Death notices and obituaries from The Daily News
Mrs. Mary Ida Crowe of Sharpsburg dies at 64 after stomach trouble and Thursday operation at Washington County Hospital. She leaves husband Alexander Crowe and two sisters Mrs William Staley and Mrs Fannie Etbhman. Funeral Sunday at Grace Reformed Church led by Rev Carnahan and Rev Greishring. George H. Clagett, longtime Montgomery county resident, dies at 59 following a long illness. Survived by widow and son Lawrence Clagett. Funeral Saturday at Quince Drehard Methodist, burial Forest Oak Cemetery Gaithersburg. Ezra C Wachter, 83, dies at home 101 West Fourth Street. Survived by widow and children Lloyd W, Harvey E, Mrs Granville Holtz, Mrs George Mort, Mrs Emma Broadrup. seventeen grandchildren and several great grands. Brothers Andrew Utica, Wesley Bloomfield, Dock Walkersville. Bethel church member. Funeral Tuesday at Zion Reformed Church, 2 PM, interment adjacent cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ida Crowe
Alexander Crowe
Sharpsburg
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Crowe
Lawson Pominberesr
Grace Reformed Church
William Staley
Fannieetbman
Washington, D. Cy
B. R. Carnahan
Frederick
G. A. 8. Greishring
George H. Clagett
Montgomeryounty
Ezra G. Wachter
Ezra C. Wachter
West Fourth Street
Wachter
Lloyd W
Harvey E
Granville Holtz
Bloomfield
George Mort
Lewis Town
Emma Broadrup
Cumberland
Andrew
Utica
Wesley
Dock
Walkersville
Bethel Church
Zion Reformed Church
Thor
P. Rice
Funerals for E B Frank Johnson and William J Wiles Held
Funeral services for EB Frank Johnson were held Sunday at 2 PM at his home in 114 Eighth Street with Rev. Dr. A S G Rupp officiating. Frederick Lodge and several Masonic and Red Men groups attended. Interment at Mt. Olivet. Funeral directors: F. W. Obenderfer and Son. A second service followed for William Jacob Wiles on Saturday at 4:30 PM at his home, 100 East Eighth Street, led by Rev. U S G Rupp. Interment also at Mt. Olivet. C E Cline was the funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Frank Johnson
Eighth Street
G. Rupp
Frederick Lodge
Royal Order of Moose
Frederick City Lodge
Chippewa Tribe
Order Red Men
Brave
Pallbeariars
John W. Stewart
EB. C. Warrisoh
The
Moose
Howard Albauzh
Robert G. Witter
Red Men
Claggett L. Dorsey
Oscar B. Perkins
Odd Fellows
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
F. W. Obenderfer
Son
William Jacob Wiles
Fast Eighth Street
U.S. G. Rupp
John S. Renn
Elias’ Bline
R. E B. Long
Morray
William Boost
Ira Staley
Mt. Olivet
C. E. Cline
Tourists Park Popular In East Frederick Area
Tourists visiting East and Near East communities by auto find the Maryland State Roads Commission tourists’ camps near Frederick very convenient. Six tents were pitched in a park west of Frederick over the weekend and groups used the tables for meals. Western towns long established camps and they’ve become popular as automobile touring grows. The park movement accompanies better roads and the revived see America first spirit, offering comfort like pure water and civilized amenities for travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Roads Commission
Frederick
Maryland
America
Waxwing Forester's Friend in Insect Control
The Bohemian waxwing appears in great flocks across northern United States and Canada and feeds on numerous forest pests. Dr. R W Shufeidt notes its quiet habits and strong defense of young, praising the species as a valuable ally to foresters and agriculturists for preying on insect pests harming trees, especially apples and pears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
R. W. Shufeidt
American Forestry Magazine
New England
Tod
Indians Seen Through Rev Lease Eye in India
Rev Leslie Lease, former Frederick theologian and missionary, describes India as in transition. His Lalitpur station near Cawnpore sits in a conservative heartland with 230000 people across 300 villages. He notes progress versus reaction led by Gandhi, education drives, and limited revolutionary risk while praising urban progress in Calcutta Bombay and Delhi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Leslie Lease
Frederick,tonian
Lease
Lalitpur
