Died Today in Brunswick Area Multiple Obituaries Page
William Cornelius Ruble aged 41 died suddenly at 1 30 this morning at his father in law John W Lloyds near Brunswick. He is survived by wife Catherine, daughter, mother Mrs Jas Ruble, brothers Carl and Frank and sisters Mrs George Sissner and Mrs Knit Hipkins. Funeral from Reformed church Jefferson Monday at 1230 am. Interment in Reformed Cemetery Jefferson. Mrs Margaret Routzahn died at home near Pleasant at about 82. Funeral Sunday at 4 from her home. Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. Mrs Annie Young died at Frederick City Hospital this morning. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. C. Ruble
Cornelius Ruble
John W. Lloyd
Brunswick
Bia M. Ruble
Catherine
Jas. Ruble
Carl
Frank Ruble
Boyds
George Sissner
Washington
Knit Hipkins
Dermantown
the Reformed Church
Jefferson
Reformed
M. R.itchison and Son
Margaret Gatherine Reutzahn
Margaret Catering Reutzahn
Ilenry Reutsahn
Mt. Olivet
K. G. Putmar
Annie Young
Mt. Zion
Frederick City Hospital
M. R. Etchison and Son
Funeral for Hettie RE Main held in Lewis Town Utica Mills
The funeral for Hettie RE Main took place from her Lewis Town home on Wednesday at noon, February 27. Services continued at the Reformed Church in Utica Mills led by Rev. Robert Lee Bair and Rev. 4. BR. Snedegar of Lewistown. Interment was on the family lot beside the cemetery. Her Sunday School class attended in a body, and pallbearers were Walter Stull, William Long, John Rice, Beverett Green, Joseph Foster, and George Green. Undertakers Wilhide and Creager attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3Liss Hettie RE. Main
Lewistown
Reformed Church
Utica Mills
Robert Lee Bair
BR. Snedegar
Walter Stull
William Long
John Rice
Bhverett Green
Joseph Foster
George Green
Wilhide
Creager
Thurment
Soup Eater’s Harsh Echo Scandalizes New York Court
A balletmaster and a Russian restaurant doorkeeper were arrested during a raid for concealed weapons after wearing sabers as part of their uniforms. The magistrate dismissed charges as sabers cannot be concealed. A waiter Isaac Hirschorn was fined in a separate disorderly conduct case for loud soup eating. He was warned to eat at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Isaac Hirschorn
Hirsehorn
Detroit
Neng
Best barber ever made a full grooming run
Two barbers compare jobs and swap a tall tale of a single shave leading to a full spa style grooming sequence. The punch line has the barber claiming the client ended up needing another shave after the elaborate treatment.
Engagement Dilemma Spoils Lead Party Night
Marjorie reveals Dick proposed during a night out and Virginia reacts with excitement. Marjorie confesses she cannot accept yet because she is bound by a prior engagement to Tam, needing about a week to break it off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie
Virginia
Tam
Noontime remark stirs tale of Hank in Sandy Mush
Tobe Sagg recalls Hank Lleubenny a quarrelsome man who left home after three years of marriage. His wife remarried, then Hank returned claiming he had never died. She divorced her second husband and planned to wed Hank before he abruptly died without explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Lleubenny
Waiting for a Crew Harold Invites Jack For Evening Fun
Harold allowed Jack to join in a quiet evening as they paused hide and seek. Jack, with a cold, hid behind a chair while Harold sat reading his comic paper.Father asked if they were playing and Harold said yes, noting he would wait until Tack sniffed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Jack
Father
Local Market Prices for Wheat and Corn Noted
Market brief shows wheat values in bushels and corn at midday trading. Prices are labeled with units and small fluctuations, reflecting standard commodity quotes across regional exchanges.
J H Worthington Dies in Staunton
J Harry Worthington of Staunton Virginia formerly of this county died Thursday after a long illness. He was president of the National Valley Bank and of Worthington Hardware Company and active in public work. Survived by wife two daughters and two brothers. Funeral in Staunton at 3 pm Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Harry Worthington
Stauntop
Worthington
Staunton
National Valley Bank
Worthington Hardware Company
Hln
Glenn H. Worthington
Clarke Worthington
John T. Worthington
Property Deeds and Marriages in Local Court Notes
Property transfers including Waranch to Tharnes and Hood to Elijah Smith with various counties and small sums. marriage licenses listed for Kemp Zimmerman and Orrison Snoots. equity case Pryor v Pryor seeks absolute divorce. foreclosure and bill of complaint filings by Coblentz and Harp. multiple Harp family filings and sale of real estate noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham L. Waranch
Charles W. Tharnes
Bruunswick
Thos. F. "Baker
Brunswick
William A. Hood
Elijah Smith
Wiliam A. Hood
Sydney Ann Chapel
Jacob Rohrback
Anna M. Snoots
Lovettsville
Merkley
Lease
Monrovia
Thelma L. Clay
Kemptown
William D. Pryor
Jessie B. Pryor
R. S. Harp
Leslie N. Coblentz
Thoone Arnold
William Twens
Nani F. G. Owens
L. N. Coblentz
Ceoise S. Harp
Stella M. Grossnickie
John Grossnickle
Upton V. Harp
May Harp
Mardie Moser
Tra Moser
Fannie B
Harp
Nancy
Hot Water Centennial Approaching
The centennial celebrates an early successful hot water heating installation by Arthur Wellesley Duke of Wellington. England faced severe winter cold before his invention and his scientific interest led to domestic hot water heating becoming common in the United States by the mid- nineteenth century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wellesley
Duke of Wellington
England
Napoleon
Wellington
Plaid Taffeta Chemise Frock Appears in Fashion Note
A fashion note highlights plaid taffeta as ideal for a charming sleeveless chemise frock with a belted silhouette. Organic collars and cuffs complete the outfit's tailored look.
