Funeral of Rev Peter M Bor den at Grace Episcopal Church
The funeral for Rev Peter M Bor den who died after being struck by a car in Ridgeville Sunday afternoon was held at Grace Episcopal Church New Market where he ministered. Bishop John Gardner Murray officiated with local clergy from Urbana Poplar Springs and others attending. Pallbearers included Dr George H Riges and Cyaries Willams Wamsville Clifton Koonseller and others. The body was later moved to Richmond Virginia for burial at Hollywood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter M. Borden
Cite Hospital
Atter
Ridgeville
Grace Episcopal
Filward T. Helfenstein
Douglass Hooff
All Sainte Church
Ev. John I. Yellett
Bel Air
E. E. Burgess
Brunswick
W. R. 8. Turner
Adamstown
G. Kager
Brookville
A. L. Lewis
Beltsville
Prince George’s County
Hilton Oprick
Baltimore
John G. Crawford
Providence
Rhode
Isami
Joseph Fletcher
Rock Creek Church
Washington
George H. Riges
Cyaries Willams
Wamsville
Clifton “Koonseller
Mt. Airy
The Work of Death Mrs John F R Lee
Mrs John F R Lee aged 58 wife of John D Lee formerly of Duckeystown died suddenly at her home in Washington DC. Besides her husband she is survived by a child. Funeral services were held at her home Monday at 2 PM. Burial followed Tuesday at Hope Till Cemetery. Rev John F Monee officiated. Thomas F Rive Funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John FR. Lee
Marr
Lee
John Dr. Lee
Duckeystown
Hotse
Washington
At & P.m
Ag Hope Till
John F. Monee
Thomas F Rive
Funeral of Mrs Mary Elizabeth Spe Held at West Patrick Street
The funeral for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Spe was held Tuesday afternoon at 1 30 from her home 222 West Patrick Street conducted by Rev Douglass Hoot rector of All Saints Episcopal Church where she was a member A quartet sang Abide With Me and Asleep In Jesus interment at Mt Oliver cemetery pallbearers included Toh He Grove J Harry Gingo Samuel Greenwalt WT Kling Chimrlea Wachter and Joseph Jamison funeral director Cline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Spe
Patrick Sireet
Douglass Hoot
ALL Saints Episcopal Chturch
Jesus
He. Grove
J. Harry Gingo
Samuel Greenwalt
WT. E. Kling
Chimrlea Wachter
Joseph Jamison
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
Cline
Among The Sick Mr. And Mrs Shaver
Rosemont, who has been ill for the past few days, is slightly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. & A. Shaver
Rosemont
Engagement announced for Grace Wilson to A Grafim Willis
Local markets mention wheat and corn as background. Mr and Mrs Robert A Wilson of Nawlings Massachusetts announce the engagement of their daughter Grace to A Grafim Willis, son of Mr and Mrs Albert I Wallis of Frederick. Wedding date set for next month. Mr Wallis works in the engineering department of Potomac Edison Company. Also mentions Lucile Hendrickson of Washington visiting home and Martha Rice recovering from surgery at Frederick City Hospital. Ed and son of Pennsylvania visiting agents. Madel Cronenburg visits Baltimore friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Wilson
Nawlings
Grace
A. Grafim Willis
Albert I. Wallis
Frederick
Wallis
Potomac Edieon Company
Cumberland
Urbana
Lucile Hendrickson
Washington
Martha Rice
Frederick City Hospital
Pennsylvania
Misas Madel
Cronenburg
Bal
Delegates named for 106.0 P Convention at court house
