Death notices and funerals in Waynesboro and nearby towns
Obituaries report Charles E Kugler, 38, dies after heart trouble in Waynesboro at his brother in law’s home. Survived by Carrie Kugler and parents George and wife. two Emmitsburg brothers. Funeral 9 am at home led by Rev A Day with Rev Cook assisting. Mountain View Cemetery, Emmitsburg. Additional notices list Reverdy Burkett Vernon Brown Charles Fry Martha Rother and Frank E Bury funerals with locations in Mt Olivet Damascus New Market Unionville and nearby churches.
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Charles E. Kugler
Charles Edward Kugler
Harry Haugh
Waynesboro
Landis Machine Company
Lutheran Church
Ae Carrie (Lantz) Kugter
George Kugter
Emmitsburg
Luther
Warren
A. C. Day
Emmitsburé
Cook
Blue Ridge Summit
Mountain View
Emmitsbur
Reverdy Burkett
Mt. Olivet
Vernon M. Brown
Montgomery Chapel
Damascus
J. O. Wrightson
Mr. Alexander
Kemptown
Raymond Brown
Dulaney Brown
Claude Brown
Harry Hurley
Claude Hurley
Guy Hurley
Montgomery Cemetery
C. C. Carty
Charles Fry
Phobus Avenue
J. W. Towns
S. R. Drummond
John Williams
Mark Walters
John Jackson
William Ayres
Charles Chase
William Barbour
New Market
Thomas P. Rice
Martha V. Rother
Hoefer
West South Street
R.E. Lang
Fence Gardens Boost Tomato Crops and Space Use
Garden note promotes training tomatoes along a south or west fence using wooden strips or chicken wire to save space. Tomatoes ripen faster when near heat reflecting fences and can also support cucumber vines on wire. The method adds greenery and ornamental value to small yards.
English piper advocates old fashioned medicinal herbs in gardens
A Manchester piper calls renewed cultivation of traditional medicinal herbs for English gardens while U S interest wanes. The piece notes Turkey,Tia and China grow herbs commercially, with many physicians valuing their medicinal use. It mentions Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and its popularity for women’s health.
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Manchester
England
Piper
United States
Turkey
Todia
China
Lydia E Pinkham
France Unworried By Garrett Candidacy in Maryland
Senator Joseph I France formally announced his renomination campaign in Maryland condemning the Eighteenth Amendment and the Volstead Act while urging modifications and warning against political misrepresentation. He said he would not withdraw, noted party support, and commented on a small Braddock Heights rally turnout amid accusations of opposition. A Hood College tree was struck by lightning, and three Frederick Countians were named as applicants for summer citizens training camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph I. France
Maryland
France
W. Harry Haller
Braddock Heights
Cecil County
Rennett
Cecil
Hotel Renvert
Frederick Countians
John W. Adams
le Gore
Edward G. Danner
Unionville
Melvin C. Bett
Infantry
Air Service
Notice of Dissolution and Public Notices in Frederick Md
Local notice dissolves partnership McHenry Bros signed by Allen McHenry Bradley McHenry Frederick Md July 18 1922. Also notices disavowal of wife debts Jerome J Hoffman. Various ads for rugs flowers cleanup service taxi yard junk yard and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McHeNry Bros
Allen McHenry
Bradley McHenry
Frederick, Md
Braddock Picnic and Local Reunion Notices
Public notices list a Braddock picnic in Mrs Mercer's Grove along F Rny on Saturday August 13 and reunions for Methodist and Reformed groups with guest Rev H M J Klein of Lancaster. Special Freddie cars run to Pen-Mar July 20 and July 27 for Braddock events with round trip fare 1.20. Also local junk and drug stores advertise cash for rags iron paper magazines and bags and haulage services at Frederick addresses with phone numbers 383 333 921 1047 and 1025 W Patrick St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Mrs. Mercer's Grove
Along . & .F. Rny
Fourth Streets
Chapel Alley
Frederick Junk Company
Frank Gastley
Pen-Mar
H. M. J. Klein
Lancaster
Frederick
Penmar
East Fifth Street
Reliable Junk Company
Frederick County Maryland Seeks School Bonds Bid Proposals
The County Commissioners of Frederick County Maryland invite sealed bids for 120000 dollars of public school bonds issued 1922. Bonds bear 4.75 percent interest semi annually with maturities from 1945 to 1961. Bids must meet par value, include a 2 percent certified check, and delivery occurs August 1 1923 with temporary certificates. The county may reject all bids.
