Farm Revolt And Party Lines
Kansas City June 21 A farm revolt illustrates that party labels matter less as Democratic and Republican factions merge across lines in pursuit of power. The piece traces historic party realignments, noting factions threaten to knife tickets at conventions and that Congress showed limited cross party agreement. It also references the 1896 and 1924 conventions and the Coolidge vacation camp in Wisconsin with the Brule River story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Kansas City
Pennsylvania
New York
Chicago
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Parker
Madison Square Garden
Houston
Brule River
Coolidge
Wisconsin
la Croix
Mississippi
Coolidge Cap
Bride and Groom Tied in Albany Cartiral Eaves Ceremony
Cetuae Sith daughter of New York's governor weds Francs Quillman of Troy soon after a ceremony in Albany Cartiral Eaves New York City. Governor Bra4cern’s friend officiates the marriage, with a close associate present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cetuae Sith
New York
Francs Quillman
Troy
Albant
Cartiral
Eaves
Wills Filed For Probate In Orphans Court
Several wills have been probated arising from Frederick County estates. Hester C Zimmerman of Mt. Pleasant wills to brother Clayton M Zimmerman with June 7 1916 date. Lewis H Kump of Frederick names widow Amy and children Dixon and Erwin with Erwin as executor. date October 20 1922. John J Sheffield of Frederick directs bequests to St Johns Literary Institution and St Johns Church. future cemetery plots and a shared life income to widow Mary E Sheffield and brother Frank E Sheffield. Executors Joseph MecDivit and Edward J Smith named.
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Zimmermen
Hester C. Zimmerman
Mt. Pleasant
Clayton M. Zimmerman
Walkersville
Jacob Rohrback
August T. Brust
Sheffield
John J. Sheffield
St. John’s Literary Institution
Frederick
St. John’s Catholic School
Michael J. Curley
Baltimore
St. John's Catholic Church
St. John’s
Orphans Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Louisa Tinney
Annie May Clingan
Charles WM Tinney
Funerals Held for Local Residents in Walkersville and Market Street
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Ann Rebecca Roderick at U B Church Walkersville with Rev. George W Strine and Rev. John W Fisher officiating. Pallbearers were grandsons George Zimmerman Ray Zimmerman Samuel Roderick Glenn Garber Clarence Rout and Joseph Rout. Interment at Mt Hope Woodsboro. Funeral director K G Putman also announced the funeral of Mrs Anna B Crist widow of Rev George W Crist at the Lutheran church Walkersville with pallbearers T R Saylor T S Albaugh E S Engie Harry Zimmerman Joseph Hummer and A W Zimmerman. Body taken to Marketville Pa for interment. Funeral director K G Putman also reported the funeral of Daniel M Ball from 313 South Market Street with Rev Dr G Elis Williams officiating. Pallbearers included William Caddie Thomas Kling Horace Cutsail Charles Daugherty Jacob Kintz and George Renn. Interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Funeral director H M Snyder.
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Ann Rebecca Roderick
U. B
Walkersville
George W. Strine
John W. Fisher
George Zimmerman
Ray Zimmerman
Samuel Roderick
Glenn Garber
Clarence Rout
Joseph Rout
Mt Hope Cemetery
Anna B. Crist
George W. Crist
Lutheran Church
J. M. Spangler
T. R. Saylor
Albaugh
Engie
Harry Zimmerman
Joseph Hummer
A. W. Zimmerman
Marketville
KE. G. Putman
Daniel M Ball
Market Street
G. Elis Willams
Wiliam Caddie
Thomas Kling
Horace Cutsail
Charles Daugherty
Jacosb Kintz
George Renn
Mt. Olivet
H. M. Snyder
Sick Judge Newman Returns to Outing Day
Judge John S. Newman, confined to his Upper College Terrace home for over two weeks, is able to be out today. Edwin L. Thomas of this city is a patient at Church Home and Infirmary in Baltimore for a facial infection operation. Mrs. C. Ralph Kemp of near Jefferson was taken to Frederick City Hospital Sunday for an appendicitis operation.
