Sudden Death of John Jordan Shocks St. Anthony’s Community
At St. Anthony’s in Jan 3, John Jordan died after collapsing during the 7:20 mass, leaving a widow and five children. Survived by brothers Clifford in Baltimore and John A Jordan of St. Anthony’s, and Mrs. George Ott of Emmitsburg. Other items note hospital recovery, college activities, and local visits.
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St. Anthony's
John Jordan
Clifford Jordan
Baltimore
John A Jordan
St. Anthony’s
George Ott
Emmitsburg
Jones R. Seltzer
St. Joseph's Hospital
Seltzer
St. Joseph's
Marguerite Hiran
Battire
Messrs
J Edw
Ernest Seltz
James Seltzer
St. Marys College
Jonn
Jordan
Local residents share visits across Maryland and D C
Edwin from Poolesville visited Mr and Mrs UC E Mosberg on Thursday. Mrs L EK Feaga spent Thursday in Washington DC. Benjamin Long of Brunswick spent Wednesday with Mrs Thomas Fisher. Ruth Feaga returned after a Washington trip. Thomes Fisher and children from Healthmore returned after days with UW Fisher. Margery Mosberg returned from visits to Poolesville Germantown and Jan 8. Russell Lenhart and family, Rey Marth, Fried Marth and Josie Lew Clegett spent Sunday with Howard Dunn near Sandy Eptings. Elia Davis, visiting Baltimore friends, has returned. Henry Lenhart visiting relatives in Washington. Smith Cecile and a friend from Comus spent the weekend with Mrs Markell Chogett.
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Feagaville
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Oscar Shafer
Mothe Fulmer
Rockville
Middletown Valley
Edgar Culler
Iosef Culler
Western Maryland College
Alfred G. Trendle
East Orange
Jo O
Trohert Munshower
Mary
Charles W. Himes
Charles Tienn
State Normal
Lester
Zimmerman
Ase Bo Rean
Cephas HO Zum
Isaac C. Zimmerman
Misa Verda Sualeer
Jefferson
Mason
Walsh
Catherine Culler
Oop Vairy Culler
Frederich
Othe
Oliver Tiett
Glneyv
Mortgomery County
Veies
Gosnell
Ro. Gosnell
Frederick
Myrth V Himes
Middletown
Linda Pollitt
Princess Anna
Ulness
Thoms Thumenauer
Washington
Spen
Messrs Stockman and Scharffer
C Newton Trand
Marvy
Mossy
Linda Pol Htt
Carell
Beard
Vrs
Edwin
Poolesville
UC. E. Mosberg
L. EK. Feaga
Washington, D.C
Benjamin Long
Brunswick
Thomas Fisher
Ruth Feaga
Mic
Thomes Fisher
UW Fisher
Margery Mosberg
Germantown
Jan
Russell Lenhart
Rey Marth
Fried Marth
Josie Lew Clegett
Apent
Howard Dunn
Sandy Eptings
Elia Davis
Baltimoore
Henry Lenhart
Smith Cecile
Fiend
Oof
Comus
Mre
Markell Chogett
Southern Literary Magazine Sold to Jos Hi Lachey
The Southern Literary Magazine of Athinint is purchased by Jos Hi Lachey. The publication will continue in Nassailie and be issued hereafter as The Southern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos Hi Lachey
Nashville
Memphis News-Nscimitar
Nassailie
Souther
Colleen Aroon
Richard Crooks
Helen Clark
Lewis James
Eva
Toprey
Dwelling Sold on DHL Avenue by Dr. J. Good man
Theodore HH Alexander sold the six room modern dwelling of Dr. J Good man on DHL avenue to Mr. and Mrs. R. FP Ray. Possession to be after March 1.
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Theodore HH Alexander
R. FP. Ray
Goodman
Dhl Avenue
March J
Grain Prices Unchanged as Wheat Holds Steady
Local grain prices show no change at week end with wheat steady around 1.08 per bushel and corn near 3.25 per barrel, while wheat prices have remained firm for two weeks and varied only slightly over the past month. Traders note corn remains stable and wheat exhibits unusual firmness despite broader market fluctuations.
Allotment For New Roads In Loudoun County
Loudoun county supervisors allocate state road aid for 1924 projects ranging from $15 000 to $18 000. The funding covers Mercer district routes from Middlebury to Foxcroft Broad Run district roads from Sterling to Little River pike and Ashburn to Little River. dvfferson district Waterford to Paen ic and Round WI to Walisboro Lovettsville district includes Lovettsville Wheatland Mount Glead Purcellville to Telegraph Springs and Purcellville to Lemons Corner.
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Loudoun County
Virginia
Mercer
Middlebury
Foxcroft
Broad Run
Sterling
Little River Pike
Ashburn
Little River
Dvfferson
Waterford
Paenic
Round WI
Walisboro
Lovettsville
Wheatland
Mount Glead
Purcellville
Telegraph Springs
Lemons Corner
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Feacaville
Fausterday
Stent
George Bateardey
Culler
Serunt House
Janal
Ea Fulmer
Marty Culler
Bernard Hawkins
Bernard
Henry Baker
J Cutsail
Tames
Mary “Osorre
Buckeystown
Walter
Cutsail
Arady
Mr. Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Mrs. Wilson
Margaret Wilson
New
Victor Records
Red Seal
Cuit Scott
Riotin
Fritz Kreisler
Kremer
Vietin
Robert Herrick
Ecco Ridente
Tito Schipa
Barber of Seville
Dann
Rossum
Duncan
Topsy
Momkowst
Rubsnten
Fisles
Victor Company
Victor
Dance Records
The
Troubadours
Mamie Reilly
San Francisco Bay
Old
Kentucky
Gas
Hampdare
Manhattan
International Novelty Orchestra
Wyomin
Paul Whiteman
Waring
Joe Raymond
Hisae
Victrola
Victor Talking Machine Company
Camden
Central Trust Company
Maryland
Emmitsburg, MD
Myersville, MD
Monrovia, MD
Thurmont, MD
Union Bridge, MD
Allen G. Quynn & Co
Geo.s. Rodock & Son
South Carroll St
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M. Malone
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