Three Obituaries From Walkersville Area Dwellings
Mrs. Martha Ellen Zimmerman 72 of Walkersville died on her rear porch after a sudden collapse while finishing supper. Survived by eight sons, a daughter Miss Fannie Zimmerman, 19 grandchildren, and a sister and brothers. funeral tomorrow at noon at her home with Rev. Charlie A. Shilke delivering services. Interment Mt. Hope Woodboro. Infant Margaret Rebecca Hardman died at 5 months old at 29 South Market Street. Funeral Wednesday at 10 from parents’ home. interment St John’s Cemetery. Mrs. Ivy Eschelberger Freshour aged 86 of Baltimore formerly Walkersville died Sunday night. Survived by husband Harry Freshour, daughter Mary, and many siblings. Funeral Wednesday 11 at Woodsboro Lutheran Church with Rev. Miller and Rev. Patterson. interment Mt. Hope Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ellen Zimmerman
David Zimmerman
Walkeraville
Fannie Zimmerman
Raymond Zimmerman
Edward
Albert D
Harry E
Walkersville
Luther C
Hagerstown
William
Emory D
Baltimore
Ilen G. Zimmerman
Charlie
Shilke
Mt. Howe Cemetery
Woodeboro
K. G. Putman
Margaret Rebecca
David N. Hardman
South Market Street
Grove
St. John’s Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Harry Freshour
Ivy Eschelberger Freshour
N. Carey Street
Freshour
Clara Douglass
Woodsboro
Mr. Freshour
Lutheran Church
Mary Freshour
Lewis Elliott
Marion Eichelberger
Roxie Zimmerman
Frederick
Hershey Eichelberger
Good Intent
Russell Hichelberger
Emmitt Eichelberger
Claude Hichelberger
Paul Douglass
R H. Miller
R. S. Patterson
Mt. Hope Cemetery
E. E. Hooper
Mt. St. Mary’s
Ommitsburg
Elizabeth Heatwole
Raymond Shank
Westchurch Street
Washington
Romney
W. Va
M. Ramsburg
Emporia
Kansas
Frederick County
McClellan Shook
Haller James
Charles W. Martz
Ignatius’ Bjorlee
Maryland
Cornelia Ross McSherry
Charles W. Ross
Court Square
Arthur Sullivan
Kitty Sullivan
Hot Springs
Ark
Court Street
Mt. Airy
Nettie F. Jones
East Church Street
Columbia University
New York City
W. D. Feely
Washington, D. C
Braddock Heights
Eliason
C. W. Eliason
Brookstyn Navy Yard
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Mrs Powell in Woodsboro
A July 7 gathering at Mr and Mrs L C Powell home in Woodsboro celebrated Mrs Powell s birthday with games music and a decorated table featuring a 46 candle cake Refreshments followed Attending were family friends and neighbors including EB Powell Ernest Powell Wm Smith Crum Boller Cra mer Delaplane Dorcus Cramer and many others listed by name in attendance text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Powell
Woodsboro
Ernest Powell
Wm. Smith
Wm. Crum
Charles Crum
R. M. Boller
Harvey Harris
Paul Douglas
Carl Boller
Murry Cramer
Emma Delaplane
Charles Dorcus
Ethel Crum
Lillian Shipley
Elizabeth Boller
Madeline Tootz
Laura Anders
Lillian Shank
Amanda Cramer
Mary Powell
Nadine Eichelberger
Iittle
Mary Cramer
Messrs
Cramer Powell
Wm. Powell
Sherman Powell
Elwood Powell
Wilbur Wachter
Alien Cramer
Heart Cramer
Austin Cramer
Lewis Powell
Kenneth Elliott
Kenneth Eichelberger
Wilbur Stout
Carl Boller. Jr
Statehouse encounter and a note on sandal making
In the Indiana statehouse a deputy attorney general Dale Steushurs was approached by a foreign speaking man asking for the “plum office” and jobs. Stansbury directed the inquirer to the custodian's office. The piece also mentions Mexican workers making sandals from discarded car parts and notes demand for larger track times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Song
Alam
Dale Steushurs
Statehouse
Stansbury
Inquirer
Indianapolls
Mish declares for Congress on wet policy in Sixth District
State Senator Frank W. Mish of Hagerstown announces his candidacy for Congress on a platform favoring repeal of the Volstead Act and government regulation of beer and wine. He faces Cy Cummings in a dry district fight and cites his business and public service record, including banking, farming, and prior political roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Mish
Hagerstown
Congress
Cy” Cummings
Montgomery County
Frederick N. Zihlman
Mish
Zihlman
First National Bank of
Terminal Storage and Ice Company
Board of Street Commissioners
Board of Education
State Board of Education
Washington County
State Senate
General Assembly
Sixth Congressional
John Walter Smith
Mr. Mish
Key Post American Legion Holds Meeting This Evening
The Francis Scott Ker Post American Legion meets at the Armory this evening in a reception style gathering for Col. Amos W. Woodcock the state commander on his first visit. Mrs George Birely leads a refreshments committee with Mrs Elmer F Munshower Mrs G Hunter Bowers Mrs Paul Rhoads Mrs Daniel E Leatherman and Mrs Royal P Kemp assisting. The post plans to discuss department debt relief with letters being sent to other posts to solicit cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Paul Rhoads
Clarence L. A. Dowsing
James Gaines
Amos W. W. Woodcock
American Legion
Department of Maryland
Woodcock
Too Much Brass at Ritz. War Profiteer Mocked in Dinner Tale
