Death notices for Annie Gott and Emma Shipley
Miss Annie Mary Gott died Saturday at her sister's home in Licksville at 7 30 p m. Born March 28 1900 she is survived by several brothers and sisters and was interred at Monogacy cemetery Beallsville after services at the house. Emma Constance Shipley died at her parents home Point of Rocks Saturday at 5 p m aged four months. Funeral at St Joseph Catholic church Manor with burial in the adjoining cemetery conducted by Rev Farrel M J Kitchison and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Mary Gott
Annie Mary
Thos. N
Eleanor White Gott
J. A. Chiewell
Licksvile
A. T. Davie
Washington
Wra
C. Gott
Leesburg
Vai
John A. Chiswell
Licksville
Eugene Gott
Lickaville
Emma Constance Shipley
A. G
Helen E. Shipley
Point of Rocks
Funerals Held for Swomley Biser and Bitzer in Local Cemeteries
Funeral services were conducted for Elisha Swomley near New Market with Rev. J W Parris and Rev B F Ru Jey officiating. Burial followed at Central cemetery with M R Etchison and Son directing. Henry Claggett Biser’s service occurred near Jefferson with Rev Charles D Shaffer officiating and interment at St Pauls Tath er an cemetery. Annie E Bitzer, who died in East Greenwich Rhode Island, was buried at Mt Olivet Cemetery after services led by Rev Douglass Hooft and Rev John G Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha Swomley
New Market
J. W. Parris
Henry Claggett Biser
Jefferson
Charles D. Shaffer
Annie E. Bitzer
East Greenwhich
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Douglass Hooft
John G. Crawford
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
C. Cc. Carty
D A R Meeting Highlights Frederick Chapter Activities
Frederick Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, held a large meeting at Mrs Frank Hill Hedges home on West Second street. Regent Mrs Frank H Markell led a talk on the Washington family and delegates discussed the D A R State Conference in Baltimore March 16 17 and the National Congress in Washington April 19. Local delegates include Mrs Markell Mrs Meiser and Mrs Edward Shriner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Frank Hill Hedges
West Second Street
Frank H. Markell
Washington
Bel
National Congress of the
Markell
Meiser
Edward’ .D. Shriner
Hard stone roads petition endorsed by county officials
A Hauvers district petition signed by leading citizens asks the county commissioners to endorse a bill for hard stone construction of roads from state roads to state institutions. The commissioners endorsed the measure, which now goes to Annapolis if the Legislature passes it. A better main road to the Sablasville Sanatorium is hoped, though branch roads to other institutions are uneven. Deputy Sheriff Dorcas corrected an arrest report for Elmer Baker, who fled but was captured after a short chase. Wireless messages are being received at experimental stations in Australia and Paris in one fifteenth of a second from Lemien and Paris, and not quite a second from New York. Wireless costs are estimated to be a third less than cable messages. Subscribe for The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauvers
Annapolis
Sab@lasville Sanatorium
Efate
Sanatorium
Ie Ne Garden
Dorcus
Elmer ‘Baker
House of Correction
Worthington
Baker
W. ©. Wertenbaker
Sherif Harry Dorcas
Sherifl Dorcas
Jones
Baker's Walier
Thormont
Australia
Lemien
Paris
New York
Suspended Sentence Noted In Middletown Bootlegging Case
State case against Sterling Stultz of Middletown ends with guilty verdict for selling wine but no sentence imposed and a not guilty finding on carrying concealed weapons. Testimony shows Stultz sold wine to Norman Rhoderick and John Crone, and on Halloween night gave grape juice. Crone and Rhoderick testified of pursuit and a pistol drawn by Stultz as they fled. Blackmail case against James E Hall postponed to March 8 due to judge illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andge
Sterling Stultz
Middletown
Glenn H. Worthington
King
Stultz
Norman Rhoderick
John Crone
Hallowe
Rhoderick
Crone
Middetown
H. Kieffer Delauter
March
James E. Hall
Edward ©. Peter
Hammond Urner
Court of Appeals
Worthington
King Not Guilty in Illicit Liquor Case Verdict
After about seven minutes of deliberation the jury found George King not guilty of illegally dispensing whiskey. Witnesses testified a deputy and a man named Keefer Proctor arranged the purchase and delivery of a pint of liquor, with Proctor later jailed for twenty days. King's defense denied sale and argued Proctor lied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George King
Reno S. Harp
Samuel A. Lewis
Arthur D. Willard
Attornney
Aaron R. Anders
Victor Wolfe
Paul Wargenfeltz
Keefer Proctor
King
Proctor
Ground broken for six room addition at Boys High
