Death of farmer George W. Staub near Creagerstown
George W. Staub 77 a Civil War Union Army veteran and farmer near Creagerstown was found dead Tuesday afternoon by his niece Mrs William Seidlick. He died likely of heart trouble after joining relatives for a noon meal. Survived by brothers Randolph Staub and Charles Staub and by his nephew William Leidlick who resided with him. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Staub
Creagerstown
William Seidlick
Willam Leidlick
Randolph Staub
Charles Staub
Highfield
Funeral notices for Hester Johnson Caroline Houck and others
The sequence details multiple funerals in the city within days. Hester Johnson's service was led by Rev. S S Br Drummond with pallbearers named. burial at Greenmount. Caroline C Houck’s service occurred at 2 pm with Rev W R Glen and Zion Reform ed church rites. pallbearers listed and burial at Zion cemetery. Benjamin F Linton died this morning. service at Schleysville home of his daughter with pallbearers named and burial at Mt Olivet. Mamie Crone’s funeral at Calvary M E church included floral tokens and pallbearers. burial at Mt Olivet. Thomas P Rice served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Johnson
West Sixth Street
S&s. BR
Caroline C. Houck
Lewis Staub
West All Saints Street
Brife
W. R. Glen
Zion Reformed Church
Robert Lee Bair
Arthur Rice
William H. Stull
Marshall Zimmerman
James Linton
R. V. Stull
Robert Tyler
Thomas Anderson
Zion Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Faners
Benjamin F. Linton
Maggie Smith
Schleysville
Douglase Hooff
Charles Boone
Harry Strabe
Hubert Jacobs
William Zepp
Grant Keeney
Isaac McFee
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Thomas PB. Rice
Mamie Crone
North Bentz Street
Calvary M. E. Church
Rev. G. Elis Williams
Jesse PB. Schell
George King
Allen Wickham
Arthur Six
Fulton Baker
George Hartsock
Solts Move to Gettysburg and Local Social Notes
Purely personal items report Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Solt leaving East Eighth Street for Gettysburg to live with their son after years running a East Eighth Street grocery. Miss Hattie Fields visits West South Street hosts Miss Betson. Miss Fields is Betson's sister. Annie Rowe returns home after travels to Washington DC and Baltimore. Charles D. Devoe of Washington DC visits with Thelma and Kitty Rowe. Roy Fogle receives congratulations on birth of a ten pound daughter. Mrs J Maurice Holdcraft of Cleveland visits Frederick.
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J. B. Solt
East Eighth Street
Gettysburg
Conducted & Grocery Store
Hattie Fields
Dickerson
H. C. Betson
West South Street
Miss Fields
Betson
Annie Rowe
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Charles D. Devoe
Thelma
Kitty Rowe
Washington
Roy Fogle
Madison Street
Boone-Stitely wedding in Walkersville
Roger Boone of Walkersville and Miss Emma Stitely of Libertytown wed at United Brethren parsonage Walkersville on Sunday March 2. Rev Paul Shettel solemnized the marriage and the couple then toured to York Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone—Stitely
Roger Boone
Walkersville
Emma Stitely
Libertytown
United Brethren Parsonage
Paul ©. Shettel
York, Pa
YMCA campaign opens with nine thousand in donations
On Tuesday night captains reported a total of 9597 50 for the first day of the YMCA campaign aiming at 25000. Campaign runs through Friday with daily updates at the YMCA as Emory L Cob lentz is away in Baltimore and J Travers Thomas chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory L. Coblentz
Baltimore
J. Travers Thomas
A. A. Radchit
Robert L. Warfield
Samuel Maples
R. E. Town
Glenn H. McGregor
W. N. Jolliffe
Glenn O. Garber
A. A. Radcliff
Lewis Dertzbaugh
Wm. W. Doub
Harry L. Ebert
Messia
Auxiliary and Red Cross plan linen replacement and support
The American Legion Auxiliary and the Red Cross voted to replace linen stock destroyed by fire for county health nurse Miss Maude I L Wagner. They approved $10 for her personal expenses and gave $10 to the Frederick M C A drive. The annual auxiliary tag day moves to March 15 and a committee led by Mrs. Robert Crotherg will organize activities.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Red Cross
Tax Return Forms Explained for 1923 Provisions and Cottage Prayer Meeting
The article explains the 1923 income tax return options with Form 1040A for net incomes up to 5000 primarily from salaries and wages and notes Form 1040 for larger, more complex incomes. It also describes a Cottage Prayer Meeting at Mrs. Amanda Keller's home led by M. R R. Brehison with about 25 attendees and thanks to Mrs Keller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Keller
M. R R. Brehison
Kelfer
Edward §. Rice
Murdered Rivalry Ties Bootleggers in double slay
Police link a bootlegging feud to the killings of Leah Exley and John Duffy. Exley, once of Norwalk Ohio and Louisville Kentucky, was found in her apartment on a Davenport. Duffy’s body was found dumped on the city outskirts near a show bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Exley
John Duffy
Chicara
Norwalk
Louisville
Duffy
Among the Sick and a Dreaming Wife
Alfred Baker at 333 East Patrick street has been ill four months but is improving and mobile in his room. William C. Hann of West Fifth street recovers from a bus truck collision. A Frederick County Virginia farmer finds $117 after following his wife’s dream directions to a spot by the garden bushes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Baker
Albert Baker
East Patrick Street
William C. Hann
West Fifth Street
Frederick County
Virginia
Card of Thanks and local notices in a 1920s issue
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends for kindness during mother's illness and death Mrs Mamia Crone and for flowers and car use. Notices include used car ads from Kaufman Motor Co and business updates from Franklin Six and Brothers and Francis Riddlemoser. Event info lists basketball game Hyattsville vs. Co A with dance to follow and Ingley ex star present. Also grocery notices from E B Measell and J M Culler with new ownership details and delivery service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamia Crone
Franklin Six
Armory. Co.i
Hyattsville
J. M. Culler
West Patrick Street
Local Markets and Dance Notice
Local markets offer 75 laying hens at reasonable prices for quick sale. Fred Meister at 316 Madison Street or 660-R, and 1075 Dance contact. There will be a dance at Double Hall Thursday night March 6 with music by Baltimore Jazz Gents and Lad Corn cob details appear garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Meister
Madison Street
Doubl
Baltimore Jazz
Frederick County Notices and Auctions Roundup
A mixed page details a Democratic women meeting in Frederick County to elect delegates for Mary and convention in Botimers, plus a public sale of household furniture at 1 pm on March 12, 1924, with cash terms and a long list of items. Also notices about dental society dues, a sale of livestock and farm equipment, and various real estate listings and services.
