Frances Brubaker dies of cancer at Jefferson home
Mrs Frances Brubaker widow of Isaac Brubaker died Friday at 8 a m at her Jefferson home from cancer She leaves four sons Barry William Melvin Luther and five daughters Mrs Herman Toms Mrs Peteraville Mrs Michael OBrien Indianapolis Mrs Edward S Rice and Mrs Myrtle Nusend Mrs John Bartlett Funeral Sunday afternoon with interment at Jefferson Methodist Cemetery M R Etchison Son funeral directors Lavina Cooper widow of Rev George W Cooper died at 4 am today at Braddock Heights aged 93 years months 21 days Survived by one sister Mrs Settlemeyer of Middletown Funeral Monday at 9 am at Mrs Roberts home with services then carriage to Baltimore at 10 am by Middletown undertaker C TK Gladhill
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Brubaker
Isaac Brubaker
Jefferson
Barry
Baltimore
William
Cumberland
Melvin
Brunswick
Luther
Herman Toms
Peteraville
Michael O'Brien
Indianapolis
Ind
Edward S. Rice
Frederick
Myrtle Nusend
John Bartlett
Lavina Cooper
George W. Cooper
Annie Roberts
Braddock Heights
Settlemeyer
Middletown
Roberts
Balltimore
C. TK. Gladhill
Lobster mix up ends with sardines for dinner
A friend hears a note from his wife asking the servant to broil a lobster for dinner. The servant, misled by a fuss, ends up frying a reluctant lobster on the gridiron. The man, hungry and confused, finally eats sardines rather than the intended lobster.
Jones Flies From Grocery as Fly Paper Prank Backfires
A Mr Jones famed for loafing at a corner grocer is quickly educated in work when the grocer lays fly paper on the counter. Jones lands, discovers the trap, departs in a hurry, and later returns in his Sunday best walking past the store. The prank shocks Mrs Jones and the grocer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jones
Jones
Indianapolis News
Owes Much to John Muir by Enos A. Mills
Enos A. Mills recalls a life changing meeting with John Muir on San Francisco sand hills. The encounter steered Mills toward systematic study and writing about nature, shaping his career as a Western nature guide and author. Mills credits Muir with giving him purpose and direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enos A. Mills
Rockies
West
John Muir
Mr. Mills
San Francisco
San Pramcisco
Gyper
Special Policeman Fined After False Pretense Case
Elmer Putman once served as a city special policeman and was fined 8.80 total in police court for false pretenses after taking 1 from John Fogle. He returned the money and was discharged from duty. Witnesses said he used a revolver while demanding money from Fogle and four others. Justice Brust called the incident brazen and Putman is no longer a special officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Putman
Costa
John Fogle
Fogle
Putman
Walkersville
Justice Brust
House of Correction
Burglar Alarm System Installed at Mt Airy Bank
The First National Bank at Mt Airy has a modern burglar alarm setup. After hours a gong outside sounds if the vault is tampered with. an electric circuit on the door and a steel housing on the outside bell trigger alarms if attacked. Silent hold up stations inside the bank activate a covert alarm to summon help during banking hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Mt. Airy
Auto overturns on Hagerstown road near Middletown
An auto from the Maryland Motor Machine Company driven by John Fline of Hagerstown overturned near the Braddock area Thursday about 9 30 p m. The steering gear is blamed for the wreck which occurred on the westbound road from Frederick to Hagerstown. Fline and a companion escaped serious injury. the car was a total wreck. Ox Fibre Brush Company salesmen from city offices met at Braddock Heights and dined at Rose Hill Manor with Harry Honan presiding as toastmaster. Marriage licenses were issued to D E Shrecker and Arvilla E Gerber both of Hagerstown and to William Espenshade and Marian Allivein of Hummels town Pa, and to Charles S Hobbs and Maria F Sanders of Frederick, with Clarence E Kemp and Irene Wallace of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown State Road
