Deaths in Jacob Pittinger and Germantown figures
Obituary notices list Jacob N. Pittinger aged 85 years 3 months at Libertytown with several children and grandchildren. Also Robert H. Pumphrey 73 a Germantown merchant dies at home leaving widow and three children. Other deaths include Mrs Thomas M Longbrake aged 81 years, C H Feete and Son noted funeral plans, Richard G Hull formerly of this city dies of bronchial pneumonia aged 58 with multiple siblings surviving. Funeral arrangements announced across local churches and cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob MN. Pittinger
Jaco N. Pizz
Libertytow
Rome
Oktae
Aul
Clarence AH. Pittinger
Joville
Walter Wit
John M. Fittinger
Minnie Lear
McKair
Currie Welly
Elsie R. Benner
Mek Sever
Liber Town
M. E
Res C. E. Subock
Her
Robert H. Pumphrey
Germantown
Mary R Pumphey
Remus D. Riggs
Clyde Pumphrey
E. H. Maieny
Bessie Marv
Pumphrey
Horace D. Waters
German
Thomas M. Longbrake
Anna Louise Longprake
Beraneria
Frederick Hospital
Gather
William E. Long
Pelock
Joseph Cage
Brunswick
R. F. Main
St. Mark's Cemetery
Petersville
C. H
Richard G. Hull
D. Frank
Marry C. Hull
Frederick Gtty Hospital
Charles F
Edward M
Wactor
Hagerstown
William Hiefler
Philadelphia
A. E. Coffman
Hagremtown
Edward Harms
Rose Hil
Funeral services for Elwong Deard at Rocks HM church
Funeral for Elwong Deard held Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Services conducted at Rocks HM church with floral emblems presented by Powell and Albaush. Frankin Reilhr and Jobo Whitmore noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwong Deard
Rocks HM Church
Mer. RC
Ie Jobo Whitmore
Franklin Reilhr
Sias
Powel and
Albaush
Mrectone
Untitled medical notes with fragmented patient cases
Fragmented report describes three months of sick women under conese care with a patient named Earle Tracer, and references Frank Tracer and Arthur Hoffman treated at Frederick City Hospital. Mentions operations and improving condition amid a vague travel reference between Venice and Vienna and a 78 hour train journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Tracer
Frank Tracer
Frederick City Hospital
Arthur Hoffman
George Hofmar
East South Street
Freonetick City Hospital
Fort Smith wedding reports Goole-Lugenbeel union
Miss Eau daughter em Luagenbeel of Mrs Orviie Erving Carnes of Fort Smith Ark marries Be:-Ind. souk Divee fr jake First Presbyterian church Fort Smith The ceremony performed by Frank re Anderson with Betty his friend as only attendant A flower girl and a brother as escort The couple will reside Boswell Mrs Cook 53 member of Fort Sun history graduate of Fort Worth high school Central College Danville Purdue University musician groom from Northwestern Indiana graduate real estate and livestock business They are a known city couple connected to the Mite Prof WL EL Lug 0 Beer who was ill at Frederick City Hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goole
Lugenbeel
Eau
Em Luagenbeel
Orviie Erving Carnes
Fort
Ark
Fem Lynifetr Tuck
Souk Divee
Jake
Ames Russell
Josep Retta Kuesued
Marr Lewis
Twas
Boswell
Cook
Histery
Fort Sun
Fort Worth
Central College
Danvishad
Purdue Universit Lafayette
Ind
Northwestern Insigna
Purdversity
Indiana
Iece
Mite
WL EL Lug 0 Beer
Frederick City Hospital
Niraec
Relics Recall Early Days of Golden West
A gid pen used by Gen George A Custer to write the first account of gold discovery in the Black Hills is in Chicago custody with other relics. The pen originally belonged to Col W F L who later presented it to Mrs Michael Russell of Deadwood. The Russell collection also includes a highly valued coat and a small jacket linked to Custer era events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Custer
Dlack Hills
Citr
Chicago
W. FL
Michael Russell
Deadwood
Purely Personal Anna Nether. at Baltimore, ng a week at Kepler's Inn
IE LOWw, L. Barker is spending a vig iis aunt and uncle, Mrs. J. Grover Horne, Mrs. to and Mrs. W. R. Simmers and Intte daughters, Barbara and Louise, and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hyde and son. Norville, of Coral Florida, spent Sunday with Mrs. Uarry F. Burrler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Nether
Baltimore
Kepler's Inn
IE Loww
L. Barker
J. Grover Horne
W. R. Simmers
Intte
Barbara
Louise
J. B. Hyde
Norville
Coral Florida
Uarry F. Burrler
Question on Franklin and physicians debate in London club
Fragmentary notes describe Franklin's remarks at a weekly London club where physicians are debated. The discussion centers on whether the president should participate, and whether the term physicians refers to old women, with concerns about potential good or harm from his opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Jeferson
WM Benijari
London
John
Doctor Pothersill
Behold Color Sense in Bees at Pike's Peak Craters
Reports from researchers at a Carson site reveal bees respond to color and scent in flowers. Blue attracts most insects while red is least. even inverted blue flowers appeal to bees. Bees show strong memory for places odors and shapes and time of day nectar flows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carhesie Insite
Pike's Peak Craters
Lees
Market Prices Grain and Livestock Markets Summary
Grain and live stock sections list prices and markets with brief figures. Eastern wheat bids are noted, alongside price ranges for livestock products and related market activity.