Republican primary meetings at the court house designated fifteen delegates per ward for the city nominating convention next Tuesday at 7 30. Delegates and executive committee members were appointed from all five wards with names listed for Ward 1 through Ward 5. The city executive committee will meet at the YM C A on Thursday at 7 30 to organize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Murray Dronenburg
Charles F. Goodell
Previnets & and TW
New City
Theodore Alexander
Wm. T. Shook
Clagcott
Ramsburg
J. Murray Droneninieg
Hatewin C. Markell
Elmer Farmshower
Thomas A. Chapline
Edgar Ho MeBride
Jeo Weinberg
John L. Derr
Inehomar W. Albaugh
Henry I. Abbott
Charles Mc. Mathis
Evan J. Brichten
John J. Dronenhuarg
Thomas A. “Chapline
J. Murray Dronenburs
Lewis I. Koock
Luther F. Harrison
George 2. Kennis
Jacob A. Kidwiler
Bille ¥. Hauver
Elsie Quover
William T. Shook
Myrilon Dutrow
Clasgett
Ramaburg
G. Bourve
Exbverd J. Winebrenner
Withner
M. Routrahn
Marion
Moberly
George J. Mobley
Chas
FB. Goodell
Brouls
Gilmer Sehler
Mohrie F. Moberly
W. Harry Tater
Theatr
Basburg
Samuel Waters
Harry Cl
Tfntl
W. Zimmerman
Austin Danes
Mor E. Dixon
Vernon Smith
Dus
Donb
Marry M. Crammer
C.F. Goodell
Randolph N. Martz
John Smith
Ralph Waehter
Aut Rhodes
J. Austin James
Samnet Waters
Reno S. Dea
Charles Sponselier
John Chatters
Syimiel Uy
Melvin Quen
John If. Maviz
Walter
Rice
Freetucts
Reno
Harp
S. Kbmer Brown
Arthie D. Willard
Aya A. Rauclif
Frank
Norwood
Ben-jamin Rosengar
Charles A. Six
Ira B. Biser
Charles
Grofit
FE. Chaplin
Noel Waller
Ames Hendrickson
Halden S. Felton
Mer Brown
Grayson Waliuser
EU Gi. Waugh
O. Wertentuker
Siuiley
RL Young
Philip T. Kuhn
John W. Snook
Millard N. Nusz
W.W. Qsburn
William B. James
Johnl. Dotrow
Markwood
D. Harp
M. Montee Aonty
Edward H. Sharpe
Wmn
Roderick
Warp
J. O. Hendrix
Ira EL Myers
Grayson KB. Palmer
Wilt F. Steiner
Philip E. Grove
Harry R. Snook
Edward
Delaplaine
Roger
Rohrer Re elected In Funkstown Burgess Race
Rohrer was elected town Burgess in Funkstown despite late expectations of an opposition challenge led by Edward Dixon of Cumberland. Rohrer had decreed public dances at the Red Men’s Hall would not be tolerated, and he again claimed the office as his own. The former Frederick resident’s victory followed Sunday visits and local community activity including the Epworth League service and school teaching return by Mary Molesworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funkstown
Burgess Bay FL
Rohrer
Red Men's Hall
Frederick
Edward Dixon
Cumber
Burgess Rohrerland
Amaville Epworth League
M.F. Church
Mary Molesworth
English Officers Family Murdered in Judendorf Villa
An English family in Judendorf Austria faced ruin from gambling. A military officer and his wife killed their son and daughter after sending servants to the theater. the baby survived. A £53,000 inheritance was released by English courts days earlier, formal notice arriving at the villa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judendorf
Austria
Adil
Dight
Pelaomed
Vila
Che
Man Loses Hope After Doctors Warn of Cancer
A patient recounts severe stomach trouble with cancer scare. After taking Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for 21 2 years, he reports becoming well, eating freely, and feeling fine. The ad claims the preparation removes catarrhal mucus and intestinal inflammation and offers a money refund after one dose. Available at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt
Mayr
Rohrer to Contest Dances in Red Men Hall Seat