Ground was broken for a six room addition at the Boys High School on Monday afternoon. Lloyd C. Culler, contractor, received the award for the project. Excavation to basement and foundation to be completed in a week or ten days if weather permits. From 15 to 29 men will work daily once foundation begins, with completion aimed for August 1 to reopen in September. The plan is to combine Boys and Girls high schools and provide space for the merged student body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd C. Culler
Culler
Local Scene at Empire Theatre for Love Nest Film
A movie of local interest titled Little Love Nest will be shown at the Empire Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday. The feature profiles Notnagle Pottery on West Patrick Street and the late Samuel Notnagie who crafted clay cages and other wares for tourists. The Prizma production drew praise from viewers who urged booking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Theatre
Notnagle Pottery
West Patrick Street
Samuel Notnagie
Notnagie
Prizma Peope
Purely Personal: Ritchie Wine Roh Visit Westminster
PURELY PERSONAL Mr and Mrs. Philip Ritchie Wine srener and Miss Mary Grace Roh oytz left today for Westminster, where they will be the guests for a few days of Mr. Frank Thosmas. T. Star yesterday celebrated t's Tist birthday at Bishone. S19 North Market street. The expression We're in the same dart was first used by a Chiaara worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Ritchie Winesrener
Mary Grace Rohoytz
Westminster
Frank Thosmas
Star
Bishone
S19
North Market Street
Chiaara
Orker
Sodality Social Draws Large Turn At Jobi's Parish Hall
More than a hundred youths attended the sodality social at Jobi's parish on February 27 in the school hall. Twenty tables hosted different games in a Salmagundi party with prizes awarded to Minnie Crouse, Viviorlal Albaugh, Walter Zeigler, and Master Gibson Smith. A concert by the Sodality Six followed, featuring Miss Pauline Staub, Master Gibson Smith, Miss Edna Lipps, and Miss Catherine Payne. A waltz prize went to Miss Charles Marino and Miss Vera Marino, with Master Edward Grove and Martha Conley winning second. A Woman's Christian Temperance Union institute and mass meeting is planned for March 1 in Baltimore, with sessions on citizenship and Americanization led by national directors Deborah Knox Livingston and Celia J. Vauhinier. A subsequent session will be held March 2 at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church. Also noted is the sale of a city residence on West Fifth Street to Charles L. W. Hildebrand. Debaters for Middletown High were chosen on February 24, with Harding society naming Pierre Gaver, Gaver, and Osra Fink. Merkle Peachler as alternate. Poe society selected Roland Gaver, Paul Gaver, with Charles Remsberg as alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobi
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin
Minnie Crouse
Viviorlal Albaugh
Walter Zeigler
Gibson Smith
Sodality
Paul'ne Staub
Gibson Smith Dano
Edna Lipps
Catherine Payne
Charles Marino
Vera Marino
Edward Grove
Martha Conley
Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Maryland
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Department of Christian Citizenship
Deborah Knox Livingston
Rhode Island
Celia J. Vauhineer
Middletown High School
Middletown
Harding Society
Pieree Gaver
Gaver
Osra Fink
Merkle Peachler
Poe Society
Roland Gaver
Paul Gaver
Charles Remsberg
Regular Meeting of B P O Elks Wednesday
Regular meeting notice for B P O Elks with nomination of officers and other business. Exalted Ruler orders attendance. Also includes a card of thanks from W C Staley for patronage at G and W Grocery run by E A Grumbine and L G Wachter. Includes hijm entries for hats and shoe repairs by local firms. Public sale notice for Elizabeth Zeigler household goods on March 4, 1922 in Frederick Maryland with terms cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. O. Elks
Pease
E. A. Grumbine
L. G. Wachter
G. and
W. Grocery
W. C. Staley
Wes, Patrick
St. Frederick
Elizabeth Zeigler
H. L. Bennett
Harry R. Snook
Walter L. Rice
City Registers office hours extended daily notice
The City Registers office will be open from 1 p.m. to 5 30 p.m. daily until further notice. JOHN T. WHITE City Register. Attention benefit card party by American Legion Auxiliary Tuesday night February 28 at the Armory. Home made cakes candy and ice cream on sale Tickets 25 cents at the door. Are You Accident Proof Aetna insurance offers security and peace of mind after an accident. POTTS & GRIFFIN 27 Court St Frederick Md. Farmers attention wanes all kinds of 034 bags also jaunt. We give the highest cash pins Reliable Junk Co 126 Fast Fifth Street. American musical comedies steer popular in Mexican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. White
City Register
American Legion Auxiliary
the Armory
Aetna
Weather Forecast Mentions Snow and Cold Trend
The local weather outlook predicts continued cold with possible snow and rain showers. Forecasters say temperatures dipped to 41 degrees this morning with a 12 degree drop from the previous hour, while robins are expected to arrive around early March signaling seasonal change.