Local Notices and Community Advertisements in One Copy
A mixed page listing thanks for a death, a charity oyster supper, a rent offer, a basketball game notice, a restaurant change of ownership, church meals, a Walkersville property sale, a local auction, and multiple grooming and service ads. Names include Mr and Mrs Chas Bell and Carroll Everhart. events on January 12 1928 and January 14 1928. Prices and locations noted across Trail Ave Park Place West Patrick Street and Walkersville Maryland.
Prominent City Real Estate and Bargain Advertisements
Classified notices advertise a six room brick dwelling at 340 East Third St for sale or rent with a February 1 sale date. Other listings include a affordable “large track load” of dry wood, and a Frederick Small Lean Co recovery offer from $25. Agricultural notices mention Paul D. Simpson and local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Third St. Possvess
Agric Paul D. Simpson
Ith St
Bakers
East Third St
East St
Eighth Street
College Park
Elm Street
T. Dill Avenue
Motter Avenue
Washington
Atrance
Fourth &T
Jefferson BY
East Third
Trail Ave
Atrage
N. Market St
Gilmore KR. Flautt
Real Extata and Laseramen
N. Market Street
Exton
North Market Street
Dwelling& Business Properties Farm Properties
Gratsgn H Mercer
Court St
Frederick
Camel Endurance Rooted in Stomach Structure and Humps
Scientists note several reasons camels endure long desert journeys. Water is stored in pouch-like folds in the stomach walls and humps hold fat that can be reabsorbed during famine. Drivers sometimes force water into camels at the start of a trip. Humps shrink with fatigue and regrow after rest.
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Pan-American Congress
Havana
Cuba
President Coolidge
St. Louis
W. Texas
Pan
Panama
Th Tau Courtess
Charles Lindbergh
Coodge
Lindy
Conese
Venice
Vienna
Valentine
Donald Heeson
Catharine Anna Valentine
Rocky Ridge
iPersonage
St. Paul's Lutheran Tekhurch
Littlestown
D. §. Kammerer
Golden West
Iniiews
WES Biotis Ann Sounts
Atei
Charles, Jr
Chas. W. Bell
Besimere
U. B
Park Place
National Circle A. A
Cresap's Rifles
Armory
W. Patrick St
Ebert
Carroll Everhart
West Patrick St
Calvary M. E
Bright Jewels
Lon
Sanitary Fish Market
East Patrick ST
Walkersville
Pennsylvania
Fulton Aves
Pennsylvania Ave
Fulton Ave
Garcen
Saertbe
Aalk
Darrow
Robert Jacats
Gayan Farm
Tiamerille
Rone
Excell
Neste Permanents
Nestle
Buckingham
Alficer
Metice
Satifacton
Vedilemery
Etd
Math & Sleveeng
Market St. Oyvette Professional
Huvidhng
The
Frederick Small Lean Co
Zrom
Silent
Recovet St
the Commercial Service and Credit CO
State Bank
Potomac Edison
Bascobel
Frederick Juneton
Excelsior Sanitary Dairy
Chapa Alley
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley
East 3Rd St
Fast Seventh Street
FOX Furniture Store
Por
ESSEX
Hoffman
Uned
Irs
Jesse Lipscomb
Barret Rocks
Beck
Mt Airy
Robert A. Bennett
Markey's
E. L. Keller
Buckeystown
Patrick Street
East Seventh St
Frederick Furnaces Manufacturing Co
F. W. Ohenderfer
Massanuiten Farms Hatchery
Harrisonburg
Apaty
Sacco Re Freres
PNR Hagies
Boston
Ike Née
Cramer
Barbara Fritchle
Shiappe
Ford
Mar Hareing
Eo Latrick
jLost
Hell
Cars News
Der.ie
Eakeen
Saeed
Mate
Fred- Tela
TDA
Maryland
Aniapiot
Orelpit
Caxrade
Mil
Wuartera Betting
Benta St
Eppeslie Mark
West Church St
Lond Moor
Robert A. Henne
Markey's Shoe Store
Cenhouse
Srace
Trusselk C. Grimes
David Grolt
Fourth St
Passepeion
Fifth St
Posaeasion
E. Third St
South Market St
West Sixth St
Thomas Filby
West Seventh St
East Second Street
East Patrick Street
Reni
Rosemont
Ara
Eighth ST
South St
Gil More Tk Fiault
North Market St
South Market
Sainte Ste. & Marino
Market St
Plooma
Globe Bidg
Charles Wertheimer
Weat Church St
Law Building
Gilmore IL Fimutt
North Markat S
Tewe
Vilizens National Bank
Prederick, Mel
BEC Ae
Stark
Federal Reserve Bank
Cath and Reserve
Jobn W. Snook
Hotter Ave
College Terrace
North Market
Park Ave
Fairview Ave
Center St
Joan W. Enock
Nedrance
Shout Farm
Real Fst. Mort
INVCO
PRICH
Balanty
State Road
Rederick
mortasKe
Urance
Anh WO Clary
John L. Beall
Rockwell Terrace
Pat Church Street
N. Jolliffe
Court Street
R&d. Mantz
N. R&d. Mantz
Fourth Market Street
Frederick, Md
Royal Society
Potts & Griffin
Vallee
Anew
Fara
City and
Potts & Griffin, Reaters
Thomas Price
Arive
Qumore R. Flaute
Grayson
Mercer
Noah E. Cramer
Noah E Cramer
James EL Cramer
Linden Hila Aghl Vek
Market Street
State Reed
Bargman
Hamilton Ave
Howse
Noah
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