Death of Milton D Butt in Harrisburg Pa
Milton D Butt 71 5 29 died at home in Harrisburg after long illness. Former Frederick resident ran a general store at New Midway, retired, moved to Frederick then Harrisburg in 1920. Survived by widow Delia Roser two sons Cameron of Trenton and Bruce at home and a sister in Harrisburg. Funeral in Woodsboro Friday at 9 80 o'clock train arrival with services Mt Hope cemetery. L C Powell and Co funeral directors.
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Milton D. Butt
Harrisburg
Frederick
Butt
Fr. Butt
New Midway
Delia Roser
Cameron Butt
Trenton
N. J
Bruce Butt
Woodsboro
Mt. Hope Cemetery
L. C. Powell and Co
Funerals for Chew Nottnagel Cramer Held at Mt Olivet
The week’s obsequies include Charles Chew funeral at Mt Olivet chapel with Rev. Henri G. Kieffer officiating and pallbearers Irving Chew Howard Chew Charles Chew Joseph Chew and Harry Chew. Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. Nottnagel funeral at 255 West Patrick Street led by Rev. Douglass Hooff with pallbearers B E B Phobus C B Willard George Hood William Herwig Willam D. Turner and William G. Anderson. Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. Cline directed. Cramer service from Walkersville with Rev. Hartzell and Rev. Shilke. pallbearers E C Wachter Edward D. Shriner Albert Nicodemus George J. Ross Albert Butler Dr John D Nicodemus. Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. Putman directed.
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Charles Chew
George Chew
West South Street
At & O'Clock
Mt. Olivet Chapel
Henriu. G. Kieffer
Irving Chew
Howard Chew
Joseph Chew
Harry Chew
J. F. Donnelly
Division No
Baltimore
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Henrietta E. Nottnagel
West Patrick Street
Douglass Hooff
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
B. E B. Phobus
C. B. Willard
George Hood
William Herwig
Willam D. Turner
William G. Anderson
Mt. Olivet
C. E. Cline
William Cramer
Walkersville
W. R. Hartzell
Charles A. Shilke
E. C. Wachter
Edward D. Shriner
Albert Nicodemus
George J. Ross
Albert Butler
John D. Nicodemus
K. G. Putman
Among the Sick Mr Casper Quynn Hospitalized at City Hospital
Mr Casper Quynn of East Patrick Street is undergoing treatment at City Hospital. He is receiving medical care for illness as of the report.
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Casper Quynn
East Patrick Street
City Hospital
First Day Out On The Ocean To Europe
An old gentleman and his spouse charm fellow travelers on the first day at sea. A young couple remark on their happiness, while tales of a distant colored settlement in Stevens County and the Budapest giant Bela Verenyi add scattered notes of life ashore and abroad.
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Europe
Queens
Jacks
Harrys
Lst
Herbert House
Judge
Fiwinnes Saewroniges
Stevens County
Vegoton Hermes
Bela Verenyi
Budapest
M. Vezenii
Ku Klux Klan Holds Initiation in Frederick County
About 200 candidates and members of the Invisible Empire of Ku Klux Klan, led by the fiery cross, traveled by car through Frederick and Brunswick after 8 PM. Clad in robes or white masks, they gathered at Jug Bridge then moved to a field near Brunswick for a naturalization ceremony lasting about ninety minutes, followed by a meal and departure around midnight.
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Invisible Empire of Ku Klux Klan
Fiery Cross
Brunswick
Jug Bridge
Baltimore State Road
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Harper's Ferry
Martinsburg
Winchester
Order
Patrick Street
Jefferson Street
Iimch
South
Washington
Frederick
Main Street
High
High Street
West End
Frederick City Orchestra Heads to Purcellville Pageant
The Frederick City Orchestra travels to Purcellville Virginia to perform at a pageant directed by Mrs. G J Robey. The event features 150 performers from Virginia with soloists from Norfolk Richmond Frederick and Washington D C including soprano Mrs Francisco J Lawson and tenor F B Sappington Jr A R Wallis on cornet and Mrs Matd Waters Ditmar as accompanist The same orchestra will also play for a Shrine ceremonial entertainment in Leesburg Virginia the next day.
