Work of Death Toll and Obituaries in Petersville
The notice lists the death of Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Tritapoe, age 71, with surviving husband and children in Petersville and nearby towns. Funeral set for Thursday at St. Pauls Lutheran, Jefferson, with interment in the adjacent cemetery. M. St. Etchison and Son handling arrangements. Also reports the death of Mrs. Emma Summers, 31, widow of Simon G. Summers, at her daughter’s home in Belaf, following dropsy after two weeks illness. survivors listed. Funeral to be held this morning with burial in Boonsboro cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel E. Tritapoe
Sarah Elizabeth Tritapoe
Petersville
Edward A. Trita’ Poe
Harry G. Trita‘poe
Washington
Earl E. Trita ‘Poe
A. R. Poffinberger
Jefferson
Ida Lee Tritappe
Samuel Compher
Burkittsville
Curtis Mann
Lovett'sville
Carrie Vincell
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Emma Summers
Simon G. Summers
Sherman Wolf
Béla
Summers
Lutteran Church
Eugene
Littlestown
Ezra
Boonsboro
Mary Marr
Williamsport
Louise Martz
Montana
John Flock
Myersville
Benevola
Sickness and injuries noted in local area report
Among the sick Lewis Zimmerman, son of Spencer Zimmerman, who injured his hand while operating a wheat fan at his uncle David L. Hedges home in Walkersville, is improved. Edith Thomas underwent an operation at Frederick City Hospital yesterday and is progressing well. Richard Snook, injured July Fourth on Steiner Ramsburg farm, remains unconscious per Dr Neighbors. Carlton Huffer, injured July 2 from a fall of a wheat load in Middletown Valley, is much better though not fully well per Dr Hauver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Zimmerman
Spencer Zimmerman
David L. Hedges
Walkersville
Edith Thomas
Frederick City Hospital
Richard Snook
Steiner Ramsburg
Neighbors
Carlton ‘Huffer
Middletown Valley
Dr. Hauver
Middletown
Express wagon blocks rear license tag. Pittsburgh man fined
A Pittsburgh man, C. W. Eiford, was fined $5 after Deputy Sheriff Henry F. Nusz found a small express wagon tied to the rear of his car obscuring the license. Eiford admitted automotive business with the tag hidden by the wagon and moved the wagon to clear the plate. A passage from an nearby street included heated remarks about the child in the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Eiford
Pittsburgh
J. Grahame Johnson
Henry F. Nusz
Beng Kiferd
Smoky City
Kiford
Summon Witnesses for Hearing Friday in Pittinger Murder Case
Sheriff Kipp plans Friday preliminary hearing for the Pittinger murder case. Officers will summon witnesses and interview locals near the scene while Bertha Pittinger and Arthur Wilson deny involvement and defend their innocence. Clothing found in the barn burned later, investigators note it might have shown a struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabmants
Sherif Charles
Aaron .R. Anderg
William” H. Pittinger
Bertha Pittinger
Arthur Wilson
Cofinger
Holden S.i Felton
D. Pringeton Buckey
Dng
Soroe
Pitlinger
Kipp
Pilinger
Anders
Pittinger
Wilson
Pittlirger
Man Land
Unusual Independence Service at First Lutheran Altoona
An unusual July 6 service at First Lutheran Church Altoona Pa commemorated the Declaration of Independence and the peace treaty, with a homecoming for soldiers and sailors. The program featured a Key monument photo and a Star Spangled Banner history talk by Dr Marion Justus Kline and Lt Col Fred J H Bloomhardt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Church
Altoona
Marion Justus Kline
Kine
Frederick
Charles T. Kline
Francis Scott Key
Mt. Olivet
Altoona Tribune
Key
Fred J H. Bloomhardt
Robbery Attempt at Dimond Bowling Alleys
Sunday night a would-be burglar tried to enter the Dimond Bowling Alleys through a back window behind the building. Three heavy iron bars protected the glass. two lower bars were pried loose but the intruder likely fled before continuing the break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimond
Two Frederick City Hospital Nurses Pass State Exams
Miss Margaret La Rue Clary and Miss Mary Lucretia Lakin from Frederick City Hospital joined 66 other nurses in passing the State Peed examinations. Sixteen hospital training schools were represented among the nurses taking the May exams and are now eligible for State registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Summer Complaint Endorsed For Children By Butler Father
Mr W G Campbell of Butler Tennessee reports using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for summer complaint in children. He says the remedy, when given with castor oil as directed and with proper diet, is safe and about ninety nine out of a hundred cases recover, noting the remedy's rise in use since Chamberlain's Colle. and Diarrhoea Remedy became common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Henry Jowett
