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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1919

Page

5

Death notices and obituaries from Union Bridge area

Randolph J. Barrick of near Union Bridge died at his brother S W Barrick’s Woodsboro home, aged around 80. Survived by wife Sarah Kieffer, daughter Mrs Clayton Houck, and brother S W Barrick. Funeral at Church of God in Woodsboro officiated by several pastors. pallbearers were nephews. Also noted are death notices for Mrs George T Stull, Harry William Drenner, Miss Emma Dora Andrews, Mrs Mary Catherine Hull, and an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Medicine.

Randolph J. Barrick Union, Bridge S. ‘W. Barrick Woodsboro Sarah &. Kieffer Clayton Houck Union Bridge S. W.barrick Church of God In Woodeboro Harry Gonso L. M. Murray John A. Sakten L. C. Powell and Company George T. Stull Rose Bavaria Stull East Fourth Street Bernard David William Harry Albert Keeney York Calvin “Keeney Fountain Rock Leroy Keeney Harry Patterson Mt. Olivet Thomas P. Rice Harry W. Drenner Harry William ‘Drenner Charles FP. Drener Sharpsburg Masonic Lodge Brotherhood of Railway Conductors K. of Brunswick Church of God Cunningham Masser Mountain View Cemetery Emma Dora Andrews Charles Emma F. Andrews Wisner Street Mra William D. Lipps William P. Barthlow Mamie’ ‘Andrews Frederick Cleveland Guy Andrews T Mary Catherine Hull Mary D. Frank. Hull Washington County Hospital Hagerstown Hull Pryor Frederick County Edward M. W Kieffer L. Victor G. Richard Hull David Franklin Hall Cincinnati Oak Hill Ave Harms St. John’s Marselena M. Babel E. T. Grove North Market Street G. Rupp Evangelical Lutheran Church Dr. Rupp Ruth Carty God H. C. Zacharias H. A. ‘Hahn J. E

Pittinger Hearing Looms In Murder Case At Jail

Bertha Pittenger and Arthur Wilson, jailed on murder charges in the death of William H. Pittenger, may face a preliminary hearing before Justice J. Grahame Johnson on Wednesday. Sheriff Klipp plans witness summons and discussions with Judge Johnson and State's Attorney Anders to set a date. If evidence warrants, they may be remanded for grand jury. if not, release is possible. Both prisoners attended prison services and professed innocence, with Pittenger recounting threats by her husband and Wilson denying involvement as officials investigate possible additional suspects.

Mra Bertha Pittinger Arthur’ Wilson William H.pittinger J._Grahame’ Johnson Charles H. Klipp Johnson State Anders Tian Mia Pittinger Wilson Pitteng Kim Wilson Place Oficiala Pittenger Secon Samuel Clingan LeGore’s Woodsboro Littlestown Johnsville Pitténger Pa Wilson Pittengér

Among the Sick and Injured in the City

Mr. Robert M. Lease is confined by illness. Mrs. George Yinger of 23 West Fifth Street has suffered a paralysis stroke but is slowly improving. Miss Lena Seeger of Patrick Street is able to be out. Miss Margaret Gomber of South Market Street fell and broke an arm. Miss Florence Mealey of East Third Street has muscular rheumatism but is improving.

Robert M. Lease George Yinger West Fifth Street Lena Seeger Patrick ‘Street Margaret Gomber South Market ‘Street Dain Florence Mealey Stalin

Motor Train to Stay Overnight in Frederick

Late this afternoon a War Department ordered Motor Transport Train from Washington to California was expected to arrive in Frederick. Arrangements were under way to accommodate the train overnight due to probable late arrival.

Washington California War Department Frederick

Female robbers attempt burglary at Reese home on West Fifth Street

Three or more suspects, including a man and a woman with a third unknown, tried to enter William H. Reese’s home at about 3 am. Reese woke to a noise and saw a woman at the window, then the trio fled after leaving a key in the lock. George Davis on West Fifth reported a stolen watch last night, suggesting the same party may have burgled his house nearby.

William H. Reese Weat Fifth Street Jeese George Davis Weat Fifth Street Reese

Penna Boys Band Delights Frederick Crowd On Summer Tour

A DuBois Pennsylvania boys band of 45 members led by C Luther Lowe toured by auto to Washington D C after performing in Frederick and other towns. They travel by ten cars and an auto truck, camp along the route, and include a cymbalist son of the manager. The group, not for profit, aims to foster music interest and youthful camaraderie, with a physician in the party and a peripatetic schedule including Altoona Hagerstown and Baltimore stops.

DuBois Washington Frederick C. F. Taylor Lowe Schley New Themelven Altoona Hagerstown J. J. Pollum Baltimore Gettysburg York Lancaster Harrisurg Williamsport

Frederick Allegany War Over Prisoners Ends In Confusion

Frederick and Allegany county authorities clash over arresting gypsies and the carnival operator J Stanley Roberts. Allegany seeks Roberts for gaming charges. Frederick claims no enforceable order. Gypsies remain in Frederick jail as officers from Cumberland and Allegany converge without a clear resolution.

Funeral Notices and Services From Local Churches

Funeral notices report on several bereavements including Marselena M Babel, Charlotte D Murphy, Joseph Bell, and infant Dorothy Stover. Details cover service times, locations, pallbearers, interment sites, and officiants with funeral directors named. Additional note cites former pastor Fr Alphonse Coppens.

Bank notice on Victory Liberty Loan bonds delivery

President Vice-President Samuel G. Duvall and staff list appear in a bank notice inviting customers to settle and receive Victory Liberty Loan 4% bonds ordered through the bank. The call to action urges prompt bank pickup and settlement.

Victory Liberty

Anti Race Track Gambling and Sunday Observance Movement

Dr Howard Kelly and Dr W Davis lead the Christian Citizenship League pressing for a law to abolish race track gambling in Maryland. They, with John T Stone Henry S Dalaney Joshua Levering and others, urge Governor Harrington to enforce Sunday observance amid concerns over baseball at Orioles Park and public church-state issues.

Howard Kelly W. ‘W. Davis Frederick Middletown Graryland Davis Christian Citizenship League John T. Stone Henry S. Dalaney Joshua Levering Maryland Emerson C. Harrington Christian Citizen Dr. Davin Frederick Countian Harrington Oriole -Pary Baltimore

Gibbs-Why do you strike for a loan at every meeting

Local mentions list scattered notes from the New Haven Register and Utica items. Dr Ira J McCurdy plans to be away until July 21. Sunday School picnic announced for Miller's Grove near Lewistown on Saturday August 16. Tractor demonstration by Feick Tractor on Tuesday July 8 at 2 pm, field owned by Northern Central Railroad on Sixth Street extended. Noah B Cramer & Son announces candidacy for County Commissioner subject to Republican primary in September. Dancing class at Braddock Pavilion, Mondays 8 9:30 and Thursdays 8 9:20.

Utica Miller's Grove Lewistown Frederick Harry M. Dader Northern Central Railroad Bart

Parking Ordinance Warns Fredericksburg Drivers on Saturday

Frederick police distributed printed notices on Saturday detailing the local parking ordinance governing Saturdays. Cards attached to unoccupied cars and handed to drivers explained time limits and enforcement plans. Girl Scouts Of Frederick Head to Linganore Hills Camp With Miss Mary Sappington leading a group of sixteen girls from the city troop.

Frederick Mary Sappington Toth Linga Hore Hills Sap Bington

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