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Frederick City
Purcellville
G. J. Robey
Virginia
Norfclk
Richmond
Frederick
Washington, D.C
Francisco Jasper Lawson
Washington, D. C
F. B. Sappington, Jr
A. R. Wallis
Matd Waters Ditmar
Leesburg
Soviet Officials Administer Affairs During Lenin Era
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Red Chief and L Rykoff alongside J V Y Stalin and Leo Kamenel in governing Soviet Russia during Lenin's era, with unclear phrasing about florive of Nikolai Lenin and administrative duties.
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L. Rykoff
J. VY. Stalin
Leo Kamenel
Nikolai Lenin
Patriotic service planned by U B S S in Keysville style
United Brethren Sunday School in Keysville will host a patriotic Francis Scott Key service next Sunday at 3 0 0 o clock. The event honors Key as a patriot and churchman and will feature readings solos floral decorations and a patriotic address by Reno G Harp.
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United Brethren Sunday School
Francis Scott Key
Keysville
Key
Florence Eickenbrode
Beasie Dubel
Catharine Carmack
Rena .Moberly
Charles Wachter
Daisy McDonald
David Steiner
W. W. Pickett
Frederick Bboogie
Edward Ridgeway
Sarah Ridenonr
Helen Schouler
Victor Summers
Reno &. Harp
Purely Personal: Mrs Raggi Visits Then Returns
Mrs August J Raggi of New York visits sisters Mrs Ezra Houck Jr and Mrs W J Bushwaller and has returned. Mr and Mrs A V McDonald of Kalamazoo arrive in Frederick by auto to visit Mrs J W McDonald. Prof and Mrs Irving S Biser and Mr and Mrs Harvey Hann of Dill avenues return from a motor trip to Cumberland Frostburg Bedford and Chambersburg. Wheat price noted at 1.07 and wagonload hauled to Thomas and Co by John Zimmerman near Feagaville. quality described as good.
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August J. Raggi
New York City
Ezra Houck, Jr
W. J. Bushwaller
H- H. Quynn
St. Louis
A. V. McDonald
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Frederick
J. W. McDonald
East Fourth Street
Irving S. Biser
Harvey Hann
Dills Avenue
Cumberland
Frostburg
Bedford
Chambersburg
Thomas and Co
John Zimmerman
Feagaville
Camel relief worker hailed by Saratov as sled load mule
The Saratov branch of the American Relief Administration reports discovering a camel as a relief worker in the Volga valley. The animal hauls 1,800 pounds of food per trip across 47 miles of snow to starving villagers, proving durable when rail access is unavailable. The ARA is buying fodder from a Soviet fund and plans to ensure the camel receives ample feed and support.
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Camer
Saratov Organization
American Relief Administration
Ihs
Volga Valley
Antmers
Doubite
Serater Organization
Card of Thanks and Local Mention Tutoring
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during the death of our brother Charles K. Chew including flowers and automobiles. George Chew and Brother. Poultry wanted highest prices by Gittingers Grocery. Inquire Box 2163 News Post.
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Chas. E. Moylan
Inquire
News-Post
Charles K. Chew
George Chew
Gittingers Grocery
Knights Templar Notice and Masonic Funeral Attire
Emergency Conclave of Jacques de Molay Commandery No 4 and Columbia Lodge No 68 announce funeral services for Sr. Knight John L. Johnson. Knights Templar and Master Masons invited. wear full/auto attire. Also notices for millinery, milk licenses, dog licenses, and a six room house wired for $30.
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Knights Templar
Jacques de Molay Commandery
John L. Johnson
Templar
Columbia Lodge
A. F
A. Masons
Citizens' National Bank Officers and Directors Listed
Citizens' National Bank announces its leadership with Joseph D. Baker as Chairman, Holmes Db as President, William G. Baker as Vice-President, William G. Zimmerman as Cashier, Sam S. Duvall and Joseph McDivit as Assistant Cashiers, and directors including John S. Ramsburg, D. Edward Kefauver, and Thos H. Haller.