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John S. Newman
Upper College Terrace
Edwin L. Thomas
Church Home
Baltimore
C. Ralph Kemp
Jefferson
Frederick City Hospital
Market Prices Grain and Livestock Quotations
Grain prices listed by Frederick County Products include Weoweeeres at 5.45 dollars. Calves range from 7 to 9 dollars. Lambs quoted 16 to 20 dollars. Steers traded around 10 to 12 dollars. Heifers priced from 9 to 12 dollars as reported.
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Frederick County Products, Inc
Personal notices of births travels and visits in town
Purely Personal items list births and family events. Clyde M. Roney and wife celebrate a daughter's birth Sunday afternoon. Russell H. McCain returns from Montreal. D J Markey Jr sails for duty on the Leviathan this summer. Fenton family from Baltimore visit Council street. Sappingtons of College Park tour the West and attend Kiwanis in Seattle. Potts girl Helen visiting grandmother near Leesburg. Marian Powell visits sister in Court street. Ernest B. Stephens and uncle Lynn Stephens plan Norfolk and Ocean View visits. Betty Gosnell, age ten, has high scholastic averages while attending Church Street and Academy buildings and will return to Church Street School next fall.
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Clyde M. Roney
Trail Avenue
Russell H. McCain
Montreal
Quebec
Canada
D. J. Markey, Jr
New York
Matthew
Fenton
Fenton, Jr
Baltimore
Charles B. Trail
Council Street
Francis B. Sappington
College Park
Seattle
Wash
Sappington
Kiwanis International
Helen Caldwell Potts
Richard Potts
Court Street
Levin Powell
Leesburg
Marian Powell
Ine
Ernest B. Stephens
Lynn Stephens
Norfolk
Ocean View
Betty Gosnell
Gurney G. Gosnell
Church Street
Academy
Elvens and Miller wed at Lutheran parsonage in Hagerstown
The marriage of John E. Elvens and Liliam Miller of Hagerstown took place at the Lutheran parsonage with Rev. Dr. G Rupp officiating. Sunday School attendance reached 9236 including eleven visitors, with four classes at full attendance. Children’s Day is planned for next Sunday at 10 20 with Sunday School at 9 20. Church services continued with Rev. Dr. G Rupp preaching both morning and evening.
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Elvens—Miller
John E. Elvens
Liliam
Miler
Hagerstown
Lutheran Parsonage
U.S G. Rupp
Evangelical Lutheran
G. & G. Rupp
Women’s Roles Evolve from 1900 to 1928 Says History
In 1900 women were described as clinging vines while by 1928 their daughters are portrayed as independent ramblers reflecting social change. The remark notes shifting gender norms and autonomy across the early 20th century.
Local notices and sales events in Mt Pleasant and Frederick
Local notices announce a chicken supper to benefit Reformed Church at Mt. Pleasant hall on June 14 with strawberries and ice cream served 5 30 to 10 p m. Also an auction lists 180 bunches of bananas and other fruits Tuesday June 12 at 7 p m Frederick Cash contact 67 South Market and John Null as auctioneer. Card of thanks from Wis wife and children for kindness after Daniel M Ball illness and death. Calvary M E Church School hosts festival June 14 with ice cream strawberries and cake. Farm Bureau Picnic Petersville Md August 7. Empire Theater Frederick antiques sale June 15 1928 11 a m to 5 p m and 7 to 10 p m with 450 lots of rare furniture china glass and more conducted by H G Hellerman with J J Cronenburg and Guy Fout as auctioneers.
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Mt. Pleasant Hall
the Reformed Church
Frederick Cash
South Market
John Null
Calvary M. E. Church
East Church St
Empire Theater
Frederick
H. G. Hellerman
J. J. Cronenburg
Guy Fout
Frederick City
Lowell
South Market St
Harbaugh’s
Court House
Rudy’s
North Carroll St
Maytag Washing Machine Co
North Market St
Evans Plano
Junior Engine House
Sea Automotive Sales
North Market St. Charles
F. Brenner
Charles H. Herbert
George T. Schroeder
Board of Supervisors of Elections
George Abrecht
Mary A. Eropps
Frederick County
Coure House
Maryland
South Market Street
Daniel Z. Stull
Ide A. Stull
Mary A. Krepps
Ite Iterma
William BM. Storm
Axrignee
Frederick area events invite motorists to June meeting
The Frederick Branch of the Maryland Automobile Association invites motorists to the first meeting on Wednesday June 13 at 8 p m in the Armory. The program includes speakers, movies, music and vaudeville for entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Frederick
Maryland Automobile Association
Armory
Frederick Voters urged to support Alderman candidates
Local notices from Frederick appeal to voters for support of candidates including George William Shipley August T. Brust and John B Renn. The page lists election day details for June 12 1928 with precinct polling locations and party notices, plus ads for services and real estate in Frederick Maryland.
