Mrs M M Carty Dead Widow of Moses Carty died
Mrs Mary Margaret Carty widow of Moses Carty died at her son Joseph I Carty on 230 South Market street Wednesday night at 9 10 o clock in her eighty first year She had been bedbound for years after a fractured hip Born in Rockville May 29 384 she was a Luther an church and Sunday school teacher Surviving are two sons Joseph W Carty of this city Alton B Carty Washington and a daughter Mrs Daisy E Conklin Boston Funeral Friday at 2 pm from her late home Interment in Mr Hyer cemetery C Carty was acting director
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Margaret Carty
Woo. Carty
Moses
Mariah Lugenbeel
Joseph
I. Carty
South Market Street
Rockville
Luthera Church
Suniday School
Joseph W. . Carty
Alton B. Carty
Ashington
Aisie £. Conklin
Boston
Deaths and funerals in Frederick area memorial notices
Notice of deaths including Garl Younkins of near Middleway aged 20 9 from c omplications at Frederick City Hospital. Also heirs and services for Charles E Williams of York Pa 24 10 26 died from gas exposure in France WWI. Edyth Gene Grove 2 died Measles 7 East Fourth St Frederick, and infant Mildred Shelton daughter of EH J and Mary M Shelton also listed with funeral details. Funeral directors C T Gladhill and Pearl Cline provide arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Williams
Charles E. Wilams
York
A. BE. F
France
Ida Anderson
Keen Anderson
Greenmountemetery
Funeral Notices and Prize Winners Highlight Local Events
Funeral services were held for Mrs Emma Charlotte Roop at the Brethren Church with interment in Pipe Creek cemetery. The pallbearers included Dr Lewis K Woodward and Levi Barnes. Surviving Roop are her husband ILiam A Roop and children Mrs Claiborne Layman, Margaret Roop, Elsie Roop, and Joel Roop. In other news Miss Julia Etchison won $5 in a Royal Cake Contest among 300 entrants. first prize of $250 went to Mrs Chloe Packman Allen of Salt Lake City. Chas BR Lippold of Cumberland, recently in Washington, D C, visits his parents near Bethel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Charlotte Roop
Westmnster
William HE. Roop
Uriah Ixler
Church of the Brethren
Brethren Church
Ace
Pipe Creck
Lewis K. Woodward
David Young
Harry Young
Levi Barnes
George Early
John Boyer
Roop
Iliam A. Roop
Claiborne A. Layman
Routville
Virginia
Margaret Roop
Elsie Roop
Joel Roop
Israel Forris
McKinstry’s Mills
Frederick Ounty
Julia E. Etchison
West Dolage Terrace
Chloe Packman Allen
Salt Lake City
Utah
Bonus Computation for Service Between 1917 and 1919
A rough calculation of endowment insurance value based on service from April 5, 1917, to July 1, 1919. It uses daily SL rates for home service and $1.25 for foreign service, with caps of $300 for no foreign service and $625 otherwise. If the computed credit is under $50 an immediate cash payment may be taken. otherwise the credit is increased by 0 percent and multiplied by 2.25 to estimate the endowment amount.
West Virginia and Maryland Seek Purchase of Harper's Ferry Bridge
West Virginia and Maryland plan to condemn and buy the privately owned Harper’s Ferry toll bridge over the Potomac to make it toll free and boost interstate traffic. John N. Mackall says owners ask 130 000 dollars, about ten times the bridge’s value, with Maryland funding and West Virginia negotiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Maryland
Harper's Ferry
John N. Mackall
State Roads Commission
C. B. Fortney
West Virginia Highways Department
Baltimore
Mackall
Potomac River
Mr. Mackall
Rupp Recalls New York Visit at Kiwanis Meeting
Rev. Dr. A. G. Rupp shared observations from a New York trip at the Kiwanis Club luncheon in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He described Midnight Mission improvements he linked to prohibition and noted his church visits including Church of the Ascension. He also attended the New York Kiwanis Club lunch and announced a medical committee effort for Under-Privileged Child activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Rupp
New York
Church of the Ascension
Slickney Grant
New York Kiwanis Club
Hotel Astor
Leslie Coblentz
Kiwanis
Spirited DAR State Regency Contest in Baltimore
A spirited contest for the State regency of the Daughters of the American Revolution unfolds at the Maryland State conference in Baltimore. Candidates include Mrs. Frank B. Scrivener of Baltimore and Mrs. D Mershon Garrison of Annapolis, as members debate leadership, with other offices and national roles also contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Baltimore
Frank B. Searivener
D. Mershon Garrison
Annapolis
Adam Denmead
Sulgrave Manor
Washington
England
International Institute of the Young Women's Christian Association
Scrivener
Baltimore Chanter
MM Garrison
Wilh
Gharic Ti Marsden
Anne Arundel Chanter
Mondar
Charles T. Marsden
Th. A. Welsh
Robert Goldsborough Teury
Morgan Baldam
Laura Webb-Ueploe
William Tilford Lawton
Local Markets Wheat and Corn Prices in Latest Report