Public Sale and Local Notices On Farms and Homes
Public sale advertised for March 28 1922 on a farm between Monrovia and Hyattstown with personal property farm implements and livestock. Also notices of private sale items from Frederick area including rugs furniture and hardware, plus real estate listings and a Bakery ad. Additional notes deny a contract in concrete business and promote Schoolers Bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monrovia
Hyattstown
Samuel G. Duval Aust Cashler Land Listings
Samuel G. Duvall offers multiple land parcels near Lewistown Mounteindale New London Frederick Urbana and other towns. Properties include 4 12 acres with 7 room house 60 acres with buildings 11 23 acres along State Road 16 acres near Frederick and 28 acres with pitigines plus store property with 2 buildings. GRAYSON B STALEY Real Estate laser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Midway
Lewistown
Mounteindale
Lewintown
Frederick
New London
Lingaacre
Grayson B Staley
Cearly
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D. A. R. Meeting
Hau
Judge Worthington
Sterling Stu‘tz
Notnagle Pottery Plant
Love Nest
Decker
Sodality Social
Gramer and Stauffer Real Estate Loan
Adbert F. Cook
West Fifth Street
Charles L. W. Hildebrand
D. E. Kefauver
Third and Market Sts
Thirg
Market Streets
Frederick, Md
North Market Su
Guy Verde
Potts & Griffin
Court St. Frederick, Md
Reliable Junk CO
Fast Fifth Street
Sharps
Rob
Nnn
Robins
Gabriel A. Lawson
Edgar Mercer
Joseph HE. Bussard
A. Dorsey
Leroy Hore
N. Market ST
R. J. Reg
H. E. Freeman
North Market St
Frederick Auto
West Patrice St
York
A. Schmidt
Gittinger
Markwood D. Harp
Church St
Second St
Third St
Fourth St
Fifth St
Dill Ave
Market St
Patrick St
South St
Trail Ave
Elm St
Teamte
Mark Wood Harp
Pythian Castle
Citizens’ National Bank
Capital
John D Hendrickson
Modiel
Haberdashery
Eclipse
Maryland
Arrow
Burplus
Ofyichhes
J.D. Baker
Loard
Lota
HW. D Baker
WM. G. Baker
WN. CG. Zimmerman
Cashler
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McPivit
Asut, Caahtar
John
Ramsburg
Wm.g. Bake
D. . Kefauver
J. D. Baker
D. Hendrickson
Thos
Haller
C. H. Conley, M. D
P. L. Hargett
Newman
J. BH. Gambrill
H. D. Baker
Daniel Baker, JR
Frederick City
Potts & Griffin, Real Estate, Loan and Insurance
27 Court Bt
Frederick Ma
Grayszom EH
Staley
Bloomfeld
Woodsboro
Pleasant Hill
Church EL
Troutville
Urbana
Frederick, O46
Cramer & Stauffer
Noah B.cramer
John HL. Stauffer, Jr
Mg 'i
Pra
Josera
Rosemont
Fair Grounds
Utica Milla
Mt. Me Pissseat
Biate’ Rose
Bradd
Balldia Iota
Colles Park
City and Sun2
4Th Bt
Pike
Pine Harmony Te
Caured St. Frederick
Insurance
Great Union Central
Life Insurance Company
Amon Surgeer
John T. Morris
Ernest W. Schoonmaker
E. Patrick Street
Sanders
Prices
Teélece
News Office
Thomas P. Rice
W.N. Jolliffe
WM. Jolliffe
South Market Stream
iSecong Street
Third Street
Hamilton Addition
Mast Third Street
East Church Street
W. N. Jolliffe
West Church
John N. Clary
Elm Street
East Third Street
Weat South Street
Weat Fifth Street
Patrick Street
Cosa
Carroll Street
East Sixth
East Street
Trail Avenue
DI Avenue
Real Estate, Mortgage and Investment Company
Real Estate Department
W. Patrick St Frederick, Md
Grayson H. Mercer
Grateon HL
Mercer
Bard I
Guy C. Roser
Tasurance
NEW York Life Insurance CO
NEW York Life Insurance Coq
G. C. Roser
Niveweras
Orerive
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