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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1922

Page

5

Maurice A. Bowlus Dead After Long Illness in Middletown

Maurice A. Bowlus 50 a longtime Middletown resident dies at his home after a lengthy tuberculosis illness. A former Internal Revenue Service manager he taught school earlier in life and was active in Republican politics. Survived by wife Mary Young two daughters Olive Bowlus and two sons Hugh and Pierce. Funeral Tuesday at 2 30 pm from his home with Lutheran rites by Rev A E Cooper. Interment Lutheran Cemetery. C T Gladhill funeral director.

Maurice A. Bowlus Middletown Internal Revenue Service Mr. Bowlus George Bowlus State Normal School Baltimore Mary Young Olive Bowlus Hugh Pierce Bowlus A. E. Cooper Middletown Lutheran Church C. T. EK. Gladhill

Autoist Fault Causes Crash On Hagerstown Road

An attempted pass on the Hagerstown state road yesterday afternoon led to a collision involving three cars. Two vehicles were badly damaged and a passenger, Mrs. Jesse Kalbaugh of Cumberland, suffered scalp lacerations and head injuries, taken to Frederick City Hospital. The Hobbs Chevrolet headed west to pass Frank Carty’s York Pa bound car when a Buick struck the Hobbs wheel, dragging the damaged car into the path of the Carty vehicle.

Hagerstown State Road Jesse Kalbaugh Cumberland W. C. Hobbs Baltimore Frederick City Hobbs Chevrolet Frank Carty York Buick State Road Carty

Autoist at fault expects to pay all damages

The case involves Charles T. Burgess of near New Market claiming $500 from Edward Alexander of Greenspring West Virginia for an accident that damaged Burgess’s horse. Alexander pled guilty to reckless driving and passing on an unclear road, paid fines and costs totaling $10.40, and agreed to settle the damages out of court.

Charles T. Burgess New Market Edward Alexander Greenspring W. Va Alexander Burgess Ficholtz W. E. Falconer Earch Dodge Hogarth Alban M. Wood

Lutheran Sunday school opens with 863 in attendance

The Lutheran Sunday school session began at 9 40 this morning with 863 present. Horace C Zacharias presided as superintendent. The rector Rev U S G Rupp preached two sermons on workers and loyalty. A trio sang Praise Ye The Lord. Vesper at 7 and midweek service at 7 30 Wednesday. A teacher training class meets Fridays at 8. Mothers Day will be observed next Sunday.

Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School Horace C. Zacharias Phillippians Bertha V. Jones R. Ralph Bowers Q. Leonard Storm Church Council

The Work of Death Robert L. Snapp

Robert L. Snapp former resident of Strasburg Virginia died at the home of his daughter Mrs Francis Williams in Hagerstown from valvular heart disease. Surviving children include Mrs Francis Williams of Hagerstown Mrs Garnett Russell of Baltimore Harry of Strasburg and Boyd of Baltimore. Sisters include Mrs Carrie Price of Brunswick Mrs Ella Newlin Mrs Sidney Newlin Mrs Anna Williams and Mrs Mary Weisgerber all of Winchester VA. Also Mrs Alice Foman Stevenson VA and brothers Joseph Baltimore and William Winchester.

Robert L. Snapp Strasburg Francis Williams Hagerstown Garnett Russell Baltimore Harry Boyd Carrie Price Brunswick Ella Newlin Sidney Newlin Anna Williams Mary Weisgerber Winchester Alice Foman Stephenson Joseph William

Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Mary Bruchey at St Johns

The funeral for Mrs Mary L Bruchey was held at her son's home 459 West South Street at 9 am with a Mass at St Johns Catholic Church by Rev Fr W J Kane. Interment followed at St Johns Cemetery with pallbearers J Grove H Derr George Miller Nelson Stockman Charles Mehrling W Cockrell. F W Odenderfer and Son undertakers in charge. The funeral of John Odenfoss occurred Saturday at Mt Olivet chapel at 2 pm with Rev P J Wade delivering the sermon prophets Jonas Basford Edward Rauncherrer FE Thomas S Speaks Robert Myers A Hart Etchison. Prof Geo Edward Smith sang Abide With Me and Lead Kindly Light. Burial in Mt Olivet Cemetery. M R Etchison & Son were funeral directors.

Mary L. Bruchey Charlies E Bruchey West South Street St. John’s W. J. Kane St John's Cemet Terry J. Grove H. Derr George Miller Nelson Stockman Charles Mehrling W. Cockrell F. W. Odenderfer John Odenfoss Mt. Olivet Chapel P. J. Wade Edward Rauncherrer FE. Thomas S. Speaks Jonas Basford Robert Myers A. Hart Etchison Geo. Edw Smith Mt Olivet Cemetery M. R. Etchison & Son

Purely Personal Notices From The Frederick Paper

Miss Margaret Mott returns home from Van Lear. Mr and Mrs M L Etchison, wintering in Philadelphia, come back to Frederick. Mr and Mrs Robert A Kemp move to Clifton for summer. Kemp recovering from recent indisposition. Mrs Jacob DeNuli and Mrs MM Ross Fair visit Marian Sherard at Annapolis. Sherard in hospital but recovering from burns. Tarred and feathered men in Cromac Square. six men tossed from car and sheltered.

