Death notices and funeral details for local residents
The notice reports the death of Harry K. McCaffrey, son of the late William A. McCaffrey, with funeral services at St. John’s Church on Wednesday at nine. C. Carty is the funeral director. Also listed is the death of John W. Hill, aged 81, of 115 East Street, born Emmitsburg, Civil War cook for Cole’s Cavalry, survived by wife, children, and grandchildren, with funeral Tuesday at nine from St. John’s Catholic Church and interment in St. John’s Cemetery, Thomas P. Rice Funeral Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. McCaffrey
Harry . K. McCaffrey
William “al
McCaffrey
St. John's
C. Carty
John W. Hill
John W. Hil
East Street
Emmitsburg
Academy of Visitation
Cole's Cavalry
St. John's Catholic Church
St. John's Cemetery
Thomas P .Rice
First Reunion of Season At Braddock Heights
The county Sunday school reunions at Braddock Heights will occur Thursday with denominational unity across the county. Rev John Paul Tyler of Epworth M B Church Washington will speak on Islamism’s Lessons From the War and Rev Dr Loren M Edwards will discuss Islamism’s Acid Test at Trinity on Wednesday.
El Coblentz Declines Democratic Governor Nomination
Emory L. Coblentz, endorsed by Democratic State and County Central Committees, declines the gubernatorial race. He argues a primary now would harm party welfare and urges support for Attorney General Albert Ritchie, pledging wholehearted backing if Ritchie secures the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory L
Coblents
Coblentz
Albert ©. Ritchie
Tention
Democratic State Central Committee
Frederick County
Court House
Democrats
Ritchie
Comin
Chicken Thievery Thrives in Frederick Spurred by War
A local crime flare in Frederick includes repeated henhouse thefts on Fifth and West Third streets. Night officer Winpiglet chased two thieves down West Third, one escaping under a porch. Three consecutive nights saw failed attempts on Mr. Armstrong’s Fifth Street hennery. A city and county crime wave, blamed on the war, sweeps the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
West Third Street
Winpiglet
Night Force
Armstrong
Fifth Street
Third Street
Berry pickers hit high prices as Frederick sees blackberry boom
In Frederick the blackberry season peaked with six Braddock Heights men bringing down ample berries. Wagons no longer visit doors daily, leaving buyers to forage for preserves and jam. Wild blackberries grow along county roads, offering large, flavorful fruit and cheaper, do it yourself picking versus steep store prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Elty
Braddock Heights
Hearing Set Tomorrow In Pittenger Habeas Corpus Case
The habeas corpus case of Arthur Wilson and Laura Bertha Pittenger, jailed on a murder charge, will be heard tomorrow at 10 a.m. in the circuit court. The State’s Attorney hinted at new evidence and said witnesses were summoned last Friday as sheriff and officials investigated near Johnsville where the Pittengers live. Pearce Wilson, son of the accused, is among those summoned to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wilson
Laura Bertha Pittenger
William OH
Pittenger
Aaron R .Anders Waite
Johnsville
Pittingers
Pearce Wilson
P Sessions Open Today at Western Maryland College
Members of the Maryland Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church begin their regular summer session at Western Maryland College Westminster today through Friday. The young people's convention starts Friday and ends next Sunday with Rev. Dr. Luther F. Warner of the Maryland Conference expected to attend the opening meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P
Maryland
The
Methodist Protestant Church
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Young’ People's Convention
Luther F. Warner
Among the Sick and Hospital News in Frederick Area
Milton Fisher of Taneytown was brought to Frederick City Hospital for an immediate operation for strangulated hernia. Mina Corrine Gelwicks of Womiteburg, previously ill at home, shows slow improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Fisher