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Notich
Frederick County
Maryland
Acts of the General Assembly of Maryland
Ward Act of Assembly
Fine British Ginghams Sale and Nearby Farms For Sale
Final markdown on allGingham stock with heavy discounts as part of a liquidation sale. Also advertised are two farms for sale near Westminster including 138 acre estate with brick mansion, barn and dairy plus 36 acre village farm with strong water and fruit. asking prices 316 500 and 3500 respectively.
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Hard Road
Frederick
Hard Rom
Fee
Bern
Barmalin
Romes
West Third Street
Mark Wood D. Harp
Pythian Castle
Westminster
State Road
R. Fa
Cesar Cement Road
S Market
E Fourth SL
Dill Ave
Grayson H Mercer
Heavy Rain Deluges County Flooding Streets and Roads
A heavy rain centered on the city last night lasted over 15 minutes causing flooding from curb to curb on Market Street and stranding motorists for miles on highways. Rain extended east and west with culverts overflowed and fields washed while other areas reported only washed fields and no damage.
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Market Street
West Friendship
Monrovia
Plane No. 4
Mt. Airy
Ridgeville
Baltimore and Ohio
Liberty
New Market
Pearl
Baltimore State Road
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J. E. Holt
Dryden
Wetmore
Denmark
Niewepas
Garrett
Boston
Transcript
Virgie M. Hoffman
Jerome J. Hoffman
Roser
North Market ST
W. R.B. Routzabn
East Third Street
Pleasant Hill
Good Orchestra
John Henderson
West Patrick Street
Dil Avenue
Fridersh 21
Grace
U. S
Pherus Junk Yard
Frederick's
Market ST
HL Despeaux
C. F. Miller
Propriete
Maneger
Fheee
Methodist
Burgee
Gittinger's Grocery
Harner’a
Harnerg
J. W. Harner
Culler and Heffner
George's Creek
J. A. Jamison
Gittinger’s Grocery
Boys’ High School
News-Post
Board- Ems
A. I. Crawford
Fast Street
Exav Terms
Bion Firestone
Kes
Harry S& Treryar
Trederick
Peart
Buckinghaws
Buckinghams Aoe
Buckingham
Central Trust Bank
Drrick County
Wraderick County
Elizabeth Foster
Edna May Foster
Ell G. Haugh
Eli G. Haugh
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Joseph
Baker
Holmes L. Baker
WM. G. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Sam'l
Duvall
Joseph Modivit
Cashier
John
Ramsburg
D, Edward Kepauver
Leo Weinberg
Joseph D. Baker
Thos, H. Haller
Charles H. Conley, M. D
Peter L, Hargett
Newman
James H. Gambrill, JR
George D. Long
Geal
C. Albert, Gilson
Orphans’ Court
John L. Johnson
David L. Johnson
Guy K. Motter
John H. McKenzie
Malinda
Holmes D.baker
Daniel Baker, JR
E. L. Kellar
Buckeydtown
Ree
Frederick City Hospital
Geo. F. Ray
W. Patrick St
T-17
N. Ene
North Market Street
Third Street
John H. Staley
Postoffice
Tescedon
T .H. Alexander
West Patrick
Moma
East Third St
NOOM
South Market Street
D. Mantz
Enor
Bear Evan
Orchardead
R. Rush Lewis
Shank and Etzler
Baltimore ;. and
Ohio Railroad Company
Mechanica
Carmen Helpera
United States Labor ‘Board
Joly Ird
Breskera
John D. Hendrickson
Gingham Sale
Potts & Griffin, Real Estate, Loan and
Insurance
Court St
Marewood D. Harp
Aitick
Fox 1708
News Office
Kaufman Motor Company
Patrick Street
Chevrolet Tour
Market St S
Avick Roanstor
Paul Gord
Robert Fick
West South
Ice Six
the News Job Printing Office
Mortimer
McDonald
Biate Road
Ratiroid
Harry FL Dee
Pearres Rvg
Wachter Bros
EPL Naubaum
Taineree Es Scheel
Frederick, Na
Thomas Prior
Thomas P.rice
Adame Town
Jefferson
Adama Town
Urbana
Buckeystown
Adamatown
Mt. Pleasant
Johnsville
Peteraville
Adamstown
Monrovie
Union Bridge
W. N. Jolliefe
West Church Street
John N. Clary
Markell HH. Nelson
Real Estate Department
W. Patrik Sr
Cramer & Stauffer
Noan E. Cramer
John H. Stauffer, Jr
Woodsboro
Mt Pleasant
E. Church St
City
N. Market St
Park Ave
Balising
Iota College
Elm Star
4Th Et Pike
Grayson H. Mercer
Grayson &. Mercer
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