Death notices of Harriet Ann Smith and Lewis A Kolb
Harriet Ann Smith aged about eighty died Saturday at Montevue Hospital after weeks as patient. She was a longtime servant and All Saints Protestant Episcopal church member. Funeral today at noon in All Saints chapel, Rev Dougles Hooff officiating. interment in Baltimore Tuesday. Lewis A Kolb died at home near Pearl Saturday at 6:30 PM, age 79. Survived by wife, three sons, one daughter. funeral from home today at 3 PM, burial in Mrs Olivet Cemetery. Funeral directors: Thomas P. Rice and C. Carty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Ann Smith
Montevue Hospital
East Church St
All Saints Protestant Epiocopal Church
All Saints’ Chapel
Dougles Hooff
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore
Thomas P. Rice
Lewis A. Kolb
Pearl
Daniel and
Caroline Brengle Kolb
Clayton K
Ladiesburg
Walter L
Cincinnati
Reuben
Paul A. Hobbs
Mrs. Olivet Cemetery
C. C. Carty
Funeral for James E. Watkins Held by Local Lodge
The funeral took place Saturday at 2 30 P M from Thom as P Rice parlors with Rev W C Royal officiating. The Frederick Nest No 1850 Order of Owls attended and held grave services. Pallbearers were Charles Green L M Beard Winfield Phelps Charles Harshman Howard Harris and John D Shankle. Interment in Mt Olivet Cemetery. Thomas P Rice, funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Watkins
Thomas P. Rice
W. C. Royal
Order of Owls
Charles Green
L. M. Beard
Winfield Phelps
Charles Harshman
Howard Harris
John D. Shankle
Mt. Olivet
PURELY PERSONAL Mrs and Mrs Haller James Visit in Thurmont
Washington visitors return home while Thurmont hosts a string of locals visiting relatives and attending events. Birth noted for Mary Shipley’s family. several Thurmont residents host friends from Baltimore Baltimore and other areas for the summer. Osteopathic convention in New York draws attendees from across the United States and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haller James
Washington
M. Shipley
Dulaney Avenue
Thomas Jones
Ridgler
Fannie Landers
East Orange
N. J
H. A. Landers
Thurmont
Gertrude Creager
John Tenney
Hagerstown
Clemence Wilhide
Evers Wilhide
W. C. Waltemyer
Ada Crouse
Altamont Avenue
E. Grace Firor
Baltimore
Z. I. Mackley
BE. C. Kefauver
Lilian
Lee Gilbert
Laurel
W. W. Zimwerman
Maynard Freeze
Kenneth
Robert
Richmond
Freeze
W. L. Martin
West Main Street
William Kain
van Devanter
Misses Powell
Mabel Wilhide
Liberty
Elizabeth Wedges
West Second Street
Sue Halton
Portsmouth
Halton
Virginia Syre
Margaret Lreslles
Rye
New York
E. L. Schmid
North Market Street
Association
United States
Kathryn Stokes Perry
Rosewood Training School
Frederick
Eleanor Loeb
Rose Stern
Braddock Heights
Bernard Shreves
Foxall Road
North
Ida Marsden
Christmas Trees as a Crop in New Jersey Land
A forester in New Jersey plans to plant 40 acres of land with about five thousand trees per acre at an estimated cost of 40 dollars. In six to seven years each harvested tree could be worth thirty cents, with potential gains up to 1500 dollars. The plan aims to show Christmas and nursery trees as a profitable crop in dense settlements. Dorothy Loy, daughter of Mr and Mrs Park W T Loy, is reported as improving after a period of illness.
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New Jersey
Bible Thought SPIRITUAL WEAPONS
A brief religious note highlights the verse 2 Corinthians 10 4 that spiritual weapons are not earthly but mighty through God to pull down strongholds, emphasizing faith over physical force. The message urges reliance on divine power for victory in struggles and defenses against spiritual opposition.
