Elisha Swomley Dead In New Market District
Elisha Swomley, aged about 2 years in error, long resident of the New Market district, dies at his home from general debility. He was born in 1828 on the farm where he died and belonged to a German ancestry line tracing back to High Harmony. He married Margaret Nelson in 1850 and leaves several children Ella, Mrs Hickman of Baltimore, Clarence of Kansas City, and Chalmers at home. Funeral from his late home Monday at 2 pm with interment in Central cemetery. C. C. Curty, funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha Swomley
New Market District
New Market
High Harmony
Linganore Creek
Bu Branch
Miss Roberts
Elisha Sworley
Mahlon Swomley
Elisha
Ife
Sarah Miles
Montgomery County
Swomiey
Eisha Swomley
Margaret Nelson
Geral Nelson A. Miles
Methodist Protestant Church
Central
Ella Swimmley
G. F. Hickman
Baltimore
Clarence Swomley
Kansas City
Chalmers ‘Swomley
Central Cemetery
C. C. Curty
Deaths of Edward Rouzer and Henry Biser
Edward Horton Rouzer son of the late Harvey H and Gertrude Rouzer of Thurmont died Saturday at Union Protestant Infirmary Baltimore of pneumonia aged 30 years six days He served with the Fifth Maryland Regiment on the Mexican border and with the 115th and 113th Infantry in France from Oct 1 1917 to May 22 1919 attaining rank of Battalion Sergeant-Major His body was brought to Thurmont and buried at UTB cemetery The pallbearers included John Rouzer Carroll Rouzer Howard Rouzer Edward Freeze Philip Rogers and Roscoe Mackley Henry Claggett Biser died at his Jefferson home at 815 am aged 77 years 26 days He is survived by his widow Eliza A V Biser and children Mary E Biser Bertha M Stockman Elia M Boyer Morris V Biser and Clarence S Biser Funeral from the late home Sunday at 130 pm with burial in St Pancr Lutheran Jefferson Etichison and Son funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Horton Rouzer
Edward Horton
Harvey H
Gertrude Lamar Rouzer
Thurmont
Union Protestant Infirmary
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Fifth Maryland
France
UTB
W. C.waltemyer
John Rouzer
Carroll Rouzer
Howard Rouzer
Edward Freeze
Philip Rogers
Roscoe Mackley
Henry Claggett Biser
Jefferson
Eliza A. V. Biser
Stephen Bowlus
Mary E. Biser
Bertha M. Stockman
Elia’ M. Boyer
Broad Run
Morris V. Biser
Clarence S. Biser
St. Pants Lutheran Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Among the Sick in Middletown Area
Reports from Middletown and Brunswick list residents facing illnesses and recoveries. Horace C. Zacharias shows improvement at home on East Third street while Mrs. Fred Koogie relapses after a brief return to health. Several others, including Mrs. Bentz and Mrs. Gavior, remain ill but slowly improve. Andrew Bissett, long treated at Sabillasville sanitarium, spends a week with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace C. Zacharias
East Third Street
Fred Koogie
West South Street
Lawrence E. Bentz
East South Street
Andrew Bissett
George F. Bissett
Brunswick
George Stitzel
Baltimore
Will Andigzo
Wm. H. Campbell
John S. Hooper
Middletown
James V. Baer
Hooper
Howard Beachley
Frederick City Hospital
May Gavior
Funeral of Maria Washinston Held at St Johns
Funeral services for Maria Washinston were held Friday morning at St Johns Church with Rev Fr Kane officiating. Pallbearers included Martin Swann, Meredith Stanback, Andrew Barnes, Charles Chase, and William Bill. Interment followed at St Johns Cemetery. Sale of City Home by Cranmer and Stauffer real estate agents for Annie W Bientiinest featured a two story brick dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria FE Washinston
St Inhn’s
Chirch
Cranmer and Stauffer
Real Esta
Joan End
Annie W Bientiinest
Fire destroys outbuildings on Hargett farm near Feagaville
A blaze at Lewis BR Hargett’s farm southwest of Feagaville destroyed the barn shed two hog pens two silos and a dairy with 15 animals perishing including one horse a colt two cows and four to five calves. Hay grain and fodder as well as equipment were consumed. Origin unknown. Total loss about 7500 with some insurance. Neighbors fought flames while a stiff wind shifted directions and an ice house also burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis BR. Hargett
Feagaville
Earl Hargett
Mr. Hargett
Earl
Mayor shuts Court Street traffic for hotel work
The mayor orders Court Street closed to traffic except construction vehicles from Datiek to Cherety Street starting Monday until further notice. Crews continue steel erection for a hotel foundation with prisoners block and concrete pouring already underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Datiek
Cherety
Court Street
Sesley
Purely Personal Notices From Local Residents
