Deaths in Damascus area and Baltimore area services
James W Driver, a seventy seven year old retired farmer from Damascus Montgomery county, died after weeks of illness. Mary A Stanley, widow of Charles Stanley, died suddenly at home. she leaves four sons and four daughters. James Jones, a laborer from Flint Hill, died at Montevue Hospital. funeral at Hope Hill. Ella Stonebraker Gray of Baltimore dies after long illness. funeral with requiem at St Ann's Church. Maria E Washington, 60, a Baltimore resident, dies. mass at St John’s Catholic Church and interment at St John’s cemetery. Funeral director Thomas P Rice handling.
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James W. Driver
Damascus
Montgomery County
Mary A. Stanley
Charles Stanley
Friends
Song
Harry
Clinton
Ray
Robert Stanley
Elizabeth Chambers
Rochester
N. Y
Clinton Stanley
M. A. Linewouter
Methodist Church
Laytonsville
James Jones
Montevue Hospital
Hope Hill
J. Claggett Gray
Ella Stonebraker Gray
North Calvert Street
Baltimore
St. Ann's Church
London Park Cemetery
Gray
Stonebraker
Merryland Tract
Jennie Stonebraker
Visitation Academy
Maria E. Washington
Maria B. Washington
East Church Street
George Washington
Mary Wescott
New York
Pius Nolan
This City
Alex Nolan
Wilmington
Del
Charles Nolan
Gertrude Gaines
Nellie Dedford
Atlantic City
Sadie Parret
Woodbury
N. J
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Married 25 Years Celebration at Washington Home
Mr and Mrs Clarence S Thomas celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on February 1 at 717 Massachusetts Ave NE Washington DC. Both born in Frederick County they wed at Mt Pleasant with Rev S S Miller and lived on Car Tolston Manor before moving to DC. They have seven children and many relatives attended among nearly 299 guests including family and friends from Mt Pleasant and Winchester.
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Clarence S. Thomas
This County
Massachusetts Avenue
North East
Washington, D. C
Thomas
Frederick County
Mt. Pleasant
S. S. Miller
The
Reformed Church
Car
Tolston Manor
Washington
Rachel
Rebecca
Eugene S
Clarence S. Jr
Frederick H
Donald
Arthur Thomas
Geo. Thomas
Ernest Michael
Lena Belle
Helen Michael
Arthur Anderson
Janey Lovelace
Pittsfeld
Mass
Anna Shorb
Celestr Thomas
Lena Beile
George C. Thomas
Neat Frederick
Alice Thomas
Avice Thomas
Mt Pleasant
Winchester
Tests Scheduled and Civil Service Examinations Detail
The notice lists upcoming Citi Service examinations in various towns in Maryland and nearby areas, noting appointment dates and incumbents. It references postmaster positions at Glenarm and Toafeeriite, with terms and expiration dates, and mentions Samuel Pepys and his diary, noting original book cases made in 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citi
Marrland
United States Civil Services Commissien
Baltimom
Glenarm
Toafeeriite
Kipe
Samuel Pepys
Pepys
Simpson
Joyner
Criminal Trials Begin Tomorrow In Frederick County Court
Frederick County court will hear a range of criminal cases starting Thursday with trial dates set into March. Notable items include a blackmail case against James Hall, fraud conspiracy by Frank E. Michael and Harry Frizzell, and a forgery case against Alva Wolfe. Distillery theft indictments were declared stetted with no further action planned.
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Frederick County
James Hall
Hall
Holmes D. Baker
Glenn H. Worthington
W. O. Wertenbaker
H. Dorsey Etchison
Frank E. Michael
Harry Frizzell
Michael
Frizzell
People’s Fire Insurance Co
Willa Rigter
Henry Dodson
Lee Day
Robert Johnson
Reno 5
Harp
George King
Joe King
R. S. Harp
Alva Wolfe
Samuel A. Lewis
Charles Strailman
Horsey
Burkittsville
Aaron R. Anders
Martin
Hyman Davis
Redman Doyle
Emory Ecks
Michael Corcia
Charley Mercer
Bernard Russell
Wiliam Hanson
Baltimore
Bobbeg
Funeral for Mrs Marg ret Grove in Jefferson
The funeral for Mrs Margaret Grove was held at 10:58 a.m. yesterday from the Abraham Hemp residence in Jefferson with Rev. Dr Rapp officiating. Pallbearers included Lewis Eichison and Ralph Cailer. Burial was in Faith Oran cemetery. funeral directors were Etieason and Son. Survived by husband George Hofman. The funeral of Mr Hoffman will be Thursday morning at 4 o'clock with Mass at St Jedin's Church.
