Deaths of John C. Recher and Mary Elizabeth Hanshew
John C. Recher, about 70, longtime Waynesboro salesman, died in Winchester after a car crash left him badly injured. He had lived in Winchester 20 years, was active in Centenary Reformed church and United Commercial Travelers, and is survived by a widow and three children. Mary Elizabeth Hanshew, widow of Henry Hanshew, died in Washington, leaving three daughters and two sons. funeral is set for Tuesday at Mt. Olivet Cemetery after the B and O line arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Recher
John C. Reeher
Waynesboro
Winchester
Graceham
Frederick County
Centenary Reformed Church
United Commercial Travelers
Lydia Stoffel
Stoffel
Trenton
Margaret Noll
Wichita
Kan
Annie Helma
Halfway
Josephine
Clara Hecher
Hagerstown
Allen D. Hoover
Grahham
Mary Elizabeth Hanshew
Henry Hanshew
Washington
Hanshew
Hymeneal Notes Tie Lowe Haberkorn in Washington
Marriage notices from Washington and nearby towns record Miss Ethel Vernon Lowe and Elmer L. Haberkorn wed at the Lowe home with Rev. Earle Wiesley officiating. Other weddings include Stout and Hawthorne in Hummelstown, Moran and Cramer in Frederick, Stine and Keeney in Baltimore, and Molesworth and Jones in Ridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Exley, Jr
Byron
Frederick
John L. Haberkorn
Fredrick
Edward C. Lease, Jr
Hagerstown
O. Street
Washington, D. C
Funeral notices from local press mix sacred rites and labor laws
Funeral notices report Martha E. Mahoney buried at St John s with Rev. J A Quinn officiating and pallbearers listed. John J Holtzhoppie buried at Mt Hope after services at Woodsboro Reformed Church led by Rev W R Hartzell. Bulgarian draft plan cites universal conscription for men 21 to 54, with women to join later, as press notes on economic recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha E. Mahoney
St John’s Church
J. A. Quinn
Martin Swann
Wiliam Hill
Pins Nolan
Meredith Stanback
George Norris
Basil Sewell
St. Johns Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
John J. Holtzhoppie
Woodsboro
Reformed Church
Mt. Hope Cemetery
W. R. Hartzell
M. L. Creager and
Pomona Grange Holds Quarterly Meeting at Braddock
More than 150 rangers and county organization members attended the Pomona Grange quarterly meeting at Grange Hall Braddock. Officers were installed and rural school funding discussed with a public program and lunch served. Next meeting set for Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona Grange
Grange
Homer Remsberg
Henry FR. Shoemaker
Emory
Rensberg
This City
Nicolas Albaugh
New Market
W. Hayes Brown
Jefferson
Edward Holter
Middletown
David G. Zentz
Thurmont
Marry Davis
Cecil Holter
Roy Sundergill
Liberty
Pomona
Hazel Holter
Braddock
Ceres
Harry Davis
Flora
Elizabeth Howard
Ballenger
Brown
William M. Storm
Frederick City
Arch Ogle
BE. C. Renn
L. F. Carpenter
Austin Renn
Roy Remsberg
Caroline Brown
Charles Wertheimer
Among the Sick Listings in Frederick
Mrs. John J. Mahoney of North Bentz street is confined to her room with tonsillitis. Mrs. Laura T. Cook is quite ill at her home on South Market street. Mrs. Mary M. Gaver, wife of Chas kk Gaver of Myersville, is recovering well after an operation at Frederick City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meoran—Cramer
Mark Conly Moran
Philadelphia
Mary Cornelia Cramer
Frederick
U. S. G. Rupp
Ther
Russell L. Stine
West South Street
New Key Hotel
John J. Mahoney
North Bentz Street
Laura T. Cook
South Market Street
Mary M. Gaver
Chas Kk. Gaver
Myersville
Frederick City Hospital
Pike
Hard Road
Lospied
New Market
Liberty
State Road
Buckerstown
Third Street
Fourth Street
Tail Avenue
Fifth Street
Elm Street
Trail Avenue
Park Avenue
Market Street
Patrick Street
South Street
Church Street
Markwond D. Harp
Pythian Castle
Special Week Offers at Weinberg's Shoes
Local ad lists men and boys shoes from 1.95 to 2.95, ladies pumps and oxfords at 1.00 to 3.00, infants and children footwear, and hosiery deals. It also notes an election notice for Y M C A board directors and community notices for an oyster supper, palmistry, milk supplier request, and an apartment wanted ad in Hagerstown Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heather
Empire Theatre
Weinberg
Fitzhugh Lee Chapter Celebrates 25 Years Of Daughters Work
A review of the Fitzhugh Lee Chapter 279 United Daughters of the Confederacy, read at the 26th annual meeting, recalls 25 years of preserving Confederate history, aiding veterans, marking Monocacy battlefield in 1914, and social functions. It pledges to honor Gen Robert E Lee and uphold Confederate traditions, recalling memorials and tribute efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh Lee