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Frederick County
Ladquarters
Mary
Botimers
MES
Eyster Edmonds
South Market Street
Wm. E. Darner
Walter L. Rice
National Studios
Dorchester
Chicas
Pilin
Ordeas
Marty
Spain
Jenifer
Washington
Lonperience Netessary
N. Stylenter
Broadway
Cincinnati
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Battlefeld
Albert Sauveur
Harvard University
Bessemer
British Iron and Steel Institute
I Xn v Can Ce
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Kaufman Motor CO
East
Patrick Street
Motor Machine Company
E. B. Measell
Patrick St
Francis Riddlemoser
Kaat Shird
Fourth Streets
Chapel Alley
East Third Street
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley
Phone
Frederick Hospital
Mollie Hisenhauer
Frederick Co. Dental Society
THE
Frederick County Dental Society
N. R. and
D. Mantz Royal Society
C. V. Rhoderick
Mt. Airy
Neas Trospect Church
White Oak Springs
Ballenger Creek Pike
Gordon M.ash
Markwood D. Harp
Pythian Castle
Ian
A. R. Donald
Market St. F. H. Despeaux
Mer
George's Creek
J. A. Jamison
C! W. Leghorn
C. R
G. W. Tilghman
Stull
Market St
Dudley Page
C. Boyer
South St
Ek St
East Eighth St
Murray Wout
Entran
Dulaney Street
Dill Ave
Storergoom
Ally Perkins
College Park Addition
Morern
W. Patrick St
Court Street
Wm. D. Bowers Lumber Co
North Market Street
J. Fred Putman
Sen
Apply
Geo
Er Wiener
Der
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Joseph D. Baker
Holmes DL. Bakbel
John H Baker
Joseph McDivit
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Asit
CashIer
Travers Thomas
Ajat
John
Ramsburg
Thomas A. Haller
Charles MW. Conley
Peter L. Hargett
John 8. Newman
James A. Gamblull, JR
Holmes D. Baker
Daniel Baker, JR
John H. Baker
Por
Geo. E. Ferguson
N. Bantz
Secong St
Sali
Frederick Air
John Fl Staley
CATO
Feederlock News
Geo A. Trinpoc
Urnana
Thurston Road
St. Strederick
John W. Brachey
Pines-On-Severn
Severn River
Wiater
Ste
Areney
Smith Tos
Arnolf
C. TE. Culler Ca
Potts & Griffin
Braddock Heights
Jeferson Boulevard
South Street
Nosemont
East Third
Frederick
Atucco
Gilmore R. Flautt
TOR Sale
College Park
N. Bentz
Waashington St
Braddock State Road
Trail Ava
2Nd St
Rosemont
Iara
Tra Avenue
Iruth Street
Weat Sth
Bath
N. Marker
Patrick
Patrick Homann
Ebard
Atrance
Park Ave
W. 6Th
MebMurray St
Dilvo
Robetet Homes
Feroom
TH. Ard
EB. Patrick St
N. Market
Elm St
Garags
Trail Ave
Abarain
Gqilmore RR
Flautt
N Market St
Noah E. Cramer
Noah B. Cramer
James H. Cramer
Madison
Madison Lis
New York
Rawtleigh
Frederick Cunty
W. Tinleigh Co
Dept
Freeport
Re.aire
Nowra
Fornton
Obedy
Warry
Crutchley
Gva
N. Market St
N.R. & D Mantz
Royal Society
the News Job Printing Office
Theodore H. Alexander
Times For Salt
Trail Avenue
East Fifth Setreet
Park Avenue
Theo H
Alexander
Mary Jans
Grayson H. Mercer
Thomas P.rice
Beal
City Properties
Third Street
North End
Dl Avenue
Markwood D. & Rr
Real Estate and Insurance
MORT
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Qoeaney
Mifth
S. Market
Washington St
Washington &T
CLARY
M. HW
Nelson
Mdi
W.N. Jolliffe
Prederick
Nicodemus
West Church Street
Frederick, Maryland
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