Deserter Arrested: Lipker Held Pending Camp Return
Doble Davidson Lipker, about 25, accused as an Army deserter from Camp Quantico, Va., was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Allen Bartgis and jailed. He admitted leaving about June 26 and said he worked as a painter in the city. He will be returned to Quantico Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doble Davidson Lipker
Quantico
Allen Bartgis
Bartgis
Lipker
Baltimore and Ohio
Kentucky
Bartsis
New Market Women's Club Holds Meeting
The New Market Women's Club hosted its regular meeting with delegates invited from county clubs. About 50 attendees heard program items by Lucille Nicodemus Anna Haines Ruth Nicodemus and Dorothy Emerson among others. Clubs across the county plan further meetings with Buckeystown Mt Pleasant Myersville Wolfsville Hyattstown scheduling events this week.
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Women’s Club of
New Market
H. L. Davis
Lucille Nicodemus
Reading
Anna Haines
N. Hu Altbaugh
Jessie Shawbaker
Ruth Nicodemus
Scott Starr
Sidney Hammond
Lucile Nicodemus
Dorothy Emerson
Girls
Clu
Jimerson
Buckeystown
Hayes Lamar
Mt. Pleasant
Bartholow
Elizabeth Thompson
Adamstown
Farm Bureau
Myersville
Wolfsville
Hyattstown
Bees and the Bee Sting Question From Adventure Magazine
Jack Beater recalls two bee encounters from his youth asking why he was spared stings. He describes planting cracker caps in a hive and a hay field incident with a bee nest, noting he survived while others were stung. He seeks an explanation for his unusual immunity.
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Jack Beater
Adventure Magazine
Cuban beauty Carmita Ferrandez Ramos wins title
Line's Busy Senorita Carmita Ferrandez Ramos was declared the most beautiful girl in Cuba. She works as a long distance telephone operator and since winning the prize has answered more calls than usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senorita Carmita Ferrandez Ramos
Cuba
Debate on Automobile in U B Sunday School
In the United Brethren Sunday School opening, a brief debate weighed the automobile as a curse versus a blessing. 215 attended, many members driving there, and cars parked near the church. The day included a sermon series on Jesus and a Sunday evening study on Abraham and Isaac. The annual Braddock Heights picnic is Thursday at 1:30 with special cars from East Patrick Street car barn. Regular prayer, Women’s Missionary Society, and Christian Endeavor meetings are scheduled midweek and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Sunday School
C. Thomas Summers
John Fisher
W. C. Roderick
Reno
Harp
Jesus
Abraham
Isaac
Braddock Heights
East Patrick Street
Women's Missionary Society
Charlies Falk
The
Christian Endeavor
Largest Crowd at Heights Song Service in Season
The Braddock Heights song service drew the season’s largest crowd Sunday evening. Rev. L. Flickinger of Shepherdstown gave the principal address on Christian Endeavor teachings. Prof. Charles Cassel directed music. Merrie L. Reddick led the meeting. Walkersville pastor T. C. Sheller read scripture. Mrs. Joseph T. Pyles sang. Next Sundays will be led by the Baptist conference.
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Braddock Heights
Christian Endeavor
L. Flickinger
Shepherdstown
Charles MM. Cassel
Dlagerstown
Mr. Flickinger
Merr} L. Reddick
Walkersville
Frederick County
Baptist Conference
Stock market buying grows more confident
Buying of a more confident character came into the stock market during the morning as prices rose. Gains of a point or more were common among industrial shares with United States Steel common lagging. Non-dividend paying carriers and investment railroads were in demand and holding firm. Call money opened at 5 percent and the closing was heavy with about 600000 shares traded. Alderman John 5 Renn has a cow that gave birth to twin calves on Saturday.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Steel
Call
Poultry Wanted at Dinninger’s Grocery Highest Prices Paid
Local store Dittinger’s Grocery advertises poultry buying at top rates. Farmers urged to bring chickens and other fowl to sell, promising premium payments and quick cash.
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Dittinger's Grocery
Fast Third
Astrante
Chapel Alley
East Third Street
Stolen and Fire-Damaged Nash Car Belongs to Page Webber
A 1923 Nash automobile owned by Page Webber of Knoxville was stolen Saturday night and found burned and wrecked near Martinsburg on Sunday afternoon. Deputies Chew and Bunkles traced it from Halltown to Martinsburg but no suspects or motives were learned. The recently purchased car disappeared while Webber left it in front of his home.