Samuel Untermeier recalls a social disparity tale at a Ritz dinner where a war profiteer’s party featured an orchestra and a servant class quip about meal seating. Separate notes report Tanana Valley Alaska wheat yields in 1927 and high local spring wheat production near Fairbanks, with a remark on the value of advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Untermeier
New York
Ritz-Carston
Fifth Avenue House
Butlet
Tanana Valley
Alaska
Cate
Harter
Mataguska Station
Fairbanks Station
Inquiring Reader Names Blue Ridge League Favorites
THH Inquiring Reporter asks residents for favorite baseball players. Bennett name Buck Rameey from the Blue Ridge League. Kreh praises Joe Judge of the Washington team. Talley favors Sherdel of the St Louis Cardinals. Herring cites Blethyn in the Blue Ridge League. another Herring praises Rogers Hornsby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Anaware
William 8. Bennett
East South
Buck Rameey
Howard L. Kreh
Madison Street
Joe Judge
Washington
Marion Talley
West Fourth Street
Sherdel
St. Louis Cardinale
Andrew Herring
East Church Street
Blethyn
Frank Herring
East Patrick Street
Rogers Hornaby
Purely Personal Visits Across Frederick and Emmitsburg
A parade of locals and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Julian Shanholt and daughters Margaret and Geneva with several Kitzmillers in Cumberland and Akron dropped in on Mrs. Kate Perry. Emmitsburg hosted Kennedy relatives and Shuff family members while Worthington and Worthington kin visited Dorsey Boyle and Miss Paula Mentzer. Several others from Frederick joined in summer visits, trips to Greensburg, and a Mt. St. Marys College baseball camp at Michaux State Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Shanholt
Margaret
Geneva
Ida Kitzmiller
Cumberland
Pauline Kitzmiller
Akron
Kate Perry
Thomas Kennedy
Paul Kennedy
May
Rose
Ruth Kennedy
John Roddy
Emmitsburg
Mary Shuff
Frederick
M. F. Shuff
John Worthington
Dorsey Boyle
Dorothy Worthington
Paula
George Mentzer
Emmitesburg
William RF. Slemmer
Greensburg
George Myer
Victim Encased in Molten Iron at Midvale Steel Works
Philadelphia dated report states Andrew Poltarak of 1653 Ruffner Street was killed when a furnace spigot opened pouring molten iron over him as he shoveled sand beneath the furnace. His body reportedly encased in metal and set for burial. Separate note mentions color blindness can be overcome through training with examples from railroad conductor and Dr Brawley with color education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Midvale
Andrew Poltarak
Ruffner Street
Poltarak
Nim
Theron
Southern Railway
Brawley
Cleveland News-Leader
American History Day by Day highlights on July 11
Notes mark events tied to July 11 across centuries including John Quincy Adams birth in 1767, Norwalk destruction in 1779, Savannah evacuation in 1782, first Methodist sermon in Boston, Hamilton duel fatality, Eastport capture in 1814, 1861 Senate expulsions, and 1868 Draft Riots in New York City. This compact chronicle preserves key dates and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Quincy Adams
Jona Adams
United States
Norwalk
Conn
Savannah
Boston
America
Aston Burt
Alexander Hamilton
Hamilton
Eastport
United States Senate
Funerals for Mis Alice J Youn Held at West Patrick
The funeral for Mis Alice J Youn was held at her home 249 West Patrick Street yesterday afternoon at 2. Rev Robert E Lang of Jefferson Lutheran Church led services. Pallbearers were Stanley Shafer Samuel H Greenwald DeVilla Brish William Brish William Herwig and Roger Brad Wolfe. Interment followed at the Lutheran Cemetery in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
Alice J. Youn
West Patrick Street
Robert E. Lang
Jefferson Lutheran Church
Stanley Shafer
Samuel H. Greenwald
DeVilla Brish
William Brish
William Herwig
Roger Brad Wolfe
Middletown
M. R. Etchison and Son
Timely specials and local notices from a midweek issue
Local advertisement line items list child shoes and hosiery with prices, retail offers near Empire Theatre, and an ice cream festival at Mt. Zion M E Church on July 13 and 15. Also sale notices for a 1922 Durant touring car at 700, a Buick renderer demo, and a July clearance sale on summer goods and hair switches. Public notices include a meeting of the American Legion on July 11 and a junk yard parts sale in Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Zion M. E
McKaty
A. Case
A. R. Donald
Bank Report of Condition Citizens National Bank Frederick 1922
A detailed balance sheet style report from Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland dated June 30 1922 outlines resources including loans and discounts United States government securities, deposits with Federal Reserve Bank and other banks, cash items and reserve funds. Liabilities show capital stock surplus undivided profits deposits and amounts due to Federal Reserve Bank and other banks. Official swearing by cashier William G Zimmerman before a notary public on July 7 1922 authenticates the figures.
