Death Notices from The Daily News
Vernon Monroe Brown aged 38 died at Frederick City Hospital from peritonitis. Survived by widow, two children, six siblings including Ella Buxton and Irene Bennett. Funeral from 465 West South Street at 9 30 with services at Montgomery County chapel near Damascus. Interment Montgomery cemetery. Other notices include Elizabeth A. J. Clem dies at 82, funeral Tuesday at 2 30 with Methodist services. Daniel H. Mowen dies in Plainfield NJ aged 82. Reverdy Burkett dies aged 55. infant Martha Rothenhoefer dies aged six months. Frances R Bromwell dies at New Market. funeral details listed.
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Vernon Monroe Brown
This City
Frederick City Hospital
Peulah Brown
Montgomery County
Ella Buxton
Kempstown
Irene Bennett
New York City
Titus E. Brown
Clarksburg
Arthur C. Brown
Germantown
Thomas 8. Brown
George H. Clem
Elizabeth A. J. Clem
O. C. Gilbert
Cavie Clem
Lewistown
Ellen Haller
Frederick
Birdie Gilbert
Mr. Minyard
Methodist Protestant Church
Mr. Snedigar
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Cemetery
M. L. Creager and Son
Daniel H. Mowen
Hagerstown
Plainfield
N. J
Mr. Mowen
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Masonic
Frederick County
Biewelry
EB. H. Mowen
John
Charles
Fred
Emerson
Waldo
E. H
Catherine Rowe
Smithaburg
Sallie Turner
Greencastle
Reverdy Burkett
Martha ‘V. Rothenhoefer
Martin C.rothenhoefer
West South Street
Mount Olivet
Thomas P. Rice
Purely Personal News From Anderson Area Residents
Purely personal notes list visiting relatives and travels of residents and families. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stottlemyer and daughter of Anderson with other visitors on Center street. Miss Mary Gibbons returns from Baltimore. O DONNELL of New Orleans visiting sister Mrs. George Gibbons. O Garbers on an Atlantic City trip. Miss Helen Mahoney at Towson State Normal School visits home. Roy Stockman and Miss Zella Summers back from Detroit. Margaret Hardy returns home from Linthicum Heights near Baltimore. Clarence Marsh and son visit Mrs Swartz. Swartz family returns to Akron. King children visiting mother in Montgomery county. Duvalls and Winebrewers spend a week in Ocean City, Md. Say You Saw It In The News.
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Charles ‘Stottlemyer
Anderson
Indiana
George Gibbons
Center Street
Jones
Fortville
Mary Gibbons
Baltimore
O'Donnell
New Orleans
Glenn O. Garber
North Market Street
Atlantic City
Helen Mahoney
Maryland State Normal School
Towson
Braddock Heights
Roy Stockman
Zella Summers
Detroit
Michi Mn
Margaret Hardy
Linthicum Heights
Clarence Marsh
Clarence, Jr
Stanley Swartz
East Eighth Street
Akron
Ohio
Alice King
Montgomery County
Samuel G. Duvall
J. Charles Winebrewer
Ocean City
Bible Thought Pure Religion Urges Charity and Purity
A short religious thought cites James 1 27 urging care for orphans and widows and personal purity, framing undefiled faith as active mercy and moral restraint. The reflection emphasizes visiting the fatherless and widows and staying unspotted from worldly influence.
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James
Haller Calls France to Quit Senate Race in 1922 Letter
W Barry Haller former GOP county chair and state vice chair urges United States Senator Joseph Irwin France to withdraw from the Maryland primary. He says sentiment against France is real widespread and growing and advises support for Garrett. He writes frankly about disaffection and the need for party duty in the 1922 race.
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W. Barry Haller
Republican County Central Committee
Republican State Central Committee
Uaddremme
United States
Joseph I. France
Muller
France
Garrett
Haller
Frederick
Joseph Irwin France
United States Senate
Washington, D. C
Senate
Jackson
John W. Garrett
Jackayn
Tait
Friends
Maryland Crop Conditions Weekly Report July 11
Weather for the week was slightly below normal with heat. Sunshine near normal, showers on several days. Excessive rainfall early in the period delayed thrashing and caused slight wheat damage from sprouting. Corn and other crops thrived. oats being cut on the Eastern Shore.
Letter endorsing candidate Garrett and pledge of support
A supporter writes that in the primary they will back Mr. Garrett and, if another is chosen, will loyally support them in the general election. The author says they will provide a copy to the press and signs off with cordial regards.