Clark
Milla
N.Y
W.G. Campbell
Butler
Tenns
Saya
Childdren
Vice President slate names listed for election
The fragment lists multiple individuals associated with a vice presidential slate or ballot. Names include John 9. Bernsburg, Daniel Baker, Wt. G. Baker, C. H. Conroy, M. D. C.M. Thomas, P. L. Hargett, D. E. Kefauver, John 8. Newman, J. D. Baker, 3H. Gambrill Jr., Thos, H. H. Haller, H.D. Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 9. Bernsburg
Daniel Baker
Wt. G. Baker
C. H. Conroy
M. D
Methodists to Gather for Seventh Tri Reunion at Braddock Heights
The seventh annual Tri Methodists Reunion of Frederick county will be held at Braddock Heights on Thursday July 31. Denominations represented are the Methodist Episcopal, Methodist Episcopal Church South, and the Methodist Protestant. Speakers include Rev. J H Humphries, Rev Laurens Edwards, and Rev John Paul Tyler, all of Washington. Tyler formerly pastor at Trinity M E South and chaplain of the 325th Infantry, 82nd Division AEF. The reunion is expected to exceed prior years as war-time unity among churches strengthens the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Braddock Heights
Episco Pal
South
J. H’ Humphries
Rhode Island
Avenue Methodist
Laurens Edwards
Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church
John Paul
Dull Day for Cupid as Four Marriage Licenses Issued
Four marriage licenses were issued yesterday with three couples granted to wed. All brides were younger than their grooms. ages ranged from sixteen to twenty-two for brides and twenty-one to twenty-six for grooms. Licenses went to Ralph E Bere and Bertha Minnie of Burketsville. Lloyd Nathaniel Lilly and Elizabeth Laynor of El Ridge. Vernon Edward Mackey and Bealla Mantha Snowden, both colored, of Monrovia. Albert Andrew Leggett and Lilian Louce Atha of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
Ralph E. Bere
Bertha’ Minnie
Burketsville
Lloyd Nathaniel Lilly
Elizabeth Laynor
el Ridge
Vernon Edward Mackey
Bealla Mantha Snowden
Monrovia
Albert Andrew Leggett
Lilian ‘Louse Atha
Baltmore
Weather Brightens As Cool Spell With 85 Degree High Promises Relief
The forecast calls for fair and moderate temperatures with continued cool weather. A mid 80s high was recorded yesterday while the evening low reached 62 and morning temperatures were in the mid 70s, with a chance of rain and Frederick County expected to see more cool days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Opposition to Grove Farm Sale Ratification by Rau
Edward H. Rau brother of Dr. R. M. Rau through attorney Frank J. Stoner files petition to block ratification of Grove farm sale to Charles Wertheimer alleging inadequate price and offering $20,000 subject to court terms. Rau paid $2,000 as good faith and promises balance upon ratification. Wertheimer seeks ratification. sale at $18,211.37 total with $700 paid, plans include outbuildings a concrete bridge and new well. Grove heirs represented by H. Kieffer DeLauter United Engine Heron August. Also notes United Steam Fire Engine Co meeting: Ahearn Fox apparatus due mid August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Rau
R. M. Rau
Frank J. Stoner
Grove Farm
Charles Wertheimer
Wertheimer
Charles D. Grove
National Lake
Charles Gilpin
William Mines
John L. Dutton
Leo Weinberg
Grove Heirs
H. Kieffer DeLauter
New
United
United Steam” Fire Engine Company
Ahearn -Fox
Auto Crash Kills Washington Girl Near Ellicott City
A Baltimore to Washington trip ended tragically when Laura Blanchard of Washington died after a touring car struck a truck backing from the woods near West Friendship. Five others, including William Macklin and Lucile Mertole, were injured. Macklin was arrested on driving license charges as the group traveled back from Washington with Blanchard’s body. The accident occurred on a road about 10 miles west of Ellicott City when the car skidded and hit a tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Mike
West Friendship
Laura Blanchard
Washington, D. Cy
Wiliam F. Macklin
Washington
Lucile Mertole
Sixth Street
Northwest
Helen Nx, Wilson
Wilmington
Delaware
Mayfield
Ellicott City
Consolidated Gas and Electric Light and Power Company
Baltimore
Frederick
Macklin
Austin Baghmeagy
Motor, Vehicles of
Maryland
Braddock Heights
Uriver
Carle
Mackin
Lts
Mies Blanchard
Dr. Hebb
Ellcott City
Frank 0
Miller
France
France,was Called By Dr. Hebb
Inquiring Taxpayer Questions County Levy for Expenses
A local taxpayer asks the County Commissioners to disclose whether the current tax rate of 1.26 covers all expenses and certificates issued in the last year. The note seeks a public, transparent accounting for about thirteen thousand taxpayers, and asks for a reply. Also mentions wheat crop insurance ad and a town meeting note with various names and a community school event scheduled July 9, 1919.