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Margaret FE
Grove
Abraham Hemp
Jefferson
Welock
G. Rapp
Lewis E. Eichison
Fawary CC. Meocil
Robert A. Rover
Thomas ¢. Keller
Ralph FE. Cailer
Ernest W. Frys
Taithoran
MR. Etcaison and Son
Ino aHiten
Start Work on Hospital Building for Church Home
Baltimore will begin work on March 1 on the first of four new hospital buildings for the Church Home and infirmary. Fraipie Brothers & Haigles hold the contract, also for Union Memorial Hospital. Estimated cost around 450000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Fraipie Brothers & Haigles
Union Memorial Hospital
Wachter Versus Angleserger Case Taken From Jury
The suit, brought by Sasags Wachter against Milton Angerberger and John Pf. Angerberger, estate trustee, seeks 492 dollars. Court, Judge Glenn Worthington, instructed jury to find for defendants after testimony and prayers. Trial adjourned to 9:30 tomorrow for criminal docket.
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Sasags Wachter
Milton HL Anelte Ker
John Pf. Angelberger
Eatate
Tate
Angelberger
Glenn Worthington
Jacob Hehrbach Attornney
Arthur D. Willard
Rohrbach
Civic Club holds February meeting outlines school data
Mrs. Einar Tull presided over the February Civic Club meeting at the Y M C A. The education department reported on fie prevention methods and drills, the club voted no on the Petals bill to keep the school board elective. Cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce aims to plan city playgrounds and a club house, with an annual meeting and luncheon set for April 28 chaired by Mrs. George J Ross. The club also accepted an invitation to the County Federation meeting in Winchester Hall on March 2 at 2 pm.
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Einar Tull
Civic Club
Chamber of Commerce
R. Ames Hendrickson
Frederick
George J Ross
County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs
Winchester Hall
City
Killed by Local Train at Lansdowne Station
Two Mount Clare shop employees of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad were killed instantly when struck by a passenger train at Lansdowne Station. The victims were Benjamin F. Moxley, 25, of 223 South Calhoun Street Baltimore, and Charles H. Melvin, 35, of 803 Scou Street Baltimore. They had been returning home after setting a foreman at Mount Clare shops. The Camden Station train left at 5:25 p.m. for Frederick. Arthur J. Right of New York City visited Frederick today.
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Baltimoore and Ohio Railroad
Lansdowne Station
Mount Clare
Benjamin F. Moxley
South Calhoun Street
Baltimore
Charles H. Melvin
Scou Street
Lansdowne
Camden
Frederick
Local Notice For Safe Privately Declares West Second Street Lots
Public notice describes two story brick homes Nos 323 and 125 West Second Street with 30 feet front and 197 feet depth. Modern conveniences and communications relate to the property. Bids must be sent in writing to T and J Feisenhauser, Executors, Frederick, Md.