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Nash
Page Webber
Knosxville
Sherif Joseph BE. Chew
Morgan Runkles
Martinaburg
Mr. Webber
Chew
Bunkies
Webber
Card of Thanks and notices from Frederick area
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors for kindness after illness and death of wife and mother. Notices mention no dancing or chanting lessons at Braddock Heights, a public sale July 14 of household items, plus various ads for tutoring, auctions, and local services. Also includes banking report and a real estate ad offering a Frederick home with frontage on a pike and 600 feet depth for a poultry or truck farm buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Myers
West Fourth Street
Cash
John L, Dutrow
Walter L, Rice
Frederick
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Park W. T. Loy
Bible Thought
WBA
Perl
Quantico, VA
NEW Market Women’s Club
Helen Jarvis
Paris
U. B
Weer
Heights Song Service
Speaker Baptists
John
Renn
Knoxville
Staub
Reynolds
Calvin C. Zimmerman
M. E. Cottage
Tom Ordeman
West Third Street
K M. Shapro
Far County
J. PT. Joy
Graceham
Maryland
Rute
Mt. Carmel Christian Endeavor Society
P. J. Carpenters
Baltimore Pike
Society of the Preventors of Cruelty To Animals
M. C. Ay
J. A. Tamison
W. A
Cumberland
Western Maryland
Spring Gap
Frederick Typewriter Exchange
R. H. Davidge
West Patrick Street
Seventh
Bentz
C. Allen McHenry
Taxi-Cab Service Company
F. H. Despeaux
South Market Street
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley
Patrick-Court Building
John Markey
Chas
Mathias
W. A Jeon
West Third St
Xews-Post
East Second St
North Market St
Park Ave
Wachter Bros
Patrick Street
Wm. D. Bowers Lumber Co
State Road
Braddock
Valley View
Charles D. Minnick
Frederick, Md
Howard County
Tt. R
E. B. Cromwell
F. C. Woodbine
W. HH
Menn
South Market St
Political Notices
Nee
Aving
Sherif
John J. Winpigler
Orphans’ Court
George T. Roderick
Dimon
Wimon
Charles W. Smith
Thomas
Chapline
West Patrick
Merril FF
Morarty
Automobile Methanic Young Motor Car Co
Mra
Jacob Rosenstock
T-T
Muse Peep Bate
Yrarket St
CL A. Degrange
Als
Yellow Springs
Corles Room
Francis Scott
Key Hotel
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens National Bank, Or
Tovka
Federal Reserve Bank
Pccm Ccrt
U. S
TACO
Carhier
Capoasita
Auboot
Recarve
Reese
State of
County of
Wm. G. Zimmerman
Ceshler
Ray Kennedy
Hangett
Thomas H. Haller
Holmes D. Baker
Gilmore
RB. Flautt
4Th St
Trail Ave
Bath
West South St
East Church
College Park
Tor N. Bentz
West 4Th St
East Ard St
McMurray St
Madison St
East 7Th St
Rosemont
Elm St
Mets
Monrovia
Starr Road
Buckeyatown
Buckingham
Gilmore R. Flautt
Offea
Realdence
N. R. & D. Mantz
Royal Society Pack
Thomas P. Rion
Thomas Price
Sean
John N. Clary
Macadam Road
Mortgage A É Investment Company
Markell H. Nelson
Real Estate Department
W. Patrick Sr
Markwoond
Dill Avenue
West End
Markwood D. Harp
Pythian Castle
Grayson H, Mercer
Grayson H
Mercer
South Market
Posseasion
City
Dear Mt
Grayson H. Mercer
K.P. Bulaing
Cramer & Stauffer
Nash & Cramer
John H. Stauffer
West Third Bt
Urbana
Mt. Pfearant
Srance
Grick
Jefferson Bt
N. Market
Park Ava
Washington St
Lewistown
Poasesaton
4Th St Ofke
Cramer & Stauffer, IE
Church St
W. M. Jolliffe
Price
Terma Emsy
East Second Street
N. Jolliffe
West & i i
St Frederick, Md
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