Dr Henry M Fitzhugh Dies In Baltimore
Baltimore January 24 Dr Henry M Fitzhugh of Westminster a renowned physician died in University of Maryland Hospital after a running infection. He served as president of the State Board of Education since 1920 and led the Federation of State Medical Boards last year. Survived by widow Mrs Fitzhugh and two sons, Robert Tyson Fitzhugh and Henry M Fitzhugh III. Born Bay City Michigan 1875 he moved to Maryland and settled at Sunset Hill Westminster. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Baltimore
Henry M. Fitzhugh
Wrestminster
University of Maryland Hospital
State Board of Education
State Board of Medical Examiners
American Medical Association
Federation of State Medical Boards of the
United States
Fitzhugh
Mary Aldridge
Virginia
Robert Tyson Fitzhugh
University of Maryland At College Park
University of Virginia
Maryland
Baltimore County
Fitz Nugh
Westminster
Sunset Hill
Carroll County
Association of American Medical Colleges
Avicenna Club
Carroll County Medical Society
University Club of Baltimore
Death notices from Cumberland area including Kintz Mossburg Holliday
Louis Kintz 79 died after a lingering illness at 116 South Liberty Cumberland. Survived by wife, daughter, three sisters in Frederick and Beallimore, two brothers. Funeral from home Monday, interment Mt. Olivet at 2 pm. Mary Ellen Mossburg 48 died near Brunswick after five months illness. Survived by husband, two children, sister Irene Towles, Baltimore. Funeral Sunday 2:30 pm Etchison & Son. Charles Frank Holliday 47 died at 27 West All Saints after pneumonia. Former bellhop at Francis Scott Key hotel. Survived by wife Mary Hall Holliday, daughter Cecelia, son Joseph. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Louis
Richard N. Conrad
Charles N. Mossburg
Mary Ellen Mossburg
Brunswick
John
Martha Baker Shelton
Ross Teets
Washington
Frank £. Remsburg
Irene Towles
Baltimore
M. R. Etchison
Charles F. Holliday
Charles Frank Holliday
West All Saints Street
Francis Scott Key
Mary Hall Holliday
Cecelia
Joseph Holliday
M. R. Etchison and Son
Funeral for Jacob N Barnhouse at Faith Presbyterian Church
The funeral for Jacob N Barnhouse, killed by a train at work, will be held from the late home in Point of Rocks at 10:30, with services at 11:00 at Faith Presbyterian Church near Lucketts Virginia. Interment in the adjoining cemetery. Marseilles, France, noted as the largest port of France, is referenced regarding King Alexander of Yugoslavia assassination.
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Jacob N. Barnhouse
Point of Rocks
Faith Presbyterian Church
Lucketts
M. St. Etchison and Son
Marseilles
France
Alexander of
Yugoslavia
Cold Wave Prolonged After Fatal Pneumonia Death
Sub zero weather last Friday blamed for another local death a colored hotel worker who died of pneumonia after suffering chills in the early morning He left his home Friday evening. State Roads crews opened a drifted main arterial near Point of Rocks cutting through the last barrier to restore traffic and keep roads passable through the night Smaller plows were discarded leaving larger units to clear drifts ranging from two to six feet Some county roads near Frederick remained closed or impassable through Friday but gradual temperature rise promised better travel conditions Officials reported steady power with no line trouble and radio interference faded around 9 p.m. Schools resumed with varied attendance while relief crews continued clearing snow from gutters and streets An eight by ten inch plaque from the Fisher Body Craftsman Guild was awarded to Frederick High School for a regional Napoleonic Coach contest entry by Robert L. Singer.