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West Second Street
J. Feisenhauer
Frederick
Mdee
Him Street
East Third
Wait South Street
West Fifth Street
Patrick Street
Behool
Carroll Street
East Sixth
East Street
W. Fifth
Oil Avenue
Loyal Order of Moose gathers for open meeting and notices
Notices invite Loyal Order of Moose and Auxiliary members to a late 152 East South Street address for an open meeting on Thursday February 23 at 8 15 PM with speakers from Baltimore and local leaders. Also includes a card of thanks for kindness during illness and death, plus a Mothers Class meeting at J Leonard Nothagle residence and a K of C card party on February 24. Public sale coming March 28 on farm near Monrovia Hyattstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
George Hoffman
East South Street
J. W. Stewart
Towers
Harry Dorsey
Thu
Loyal Order of Moose
Wm. Kickett Giles
Baltimore
H. Dorsey Etchison
Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
J. Leonard Nothagle
Commercial State Bank Apts
Monrovia
Hyattstown
Towns Urge State Aid for Road Links to Cities in Annapolis
Mayors from 15 Maryland towns pressed the Senate Finance committee for a 645000 appropriation to repair and maintain connecting links to the state arterial system. Disputes centered on street control after construction. Mackall of the State Road Commission said state control is necessary and has functioned for 15 years. The bill, backed by the House Ways and Means committee, would route funds from the gasoline tax to future road work with districts to receive the links' width relief into city approaches.
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Mary
Senate Finances Committee
Annapolis
Widh
Koon
Cumberland
John N. Macks
State Road Commission
Tracitate Road Commission
Mackall
Maryland
House Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Schley
Board of Aldermen
Col
D. John Markey
Ritchie
William S. Gordy
Treasur
John M. Dennis
Board Officers and Directors Listing Fragment
A fragment lists board officers and directors including D Baker as chairman and WM G Baker as vice president or cashier roles, with names Samuel G GuvalI J Aust Joseph McDivit and others such as John Ramaburg Thomas B Haller C H Conley M D, suggesting a bank or corporate roster.
Grayson K. Staley For Sale Ad Listing Acres
Grayson K Staley Breceries offers multiple land parcels for sale near Bloomfield, Chereh Hill, Lewistown, Mountedale, New Market, Frederick, New London, Urbana and Singapore. Properties include 8 to 169 acres with improved buildings, outbuildings, barns and stores. Location references include State Road and nearby towns. Store property listed with house and store joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
New Midway
Woodsboro
Pleasant Hill School
Chereh Hill
Lewistown
Mounteadale
Frederick
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Angleserger
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Walter Decker
Francis Scott Key Post
Lois Weber
Wen
Church
United States Army
Maryjam National Guard
Reno S Crums
Francis Scott Key
Arthur J. Right
New York City
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C. Hall
North Market Street
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Court Street
Frederick, Md
DE Kefauver
Third and Market Street
Culler & Heffner
West Patrick St
Gabriel U. Lawson
Annapols
Riley
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Capital
D. Baker
Baker WM. G. Baker
Terranes S President
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Guvall
J. Aust. Cashier
Joseph McDivit
Assi
D. &. Kefauver
Thos. B. Haller
C. H. Conley, M. D
P.L Wakgart
Newman
J. H. Gambrill
H. D. Baker
Daniel Baker, JR
John D Hendrickeon
Ote Haberbinhory Department
Eelipae
Arrow
John D. Hendrickson
Frederick City
Aiitire House
Court St
Frederick Md
Grayson K. Staley
New London
Urbana
Singapore
Grayson
Stalky, Breteries
Cramer & Stauffer
Youn M. Crimer
John H. Mauer
Welling
Atable
Fierwe
Vals
Watt
Thuragat
Bullien
Iene
Turbady Garage
N. Ot
Polon
Bradiocoeate Maurick Modern
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Agbur
E. Rd Bt
Fine Pallding Winset
Labora
Utics Milla
Mt Pleassnt
Oak Bite
Lawistown
College Park
Emrick
Ernest W. Schoonmaker
B. Patrick Street
Ite
Frederick Auto
West Patrick 81
Coom House
Hi. E. Freeman
North Market St
Ste Weinberg
Empire Theatre
Weinberg
Pam
York
JH. Schmidt
Smith
Grimes Music Store
Gittinger'’S
North Market Str
W.¥.Jolloren
Stean Hear
Second Street
Waragl KE
Third Street
North
Hamilton Adaton
Bush Thira Street
W. N. Jolleffe
West Church
John N. Clary
Cee Eel
Markell H. Nelson
Tg Estate Department
Ns OW. Vetvick St Peder Md
Grayson H. Mercer
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Bet Ot Fa
Berri
Sorik
Biealy
Ipl
Matket
Wien
Taira
Guy
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