In Memoriam and Notices from a Early 1900s Paper
In Memoriam heartfelt remembrance for Adam Luther Nickels who died three years ago on July 7 1916. Also notices seeking to buy good fre nds and mat trosaea names a phone for contact, and doctor notices about Ira J. McCurdy will be out of town until July. Includes musical verses about departed father and family expressions of loss plus wheat insurance ad and a political candidacy card for S B Kling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Luther Nickels
Ira
J. McCurdy
Rist
Card of Thanks and community notices from July event
We extend our thanks to neighbors and friends who were kind during our mother’s illness and to those who lent cars for her funeral. A Musical League Concert at Seminary Hall on July 15 at 8 15 p.m. Admission 26 cents plus tax. The Grace Reformed Sunday school Junior Department will hold a lawn fete at 413 Market Street on July 10 from 6 to 10 p.m. Homemade cake and candy on sale to benefit the building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's
Oxfords
Eek Lowen
Markey’s
Fred
Far, & Mech
Osborne
Frank L. Spitzer
Senpeeteere
Gilmore BR
Flautt ‘Boys
seveesDoll Bros
Matilda
D. J. Lee
Potts & Griffin
John Ulrich
H. D. Etchison
Naomi Krepps Picnie
Evvah
Grove Lawn Fete
Grace
Kid Taylor
Matty M'Zuder
Musical League
Seminary ‘Hall
Oor
Grace Reformed Sunday School
H. Abbott
Market Street
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Po. M
Bly Special ‘Dispatch
Washington, D. C
United States Weather. Bureau
Sements
nevdGe
Kemp
Edinburg Scoteman
Altoona, Pa
M. J Kline
Citizens' National Bank
John D. Hendrickson
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J. D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
H.D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Suaciier
Orbsehs
Arick’s
Samuel G. Duvall
Cabbier
Joseph McDivit
Cashier
Ohmudren's
Methodists
Jack Frost
C. D. Grove Farm
Commis
Baughman
Aldgeville
Mee
Automobile
Shookstown Pike
Stato Road
Ae of Court
Imeurance
Ascident Insurances
Court
Matty M'Zader
Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
Fair Grounda
Heds
Mat
Trosaea
Froderick
Father
Heavenly Mansions
Automobile For Hire
Cali
R. Frederick
Harry M. Eader
Jesus
Naomi Krepps
Noah E. Cramer
Buck
JOHN_N
Ramsburg
Wall Flower
Braddock” Dancing Pavillion
E.T. Grove
Hana’ Court
Jetters Contamantary
Aciodonnell Lee
Speatiguok County
Ma’ Atilda
D J. Lee
Executriz
Salem
Orpn
Frederice County
Wm. T. Wagner
Ogee Aes Sune Torm
Orphans’ Court
Thia
Wm. Ft. Wagner
D.a
Seventown
Smith
John. L
Aldridge
Orphans Court
Avronomies Fouaane
FORD
P Trucks
Cramer'a
Mualestr
Barenin
Stor
Erate-Service
Thomas P
RICE
North Market
Eugend H., Augh
John N. Clary
Awer
Écatetaing
Nate
Miarket Street
Patrick Street
Patries Street
Weat 2Nd
Weat We Street
Mortoagn Ave
County
Adams
Tredick
Walkeravi
Mahinaton
Grateon HL
Ae ‘ Ie
Lewis R Dertzbaugh
Ian “Castle
Brederick
Mey
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