Death notices in The Daily News recount Hann and Garver obits
Obituaries record Mrs Reuben F Hann aged 42 at Lime Kiln with husband three children and eight siblings. funeral at Mt Olivet chapel then interment. Also notices for Mrs Albert M Garver buried at Prospect cemetery Mount Airy and William H Johnson former Buckeystown resident and leader in labor groups, with service details and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Ff. Hann
Flore Belle Hann
Reuben F. Hann
Lime Kiln
Elizabeth
Dorothy
Pauline
Sleo
Mt. Olivet
Mt. Oulvet
C. E. Cline
Albert M. Garver
Aliie C. (Dietrick) Garver
Hartimore
Prospect Cemetery
Mount Airy
Funeral for Frank A Slouck Held at Sister’s Home
The funeral for Frank A. Slouck who died after being struck by a truck will be held from his sister Mrs. Mary Taare's home on Pearl Street at 1 o'clock Saturday. Interment will follow at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Slouck
Mary Taare
Pearl
Mt. Olivet
SICK LIST REPORT FROM FREDERICK CITY HOSPITAL
The hospital noon bulletin lists Wm F Etchison of North Market Street in critical condition after acute appendicitis surgery at Frederick City Hospital. Eleanor Stauffer of Walkersville remains seriously ill from a gunshot wound. Jennie Colliflower of Frederick has had a second operation and is in poor condition. Mrs Harry Simmers is seriously injured from a yard fall near Thurmont. Katie Damuth Miller of Thurmont suffers severe bruises from a staircase fall.
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Wm. FP. Etchison
North Market Street
Frederdeck City Hospital
Etchison
Washington
Eleanor Stauffer
Walkersville
Frederick City Hospital
Jennie Colliflower
Frederick
Harry Simmers
Thurmont
Katie Damuth Miller
Personal notices from Brunswick and surrounding area
Purely personal notices list travels and visits of residents and relatives in Brunswick Frederick Baltimore and Wildwood. Names include Garrison Mantel Rippeen Mohles Ellsworth McBride Wentzel Rowe Meyer Thurston Groge Kennedy Flasler Haller Sn eer Johnson and many others with brief notes on operations resignations and weekend plans. A social dance at West Church street honors Helen Johnson with local families and friends in attendance.
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Aid
Garrison
Jacnine Mantel
Brunswick
Baltimore
Robert
Rtebert L. Rippeen
Market
Harry Chew
Rippeen
Vixon
Kohoria Carte
Frederick
Charles Mohles
Albaugh
Victoria
Wildwood
Nyde
Wlc. Tlann
N. Ot
H. Ellsworth McBride
Marsland University
Louise Short
J. AL. Caldwell
Mra
I. McBride
Tiranswick
J. O. Wentzel
Ian Flr
Halttore
New York
Margaret
Elizabeth Sneer
West Church Street
Helen Johnson
Merchantville
N. J
FE. R. Sager
A. «. Harmon
Virginia Williamson
Katherine Kief Yer
Monica Haller
Barbara Dennis
Elizabeth Tyson
Elise Hobbs
Margaret Sager
Martha Conley
Rosalie Osborn
Elizabeth Sager
Favorable Reports On Silk Worm Industry Near Walkersville
William J. Payne proprietor of Chestnut Farms near Walkersville plans to start an Industry to obtain raw silk material from silkworms. Reports from Washington textile engineer FR McGowan and Agriculture Bureau assistants John H. Heonett and John D. Bennett note many thousands of cocoons and moths in favorable condition and suggest premises for large scale silk cocoon production including mulberry leaf cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Payne
Chestnut Farms
Walkersville
Washington
John H. Heonett
Agriculture Bureau
FR. McGowan
Dr. Payne
Aourg
Alik Wortisi
John D. Bennett
Agricultural Bureau
Maryland
Festival at Rocky Springs chapel announced for July 18
Local notice invites all to a festival at Rocky Springs chapel on Saturday evening July 18. Frederick's Family Store Kemp's On the Square advertises quick stock clearance with one third off men and boys clothing shoes women and children, sale ends July 2ath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Springs Chapel
Frederick
Kemp's
C. Thomas
In Memoriam Resolution for M Scott Starr
Bank directors of Libertytown honor M Scott Starr cashier of the People's Bank with a public resolution noting his service since 1917 and praising his character. The statement laments the loss to the bank and the Libertytown community and extends condolences to his relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Scott Stat
People’s Bank of Libertytown
Libertytowa
M. Scott Slatt
People’s Bank of Thertytown
Starr
People’s Bank of
Libertytown
M. Scott Starr
Peopleé Bank of
People's Bank of
Libertstown
Hagerstown Excursions and Local Events Advertised
Local notices promote bus excursion rates to Hagere stown and Frederick Railway with round trips to multiple towns. then list various community events including dances, picnics, a Me Zion church festival near Feagaville on July 28, and the Libertytown tournament with a Kineae Peatival Bazaar at Warrior Chapel. Also advertised are real estate listings, lawn care services, a jewelry ad, and a public notice restricting water sprinkling in Frederick MD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peatival
Warrior, Chapel
Catoctin
Church Lawn
Yellow Springs
Cord Ally
Local notices parade in July gatherings and sales
John W. Bnock invites at Calvary Mount Carmel picnic on July 18 1925 with band supper and sales求人. Strine Hargett advertises bananas watermelons at cost and job openings at Progressive Auto Supply. Feagaville Union Pignis hosts July 25 woodside outing with novelties clearance Bennetts offers two yard sale lots and Fisher gas range week July 14 18 at A Fisher. Jamison promotes Georges Creek coal price and phone contact.