Taneytown
Frederick City Hospital
Naan “Mina ‘Corraine, Gelwicks
Wmmiteburg
Homiteburg
Cate
Bishop Tyler Sues for $100 000 Injury Damages
North Dakota bishop John Poyntz Tyler sues Carolina Power and Light in Raleigh for $100,000 after his 18 year old daughter Ada Tyler was seriously injured June 9 when the car she rode collided with a streetcar. The case centers on damages from the accident that occurred during a visit to a schoolmate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
John Poyntz Tyler
North Dakota
S J. John’s Episcopal Church
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
W. Va
Carolina Power and Light Company
Surplus Funds Listed for Bank Leadership and Directors
A bank document lists surplus of 300000 dollars with officers J D Baker and W G Baker serving as vice presidents, W G Zimmerman as cashier, Samuel G Duvall as assistant cashier, and Joseph McDivit as assistant cashier. Directors include John B Ramsburg, Daniel Baker, Wm G Baker, C H Conley, M D C M Thomas, P L Hargett, D E Kefauver, J B Newman, J D Baker, J H Gambrill Jr, Thos H Haller, H D Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 8. Ramsburg
Daniel Baker
Wm. G. Baker
C. H. Conley
M.D. C. M. Thomas
PL. Hargett
D. E. Kefauver
John 8. Newman
J. D. Baker
H. Gambrill, Jr
Thos. H. Haller
H.D. Baker
People Swelter As Mercury Soars In Heat Wave
The region endures a brutal heat wave with the official thermometer reaching 96 degrees by 2 PM and forecasts showing continued high temperatures this week. Officials predict a possible thunderstorm bringing temporary relief, while residents seek shade, rides to the country, and air cooling. Traffic remains heavy but without major arrests for speeding. Locals flock to streams and swimming holes for cooling as soda water sales rise despite war-time taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Sol
Bla Washington
Mercury
Frederick
Frederick Restardiy
Rada
Fire Insurance and Property Details Near Brunswick
Fire insurance listing describes an 8 room frame dwelling with bath oven heat concrete cellar and outbuildings within a mile of Detour plus a 10 room stone and stucco house with stable and necessary outbuildings. Includes 100 acres unimproved land two miles from Brunswick and nearly 600 fruit trees apples peaches and cherries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petravine
Brunswick
U. S
Grederick
Washington Street
Reese
Pythian Patson H. Mercer
Frederick
Professor Pearson Leaves Hood College
Prof Henry Ward Pearson, Hood College music director for three years, will become Dean of the College of Music at Illinois Woman's College in Jacksonville Indiana. He will start this fall and serves as organist and choir master at Grace Methodist Church. His departure is deeply regretted by Hood College staff and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ward
Pearson
Hood College
College of Music
Ilinois Woman's College
Jacksonville
Peatson
David Strawn
Jefferson Grange Meeting at Home of Roy Remsburg
The Jefferson Grange met at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Remsburg near Jefferson Ohio Thursday night. Ice cream and cake were served after an open air gathering. Attending were Lemuel Keller Claude Keller Arby Keller Brown Bussard Fry Culler Edna Ogle Mollie Lewis Margaret Roderick Mary Culler Mollie Hine Amy Lakin Mary Slagle Susie Lakin William Doty Carlos Hemp George Lakin M R Etchison and others. Next meeting will be at Charles Hemp’s home August 7 with Miss Maney T Moffar mentioned in Baltimore days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Grange
Roy
Remsburg
Jefferson
Lemuel Keller
Claude Keller
Arby Keller
Brown
Albert Bussard
David Fry
Jacob Culler
Edna Ogle
Mollie Lewis
Margaret Roderick
Mary Culler
Miollie Hine
Amy Lakin
Mary Slagle
Susie Lakin
William Doty
Carlos Hemp
George Lakin
M. R. Etchison
Teachers Meeting Tonight At Evangelical Reformed Church
