Purely Personal notices from The Daily News
Local column lists numerous visitors and travelers including Homer Guyton heading to Johns Hopkins, R J Hutchinson touring the North in Florida, Geo Vananda visiting Middletown, and Prof E Stanley Bowlus in Aberdeen. It also notes honeymoons, lectures, hospital visits, and a 70th birthday for James Burkhart with a postcard shower from Ox Fibre Brush Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Guyton
Wm. H. Guyton
Burkittaville
Blue Ridge College
New Windsor
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
R. J. Hutchinson
Haines City
Florida
Wm. Edward Bittle
Myersville
Geo. Vananda
New York City
Middletown
Vananda
Mollie Lighter
Pittsburgh
Edward Eichelberger
Lttle
Eleanor
Albert Y. Boileau
E. Stanley Bowlus
Aberdeen
John T. White
Wits
Frederick
White
Lottie Davis
Jennie Hargett
Sarah Gault
Lottie Kimmel
Martin P. Miller
Leslie N. Coblents
Niagara Falls
Hattie S. Bell
New York
Columbia University
Wm. Baltzell
Detroit
Mich
Amanda Baltzell
Thurmont
Chas
Hammett
Betty
Osler
Meadville
D. C. Hammet
F. Berry Plummer
St. Paul's U. B. Church
Hagerstown
Walpit
Union Theological Seminary
Caledonia Park
James Burkhart
East Third Street
Ox Fibre Brush Works
Burkhart
Naomi Krebbs
Yellow Springs
J. M. Nickets
Teniel
Texas
John T. Best
Margaret
Charles
Philadelphia
Wildwood
N. J
G. W. Turner
Harrisburg
O. R. McIntyre
E. B. Benham
Syracuse
East Second Street
Russill Grimes
Allen Sherald
Worman’s Mill
West Church Street
Officers Installed by Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 51 I O O F held a well attended meeting with Mrs Emma Poole presiding as noble grand. One applicant was elected. Home food committee chaired by Mrs Susie Ramsburg began soliciting funds and distributing pledge cards for the home to be erected locally. Acting Deputy Grand Master S Elmer Brown and Acting Grand Marshal Charles J Ogle installed officers: Katharine Carmack noble grand Mollie Harrington vice grand Hikia Woodward warden Minette Paine conductor Sadie Ramibare chaplain S Elmer Brown right supporter to noble grand Grace Blumenstein right supporter to vice grand Edith Kintz left supporter to vice grand Jane Houck inside guardian Sadie Ogie outside guardian Roseanna Simmons. Brown presented a ham as a token to retiring noble grand Mrs Poole. New officers pledged cooperation for the term. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Elmer Brown
Charles JD. Ogle
Noble Grand
Katharine Carmack
Mollie Harrington
Hikia Woodward
Minett1
Paine
Sadie Ramibare
Grace Blumensner
Edith Kintz
Jane Houck
Guardian
Misa Sadie Ogie
Mie Roseanna Simmons
Brown
Lodge
Poole
Eoid Keer
Central Trust Co Buys First National Union Bridge Branch
The First National Bank at Union Bridge, closed after embezzlement losses by EB F Olmstead, is taken over by Central Trust Company of Maryland and will reopen as a branch in about two weeks with Edward Shaw in charge. Directors approved the transfer with comptroller of currency backing. This expands Central Trust to five branches in Emmitsburg Monrovia Myersville Thurmont and Union Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Union Bridge
EB. F. Olmstead
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Edward Shaw
Central Trust Company
Comptroller of Currency
Frederick
Union Bridges Institution
Baltimore City
Emmitsburg
Monrovia
Myersville
Thurmont
Unino Bridge
Card of Thanks and public notices from Frederick area
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy after the death of Wallace Mullen. Also public notices include an Intermediate Assessment for Frederick taxable property with appointed assessors and July 24 start, obituary for Elias O. Grimes detailing career and survivors, property deed, junk company notices, and various local classifieds about camping, radios, autos, coal, and junk services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meneas
Wallace Mullen
Frederick
F. Columbus Knott
John F. Kreh
Henry M. Gittinser
Board of Aldermen
Lloyd C. Culler
Vhy Itox
F. Columbur Knott
John OF
Kiel
Henry M Gittinger
Board of Assessors
Local Legion Auxiliary July 20 Meeting Plans Picnic