Rivalry Highlights Indiana Gubernatorial Race Duo
Toner of the Anderson Herald seeks the Republican nomination for governor while Dale J Crittinger, publisher of the Anderson Bulletin, runs on the Democratic ticket. Both men attended the same college and are longtime rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Toner
Dale J. Crittinger
Anderson
Ind) Herald
Crittinger
Anderson Bulletin
Crittmeer
Ha Ha Story of White House Visit Photo
A humorous caption notes President Coolidge nicknamed Silent Cal smoking in a light moment during a recent White House visit. The photo shows Lauder talking at the president's side in an unusual snapshot from the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Cal
Lauder
White House
Lynch Lodge Honors Bro George Washington Birthday Event
Lynch Lodge A F and A M celebrated George Washington’s birthday with an address by Emory L Toblentz on Washington’s life from a Masonic view. The event included music by the Masonic choir, luncheon, a smoker, toasts from dignitaries, and a committee-led program with several pastors and local officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch Lodge
A. F and A. Masons
George Washington
Emory L. Toblentz
Washington
Masonic
Grayson H. Stnley
Richard JF. Simmons
Jacob Poherback
G. Ellis Williams
Cavairy -Methodist
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Charles A. Shilke
Walkersville
Glenn O. Garber
William O Kolb
Roger B Wolfe
Philip T. Kuhn
Charles W. Miller
William E. Darner
Harry Brandenburg
Holden 8
Felton
James II. Harris
Edgar H. McBride
Purely Personal: Wilson Family Ships to Samoa Assignment
Commander Pierre L. Wilson and Mrs. Wilson with daughter Louisse Polk Wilson depart Baltimore for San Francisco and sail March 4 on the Sonoma to Pago Pago where he will captain the yard at the Samoan port. He is related to Mrs. I. L. Stoner of this city. Misses Yost and Payne of R Donald Millmery Store return from purchases in Baltimore Philadelphia and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre L. Wilson
Wilson
Louisse Polk Wilson
Baltimore
San Francisco
Sonoma
Oceanic Steamship Line
Samoa
Pago Pago
I. L. Stoner
Yost and
Payne
of & R. Donald Millmery
Philadelphia
New York
Ills and Ills and Fire Record in Poughkeepsie
Master Richard Keeler youngest son of Mr and Mrs Charles Seefer of Washington street had tonsils and adenoids removed Wednesday and is recovering. Master Douglas Martin Green is confined at home on East Third Street with measles. Poughkeepsie fire chief reports the first Christmas Day fires ever due to decorated trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Keeler
Charles Seefer
Washington Street
Douglas Martin Green
East Third St
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
City
Majestic Range demonstration at Obenderter-Cronenburg exhibits
A period fair style write up highlights the Majestic Range demonstration by the Obenderter-Cronenburg Company. It touts research, skill, and ingenuity in kitchen cookers and offers free utensil sets to buyers replacing old stoves this week. Local ads include various sales, events, and notices from Frederick Maryland businesses and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic
Obenderfer-Dronenbarg Company
Obenderter-Cronenburg Company
Everedy Company
Pennsylvania Wroight Station
Multiple 3rd rate brick and modern homes on College Park area
Real estate listings detail 3rd rate brick dwellings and modern homes with 4 to 14 rooms. Properties on College Park Washington Street Trail Avenue East Firth Street West Market Street Patrick Street and more offer brick, stucco, and frame houses with steam heat gas electricity and garages. Prices range from 1 200 to 3 506 with many possessing rear entrances and large lots. Possession dates include March 1 and April 1 with cash payments and rent back options.