Local notice says the Teachers' Association of the Evangelical Reformed Sunday School will meet in the church parlor this Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Also a farm listing promotes Smile Fine Little Fruit Farm of five acres near Frederick with extensive fruit trees and outbuildings, inviting inquiries to Markwood D Harp at Pythian Castle Building Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Cadet’ S Park
Bible iClass
Methodist’ Episcopal
St. John's Roman Catholic Church
Baumgardner
Frieze
Seatters
Andvof
Ymoncy-A
Teachers’ Association of the Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
Frederick
Jug Bridge
Markwood
D. Harp
Pythian ‘Castle
Maryland
Relief from Summer Complaint with Chamberlain Remedy
Mrs Henry Jewett Clark Mills reports a severe summer complaint two years ago. After taking Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy she was relieved almost instantly. The advert praises the remedy and urges households to keep it on hand. Buy War Savings Stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bummer
Chamberlain
Henry Jewett
Methodist Reunion at Braddock Heights July 31 1919
All are invited to Braddock Heights for a Methodist Reunion on July 31 1919 starting at 10 am. Rev Loren M Edwards D D of Grace Methodist Episcopal Baltimore addresses at 10 30 am on Methodism's Acid Test. Rev G J Humphryes D D of Rhode Island Methodist Protestant Washington DC speaks at 11 30 am on Methodist Why What. Rev John Paul Tyler D D of Epworth Washington DC delivers 2 00 pm address on Methodism's BRON from the War. he recently returned from overseas with a year in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Washington
Tyter
Trinity Church
Loren M. Edwards
Grace
Chard
D .D
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
G.J. Humphryes
D. D
Rhode Island Methodist
Public Sale Notice at 114 West Patrick Street Frederick
Intending to leave Frederick, sale at public sale on Wednesday July 30 1919 at 10 o'clock a m. Lot of household goods including bedroom furniture kitchen utensils silverware and office furniture. Terms cash. Mrs Amy Br Goldsborough Harvey R Lease auctioneer Walter Rice clerk. Also plants for sale celery self blanching Winter King Winter Queen at 103 East 8th St or Monsel's Grocery East Patrick Street. Sale at Shropshire twee and Back. John N Ramsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Patrick Street
BR. Goldsborough
Harvey R. Lease
Walter Rice
Fast 8Th St
Monsel’s Grocery
East Patrick Street
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the Daily.news
Reece Tio P.maby
Dispatch
D.C
United States Weather ‘Bureau
Tony ‘Sav
Inst
Whit ‘Footwear Peevencees Matkey
Vaughan & Co
Far
Bank
S Trail” Opera
House ‘Idiove
Park Place
Pease
Methodiste
Sord
Gon H. Mercer
John C. Jacobs
Frederick-Thurmont
LR. Snapp
Snapp
Lynchburg
County
John. W. Mumford
Braddock
New Windsor
Mildred
Rebecca’ Gittinger
Anna Mary Bopat
Ruth Kemp
Olga Bonsack
Eva Iohns
W. Windsor
Mias Roger
Irma’ Roost
Blue ‘Hideo
College
Amy Bopst
Mésara
Leale Bopat
Edward Shaw
Robert. Hammond
Noel Foie
Woodsboro
Donald Johns
Merle Coover
Mr. Bonsack
Mwhden
Ae Johns
New
Indsor
A. NeWa
Italy
Wai Will
Bilag
H.C. L
Wilson
Mt. Airy
Carroll County Sunday School Union
M. E. Church
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Caabler
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
Cashter
Mary
John D, Bandrickson
Eclipse
Madras
Tim
John. D., Hendrickson
Potts & Griffin
Sal
Real Eetais and General Insurance
Court
St. Frederick
Casualty” Insurance
Prof
Hood
Jacksonville, Il
Maney T. Moffar
Mart Pari Atreet
Long Edmonds
Pen-Mar
Waynesboro
Ram Way
Eugene H. Albaugh
North Market
South Market
Bown Market
Dwellng
Bouth
Etrest
Patrick
Grataon H
paLe
Insurance
Fidelity
City
Troutyilie
Peat
Dwe Dee
Walkersville
Middletown
Ni Midway
N. Bent
Hudson
Hoosman Saints
Sain
Cal Post
W. A. Miller
Burgee’s
Gittinger's Grocery
John
N. Ramsburg
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