Martinsburg Falls to Frederick in Armory Game Action
The Frederick five overwhelmed Martinsburg 40 to 22 at the Armory on Saturday with Behrens scoring 15 and Downes 8 as stars. Washington Yankee visitors edged Martinsburg 41 to 37 the next day in a tense finish. Blethen five field goals and Downes and Behrens with four each led the visitors. The locals travel to Emmitsburg then host Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Quint
Martinsburg
Armory Court
Ulein
Frederic
Behrens
Fauchies
Washingtontane
Blethen
Downes
Emmiesburg Land
Mt . St. Mary's
Gettysburg
Deaths In Baltimore Walkersville and York in Week End
Isaac C. Hedges 80 died at his home Woollawn Baltimore on Saturday formerly of the city survived by widow two sons John and Reynolds and several grandchildren. Siblings John Gideon Annie Hedges Mrs Louisa Vanmeter Mrs William Buxton and others. Interment Mt Olivet after services by Rev Hoover Thomas Rice funeral director. Harriet E Cromwell widow Arthur Cromwell died Sunday at Walkersville age 78 years eight months and 27 days survived by one daughter Mrs E W Saylor and two sons Shett Cromwell Ray Cromwell and one grandson Cromwell Saylor. Funeral Tuesday at 10 at the late home Mt Hope interment. C Carty funeral director. Mrs Barry Althand of York died in hospital from injuries after a crash between auto and motorcycle. Sister of Mrs Emma Baker also of York. Mazie Akland and Harry Hayes injured. Auto driven by Harry K. Stover of Lancaster
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Issac C. Hedges
Isaac C. Hedges
Woollawn
Baltimore
John
Reynolds
John Gideon
Annie Hedges
Louisa Vanmeter
Shepherdstown
W. Va
William Buxton
Yoolesville
B. and O
Harriet E. Cromwell
Harriet Hilzabeth Cromwell
Arthur H. Cromwell
Walkersville
E. W. Saylor
Shett Cromwell
Ray Cromwell
Gramison
Cromwell Saylor
Mt. Hope Cemetery
C. Carty
Barry Althand
York
Emma Baker
Citz
Tork
Adltland
Mazie Akland
Harry Hayes
Hager
Harry K. Stover
Lancaster
Aac
Funerals For Millard F. Perry And Elizabeth Plummer
The funeral for Millard F Perry was held Saturday at a local home at ? o'clock with Rev J C Wright officiating. Interment followed at Mt Oliver cemetery. Funeral director Thomas P Rice. The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Plummer wife of Robert Plummer of Laytonsville took place at 11 o'clock Friday morning at the Laytonsville Methodist Church with Rev M A Lineweaver conducting. Burial was in the nearby cemetery. Mrs Plummer formerly Miss Poole of Cedar Grove died after an operation, aged nineteen, survived by her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard F. Perry
North Market Street
Honse
J. C. Wrightson
Pramp
J. Daniel Crimwepscomb
M. F. Lease
Cates Ey William Boost
George Summers
Mt. ‘Oliver Cemetery
Thomas Price
Elizabeth Plummer
Robert Plummer
Laytonsville
Montgomery County
Sandy Spring
Methodist
M. A Lineweaver
Among the Sick and Local Illness Updates
Eugene H. Albaugh moved from City Hospital to his home after paralysis weeks ago. speech not fully restored. Lawrence E. Bentz of East South Street recovering, able to sit up. Fred Koogle of Frederick, rural mail carrier, homebound with pleurisy. wife ill with grippe. Catherine Filey of Maple Avenue confined to bed by illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene H. Albaugh
City Hospital
Lawremce E. Bentz
East South Street
Fred Koogle
Frederick
Catherine Filey
Maple Avenue
Hiccup Attack Ends Peaceful Years of Service
F Ross Myera, former sergeant major in the ALE, suffered a hiccup attack while working at the Fostericktown Satings Institution. He was admitted to Frederick Cite Respiel around 5 PM and, after persistent symptoms and treatment, remained hospitalized until Tuesday morning. Doctors attributed the episode to nervous condition and shell shock after World War II era events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Ross Myera
Justom
Fostericktown
Frederick
Trowne
Three Die After Auto Strikes Baltimore Utility Pole
A car driven by William F. Gill Jr. crashed into a trolley pole on Gay Street, Baltimore, killing Warren Johnson, William J. Walch, and Joseph A. Kely, with Gill and Oscar McNeal surviving. The trio, all Baltimore residents, were returning from Burkittaville after visiting the Merrimac Athletic Club and a Chinese restaurant. Gill admitted one home brew while denying others, and investigators noted the car was a six-cylinder roadster with extensive damage and parts scattered along the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganger St Horsey Place
Baltimore
Mercy Hospital
Willian F. Gill, Jr
Raspeburg
Gay Street
United States
Internal Revenue Department
Outerbridge-Horsey
Burkittaville
Warren Johnson
William J Walch
Joseph A. Kely
Gill
Stataine
Ang
Weather Turns Colder After Thunderstorm Hits County
A cold front settles in after a brief hot thunderstorm, with temperatures around 27 to 32 degrees. The latest forecast predicts a 24 hour period of cooler conditions, as thunder and lightning events are uncommon for the season and may presage a sharp temperature drop.