Middletown
Maryland Motor Machine Company
John Fline
Kline
Frederick
Hagerstown
Ox Fibre
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Braddock Heights
Rose Hill Manor
Braddock
Harry Honan
Chicago
D. E. Shrecker
Arvilla E. Gerber
William Espenshade
Marian Allivein
Hummellstown
Charless. Hobbs
Maria F. Sanders
Clarence E. Kemp
Irene ©. Wallace
Local Sales and Police Notices Mix in Patchy Ad Page
Saturday Night and Monday Specials list slashed prices on ladies slippers and canvas footwear. A police report notes arrest for leaving a car without lights and the tag line about collateral. France token shortage stories follow with economic thrift. Other items include junk yard ads, open-air lodging note, tutoring, and local grocery poultry price appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Sport Oxfords
West Oxford
Oxford
Tan West Oxford
Empire Theatre
Weinberg
G. C. Zimmerman
Phillips O
Carson
Pittsburgh
Phillips
North Market Street
GEO W VAN FOSSEN DEAD WELL KNOWN FREDERICK MAN
George Washington VanFossen died at City Hospital at 7 am. He was 84 years, 10 months, and 22 days old, born January 3, 1838 near New Market. Survived by two children, two brothers, four grandchildren. funeral by C. C. Cartr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington VanFossen
City Hospital
General
John H. Ramsburg
United Fire Company
George J. Baumgantner
City
Thomas D. VanFossen
Baltimore
Scott
Frederick
Eldridge
Littlestown
C. C. Cartr
No Extra Fee For Dog Licenses, County Treasurer Warns
County Treasurer John W. Snook stated that reports claim some license sellers charged an added fee beyond the legal rate. He stressed the law sets one dollar for male dogs and two dollars for females, and no official is authorized to demand more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Snook
Purely Personal Notices From Local Area
Purely personal items note Miss Mary Elizabeth Carty of East Second Street departed for Wanakewa Camp Pilot Knob on Lake George New York to spend July and August. Mrs Henry Williams visits Miss Minnie Baker in Winchester Virginia.
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Mary Elizabeth Carty
East Second Street
Wanakewa Camp
Pilot Knob
Lake George
New York
Henry Williams
Minnie Baker
Winchester
Public safety notices and business ads from Frederick area
A collection of brief notices: a city weapon ban enforcing ordinances under Mayor Culler. a July 8th and 4th store closing by E J Winebrenner. Creager the Florist announces a July 1 flower stand opening. Everedy Beverage Supply offers hops and home-brew supplies. Jefferson festival by St Pauls Lutheran Light Brigade July 1. Mar-Vir camp ads by H W Zeigler. crop insurance by Potts and Griffin in Frederick. dog license rates. H & F Ry agent day trip info. J L Houff store closings on July 3 and 4. sale of a Rosemont cottage. Crescent Electric Co six-room house wiring offer. local bank officers listing.
DOTTED DINITIES AND NEW FABRICS AT SALE PRICES
A catalog note describes dotted dinities on white ground corded dimity 36 inches wide at 36c yard with small flowered options for dresses. It also advertises discontinued Warner Brothers corsets 50 percent off, new colored organdies in Jade and other shades, and affordable items like clocked hose at 1 69, satin skirts, and bath towel sets for brides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Brothers
Frederick County Farm Listings at Prices Across Acres
W N Jolliffs Real Estate advertises numerous Frederick area farms with varied acreage. Properties include 16 acres near Frederick, 60 acres along State Road, eight-room home on 2 acres, 129 acres near Mt. Pleasant, 140 near Johnsville, 129 near Peteraville, 141 acres six miles from Frederick with good buildings, and 97 acres with limestone soil near Frederick. Other lots: 184 acres near Adamstown, 171 acres six miles from Monrovia, 240 acres near Union Bridge with two building sets. Prices range from a few thousand to twenty two thousand six hundred, with easy terms. Phone 649.