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Garrett
Soldier Driven Mad by Cannon Salute at Review in Peekskill
Private Benjamin Kress of Company G, 106th Infantry, collapsed during a formal review for Dr. L. Y. Grouitch when a cannon salute roared. He was overpowered and taken to hospital as officials sought to recognize his overseas service. A humane Los Angeles bullfight without bloodshed used blunt prods and coated lances to mimic the spectacle.
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Peekskill
N. Y
J. Leslie Kincaid
New York
Benjamin Kress
Kress
106Th Infantry
L. Y. Grouitch
Kincaid
Los Angeles
Quick Gone Reflects on Fleeting Life and Change
A short curator note from the Boston Tran scrint quotes a philosopher on impermanence and the transience of life, emphasizing that nothing lasts and change is constant.
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Boston
Man injured by fall at Martinsburg dry goods firm
Frank Emmert senior member of F E Emmert and Son, a noted Martinsburg West Virginia dry goods house, was severely shocked when a porch railing broke under his weight as he leaned to watch a storm. He fell about six feet but relatives fear the fall could be serious due to his advanced age.
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Frank
Learn To Fox Trot At Braddock Heights Pavilion
Local notes list dancing lessons at Braddocks Heights pavilion at 8 pm. Also varied notices for reunions, picnics, lectures, and transportation with special car schedules on July 20 27 29 and related fares. Community events include Methodist Reunion Reformed Reunion and Pen-Mar musical program headlined by Rev H M J Kiel of Lancaster Pa.
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Braddocks Heights Pavillion
Meredith Staub
Pen-Mar
H. M. J. Kiele
Lancaster
Frederick
Penmar
Bargain Sale Teases Drained Stock at Local Shop
Our store marks down many items to clear space including alzo sets and Nemo Brassieres labeled as discontinued numbers. Shoppers are invited to visit and inspect the value-packed clearance on display, with prices slashed to move inventory quickly.
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Hata
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Frances R. BR. Bromwell
Thomas C
J. Thomas
Isabella ‘Winn Davis
New Market
George C. Kilisa. Wisner Mreet
Bible Thought
Norphive
Man
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Allegany
Garrett Counties
Jacksonville
Methodist
Braddock
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
Burgee
Gittinger's Grocery
East Fifth Street
Reliable Jonk Company
Joseph D. Baker
Holmes
BAKER
WM. G. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Harner’s
Harners
J. W. Harner
Culler and Heffner
West Patrick Street
Sam's G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
Ramsburg
WN. G. Baker
D. Edward Kefauver
Phebus Junk Yard
Joseph D. Baker Thos, H. Haller
Charles H. Conley, M. D
George
J. A. Jamison
Peter L. Hargett
Newman
James H. Gambrill, JR
Holmes D. Baker
PubUs
Phebus Junkyard
Market ST. F
Despeaux
C. F. Miller
Manoeger
Gittinger’s Grocery
Daniel Baker, JR
Bessie A. Barth
Jon
North Market St
Patrick
Abe
Tear¢Ropa
Darling
Clara
Barthlow
Market House
John_ Alansoe
Washington
N. Market St
Apply Hood _ College
W. Buckinghaws Shop OF Distinction
Central Teast Bank
Reyal Society
Bear
R. Rush Lewis
Dét&W2t
Shank and Eisler
Dtr
Errr
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Carmen
United States Labor Board
Potts & Griffin
Potts
Griffin
Insurance
27 Court Bt
Markwood D. Harp
East Street
Burer
Bion Firestone
SALFE
Underwood
Benj. Shuff
At and Mechanics
Tional Bank
McCardell Warehouse
Gitunger
J. A. Eldwiier
South Market
Si Ne
Harry S Tyerrar
Pearl
Kaufman Motor Company
WPI
Patrick Street
Bard 1
Hard Road
West End
Karewood D. Harp
Pithian Castle Building
Apple
T H. Alexander
West Faitick
West Demonstrate
Rodent F
Barrick
Sand
CNRS
Market
Serena Ee
South i Market Street
News Job
John D. Hendrickson
Gingham Sale
Nemo
N. Jolliffe
Adamstown
State Road
Trolley Mae
Jefferson
Urbana
Buckeystown
Unionville
Mt Pleasant
Johnsville
Petersville
Monrovia
Union Bridge
W. N. Jolliftr
West Church Street
John N. Clary
Saln
Wealminster
Adamsatown
Markell H. Nelson
Real Estate Department
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Nd
Noan
Cramer
John H. Stautter
Woodshore
Mountaindale
Mt. Pleazant
E. Church &T
Coar City
Fins Modern
Adawstown
Tota
College Park
Elm St
Pike
Grayson H. Mercer
R. R
S Market St
Fourth St
111 Ave
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