L. V. Baughman
Mt. Olivet
Pikesville
Red Cross
Monocacy
Robert E. Lee
Confederate
Memor
Confederate Monumental Association
Daughter
Jorem
Smith
Confederacy
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Pocahontas Fastnacht Sales and Card Party Fundraiser
Various community notices including Pocahontas Fastnacht sales on Jan 25 and Feb 8, order lines, a St John’s church card party with bridge and 300 games on Jan 24, plus a public sale, jewelry and watch concerns, society meeting, memorial poem, and local business notices. The Frederick County financial figures and estate administration are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Church
St. John's Hall
Frederick Junk Co and Estate Sale Notices Take Central Stage
Scrap dealers and junk shops advertise location and contact details while estate sales promote properties on East Third Street and Frederick addresses. Freight lines, hotel pickup times, and vendors like Kaufman’s Ga tlage and Casper E. Cline Furniture Store appear among notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Junk Co
Third Street
Frank Gastley
East Third Street
Casper E. Cline
Modern brick homes and investment properties listed
A flooded listing of many modern brick dwellings and rental opportunities in Frederick and surrounding areas. Properties include 2 story and semi detached houses with steam heat, garage, hardwood floors, and full basements. Multiple streets named with prices and conditions, from 2350 to 5000 dollars, plus lots and business properties on Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maat South St
Wilson Ave
Madison St
Maat
Mwodern Gream
East
Sid Re
Elm St
McMurray
Larka
Kastard St
Weat
Th St
Bath
Moedirn
Bart
Rail Ave
Rocky Alt Bath
Homer
North Market
Park Ute
Nordern Atnete
South Market St
Frederick
Northweat
Satrick St
Jaree
Market St
North Bentz St
Rosemont
E. Church Bt
Wastoth St
Turd St
Market
East Srd St
Atery
East 4Th St
Mil Ave
Dill Ave
East 3Rd St
West 2Nd St
Sth
East 2Nd St
8Th St
East 7Th St
Fatta
Tth
North Market St
East 6Th St
Trenty
Moreen
Hamilton Ave
Colleges Park
East Church St
W. 3Th St
Trail Ave
Park Ave
Tesemont
Vila Estates
O'Leary
Ienty of Land and & Real Han
Trolter
Frederick and
Braddock
Adamstown
Ruckeystown
Mt Airy
Brunswick
Alserdite
W. 2Nd St
Urbana State Road
Saat
Wondaboro
Lewistown
Mt. Pleasant
South St
City
Village
Fins
Rota
Collems Park
Poxsession
4Th St. Pike
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Stout—Hawthorne
Earl J. Stout
Alda F. Hawthorne
Hummelstown
U. S. G. Rapp
Stine—Keeney
Grayson William Stine
Leslie Stine
East Fifth Street
Frances May Keeney
U.S. G. Rupp
Stine
Baltimore
I Stine
Ocker—Thimmer
Panl Oker
Elsie Trimmer
Carlisle
Henri J. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformer Parsonage
Bulgaria
Builders Bible
Grace Reformed Social Room
Arizona
East Patrick Street
William H. Moore
Eddie
News-Post
North Market Street
Taxi-Cab Service Company
F. H. Despeaux
Prop
South Marlet Street
George's Creek
J. A. Jamison
Gittinger's Grocery
Robert Lee
Southland
James Sulor
Frederick County Historical Society
Mary L. Grordon
George
Meredith
Hall
Frank D. Grashon
Roy J. Hyndman
Cerne
Hallie
Walter Clemson
T. McPherson
Woodshern
Williamson
Orphans Court
Maryland
George TE. Wilcoxon
Isabel Wilcoxon
Alban M. Wood
William II, Boyer
Junaa
Exkol
Stoner
Negaine
Houren St
GAN
Mire
zBouth Yee
Citizens' National Bank, Orn Per
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
U. 8
U. 5
Liberty Loan
Federal Reserve Bank
Rene
Burplus Ve
Markwood D. Harp
Marewood D. Harp
Sanaa
West Patrick St
Inerick Motor
the News Job Printing Office
East Third
Fourth Streets
Chapel Alley
Frank Gastlev
Kaufman's Gatlage
Lowenstein and Wertheimer
Chas. Wertheimer
Weat Third St
Raleigh Hotel
Tere
Frank Sheffield
Francis Scott Keys Hotel
Gilmores N. Mlautt
Gilmoren T Vlautt
Vanden Pleawe Pedurn Ta
Rette
Ford Tion
Preaerick
Grayson H. Mercer
Walkersville
Libertytown
S. Market Street
Mehta
4Th St
Maple Fork
Braddock Heights
Grayson
Mercer
Een Dal
Oramer & Stauffer
Nosh E. Cramer
Johnny Stauffer
RL & Mante
NEW Spring Line
Notal Society
Commercial Printing
John N. Clary
Tvo Brick Homes
W. Fourth St
Sixroom Modern Home
W. Second St
Hood College
N. Bentz St
N. W
Wilson Place
Real Estate
Mortgage Ane Investment Company
Markbell H. Nelson
W. Patrick St
W. N. Jolliffe
Weat Third Street
East Patrick Atrest
Jolliffe
West Church Street
Fraderick
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