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State Roads Commission
Locksville Point of Rocks
Point of Rocks
Harpers Ferry
Petersville
Brunswick
Knoxville
Middletown
Libertytown
Myersville
Rice
Catoctin Creek
Smithsburg
Burkittine
New Windsor
Libertytown-Union
Baltimore
Thomas M. Linthicum
Mt Airy
Taylorsville
Emmitsburg
Trafic
Emmittsburg Pike
Rocky Ridge
Thurmont-Sabinasville
Blue Ridge
Linthicum
Frederick
Potomac Edison Company
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Frederick City
Frederick High School
Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild of Chicago
United States
Canada
Robert L. Singer
Chicago
Guild
Named Potentate of Ali Ghan Temple for Philadelphia district
The article profiles a Frederick city leader, Mr. Wolfe, as Named Potentate of Ali Ghan Temple for the Philadelphia district. It notes his long tenure with the original oil company, extensive community service, Lions Club leadership, multiple Masonic affiliations, and advisory roles. It also mentions the Imperial Shrine Council in Minneapolis and Ali Ghan Temple’s representation at the Washington gathering June 11 to 13.
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Philadelphia
Frederick Field
Wolfe
Frederick City
Frederick
Enoch Royal Arch
Enoch Council
Jacques DeMolay
Knights Templar
Loyalty
Raster Star
Mikidetown
Royal Order of Jesters
Cumberland
Maryland
Hagerstown
Salvation Army
Imperial Council
Washington, D. C
Ambassador Hotel
Frederick County
Grover L. Michael
All Ghan Temple
Michael
Ill Miss Ruth Trout Reported Improved at Frederick City Hospital
Among The Sick Miss Ruth Trout, ill at Frederick City Hospital, spent a comfortable night and was reported as improved. Mr. David William Kolb, son of Mrs David Denmead Kolb, Braddock Heights and Washington, is recovering well after an appendicitis operation on Wednesday at National Homeopathic Hospital in Washington. Dr. Joseph Shearer performed the operation. Kolb, formerly in the furniture department at R. E. Powell Department Store in Salisbury, had gone to Washington after being taken ill.
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Ruth Trout
Frederick City Hospital
David William Kolb
David Denmead Kolb
Braddock Heights
Washington
National Homeopathic Hospital
N and Second Streets
Joseph Shearer
Kolb
R. E. Powell Department Store
Salisbury
Buckeystown Woman's Club Meeting Featured Talk and Nominating Committee
Mrs. E. G. Remsberg hosted the Buckeystown Women's Club with 16 members and 4 visitors present. Mrs. Earl Remsberg presided as president, a program on New Year greetings was given, and a nominating committee of A. E. McCuskey J. W. Ball and C. E. Mai was named to prepare a ticket for March elections. The February 8 meeting will include a member of President Roosevelt's Cabinet and his post and a program by the Walkersville Club.
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Buckeystown
C. E. Mai
Roosevelt
Personal notices of births birthdays and visits
Mr and Mrs J Arthur Grove announce the birth of an 84 lb daughter born Friday evening. Mother and daughter are doing nicely. Miss Mae Shankle Buckeystown returned after a month in Mt Vernon N Y guest of Miss Betty Vorth. Mr C Newton Trundle marks his 79th birthday at home on North Market Street reflecting on his birth date in January with snow on the old-time Frederick county day.
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J. Arthur Grove
Jefferson Street
Mae Shankle
Buckeystown
Mt. Vernon
Betty Vorth
Arth
Washington, D.C
C. Newton Trundle
North Market Street
Frederick County
Sykesville Turkey Supper Attendees and Local News
Sykesville notes report a turkey supper at Westwood hall Glenelg with attendees including Mrs W M Jones Mrs Albert Dudderar and Mrs Leroy Keeney. Mr and Mrs Harvey Noyes hosted guests Mr and Mrs Millard Jackson and Miss Martha Jackson. Also listed are Amanda Stansfield of Alpha who hosted a birthday dinner with Mollie M Brightwell Elizbeth Elworthy Alphin Sanner and Oscar Stansfield. A recent Elkton license granted to Ridgely Jones and Helen Stromberg of Howard County.