Election results list Ray F. Rohrer as re elected burgess with 46 votes. Daniel R. Baker wins assistant burgess with 431 ballots. Clarence Keller 1 vote for assistant burgess. Commissioners see Robert Hale and others with small counts. tie vote prompts withdrawal plans. King David Lodge No 50 reports initiatory degree conferred and upcoming Home dedication on July 26 with Grand Marshal remarks and local lodge arrangements. Two visitors attend Fidelity Lodge and W of Cred brick City Lodge events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Victor Rowland
King David Lodge
C. F
Horace MH. C. Albough Agi
Lorie
Allen Y. Boner
Loile
Wan Tel
Robert A. Bennett
Charles F. Seeger
John H. Albaieh
Fidelity Lodge
New Market
Elmee Brown
Credbrick City Lodge
Observe Music Week at City Opera House in Frederick
Music Week events include a community singing night at the City Opera House with planned performances by Miss Ethel McNutt and others, plus Hood College participants. Library volunteers list several books on music for reading and reference, while events also occur at Hood College dining and Brodbeck Hall chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Nias Marie McCord
Hood College
Ethel McNutt
Chure’ Iday
Drayeon H. Staley
Amory L. Coblents
Chapel
Brodbeck Hall
Muble
Frederick County
Matthews
Spacth
Surette
Ter
Finck
Property Deeds and Marital Licenses Noted in Court Records
Property transfers listed include Margie Dorgey to Harry Albaugh and wife for $10 in the county. Shank to Oliver Beachley for $10. Althoff to John Jordan for $1500. Karn to Etta Polling in county for 5. Karn to Streight and wife for $5. Polling to Margaret Dixon for $4. Streight to Katte Rodke for $5 in county. Flautt to Lentz in the city for $10. Marriage licenses noted for James Gelwicks and Carrie Grimes both 21 in Thurmont. Arthur Kirkpatrick 26 with Enna Young 21 in Ringold Md. chess event in Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie Dorgey
Harry V. Albaugh
Charles M. Shank
M. JH
Oliver Beachley
Mary A. Althoff
John A. Jordan
Jeremiah P. Karn
Etta Polling
John C. Streight
Margaret C. Dixon
Katte
Rodke
Gilmore KR. Flautt
J. Kilmer Lentz
James Francis Gelwicks
Envmarbure
Carrie Adelina Grimes
Thurmont
Arthur Kirkpatrick
Chess Here
Enna Catherine Young
Ringold
Community notices and sales mix from a local paper
A crowded page blends thanks for kindness after a death with community notices. Items include a card of thanks to friends for sympathy for Mrs Mary, church cake sales on May 9 and May 4, a Mothers Day promotion by Hendricksons, a Fidelity Building and Loan Series launch on June 6, and various local ads for pool tables dry-cleaning and a dance event plus a classified obit-tribute tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Umuul Towers
Frederick City Democratic Precinct Primaries May 7 1925
Notice as to precinct primaries for the Frederick City Democratic Executive Committee held April 28 1925. Dem ocrats qualified to register and vote at the June 1925 municipal election will elect ten delegates per precinct May 7 at 8 PM at designated locations and select a new Democratic Executive Committee. Precincts 1 and 7 meet at Court House. Precincts 2 and 4 jointly at Board of Aldermen room. Precincts 3 and 7 at Junior Hall. Precincts 6 and 8 at Stock's Store room. Signed ROWARD J. SMITH Chair and MAULSEY Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Democratic Executive Committee
Frederick
Court House
P. Wi
Democratic Caminuter
Board of Aldermen
City Out
Stook's
N. Market Street
Roward J. Smith
Maulsey
Modern and suburban homes for sale in Frederick area
Frederick real estate list shows numerous modern homes for sale including brick and bungalow styles on North Market Street South Street and Fourth Street. Properties feature hot water heat wide alleys and modern amenities with possession available. Several acres near state road and highway priced from 2500 to 14000. Markwood Harp Pythian Castle Building Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traddock Riato Road