Basketball Player Drinks Poison Mistaken for Wine in Martinsburg
A Martinsburg basketball player drank what he thought was elderberry wine at the Armory on Saturday. Officials discovered the error and he received medical antidotes, but he recovered and left with teammates. No lasting harm reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michaels
Mar Ieburg Collins Basketbad
Toni Wiel
the Armory
WNI
Belug Enhaustad
Mid Winter Rally At Saintes School Draws Attendance
The Evangelical Lutheran Saintes school held its mid winter rally despite bad weather. USL reported 122 visitors and an offering of 385. Superintendent Horace C Zacharias led opening exercises with department selections and an orchestra number. Rev H C Hoover from Grace Reformed offered remarks and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Saintes School
USL
Horace C. Zacharias
8. C. Hoover
Grace Reformed Church
Margaret Stupp
Joseph Stepheny
Ho David Hagan
Marriages, engagements and a rail tragedy headline local page
Miss Dorothy Wilson DeVries married George W Banks at Freedom Methodist Episcopal church with Ruth Naomi Dorsey as maid of honor and Dr James Russell Cook as best man. Maude V Purdum wed Jesse C Burns in Rockville. Rev George S Harp announces engagement of May Harp to R H Bruen of Philadelphia. The Four Horsemen of the Apocalyse returns to City Opera House with augmented orchestra. Edward Anderson of Hanover killed by Baltimore and Ohio express near Hanover Station. Hugh A McMallen resigns Liberty Trust presidency. Thomas L Pierce named successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wadlow
Herbert Leslie DeVries
G. Herbert Fieldne
R. C. Maxwell
Burns—Purdum
Maude V. Purdum
James M. Purdum
Edar Grave
Montgomery County
Jesse C. Burns
Gaithersburg
Rockville
P. Rowland Wagner
Baptist Church
George S. Harp
Myersville
Miss May
R. H. Bruen
Philadelphia
City Opera House
Walter Decker
Edward Anderson
Hanover
Howard County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hanover Station
Liberty Trust Company
Cumberland
Hugh A. McMallen
Thomas L. Pierce
New York Trust Company
New York City
Me. McMallen
Local notices and ads from Frederick area 1922
A collage of short notices announces real estate tracts near Cultheraburg, a grocery purchase by W. S. Ray, owl oyster social at Lewis town M E church, Staley stock sale continuation, lightning rod fire coverage by Potts and Griffin, a brick seven room home for sale near the state road, radiator service by Frederick Auto Radiator Works, car rentals by Charles A Mille, and Washington Gas daily transport details.