Preinventory Gate Sale Offers Bargains On Bedroom and Dining Room Sets
The advertisement promotes a July sale with no August sale planned. It highlights bedroom outfits including post beds, springs, mattresses, dressers, and chests priced around 163.44 with weekly payments. It also touts dining room sets, breakfast and dinner sets, walnuts and mahogany stock, small furniture items, and flexible terms from The ObernderferDronenburg Company Inc at 24.26 East Patrick St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obenderferdronenburg Company Inc
East Patrick St
Ideal homes and properties listed by Potts & Griffin
Frederick area real estate items describe a brick bungalow in College Park with modern conveniences including hot water heat and built in refrigerator, 23 room house at Blue Ridge Summit with electricals and baths, and several parcels near Frederick offering 10 to 150 acres, barns and outbuildings. The notice invites quick purchase and mentions trolley access and proximity to St. Joseph's Convent.
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Market Street
Redarick
North Market Street
North Street
Seventh Street
West Fifth Street
Wrick
Park Ave
Ifront
Iryon
Ruvin
Fairview Ave
Elm &T
North Market St
Frederick
Colige Park
Blue Ridge Summit
Freder
St. Joseph's Convent
Mt. St. Mary's College
Emmitaburg
State Road
Potts & Griffin
Court St
Rontia
Bath
Washington &I
Wiener
East Witth Bt
North Market
Everhart
Omneanion
Bargain
Posseanion
Iactric Hahta
Balter Ddroparty
Bouck Market Street
Alde Alley
Braddock State Road
Park Avenue
Highth Street
E. Patrick St
Elm St
W. Fifth
Tran Avenue
W. Reventh
East Fifth Street
Gilmore R Flautt
Mt Atry
Ann
Sacha
Trattey Tina
M. Adeton
Homer
McClany
Nelson
Lonow
Patrick
W. iFifth St
Posssesion
N. Market St
Marker Street
Gratson H. Mercer
Fatare and
Tosurance
Ythian Castle
Nosh B
Cramer
James
Cramer Realtora
Lote Trail Adition
Lote
Braddock Heights
Carroll
Dill Ave
Ballenger Road
Chestnut Grove
Eotaé Brickey
Posevasgen Modero
Moder
Howe
Lm Stregt
W. Ark
W. of City
Patrian
Mtree
Patr
Thia
Cramer & Son
Fae Church
Pons
Kear Union Briggs
Adamstown
Coring
Brice Thres
Doubs
Maryland
Unionville
Fine Home
Wrederlee
MY Atry
Price CO
Price
Mredar Feck
Jarwe Osrivk
Modere
Peterevilian Gee
Priem
Itm
Peas Uchayet
Ay Jsolliffh
Church St. Frederick
Mixed Real Estate Inquiries Near Mt Airy
Real estate listing notes 49 acres one mile from a railroad, timbered tract with six-person crew, 9-room house, barn, rocky water access, fruit trees. Limestone land near Braderick with improvements near Mt Airy. Property offers good house, bank barn, spring, and fruit, asking price 2500.
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FR. OR
Braderick
Mt. Airy
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Thomas P. Rice
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Beasie A. ‘Barthlow
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Clara A. Barthlow
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White Angel
Garber's Market
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Flint Hill
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Creencastle
Fen Mar
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Mercer's Grove
Me. Zion Lutheran Church
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Giselle Blades Tie Auto Strop Ree Elt
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Manor Woods
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St. John's School
MacGill
East Fifth St
Aow
John H. Staley
Balt. Pike
Mdewalka
Tuscarora Creek
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Joseph D. Barker
Holmes D. Baker
Jobn H. Baker
40Seph McDivit
WM. G., Zimmerman
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Aast
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Charles
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Warmony
Pieervone Ace
Atore Cenic
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Bennett's
Strine & Hargett
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Roy Zimmerman
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Georges Creek
J. A. Jamison
John W. Snook
H. Frank Foland
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Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley
Automobiles FO Sale
Market St
Walch
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Branswick
Tela
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Mercer
Gilmore
Nicodemus Ice Cream Company
Noahe
Cramer and Son
Potts G Griffie
Erick
Lewistown
Neshtor and Insurance
Snees
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Patrick St
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