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Elizabeth Elworthy
Alphin Sanner
Oscar Stansfield
Elkton
Ridgely Jones
Local notices and ads from Mt. Pleasant area events
Local items list community suppers and events including Sheeley’s Sunday roast dinner menu and price 50 cents, oyster and chicken supper February 7 by Mite Society, Mt Pleasant Reformed Church Young Peoples classes oyster and chicken supper February 14, Ladies Auxiliary to F O E No 1067 supper January 31, Walkersville U B church turkey and chicken waffles suppers January 30 31, play Miss Blue Bonnet postponed to January 28, free dance at Ideal Gardens with various offerings, coal and freight ads from Charles F Gramer and Culler and Heffner, trappers notice and Frederick Junk Company selling raw furs hides and second-hand pipe. contact details and addresses included.
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Young Peoples
Mt. Pleasant Reformed Church
Itn
Frederick Junk Company
Frank Gastley
Chapel Alley
Third
Fourth Sts
Third St
Independent Hose Co meeting for Livine worship
Local notice asks all Independent Hose Co members and Ladies Auxiliary to attend Sunday night January 27 at seven o'clock at the engine house to participate in Livine worship at Evangelical Lutheran church. Chaplain Rev. Dr. Amos John Traver will speak on Are You Sane with musical numbers. Other fire companies invited.
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Independent Hose Co
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Engine House
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Amos John Traver
Fie
A. A, Radcliff
A. T. Brust
Ein
Building Lots for Sale in Frederick Area Near Park and Streets
Listing advertises multiple building lots with dimensions on College Park North Market Parkway Patrick Street Magnolia Avenue and other streets. Encourages buyers to cooperate on home building materials and labor to plan a spring construction project.
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College Park
North Market Soil
College Parkway
Market Street
Patrick St
Magnolia Ave
Fairview Ave
Jefferson St
Catoctin View
Fourteenth Street
Frederick Ave
Piaderick Ave
Taft
Patrick
Master Avenue
Barnt
Ariher
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William Wells
Richmond
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Grippe
Duncan
al- Ghan Temple
Hauptmann
Arthur Koehler
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Bruno Hauptmann
Sykesville
Sheeley
Mite Society of Presbyterian Church
Farnsworth's
Carrol and Patrick Sts
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Eagles Home
Lloyd C. Culler
St. John’s Hall
Walkersville
U. B
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Moncey
Frederick Production Credit Assn
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Charles F
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People's Service Drug
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W. Patrick St
A. E Fisher
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the News-Post
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Francis Bldcinger
Prederick
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Tie
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Court Street
Richard Pats
West Third
Ian
Lint
Paramount
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Towa
Harford Rocks
Cinemnety
Ohio
T. A Whitmore
Nationat
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North Market St
Mile
Charles Denone
The
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New York
West
Barett
Weeks
Arthur Flanigan
Wordshoro
SAP
Anny
Eis
Chiah Street
B. DeGrange
Wilson Avenue
RedAdee
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Frederick, MD
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Joserh McDivit
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Thomas H. Halter
Charles H. Conney
M. D
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James EH. Gamapait, Jr
Daniel Baker, JR
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P Lather Rice
Crick
Bard Road
Co City
Luther Rice
Croker
Noah E. Cramer
State Road
Middletown Valley
Baltinore
Furthre Particmars
Noah E
Cnamer & Son
Courld Street
Otlmore R Flautt
Potts & Griffin
T. Hickman
Doubs
Ali
Adamstows
Hyatts~ Town
Mwickerson
Germantown
Gatthers~burg
Rockville
Silver Spring
Takoma Park
Thiceman
Nsw
Phong
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Mt. Airy
Uncle Sam
Franklin
Rochester
N.Y
Wiliam B
Gutsholt
Elmer I. Eshleman
Federall Deposit & Tosurance Corp
Othtr Bankas
Christman Savings
Western Maryland ‘Truat Company
W. Clinton McSherry
W. E. Burall
Louis L. Wilson
Elizabeth
Hersperger
Orphans’ Court
Jefferson
Maggie M
Harley
Executrix
A. W. Matthews
Lealle N Coblentz
Ellen C Castle
Matyland
Bradley T. Halley
Alverta T Murphy
A. m. Aio
Netwern
Marsland
Preditch
John F. McCluhan
Mary P. Castie
Ellen G. Castie
T. G
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Eten
T. H. Mo
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Albert & Brown
Leo Weinserg
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