A list of visits and homecomings among Middletown and surrounding areas. Lucy and Molly Holmes return with Robert Holmes family from North Dakota. Various residents including Wm L Gardner, C C Biser, Oliver McBride, Dorsey Currence, Simon P Sourr, F T Cahill, Chas Worman, Maurice Troxell, Ruth Stehley, Marie Gambrill, and Grace Hughes are noted as visiting relatives or traveling. Several travelers and guests are also mentioned with connections to Pittsburg, Cleveland, Washington D C, and Frederick. A note cites coal usage in U S dwellings at fifteen percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy
Molly Holmes
Fourth Street
Robert Holmes
North Dakota
Holmes
Wm. L. Gardner
Hagerstown
John Gardner
Middletown
C. C. Biser
Oliver McBride
Donthan
Als
Dorsey Currence
Pittsburgh
John S. Hooper
Midletown
Simon P. Sourr
St. Thomas
F. T. Cahill
Cleveland
Brunswick
Edward A Ardesser
Lou's
Thurmont
H. Earl Grates
Tra
Norfolk
Grates
Greenstone Products Company
Thelma Nixtor
National Park Seninary
Forest Glen
Harry Niedorff
Rockwell
Terrace
Mary Moss
Newport News
Josephine Mitchell
Chicago
Christian Endeavor Social Grows at Evangelical Reformed Church
The Christian Endeavor Society held a Thursday evening program in the church parlor featuring Miss Alice E. Witter’s brief business meeting and performances by Misses Margaret, Grace, Katherine Trundle, Genevieve Rhoads, Marguerite Null, and others. The event ended with refreshments and marked growth in Endeavor work. additional birthday celebrations were held on February 5 and 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of
Evangelical Reformed Church
Alice E. Witter
Toy Land
Margaret
Grace
Katherine Trundle
Genevieve Rhoads
Marguerite Null
Christian Endeavor
Listen Irene Pleases City Opera House Crowd
A three act musical comedy Listen Irene played last night before a packed house at the City Opera House. The production moved smoothly from curtain rise to final scene with singing dancing and novelties interspersed. Miss Nyra Brown led with strong song, Johnie Getz provided humor, Harmony Quartette sang well, costumes and scenery were pleasing. Cast members mingled with the audience distributing favors while Getz sold small treats. The review credits Clint Scollard from the New York Herald for poetry interlude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene
George E. Wintz
City Opera House
Nyra Brown
Roe
Johnie Getz
Harmony Quartette
Miss Brown
Johnnie Getz
Sears-Roebuck
In Memoriam for Joseph Al Chew and Harry P Swarts
In loving remembrance of Joseph Al Chew who departed this life twenty seven years ago. Also memory of son Harry P Swarts who died February 25, 1920, with lines of consolation. Seven children recall their father and son with enduring devotion and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph al Chew
Inday
Harry P Swarts
Hagerstown Man Held In Custody Amid Family Dispute
A Hagerstown man is detained after a dispute involving his daughter Marin Renn. Baltimore police report a custody case where Renn and his wife are separated, with Mrs. Renn awarded custody of the two children. Renn claims the mother treated Martha cruelly and that the girl asked him to take her away. He met Martha at a Baltimore location, asserting plans to protect the child. Meanwhile Montgomery County officials prep Rockville fair with higher premiums for girls and boys canning clubs, aiming to improve the annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reni
Marin
Baltimore
Woo
Renn
Rockville
Vhce
Montgomery County Agricultural Society
Local ads and notices from Frederick MD
Card of Thanks thanks neighbors for kindness during illness and death of husband Mary B. Moyer. St Mary's Chapter to hold a fass nacht tea at All Saints Parish House on Tuesday February 28 from 3 to 5 pm with silver offering. Millinery display February 24 and 25 by Mrs D E Kefauver corner Third and Market. Weinsberg's advertises shoes and hosiery with prices. J H Schmidt advertises dry cleaning at 413. Private sale items include Deltox rugs, furniture, and other household goods at 309 N Market St. Radiator service and moving hauls by local firms Culler & Heffner. Poultry buyers ad from Gittinger's Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary BE. Moyer
St. Mary’s
All Saints
D. E. Kefauver
Third and Market Street
Frederick, Md
Bank Officers and Directors Listed in Local Ledger
The article presents names of a bank’s officers and directors including WM. G. BAKER as Vice President and Director, WM. G. ZIMMERMAN as Cashier, SAMUEL G. DUVALL as Assistant Cashier, JOSEPH MCDIVIT as Assistant Cashier, with additional Directors JOHN B. RAMSBURG WM. G. BAKER D. H. BEFAUVER J. D. BAKER THOS. H. HALLER OO H. CONLEY M. D. The roster outlines key governance and leadership positions within the financial institution.
