Wallace A. Mullen Dies at 59 of Brights Disease
Wallace A. Mullen, a well known resident, died yesterday afternoon at his home 240 North Market Street of Brights disease after illness of several days. He leaves a wife, three sons Harry W and Walter of Lancaster, Charles Emory of Philadelphia, three daughters Mrs Griffith Waters of Washington and Grace and Harriet Mullen, two sisters Mrs F A Carroll of Baltimore and Miss Jennie Mulan of Buckeystown. He was a member of the Tr O U A Mot t Walkers C Carty do the t une.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace A. Mullen
Relork
North Maret Street
Bright
Harry W
Wallie
Lancaster
Charles Emory
Vandelphia
Riffith Waters
Washington
Grace
Harriet Mullen
Bre. F. A. Caroll
Baltimore
Jennie Mulan
Buckeystown
Tr. O. U. A Mott Walkers
C. Carty Do
Summer visits and club game overshadow warm day
Betsy Schalbley Kathe r Stehl and Elizabeth Simmons visit Miss Katherine Kieffer at Clifton summer home. Mrs Charles Worman returns from Niagara Falls Buffalo and Detroit and visits Mr and Mrs Louis Leichert. Mrs H R Besant visits Woodstock Va. Mrs Edward F Haller and son visit Mr and Mrs Stoner in Washington DC. G Edward Schell Robert Schell and Nellie Schell spend two weeks in Baltimore. Catherine Rowe of Smithsburg visits Weather Stops Em guest Bernice Rifacoe. Kiwanis and Lions play baseball at Agricultural Park. Kiwanis win 9 to 3 as weather proves too hot for full game. Battery H Noel Haller Harry Kennedy for Liars. Edward Thomas Roscoe B Rhoads for victors. Next game tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Schalbley
Kather@ Stehl
Elizabeth Simmons
Hagerstown
Katherine Kieffer
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Clifton
Charles Worman
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Detroit
Michigan
Louis Leichert
H. R. Besant
East Church Street
Woodstock
Edward F. Haller
Jack
East Third Street
Kiwanis
Lions
Agcultural Park
H. Noel Haller
Harry Kennedy
Liars
Edward Thomas
Roscoe B. Rhoads
Warned the Cockroaches inventor faces contract suit
Rochester July 12. George D Forsyth sues Triangle Tool and Die Co for breach of contract over a roach electrocuting device. He exhibited electric chairs in court and argued the device failed due to a bad road in the circuit. His claim cites danger from touching live metal and celery as lures for cockroaches. The judge deferred a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
George D. Forsyth
Triangle Tool
D:e Company
Sacred Picture Escapes From Allentown Church Fire
A painting of Christ at Gethsemane aboard the altar survived a church fire at St. John's in Allentown, though the 20,000 dollar pipe organ and many accoutrements were damaged as flames and water overwhelmed the roof. Restoration will proceed without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Gethsemane
Church Burne
Allentown
St. John's Frmed
Rivas
Allen Town
Special U S taxes due July 31 under 1921 act
The revenue act of 1921 triggers special excise and occupational taxes payable by July 31, 1923. It lists rates for domestic and foreign corporations, brokers, pawnbrokers, theatre owners, and other trades. It also explains yacht and boat taxes and vehicle hire charges, with specifics on tonnage and length thresholds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Department
Custom House
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Arenus N. W
Washington
Tait
United States
Hendrickson
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Merger Hearing on Potomac Public Service Sale
Western Maryland financiers await Thursday's Public Service Commission hearing on American Water Works and Electric's bid to buy all Potomac Public Service stock. The $1.4 million offer, accepted by Potomac head Emory L. Coblentz, would extend AWI's utility holdings across Maryland and nearby states, consolidating major regional players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
American Water Works and Electric Company
Potomac Public Service Company
Public Service Commission
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Potomac Company
Emory L. Coblentz
Commission
Coblentz
Hagerstown and Frederick
Pontomac Company
Piner
Piner, Carer & Hall
Frederick Md Notices and Ads from a 1920s Paper
A jumble of local business notices and personal ads from Frederick Maryland includes thanks from Mrs. D Ferefauver for patronage, vacation plans through New York, and upcoming millinery shopping. Classifieds promote junk yard services, bathing suits, skirts, and sale items. Also tax notices warn on 1922 state and county taxes with deadlines and sale of delinquent real estate.
Pirates edge Boston as Barnhart shines in loss
Clyde Barnhart, former Frederick Blue Ridge star now at third for the Pirates, went 2 for 4 in yesterday's defeat to Boston. Lou Blue added two hits for Detroit, including a four-bagger. Walter Kimmick, now with the Reds, went hitless but handled all chances cleanly. Danger to Cattle: Potomac Public Service posts weed-killing notices along tracks warning owners not to graze cattle where the machine operates. A poison-free prep is used, but ingestion can be fatal. To Manage Birmingham Club: Joe Dunn signs to manage the Birmingham club of the Southern Association, taking charge Sunday after Carston Molesworth’s resignation.