Frances FE Wittard Legion Plans Social and Growth
At the semi monthly Frances FE Wittard Local Temperance Legion meeting in Woodsboro superintendent Miss Ethel J. Fogle outlined plans for enlarging membership and broader use. An entertainment for next month followed a Lincoln birthday program. Memorial Hall to be enlarged to create more community space and library rooms, updating the auditorium entrance. William B. Smith seeks his missing father George F. Smith, last known in Frederick then Columbia and Mountville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances FE
Wittard Loral Temperance Legion
Woodsboro
Ethel J. Fogle
Legion
Marlin LeGore
Lincoln
America
Winifred Patterson
Laura Anders
Ground Hog
Dorothy Bair
Mies Fratees Feiser
Wiliam B. Smith
Blunston Street
Columbia
George F. Smith
Frederick
Smith
Memorial Hall
Middletown Hall Committee
Cashier JOHN RAMSBURG BAKER L Hargdit
The fragmentary text lists cashiers or names including John Ramsburg William G Baker and L Hargdit, suggesting a staffing or byline note in a historical newspaper item.
Paper Hanger Ad and Notices from Roorts Pa
Frank M Weadon a paper hanger advertises pre war prices from 4.50 and up with prompt service and samples upon request at residence or by lady Shay room 1 East Patrick Street Phone Bell 935 for ment modern suburban homes to be ready March 1 apply to Markwood 1 Harp Pythian Castle Aniiding Posses Card of Thanks thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of Millard Fo Perry family and sister appeal for an experienced stenographer Box 1105 News-Por ae
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Weadon
Roorts
Lady Shay
East Patrick Street
Bell
Markwood
Pythian Castle
Taeir
Hmther
Ancle
Millard Fo Perry Jai
Ani
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily.news
Yankees
Hiccough
Shell
W. F. Gill, Jr
Burkittsville
Martineburg
Evangelical
Lutheran
Hymeneas
Larry Gritih
Cultheraburg cd
4. M Cooke
Calthersburg, Md
LL. Go Waehter
East Church Street
W. 3S. Ray
A.M. Kemp
Madison Ave
Lewistown
M. E
W. C. Staley
Market and
Fifth Streets
G. Ot Wy Grocery
Potts & Griffin
Court St
Frederick, Ma
Markwood D. Harp
Frederick Auto Radiator Works
West Patrick St
Omce
Market Street
Charles A. Mille
Washington Gas Daily
City
Raleigh
Washington
Frank Sheffield
Great Union Central Life Insurance Company
Amon Burgee
Mooris
Guy C. Rosar
Insurance
Guy C. Roser
NEW York Life Insurance CO
ROSER
West Church
Ernest W. Schoonmaker
EL Patrick Street
LT. L. Meeting
Woodsboro Organization Planning Social
Cftizans
NAT. Bank
Citizens' National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J.D. Baker
If. D Baker
WM. G. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Asat
Cashier
Vane
Joseph McDivit
Aest, Cashier
Ramsburg
D. E. Kefauver
J. D. Baker
Thos. H. Haller
H. Conley, M. D
L. Hargdit
Newman
J. H. Gambrill, JR
H. D. Baker
Daniel Baker, JR
John N. Clary
Elin Street
East Third Street
West South Street
West Fifth Street
Patrick Street
Carrol Street
East Sixth
East Street
Trail Avenue
Oil Avenue
Real Estate, Mortgage and Investment Company
Markell H. Nelson
Real Estate Department
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Eugene &. Albaugh
H. Albaugh
Remington
Trice
Jean
Eggene Halbaugh
Posses
John D. Hendrickson
Dimity
Thuy Moor
Court &T
Por Sana
New Midway
Er Sted Tsien
Bors
Pleassat Hill School
Charea Hell
Mies
Codeboro
Tpoutville
New Market
Frederick Trong
New London
Urbana
Lah Ta Sroom Howe
Singapore
H. Staley
Beotate
Vere
Thomas P. Rich
Wvick
Thomas P. Rice
North Market
Sitre Frederick
W.¥. Jolliffe
East Second
N. Jolliffe
REAL
W. Church
Pike
Church Street
Third Street
Fourth Street
Fifth Street
Dill Avenue
Patrick Oe
South Street
Elm Street
Markwood I. Harp
Pythian Castle Building
Cramer
Stauffer
Weal Cramer
Joun
Manilan
Gratson
Zares
Batdsnen
Sardan
Pittes Artes
Gepee Eh
Stith St
Bree
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