United Provinces
Bombay
North India
Cawnpore
All India
Ease
Lalifpur
Elephant
Mr. Lease
Delaware
Great Oriental
Ghandi
Calcutta
Delhi
X Fibre Brush
Princeton Theological Seminary
Reformed Epiccopal Church
Presbyterian Church
York
N'S Day Service Held At Utica Church
Annual children day services were held at the Utica Union Sunday school before a large crowd. Merl H. Ramsburg directed, with W A Beil leading music and Myrtle Miller as accompanist. The program included solos, recitations, songs, and a segment by the Boys of the Bible, closing with a benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica Union
Merl H. Ramsburg
W. A. Beil
Myrtle Miller
Grace Ratosburg
Blanche Harper
Mildred Bortner
Sylvia Eyler
Mae Miller
Pauline Baer
Sidney Angleberger
Edna Lambert
Nelile Patman
Lillian Clem
Caroline Leatherman
Dorothy Utterback
Sara Catharine Ball
Ruth Kehna
Elsie Kehne
Mary Angleberger
Evelyn Shoemaker
Naomi Lambert
Holy City
Gordonier Harper
R. Lee Bair
Supt
M. H. Ramsburg
Frederick native visits city recalling youth and landmarks
Harry Quynn of St. Louis, former Frederick resident, visits Annapolis and Frederick, recalling the old swinging bridge, B and O station, Cannon Hill, Mt Olivet cemetery, Scott Key statue, and Barbara Fritchie marker. He praises the city as up to date yet cordial, plans a trip to Winchester, Virginia with H Clay DeGrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Quynn
St. Louis
Missouri
Ezra Houck, Jr
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Quynn
Samuel Gardner
Frederick
John
Mary Hanshew Quynn
Evansville
Indiana
Carroll Creek
B. and O
Cannon Hill
United States
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Daughters of the Revolution
The
Confederacy
Scott Key
Barbara Fritchie
Street Widening Plan Goes to New Board for Approval
Representatives of the Real Estate Board of Frederick will present a plan to widen Court Street before the new mayor and Board of Aldermen. Estimated costs range from 40 000 to 45 000 dollars, with corner property owners yet undetermined. Additional property costs may bring the total to 40 000 to 43 000 dollars, depending on fair pricing for Lot at Court and West Patrick Streets. Marriage licenses and property transfers are reported, including notices for Rose Laby, Cecila R Dorsey, Paul Grimm, Pearl Lesher, Henry Barnes, Minnie Gouker, William Seldomridge, and Ella Allen, with associated ages and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Estate Board of
Frederick
Court Street
Richard Potts
Potts
West Patrick
Church Street
Court
West Patrick Streets
Charles McC. Mathias
D. John Markey
Rose & Laby
Walkersville
Cecila R Dorsey
Libertytown
Paul W. Grimm
Hagerstown
Pearl V. Lesher
Williamsport
Henry H. Barnes
Minnie Gouker
Wiliam J. Seldomridge
Laella K. Allen
Richwood
PURELY PERSONAL Visits and family travel notes from Frederick area
Mrs Cordelia Rudditch and Mr and Mrs German of Catonsville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Brust in Frederick. Mrs Henry DeGrange attended Martin L Shriver funeral in Baltimore. Miss Flora Bender of Atlanta visits Mr and Mrs Charles Lipps while caring for her ill mother. A cablegram reports Dorothy Fifler and Elizabeth Lewis reaching London aboard the Regina. The Haller family returns from New York to spend the summer east of Frederick. Mrs Alvie Myers and daughter Josephine visit Warren Ohio relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordelia Rudditch
German
Catonsville
Charles Brust
West Church Strait
Henry &. B. DeGrange
Wilson Avenue
Baltimore
Martin L. Shriver
Pennsylvania
Mubbard Abb
Washington
Charles Abb
East Fourth Street
Caroline Brown
W. Hayes Brown
Jefferson
Misa Laura Schley Osburn
Next Third Street
Lloyd ‘T. MacGill
Weat
Third Street
Mary Holmes
New York
James H. Cramer
Noah KE. Cramer
B. D. Grove
East Second Astreet
Stephens City
Flora Bender
Atlanta
Charles Lipps
South Market Street
Bender
Zadeoe Dove
Balttmore
Fredarick
Ethel Fout
Kemptown
Gladya Fout
St. Paul Street
London
Dorothy Fifler
Elizabeth Lewis
Europe
Regina
T. Stewart Haller
Among the sick in New Town area