Germans face restrictions on indoor aerials as a new bill nears passing. If approved they may also incur luxury taxes on certain items, while wheat and corn markets show noted pricing in earlier reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
For Sale Three six room houses advertised
For Sale three new six room houses with modern conveniences. Apply D. Z. Stull at 120 South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadern Conveniences
D. Z. Stull
S. Market St. R
For Sale and Public Notices in Frederick Maryland Area
Numerous classified ads list houses for sale including a modern brick 8 room on Jeffer son Street and a six room West Fifth Street house with garage. Furniture and jewelry stores announce sales and a Spring opening. Public sale of farm items and a Packard Roadster are planned with auction details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Street
West Fifth Street
Hood College
Grayson EF. Palmer
West Third Street
Frederick
J. R. Cohen
Third Street
Ena OO An
West Fourth Street
Theodore H, Alexander
North Market Street
Hawke and
West
Patrick Street
Weat Fifth Street
Lm St
Trail Avenue
College Park
Masterifica
Public Sale of Household Furniture and More
Public sale of household and kitchen items scheduled for Saturday March 22 at 1 p.m. at 223 East Third Street. Items include wardrobe chairs tables beds cabinets appliances tools and numerous smaller articles. Terms cash. Auctioneer and clerk listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Hooper
G. L. Twenty
Alice A. Staiey
Yellow Springs
West
Patrick Street
Wallie Grove
East Third Street
Enterprise
Lot
T. M. Brandenburg
Guy Fout
Walter L. Rice
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the Daily News
Son
Garl GC. Younkins
Carl Gyrus Younkins
Romer Younkins
Near
Middle
Frederick City Hospital
Lunday
Willam Naters
Myersville
Guyatera
Middletown
Frank Ounkins
Arthur Younkins
Enosha
Wis
Furtheran
BE. Cooper
Lergyman
C. T
Gladhill
Edyth Gene Grove
Philip Grove
East Fourth Street
Rwices
Charles D. Hiaffer
Mt. Olivet Cemery
Thomas P. Rice
Funeral Direct
Mildred Shelton
EH. J
Mary M. Shelton
Fene
Orvices
Mt. Carmel
Pearl
C. BE. Cline
Ais
Chas
BR. Lippold
Cumbernd
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Wmptaub
Bethel
West VA
Harper’s Ferry
Dr. Rupp
Daugters
Grayson l. Mercer
Wetate and Insurance
Frederick, Md
Malone
Malone's Jewelry Store
Thomas Kemp
Frank M. Snapro
Optometrist
Optician
W. Patrick St
H. & H. Motor & Tire CO
East Patrick Street
Marie Culler Coran
Jefferson, Md
Pittsburg
Apt
S.C. R
E. C. Shepherd & Son
N. Market St
N. C. Sheetenhelm
Tilghman Sl
South Market Steel
Lewis C. Darner
Georges Creek
J. A. Jamison
Market St. F. H, Despeaux, Mer
Saat Third
Fourth Streets
Chapel Alcy
Rasidehce
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley
G. T
W. L. Rice
Hygoia Ice
Hygeia
Thos. S. Michael
Darner
Tilghman's Meat Market
Tilghman
S. Market Street
Sheetenhelm
Smith Farm
Ballenger
Woolworth
Kaufman Motor CO
East
H. B. Freeman
Odd Fellows
E. H. Nusbaum, Agt
Motler’s Station
Chas. Wertheimer
Mm. B
Flea Goldsborough
Hewitt
Max
Care News
Anes
Frederick Iron and
Ise Io
Rosemont Ave
Aneed
Crick
Rogers
Vineland Farm
Madison
Broadway
Shank and Etzler
Citizens’ National Bank
Capital
Joseph D. Baker
Qolmes D. Baker
TOWN
John S. Ramsburg
Thomas BH. Elaler
Charles H. Couley
M. D. Ceter L. Hargett
John & Newman
James A. Gambrill, JR
Aulmes D. Baker
Daniel Baker, JR
John H. Baker
North Market St
Roeser
Isaac N. Shipley
Church St
West Fourth St
Market St
Clarence E. Dovilhise
West Patrick St
Fredericl
Syggland
Markis
S. Market St
Acre
Watrbams
Morris
Claude
C. EB. Poole
Roarnesville
Buckeystown
Park Avenue
West Ratrick Street
East Third St
Trossession
Bath
Noah
Cramer and Son
Braddock
Modern Conventioneers
J. Fred’ Main
Stoneroom
West Patr'ek St
Apply Central Fruit Co
Market Street
Z. Fred Kutman and Son
Geo
H. Wiener
Potts & Griffin
Jefferson Boulevard
South Street
Rosemont
Gilmore
Rk. Flautt
CLY Real Estate
Gilmoile Nm Flaudt
Noah E. Cramar & Son
Noah E. Cramer
James Fi Cramer
Reey Mill
Aliddlatown
Dill Ave
Fameavilla
Frarmony Grove
3Rd Street
New Midway
Washington Bt
Rarage
City
Duiry
Thourmont
Scripadern Homes
Creagerstown
Cewlarown City
Plouthing
Elm St
Noaah Cramer & Son
Charen Steee
J . Shipley
We Church
NASH
Maryland Motor Company
J. FL. Wellen
Colonial Hotel
Senan
MANTZ
Royal Society
Thomas Price
Aorney
Markwood D. Harp
City Properties
North End
B'N Avenue
Markwood
Real Estate and Insurance
Pythian Castle
Real Est., Mort. & Inv. CO
E. Fifth
W. South
Park Ave
South Market
E. Third St
B. Second St
Jote W
Fourth St
J. N Clary
M. H. Nelson
W .N. Jolliffe
Reid
Second Street
W. N. Jolliffh
West Church Street
Frederick, Maryland
Theodore H. Alexander
Madison Street
West Patrick Street
Mast Mifth
Des'rabla
Eust Patrick Street
West South Street
Vark Avenue
Theo
Alexander
Patrick St
Phona
Grayson H. Mercer
the News Dub Printing Office
Newspaperen G Hive
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