Margaret Mott East Second Street van Lear M. L. Etchison Philadelphia Frederick Robert A. Kemp Clifton Kemp Jacob DeNuli MM. Ross Fair Taneytown Marian Sherard Annapolis Sherard Sim

Methodists Plan Mother's Day Observance at Church

The Methodist Episcopal Sunday school reported 645 attendees. A solo by Miss Bertha Jones opened, with a Leaders Bible class of 143 men and many new enrollments. Sermons, songs, and talks followed, and next Sunday will observe Mother's Day with flowers for mothers and carnations for all. A brass band, music, and an illustrated address are on the program, plus evening meetings and prayer services throughout the week.

Methodist Episcopal Sunday School Bertha Jones J. B. Denson Chas. E. Hudson Elizabeth Herris Geo. M- Free E. K. Moore Earl Salt R. Ames Hendrickson Ruth Cline Ruth Rothenhoefer Sherman P. Bowers Holden S. Felton Epworth League Walter Rimes Washington Area

Among the Sick and Healing News of Local Residents

Reported health updates list Mr. Wm H Beall of West Third 8 confined to home. Harry B Boyle of Emmitsburg underwent appendectomy at Gettysburg Hospital with a successful operation and favorable recovery. Allen G Quran of East Patrick Street showed marked improvement after an operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore.

Wm. H. Beall West Third 8 Harry 8. Boyle Emmitsburg Gettysburg Hospital Boyle Allen G. Quran Patrick Steet Johns Howkins Hospital Baltimore

United Brethren Church Observes Anniversary

A large audience attended services marking the twenty first anniversary of the current United Brethren Church building. The day featured a Sunday School presentation honoring Peter Kemp, substantial donations for a new Sunday School room, and a morning sermon on The Three fold Meaning of the Anniversary. The evening program, led by Oscar Grove, included music, addresses, and a keynote by Dr. Charles E. Wehler. Next Sunday, Mother's Day events are planned with the Ladies Bible Class in charge.

United Brethren Church C. W. Stine Spring Peter Kemp Chas Kintz Kemp Reno Harp Jesus Lorenz Reno S Markwood D. Harp Valley of Peace Meredith Oscar Grove Christian Endeavor Harriet Shook Max Fisher Young Peoples’ Chorus Charles E. Wehler Hood College W. C. Roderick

Shull and Shearer wed at Evangelical Reformed Parish

Grayson F. Shull and Grace Virginia Shearer, both of Frederick, were married at the Evangelical Reformed parsonage by Rev. Henri L. G. Kieffer, Saturday evening at 7 30 o'clock.

Shull Shearer Grayson F. Shull Grace Virginia Shearer Frederick Evangelical Reformed Parsonage Henri L. G. Kieffer

Millinery Summer Display Promises White Hats Parade

Friday and Saturday May 12 and 13 feature a millinery display at Corner Third and Market Streets Frederick Maryland. Mrs D E Kefauver invites shoppers to browse new white Milan hats and other materials and promises a sincere welcome as she showcases the beat in millinery.

Milan D. E. Kefadver Third and Market Sts Frederick, Md D. E. Kefauver

Fidelity Building and Loan Starts Eighth Series June 10

Starts Saturday June 10 at Fredericktown Savings Institution. Sir Edwin C. Markell, secretary, notes a splendid save and home buying chance. Also listed are farm properties near Lewistown and New Market, with several 8 to 144 acre tracts and a Frederick County bank stock sale by the Orphans Court.

Fidelity Building and Loan Fredericktown Fidelity Building & Loan Aglan Satuday Sir Edwin C. Markell Fredericktown Savings Institution Maine Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange Fidelity Building and Loan Association Fred-ericktown Savings Institution Orphans’ Court Frederick County Thursdat Court House Frederick Maryland Oclork Aoom

Farm land and properties with improvements offered

Property listing notes 140 acres with good buildings and 184 acres with draining improvements. Prices range from 9 680 to 32 000 with 110 acres of new buildings along State Road at about 160 dollars per acre.

Frederick Chareh Alii Lewistown Wondshore Troutville Oval New London Frefetick Thres Warum Winn Farm State Road W. N. Jolliffe W. South N. Bentz Bt N. Market St Braddock Park Ave Fine Farm Harmony Grove Cramer & Stauffer Ok Church St. Frederick Grayson HH. Mercer

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