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Clyde Barnhart
Frederick Blue Ridge
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston
Pittsburgh
Lou Blue
Martinsburg
Detroit
Walter Kimmick
Waynesboro
Cincinnati Reds
Potomac Public Service Company
Hagerstown & Frederick Railway Company
Birmingham
Joe Dunn
Springfield
Ohio
Denver
Detroit Tigers
South
Em Association
Carston Molesworth
Birmingham Pilot
Public Sale of Buick Touring Car at Ideal Garage
The undersigned will sell at public auction on Saturday July 15 at 10 oclock a m at the Ideal Garage on East Patrick street Frederick city Maryland a Buick Touring car a six cylinder 1919 Model H 45 This car is in good condition and any one calling at the Ideal Garage may examine same Terms cash GEORGE R DENNIS JR Trustee Dont Run To Harners But phone Five Three Two and Har ners Ml run to you Lowest cut prices on all medicines Everything that any drug store carries J W HARNER Drugsist Talk With Roser Phone 942 George s Creek Big Vein Coal Get my price before you buy J A JAMISON Phon 223 W Tak With Roser Phone 943
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courthome
Frederick City
Ideal Garage
East Patrick Street
Maryland
George R Dennis JR
Harner’s
J. W. Harner
Frederick, Md
Frederick County
Frederic County
Acts
General Assembly of Maryland
Act of Assembly
X. Rupottom
O'Leary Place
ASTOR
National Barber Shop
North Market Street
Clarence E. Devilbins
Frederick
GA ‘Axe
Baltimore
J. A. Harbin
Braddock
East Street
Durant Touring Car Ad Seeks Hood Part at Mt Zion
For sale state 1943 Durant touring car price seven hundred dollars. Hood of new. Apply to 11 E Church Street Mt Zion Methodist Church at McKalg will hold an ice cream festival July 13 and 16. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Church Street
Mt. Zion M. E. Church
McKalg
Citizens National Bank Bank Report of the Condition June 30 1922
Frederick Maryland bank report shows assets and liabilities for Citizens National Bank of Frederick as of June 30 1922. Document lists loans deposits securities reserves and capital figures with totals and signatures from cashier Wm G Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie— Citzene National Bank
Frederick
Maryeland
Vetere
State of
Maryland
County of
G. Zimmerman
Property for Sale by W N Jolliffe on Frederick and Vicinities
W N Jolliffe offers 180 acres near Adame town for 11500 and multiple parcels ranging from 2 to 206 acres near Frederick Urbana Urbana and Adamstown with modern homes, limestone soil, and water features. Listings include 8 room Adams town home 7000 156 acres near Urbana 6500 and 240 acres near Union Bridge with two building sets. Contact 5 West Church Street phone 648.
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Adame Town
Frederick
State Road
Jefferson
Adamstown
Urbana
Buckeystown
Unionville
Mt. Pleasant
Johnsville
Petersville
Mone
Union Bridge
W. N. Jollifye
West Church Street
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the Daily News
Sacred Picture Escapes
A. B Spreckies
San Francisco
Department of Labor
Europe
M. Russell Moore
Department
Defini
Russia
Br.s
London
Americas
Engiaine
Ameri
Manchuria
U.S
Potomac Public Service CO
New York City
D Ferefauver
Third and Market Sts
Frederick. Md
Hendrickson’s
Bradley's
Buick
Robert F. Barrick
West South
Ice Streets
John D . Hendrickson
A. R. Donald
Phebus Junk Yard
Roser
East Fifth Street
Reliable Junk Company
Market ST
Gittinger's Grocery
Jobn W. Snook
Blue Ridge
George's Creek
J A Jamison
Phon
Tak
Rush Lewis
Gare News-Post
Court Square
Care News-Post
Shank and Fitjer
Stove! Store
Care Nawacr
Nn Epee
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Carmen
United States Labor Board
Court House Steps
News Eee
E. Fifth St
N. Market St
Sivele
St. Frederick
Sixth St
Cere
Buckinghams
Cphone
Beenine
Bobeine- Carling
Messantine
Citizens’ National Bank. Bank
Banking House
Beueral Reserve Bank
Caxoa Eee Eee
Federal Reserve Bank
Vincend
WM. G. Pimmieeman
Uly
J. Harry Kennedy
C. Conley
L. Hargett
Holmes D. Baker
A. L Crawford
Hamilton Ave
Ridwiler
South Market
Harry S Trerger
Pearl
Tullman
Sampson
Studebaker
Green's
W. Patrick St
Rothenhoefer's
Gowl
Robert Barrick
Kaufman Motor Co
East
Patrick St
Newa Job Printing Office
John D. Hendrickson
Canton
Potts & Griffin
College Park
Bute
REAL
Court &T
Markwood D. Harp
Hard Road
West End
West Third Street
Sala. Cat
Ses Meist
Kark Wood Aarp
Pythian Castles Building
Eee Eee
East Third St
East Fifth ‘Street
TSAI
South Market Street
R-Rantee Automobile
Howard Schade
Tt BD & O
John N. Clary
Passe
Salh
Derick
Westminster
Real Estate
Mortgage Ant Investment Company
Markell H. Nelson
Real Estate Department
W. Patrik St. Frederick, M4
Cramer & Stauffer
Noan E Cramer
John H. Stauffer, Jr
Mountaingate
E. Church &J
City
N. Market Se
Park Ave
Ood
Jota Cotlewe Park
Iotern
Elm Modern
Treet Pike
Charen St. Frederick
Grayson H. Mercer
Gratson H. Mercer
Cement Rosa
Grayson A Mercer
Referrek
Prinian Catia
News Office
Mwa
Thomas P. Rice
Coates
Valine
W. N. Jolliffe
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