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College Park
Washington St
Graddock State
Market St
Trail Ve
Rose~mont
Trail Avenue
Bain
Kent
Hichte
Patrichk
Patrick Homa
Nww
H. 3Rd
Park Ave
McMurray St
DI Ave
Homer N Market
Patrick St
Madlsen Street
West Patrick Street
Maat Fifth Street
East Third Street
Patrick Street
West South Street
Park Avenue
North Market Street
Theo
H. Alexander
W. Patrick St
Wrederick
Maryland
Board Leaders Named In Local Organization
Chairman of Board HOLMES D. BAKER presides with President JOHN H. BABE and Vice-Presidents JOSEPH MCDIVIT WM. G ZIMMERMAN. Samuel G. Duvall and J. Vravers Thomas serve as Assistant Cashiers while JOHN 8. RAMSBURG JOSEPH D. BAKER and others hold senior posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes D. Baker
John HB. Babe
Joseph McDivit
WM. G Zimmerman
Caehler
Samuel G. Duvall
J. Vravers Thomas
John
Ramsburg
Joseph D. Baker
Thomas B Haller
Charles H Conley
Peter L. Bargett
Joan
Newman
James H. Gambrile, JR
Bolmes D. Baker
Daniel Baker, JR
Darker
Potts and Griffin Realty Listing Promises Broad Acreage
Braddock Heights 400 acres on Jefferson Boulevard with 300 feet frontage on trolley line, North Market Street site, plus 7 room modern house on deep lot with garage. Rosemont and East Patrick Street homes offer 6 to 9 rooms with baths, vapor heat, electricity, and garages. Small town near Frederick features 1 acre stucco house, modern conveniences, and an 8 room brick corner property with running water and a large garage. Potts & Griffin, 2 Courtsee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah B. Cranes
James Ti Crater
Andy Inbutmance
State Road
Poard
South St
Bidge
Sykesville
Larse Nourdinge Hous
Braddock
Hines House
Jefferson
Walkersv
Ft. South St. I
Hradnock
Hradnock State Road
Aeres
Braddark
Brides
Briddletown
Dot Ave
Mamaville
Braddock Heights
Jefferson Boulevard
Uifco
North Market Street
South Street
Eatire
Frederick
Grayson A
Jefferson Street
Washington St
Washinton Street
Ifth Street
Elm Street
Elm
FE Third
Fourth St
T-rooin
Patriots St
Modero
North Market St
Ahamsville
Cliy
Grayson AO
Mercer
Pythian Castle Pilding
Frederick, Md
Five room Frederick bungalow in Nicodemus Addition
A modern five room bungalow on the east side of Frederick in Nicodemus Addition offered at 3500 dollars with easy terms. Also notes a modern eleven room home in Frederick's best residential section. WW N JOLLIFFE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Nicodemus
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the Daily News
Lead
JH. Worthington
Judge Worthington
Frederick County
Emory L. Coblentz
Entertainment
H. M. Wharton
First Baptist Church
Sixth Street
W. Hanon
Knights of
St. Mary's
All Saints Episcopal Church
Soliday
A. R. Donald
Mt. Pleasant Hall
The
Dunbar Synecpaters
St. F. H. Despeaux
George's Creek
J. A. Jamison
Pacar
L. Wachter
S.C. W. Leghorn
S.C. R.L
G. W. Tilghman
South Market Street
Vernon T. Smith
Jacobson's Department Store
Knights of Columbus
the Armory
Cholly Storm
Presbyterian
Mission Band
A. W. Poemroy
Buckeystown
BD. & Siuil
S. Market St
Eaat Third
Fourth Streets
Chapel Alley
Frederick Junk Co
Frank Gastley
Phone
Dulaney
David Groff
Thone
ED Beom
East Thrd Street
Garege
Warkt Sth
W. Pat
Keke St
Apply
Central Fruit Co
Secontd
Jstoreroom
N. Market St
Court Street
Bowers Lumeber Co
J. Fred Putman
Gen Wiener
Culler & Neffner
Trail Ave
Church St
Sam
T Havye
Edith C. Seidling
Corner Market
Third Streets
C. EO McMullen
Frank M. Shapro
Optician
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Perking
West Cublloga Tor
News-Post
Dsi
Vare
ONCH
WIMAN
Frederick I
Mroderniv
P.O
Cialmmns Auto- Mobile
Alan
MANTZ
Royal Society
Gilmore R, Flautt
Saud
Bodern Brick Home
Agt
Bercom
Mim St Carara
Travia Ave
Noah E. Cramer
Eh Portueta Pvt
Betaadet
Rederick
Troilay Fladtae
Pinesonas Vin
Sivern
Oxelay
Arnold
Cler Co
SMALI
Roan
Thureton Road
Scondl Bt
Prederick
CSITIZENS’ NATIONAL _BANI K.een
Citizens’ National Bank
Potts & Griffin
FO Sale
Thes
Rosemont
East Patrick Street
East Third
Court Se
Thomas P. Rice
Thomas P. Rich
Mark Wood D. Harp
City Properties
North End
D' Avenue
Marewood DR
Pythian Castle
Real Est., Mort
Teim.co
Weathy
Saraggie Brick Home
Washington Bt
Marker St
Arge
Dill Ave
TM. Clary
Nelson
West
WN Jolliffe
N Jolliffe
West Church Street
Theodore H. Alexander
Grayson H. Mercer
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