jefferson
Walkeraville
South St. Mouse
South Carroll St
Charine
Fodarn
Hraddock Stara Road
Braddock
Lee
Mill
Middletown
Njamaville
Harmony Grove
Adamstown
Strodern
Thurmons Peving Country Village
N. Marker &T
Lewharows
St Possession
Stolka
Noah E Cramer
E. Church St
Grayson BH. Mercer
Tefferson Street
Washington
W. Fifth Street
Bim Streat
W. Fifth
Third Street
W. Patrick
North Market St
Tiamaville
State Rand
Wrult
Hard
Grayson FH
Mercer
Pythian Castle
H.chird
N Market
Sccoger
S. Market
Park Place
Washington Street
E. Second St
Ctty Tomes
SAAH
East Fourth Street
Wilson Avenue
Park Avenue
East Church Street
East Wirth Street
East Patrick Street
Post Office
West South Street
North Market Street
Trail Avanue
Price
East Third Street
Tixcellent Investment
Convent Lenves
Madison Street
Theo
H. Alexander
Treat
W. Patrick St
Marylan&Phone
Farm Offering Near Frederick With Tracks And Water
W N Solliffe farm of 126 acres east of Frederick near corporate units water and electric facilities. Includes a large railroad frontage with a model tobacco wagon. Features a 4 room frame house and barn. 100 acres warm cropland with a 8 room house, barn, and spring water. Priced at 55.00 per acre. mortgage terms offered. owner will leave 36000 in farm on first mortgage. Bungalow.
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Frederick
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Chambersburg
Fannie Pashen
Ray Ruben
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Philadelphia
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Coldstream Farm
Lexington
Chas. Wertheimer
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G. W. May
Possesalo
Braddock Heights
Tessenston
J. Fred. Main
David Groff
Teal Estate
Market St
Rose- Mont
Rail Avenue
Frank M. Suapro
Optician
West Patrick Street
Francis Scott Att Key
Joseph TE. Bowers
East Thry Street
WM. D. Bowers Lumber Co
J. Fred Putman and Son
Geo
EH. Wiener
North Market Aarpet
Frederick Junk Co
Frank Gasney
Phone
George’s Creek
J. A. Tamison
Patrick St
N. Market
Waast
Elm St
Trallave
Gilmore R, Flautt
White Water Wheel Ca
South St. S-Ldte
Barbara “Ritchie Chocolate Shop
Gambrill Orchards
Braderick County Mariners' Wachange
Carrol St
Frederichts
NLR. & D
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Royal Society
Citizens’ National Bank
Wrederick, MD
Capital
Potts & Griffin
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College Park
Haute
Noah E. Cramer
Thomas P. Rice
Markwood D. Harp
Frederick City
South Street
Purnaca
Marewood D. Harp
Real Estate & Insurance
Grayson H. Merger
REAL
Chang
M. H. Nelson
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
W.n.solliffe
Nicodemus Addition
Jollitpe
W. Church St
Theodore EH
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