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Frederck
Frederick
Mt. Pleasant
Johnsville
Peteraville
Adamstown
Monrovia
Union Bridge
N. Jollifs
West Church Street
Large 158 Acre Dairy Farm Near Frederick and Westminster
A large 158 acre farm with Monocacy loam soil and a brick house, cyclone barn, silo, and excellent water. The property offers a fine dairy operation with strong crops and is four miles from Frederick. Also listed is a 138 acre farm near Westminster with brick mansion, bank barn, 50 by 90 feet, good soil, meadow, apples, and running water. Priced at 16500. Nearby village farm of 36 acres on state road with fruit and water and solid improvements priced at 3500. A modern twelve room frame home with one acre, good water, fruit, in Adams Town village with early possession.
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Hard Road
Frederick
West End
West Third Street
Mark Wood D. Harp
Pytaian Castle
Frederick County
College Park
State Road
Ingla
Westminster
Adams
Flr
S Market St
F. Fourth St
Dill Ave
East
Gratson
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Menuin
Tella
Ford
Syracula Herald
France
Petersville
Farmers’ Club
Mt. O'Donnell Woods
Phebus Junk Yard
Frederick, Md
Harner’s
Harners
J. W. Harner
Nation
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Pherus Junk Yard
Jcouts
North Market
University of Arizona
Chas
Gattinger's Grocery
Geo. W. van Fossen
Frederick Man
Gweorge W. van Fossen
Lloyd C. Culler
E. J. Winebrenner
East Patrick Street
Everedy Beverage Supply Co
East Street
Patrick
Light Brigade
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Hall
H.W. Zeigler
Weverton
Potts & Griffin
Court Street
J. L. Houff
Fairview Avenue
Rosemont
H. C
West Fifth Street
D. E. Kefauver
Third
Market
Icrescent Electric Company
South Market Street
East Fifth Street
Reliable Junk Company
S. Market Street
O. H. Miller
Wolfe Tire Co
Canal
Benton Harbor
Mich
Ketter
Smith System
Cord Tire Co
COOR
Second St
Kraffthurphy Company
14Th Street
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Washington, D.C
Acton
Penrose
Care News
Dext
Braddock Heilshia
Opel
John C. Kidd
Citizens’ National Bank
Joseph D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Sam'l G. Duvall
Asst
Cashier
Joseph McDivit
John
Ramsburg
Wmg. Barker
D. Edward Kefauver
Thos, H. Haller
Charles H. Conley, M. D
Peter L. Hargett
John 8. Newman
James H. Gambrill, JR
Holmes D. Baker
Daniel Baker, SR
East Third St
West Patrick 81
Third St
Care News-Post
Ee Ene
Bath
W. Church St
8Th St
C. A. Mowry
Belvedere Hotel
Morris
H.B. Rubbottom
West Fifth St
Wm. Anderson
News-Post
Keen
Gale
J. A. Kidwiler
South Market St
ASTOR
Cramers
Harry S Trerisr
Yre
Ertck
Pearl
Ruckinghaws
W. Buckinghans
Beckinenamin
Carling
Marewood D. Harp
Anette
Granville Thomas
Patrick Street
Brown
Patrick Mirest
Naly Glassee
Patrick St
Automobiles For Hire
XEW
Packard Ear
Howard Schade
Frederick Md
Roo& O
John D. Hendrickson
Real Estate, Loan and Insurance
Court St
Thomas P. Rice
Telepao
N. Solliffe
Salse
Adams Town
Urbana
Buckeyatown
Unionville
Markell H. Nelson
Real Estate Department
W. Patrik St. Frederick, Md
Creamer & Stauffer
Noan E. Cramer
John H. Stueffer
Wootsbors
Mountaindale
Mt Pleasant
Church St
Kemptown
N. Market St
Park Ave
Elm St
Cramer & Stauffer
Church St. Frederick
Grayson H. Mercer
Mercer
J. Beker
Thirmont
Bae
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