City
Ely
AIL Igdem
Dencen
Country Club
Fonth Street
Ugois
Beick Tome
Braddock
Molter Avenue
Dwellnigs
Redericky
Acree
Acuith
Frederick
Wondgabore
Ates Beton Rave
Han Bern
Mredereh
Uilee
North Market Street
Utah
Abrirhery
Warnke
Lodsess Sion
Bourne
Fats Road
Frederik
State Hoa
Park Avenue
Thurmont
McMurray
South Street
Fourth Street
Tairt Street
Agrek
Riagant
Cawner
Markwood
Harp
Pythian Castle
Arreg
State Road
Poeweston
Madison Street
Pede Ton
North Market St New
Butléine
Lois On
Trail
Grayson H. Mercer
Trea
Eatate An Insurance
Bulldog
Tera
Noah E Cramer
James H. Cramer
Feinilton
Enat
Moemod
West South St
Poes
Odrick
Elm Street
Patrick
Purely Personal Notes From Baltimore Visit Ordu
PURELY PERSONAL Miss Ora Turner of Baltimore visits Mr and Mrs Samuel G Du val in this city. Miss Susan Rapley of Pittsburgh and Miss Rebekah Velashmuty of Washington were weekend Buckls at the Francis Scott Key Hotel and have returned home. Mitsu Rapley just came back from Europe where she had been since last December. Mr and Mrs William Moran of Lime Kiln announce the birth of a son on Friday. Mrs Moran was formerly Miss Marguerite Bennett of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Turner
Baltimore
Samuel G. Duval
Susan Rapley
Pittsburgh
Rebekah Velashmuty
Washington
Francis Scott, Key Hotel
Mitsu [ Rapley
Eurpope
William Moran
Lime Kiln
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. M. Boyden
Richmond
Opera House
The
Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
Hendricksons
Fidelity Building and Loan Association
Frederick Town Savings Ixstitution
Brunswick Balke Pool Tables
C. A. Strine
South Market Street
York City
Terbert S. Schroeder
Lindeman
Junior Hal
Barber
Mothers Day
Antes Witr
Sik Giaves
Shy
Haberdashery
Dobbs
Wart & Spear
Ladion Olik Hone
Royse
Des Sport Hose
Miller
Fraticia Scott Key Hotel
England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Rnston
Massachusetts
Continental Building
E. Second Street
Terma Cash
Nannie Young
GT. Fant
Uct
WL. Rich
Sala
Dodge Bros
Dodge Brow
Ford Delivery
Staley Motor CO
East
Patrick Street
Chestnut Farms
Walkersville
W. L. Payne
Walkersville 42
J. F. Thompson
Telephone
Howard G. Tatlor
S18
Frank Foland
East Third Street
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Joseph D. Bake
Vintroap
Holmes J. Baker
Jubn HH. Baker
Jobepge
Melivit
WH. G. Zimmerman
Samuel Q, Duvall
Asst
Caabler
J. Thayers Thomas
Aeet
Adair Realty & Trust
Hickory Hollow
J. O. Handrix
East Third
Fourth Streets
Chapel Alley
Realscience
Frederick Junk
East Patrick Street
Frank James
Fifth St
Bennett's
Washington Street
Motter Ave
Daniel Z
Apple
South Market St
Libertytown
Hagan
Watt Church Street
J. O. Hendriz
EL Waltman
Nicodemus Tos Cream Company
Third St
Marine O
Amline
Culler & Sleffner
College Park
Beuta Street
Grove Farm
Queen of Frederick Suburbs
Potts & Griffax
Gilmore & Flautt
John W. Bnook
Addixon/ Brown
Small
Kinneharee Alley
William
Haummardner
North Market St
Smaliz
Post Office
Pennsylvania Station
Cara News-Post
Netify
Bradley
Rockville
Rockwille
Mre
Geo. W. McComas
Walter Winplg Jer
Thomas P. Rich
Thomas Price
Jolliffr
Bubiahan
Weet Church Street
Real Est, Mort. & Inv, CO
Otar Stote Read
Clary
Nelson
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Marewood D. Harp
Grayson H, Mercer
Noah E. Cramer
R. & D Mants
Machel
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