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Frederick
Maryland
Dome of Business
U. S. Covernment Securitea
United States
Includin Premiuus Bny
Wevaseeee
Federal Reserve Bank
United Srater
U. S
Farmland Listings Near Frederick and Westminster Maryland
A large 158 acre dairy farm with a brick house a new cyclone barn and water quality priced as a fine investment near Frederick. Another 138 acre farm near Westminster offers a brick mansion bank barn 50 by 90 acres meadows apples and running water valued at 16560 dollars. Plus a 36 acre village truck and poultry farm with fruit water and improvements priced at 3500 dollars. Real Estate Mortgage and Investment Company Markell H Nelson Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike
Hard Road
Frederick
Sevenroom House
New Bank Bern
Fina Hank Hern
Anne
Burburban
West End
West Third Street
Karkwood D. Harp
Pythian Castle Building
Joan
Westminster
Thomas P. Rice Funeral Director Announces Reasonable Prices
The advertisement promotes THOMAS P. RICE Funeral Director at 406 North Market Street with a motto of value received and a moderate service charge. It appeals to discriminating people who want to pay only for services received and lists telephone contact 536.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Rice
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
W N JOLLIFFE PROPERTY FOR SALE LISTING
W N JOLLIFFE REAL ESTATES lists numerous farms and homes for sale across Frederick Adams Urbana Buckayatown Unionville Adamstown Petersville and nearby areas. Prices range from thousands to tens of thousands with acres from 8 to 240 and features including modern homes good buildings fencing and water access. Contact 5 West Church Street phone 649 for details and terms.
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Bern
Fairy Farm
Cement Road
Dil Ave
Mercer, Real Extere and Incurance
Frederick, M& . Tythian Castl
Adamstown
Frederick
Jefferson
Urbana
Buckayatown
Unionville
Mt. Pleasant
Johnaville
Petersville
Monrovia
Union Bridge
W. N. Jolliffe
West Church Street
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the Daily News
KEY Post
State Department
Dewn Advertising
Gignty
Far Eastern Republic
Central Eunope
Germany
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
Austra
Hungary
Oxford
Empire Theatre
Weinberg
Church Street
George
J. A. Jamison
Hunter Bowers
Buick
Robert F. Barrick, Weat
South and
Ice Streets
Jones
Potts & Griffin
Court St. Frederick, Md
Phebus Junk Yard
Citizens’ National Bank
Citzens National Bank
State of
Wm. G. Zimmerman
Oe Cantler
J. Harry Kennedy
C. H. Conlefy
John Smith
P. L. Hargett
Winchester Street
Holmes D. Baker
W. Directors
Luella -Marriotte Hesson
W. Patrick
Key Hotel
East Fifth Street
Reliable Junk Company
Snyder’s
City Opera House
Court House Steps
Fifth St
N. Market St
Buckinagan
Bobyne
Ficer Central Trust Bank
M. H. Nelson
Clayborne Zimmerman
Aia
Delco
ASTOR
National Barber Shop
Clarence E. Devilblas
Kitchener
Mia
J. A. Harbin
Braddock
Waz
East Street
Bion Firestone
Apbiy A. L Crawford
Hemton
Salfe
Frank A. Doll
Fraterick
Kcan
J. A. Kidwiter
South Market St
Barmera
Branten and
Gach
Cramere
Harry R Tyervar
Trederick
Peart
Arf
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xEw
Ant
Howard Schade
Frederick Md
the News Job Printing Office
John D. Hendrickson
Tulzp
Canton
State Road
College Park
Insurance
Court St
Wrederick, Md
Markwood D. Harp
East Taird St
Patrick St
North Market Atrest
EL Third
Market Street
John N. Clary
Real Estate. Mortgage and Investment Company
Markell H. Nelson
Real Estate Department
W. Patrik St
Jare
Cramer & Stauffer
Noan E. Cramer
John 8. Stauffer, Jr
Weedeboro
Bolting
Mountaindale
Mt Pleasant
E. Church St
City
Atrex
Adaretown
Fate Rosé
Iota College
Church
Grayson H. Mercer
Gratson AL Nercer
News Office
W.N. Jolliffe
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