Special meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary is set for Thursday night July 20 at 7 30 to arrange the August 4 Braddock Heights picnic. All members must attend or send names to secretary pro tem Miss Edna Albaugh. Donations of cake candy and fancy articles for sale are gratefully received by Mrs George Birely. Also a note about community notices and local reunions and memorial notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Braddock Heights
Auxiliary
Edna Albaugh
Cleg
George Birely
Thomas P. Rice Funeral Director Ad
Thomas P. Rice promotes reasonable prices and a moderate service charge under the motto value received. Located at 406 North Market Street, telephone 036, this establishment appeals to discriminating customers seeking pay only for what they receive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Rice
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
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The,daily News
Samaritan
Rebekah Lodge
Home Fund Committee
Central Trust CO
First National
Union Bridge Institution
Central Local Bank
OCAL
York City
Temple
H. Schmidt
Wiil
Wm. G. Griffith
Brunswick
Burgee
Gittinger's Grocery
Elias O. Grimes
Westminster Hotel
Western Maryland Railway
Westminster Savings Bank
Western Maryland College
Carroll County Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Door To Virtue Lodge of Masons
Westminster
Grimes
Oliver Grimes
Methodist Protestant Church
Martin L. Fogle
Harry GC. Spielman
Roser
East Fifth Street
Reliable Junk Company
Harner’s
J. W. Harner
H.W. Zeigler
Weverten
United
Will Demon
Robert F. Barrick
West South
Ice Streets
Phebus Junk Yard
George
J. A. Jamison
Market ST
F. H. Despeaux
C. F. Miller
David Cramer
Walkersville
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank
McCardell
Astor
J. A. Kidwiler
South Market St
Harry S Tyoryar
Pearl
Buckingham
Cphone
W. Buckinghan
Buckiham
Central Trust Bank
Woedahare
Creaserstown
Hleb -Tamer
Equity
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Milton H. Angleberger
John 2. Angleberger
Eli Q
Haugh
Eli Gd
Arthur D. Willard
Orleans
Aryland
George H. Whitmore
Maryland
Isabelle Whitmore
Willie H. Whitmore
Frank ©. Norwood
Witting
Sarah Cull Hume
Nathalie Fort Peugnet
Roger Cull Peugnet
Infanta
Eli G. Haugh
John Newman
Parsons ‘Newman
Orphans’ Court
Henrietta E. Nottnagle
Maurice
Seaman
Fredick County
General Assembly of
Jess
Act of Assembly
Martland
State Emplotment Commission OF
News Job
Citizens’ National Bank
John D. Hendrickson
HER
Trederick, MD
Sale Bwisses
Joseph D. Baker
Holmes L. Baker
WM. G. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Sam’l G, Duvall
Asst
Joseph McDivit
Pointex
Lisle
John
Ramsburg
Wm, G. ,Baker
D. Edward Kefauver
Thos, H. Haller
Charles H. Conley, M. D
Peter L. Bargett
James H. Gambrill, JR
Holmes D. Baker
Danvil, Baker, JR
Keystone Nurseries
Beaver Falls
Caro O News
Watkins
Good City Terriory
J. R. Watkins Co
Dept
N. Y
Orchardjing
Rush Lewig
Shank and Etaler
Brik
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Machinista
Tletpera
Carmen Hoelpera
United States Labor Board
Boye High School
News- Post
EL Fifth St
Hecht de Hivera
Kaufman Motor Company
East
Patrick Street
Rhone
Market St. O
Feaga‘s
Robert Zick
Ice Sia
Markwood D. Harp
Bar- Falo
Wale
Sea
East Third St
N. Market St
Aucust Ft
Market Street
Hind
Third St
Routh Market Street
Bath
Cl. Xni
John N. Clary
Adamstown
Harry Possession
Real Estate, Mortgage and Investment Company
Markell H. Nelson
Real Estate Department
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Cramer & Stauffer
Noan E Cramer
John B. Stauffer, Jr
Woodasboro
Mountaindale
Mt Pleasant
Church St
City
Xood Biden
Park Ave
State Road
College Park
City End
Elm St
Grayson H. Mercer
Gratson H. Mercer
McRee
Actre
Siste Road
Cement Reed
Modata Bulldine
S Market
Dill
Grayson
Mercer
Fritian Contie Bidz
Commercial Printing
Penil Aca
John Henderson
West Patrick Street
Pen Mar
H. M. J. Klein
Lancaster
Feagaville
Roy Zimmerman
Jefferson State Road
Fengaville Musical Association
Culler and Heffner
Clarence D. Armstrong
France
Xene
Eala XM. Ramshore
Opr
Ida Cc. Cutsail
W. N. Jolliffe
Bald
Frederiek
Jefferson
Urbana
Buckeystown
Adametown
Unionville
Mt. Pleasant
Johnsville
Petersville
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