Haberdashery advert offers wide silk and cotton wear
John D Hendrickson promotes value priced shirts from Reclipse Maryland Arrow plus silk and wool hosiery and men s nightwear at 27 Court Street. Policy claims better values than rivals with a range from $1.00 upward and emphasis on full cut shirts and neck fit, inviting customers to trial and be convinced of shop’s capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Arrow
Grayson H. Staley Land Listings Across Multiple Areas
The notice lists diverse Grayson H. Staley properties reflecting multiple parcels from 4 to 103 acres. Each site includes improvements such as frame houses, barns, stables, and other outbuildings, with locations near Lewistown Mountandale Woodsboro New Market Frederick New London and along state roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Midway
Woodsboro
Pleasant Hill
Lewistown
Mountandale
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the Daily News
Lews B. Hargett
Court ST
United States
Christian Endeavor Social
Reformed Church
Opera
Fain
Clinton Scollard
N.Y. Herald
Jay
Von
Jesus
Actua
Potts & Griffin
Court St. Frederick, Mad
Weinberg
Empire Theatre
Weinberg's
York City
J. H. Schmidt
N. Market ST
R. J
H. E. Freeman
North Market St
Alfred G. Zimmerman
Cramer & Stauffer
Frederick Auto Radiator Works
West Patricx St
Noah
Cramer
John H. Braaifer
Insuran
Njameville
Bergain
Adam
Bath
Braddock Hetmhta
Park Ave
West Fourth
Trail Ave
Rockwell Terrace
E. Third
Rosemont Fine Home
Fair Grounds
Utica Mille House
Mt Pleasant
Opstate Road
Braddoon Atn
College Park
W. South St
Elm St
Possession
Insurance
Culler & Heffner
West Patrick St
Cnly
York Laundry and Diesners
Joh. Schmidt
Gittinger's Grocery
Alfred W
Alfred W. Gaver
Real Estate and General Insurance
Frederick
Railroad
Woodshoro
Lova Station
State Road
Creagerstown
City
East Third
Inhnaville
Courthouse
Hare
Creat Union Central Life Insurance Company
Amon &Urgee
John T. Morris
Ernest W. Schoonmaker
E. Patrick Street
Citizens‘ Nat. Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Capital
D. Baker
H.D Baker
Lourd
WM. G. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit Asst
Caarior
John
Ramsburg
D. H. Befauver
J. D. Baker
Thos. H. Haller
Oo, H. Conley, M. D
P. L. Hargatt
Newman
J. BH. Gambrill, JR
H. D. Baker
Daniel Bakor, JR
John D Hendrickson
John D. Wendrickson
Frederick City
Court &T
Frederick Mad
Grayson H. Staley
Bloomfield
Trouttile
New London
Urbana
Tinearnre
Thomas P. Rice
North Market Street
W.N. Solliffe
Long County Road
South Market Street
Second Street
Third Street
West Fifth Street
Jamilton Addition
Haat Third Street
East Church Street
W. N. Jolliffe
West Church
John N. Clary
Elm Street
Patrick Street
Carroll Street
East Sixth
East Street
Trail Avenue
Dill Avenue
Real Estate, Mortgage and Investment Company
Markell H. Nelson
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Grayson H. Mercer
North Market
Es Fey
Ceelnes Tae Eee
Sebur Gratson H. Real Hetate and
Damerance
Guy C. Roser
NEW York Life Insurance Co
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