Value Received Funeral Director Ad in Frederick
Thomas P. Rice offers a moderate service charge appeal targeting discerning customers who pay only for what they receive. The establishment emphasizes value received and operates from 406 North Market Street in Frederick Maryland.
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Thomas P. Rice
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
JOLLIFFE PROPERTY FOR SALE AD LIST
N JOLLIFFE real estate ad lists numerous farms and homes with acreages from 1 to 240 near Frederick Adams Freder ick Urbana Buckeystown Adamstown Johnsville Petersville Unionville Union Bridge Monroe ve and Union Bridge. Prices range around 3 500 to 32 500 with details on buildings soil and road access. Contact 5 WEST CHURCH STREET telephone 649.
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Adamstown
Frederick
Fraderick
Jefferson
Urbana
Buckeystown
Unionville
State Road
Mt Pleasant
Johnsville
Petersville
Monroeve
Union Bridge
N. Jolliffe
West Church Street
Rural Farms and Homes Offered by Real Estate Company
A local real estate firm lists several acreage properties including a 158 acre dairy farm with a brick house and barn four miles from Frederick, a 188 acre estate near Westminster with a brick mansion and spring dairy, a 26 acre village farm with fruit and water, and a modern twelve room home with acre in Adams Town. Prices range from 3500 to 16600. Modern homes and insurance services offered by the company.
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Bank Bern
Hard Daa
Frederick
Ion
Bard Road
Barmain
Suaurean Romes
Carewest Goers
Tnsgresee
Markwood OF
GARP
Eerate Axe
Pythian
Westminster
Adamstown
Moan E. Cramer
John 5
Stauter
Waoedabora
Mountaindale
Mt. Pleasant
Besara Omes
N. Market St
Park Ave
Satelors College Park
Boburtan
Tome West Pike
Ore & Stauffer
Eure
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the Daily News
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Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
R. Ames Hendrickson
Francis B. Sappington
Howard A. Gross
Silital
Fairview Avenue
Rosemont
H. C
Weat Fifth Street
John W. Snook
Trasurer
D. E. Kefauver
Sng Market
I. J. McCurdy
Pats aSty
Maryland
Natomia
Pocahontas
Kemp Hall
Geo. M. Chambersr
C. of R
Crescent Electric Company
South Market Street
Market Street
O. H. Miller
Samuel L. Tyler
Aetna
Potts & Griffin
Gourt St
East
Fifth Street
Reliable June Company
Harner’s
Hartberg
J. W. Harner
W. Patrick Street
WY. Patrick St
U.S
Bruce White
Braddock Heights
J. RL Baker
Thurmont
T. B. Baker
Thornent
N. OR & D. Mantz
Spring and Fummer Millinery
Citizens’ National Bank
Joseph D. Baker
Sam's
G. Duvall
Asst
Joseph McDivit
John
Ramsburg
WM. G. Baker
D. Edward Kefauver
Thos, H. Haller
Charles H. Conley, M. D
Peter L. Hargett
Newman
James H. Gambrill, JR
Holmes D. Baker
Daniel Baker, JR
West Patrick St
Third St
East Third St
South Market
Reat
Care News-Post
Bath
W. Church St
East Second St
8Th St
John D. Hendrickson
Warner Brothers
Frederick County
College Park
Aingle
Court St
Frederick, Ma
Markwood D, Harp
Surrey
Wm. Anderson
Oxtures
ASTOR
Cramers Bix
Harry
Buckinghams
Hale
Bodine
Carling
Singer Shampeeing
Central Trust Bank
Giri
Famlit
Wea
Clarke Place
Geo. H. Sanetaville
Ohio
A. C. Ramshiva
J. W. Greve
West Fourth Street
Luresn
Fredenex
Frederick Junctiga
John N. Clary
Bine Farms
Real Estate, Mortgage and Investment Company
Markell H. Nelson
Real Estate Department
W. Patrick St
Cramer & Stauffer
Mercer
Aery Tara
Valle
A. Oredecer
Grice Grre Slings
St. Linge
Mercer Real Estate and Insurance
Sai
Kavfean Motor Co
East Patrick St
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