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Frederick
George William Shipley
Xotlee
Democratic Party of
John B& Renn
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L. Tox
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Amelia Earhart
Wilmer Stultz
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Trepasser Bay
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Elmehart’s Alley
Frank E. Sheffield
East Second Street
Mary E. Sheffield
Edward J. Smith
Mary E Sheffield
Frank E . Sheffield
Ana Sheffield
Frank E Sheffield
Joseph MecDivit
Charles B. Staley
Harry G. Dorsey
Daniel M. Ball
Farm Bureau
Petersville, Md
Maryland Automobile
C. M. Scott, Jr
Mgr
Noah E. Cramer
Peoples Drug Stores
Stertzbach
Globe Bldg
East Patrick St
Charles Wertheimer
Sunny Hil Farm
Ginnali
Frederick Small Loan Co
Court ST
Grace Trinity Reformer Church
Baltimore Pike
Pearl
Li Tain
York
York Otl Burner Company
Walter Ben Hare
Trinity M. E Church
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Searing & Son
West
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Democratic Party
T. Brust
Excelsior Sanitary Dairy
East Seventh Street
Market Streets
Grayson E. Palmer
Grace Reformed
Faithful Circle
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Westminster Band
Grove Building
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Chapline
80ON
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Martin's
Frank James
W. Fifth
Nestle
Buckingham
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Cb. & Mar
George B. King
West Sixth St. Frederick, Md
Vernon Boone
Motter Avenue
Paul Delphey
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Ford Delivery
Graham
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Frederick, Md
Luella Marriotte Hesson
West Patrick
Chapel Alley
Frederick June CO
Frank Gasiley
3Rd St
Frech and
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Bolen and
Guernsey
Meadowbrook Fann
Reed Baby
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Freederick
Thien
Uepot
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WM C Howard
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Huntges of the Orphans Court
Charles H Butts
Kteginter
Wille
John A Smallwond
Ramuet A. Lewin
Roy. Relch
Orphans' Court
Farderick County
Milton
Zimmerman
Badie & McCregor
A. D. Willard
Rosemont
Bentz St
Commercial State Bank
East Fourth Street
West Fifth St
P. O. Box
Braddock Heights
East Third St
Engstchurch Street
Third Street
West Patrick St
J AL Cutler
South Market Anid Sat
West Third St
C. E . Senndknecht
North Market Street
Frederick Frait and Supply Co
Care News-Post
Patsick-Conyt
Western
Sintera, Inc
C. A. Gilson
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Toome
East Patrick
Worth Market St
Shank
Evles Ldmr
Lew
Geo Glessner
Animal Shelter
Fairies
Steruer
TVR
Citizens’ National Bank
Jostra D. Baker
Hoymes D. Barr
Joan H. Baker
Joseph McDuvir
William G. Zimmerman
Samoue, G. Duvant
J. Travers Thomas
Josefh D. Baker
Thomas H. Hauer
Charins H. Contry
M. D
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Newman James H. Gamprttr, Jr
Homes D. Baker
Daniel Bakes, JR
Evtas B. Ramsburgh
Scntagrer
T. Hargett
Luther Rice
Fourth St
Magnolia Ave
Wath
Colles Ave
N. Market
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Rice
P. Luther Rice
Restatute
John L. Dotrow
Aearne Church of
Arnold
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Ward
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Thomas P. Rice
Bingis
Madison Street
Mottat Avenue
Bargate
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Atrest
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Wilson Place
Catoctin Park
Jefferson Bt
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Magerstown State Road
N. Market Street
Real Est
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State Road
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John L. Beall
Patrick Street
Noah FE
Cramer & Son
Nash
Cramer
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Memurrey St
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Wes
Pik
East Fourth St
Dill Ave
State Toad
Hamilton Ave
Noah E. Cramsa & Son
St Frederick
Snook & Mercer
Market St
Burek St
N. R
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SOR &D
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Paultless
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