Mr. Henry W. Haller of South Market street has recovered enough to be out after confinement. Mrs. William Nothagle, undergoing rheumatism treatment at Frederick City Hospital, shows improvement. Mrs. D. E Sherman and her daughter Virginia have returned from a western visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Haller
South Market Street
William Nothagle
Frederick City Hospital
D. E Sherman
Virginia
West
Evang elical Reformed Picnic and Hood Tennis Open Days
Community notices list a June 21 1922 Evangelical Reformed Sunday School picnic with free transport from Hagerstown and Frederick Terminal, a Hood Tennis Club open season from June 20 to September 20 with tickets, a Guernsey cattle sale at Cullers stables on June 20, and various local ads for junk, watch repair, auto service, and poultry pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed
Hagerstown
Frederick Terminal
Bank officers named WM G Zimmerman and Sam G Duvall
Western bank ledger lists WM G Zimmerman as cashier and Sam G Duvall as assistant cashier. The lines indicate a formal signature block for bank personnel, likely from an internal document or report. Names given reflect treasury staff and management roles.
Frederick window cleaning company ad and sales offers
Frederick window cleaning company advertises expert service by trained men and invites orders through Crescent Electric Co. in Hagerstown three years in business with strong success. Also notes a Ford sedan for sale in A-1 condition and an attractive millinery sale offering color and white hats with stylish workmanship at a store in College Park and Market Street settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Paxson
College Park
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Doha Pollarine Aang
William C. Rau
Harry Forney
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Frank James
Fifth St
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Gachet
Aetna Disability Insurance
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J. W. Harner
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George Wilson
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T O Culler
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N. Market St
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H. Miller
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A. M. Gachet
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Reliable Junk Company
Gittinger's Grocery
Citizens’ National Bank
Joseph D. Baker
Holmes
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WM. G. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Sam’l G. Duvall
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Joseph McDivit
Anst
Ramsburg
Wm.g. Baker
D. Edward Kefauver
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Newman
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Daniel Baker, JR
D. E. Kepauver
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Bid
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Hamilton Avenue
Baltimore State Road
Edward P. Oden
Hamilton Ave
Fisher's Store
Choteo
Gilmer R. Flautt
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Edgar G. Null
Winchester Street
Patiaght
Tronmin
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Calvin O C Fox
South Market
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Smith
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Carter's
Leas
Otis
Cooper's
Saxony
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Lewistown
Adamstows
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the News Job Printing Office
Thomas Prior
Thomas P.rick
N. Jollifte
Adamstown
Eixtra Good
Urbana
Buckeystown
Unionville
Mt. Pleasant
Johnsville
Petersville
Monrovia
Union Bridge
W. N. Jolliffe
West Church Street
John K. N. “Clary
Odern
Auburban
Pike
Ééétion
West Second
Real Estate, Mortgage and Investment Company
Markell H. Nelson
Real Edite Department
W. Patrick St
Frederick, M4
Markwood D. Harp
Wien ‘Arm
Bardwood
West Third Street
Markwood BD
AARP
Pythian Castle Building
R. KR
Cement Road
Modwa
Citt Property
S Market
E. Fourth St
di Ave
East St
Grayson H. Mercer
Real Emxiate
Insarasce
Frederic
Pythian Castle
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