Obituary notices for Caroline Baker and Roy Brown
Mrs. Caroline Baker widow of John T. Baker died Thursday at her daughter’s home in Mt. Airy from a cerebral hemorrhage at age 69. She leaves three sons William, James and Harold. Funeral at Damascus M E Church with interment in the adjoining cemetery. Roy Brown died at Maryland University Hospital in Baltimore at 25. Funeral at Pleasant Grove Church near Purdum with interment. Both notices list J. B. Beall as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Baker
John T. Bake
Bradley Leatherwood
Mt. Airy
William Baker
Damascus
James Baker
Washington, D. C
Harold Baker
Denver
Colorado
M. E. Church
Norris Lineweaver
E. R. Spencer
James EB. Day
Titus G. Day
Walter R. Fairchilds
F. E. Burdette
A. M. Bowman
George Barnes
J. B. Beall
Roy Brown
Luther Brown
Purdum
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
Pleasant Grove Church
Mr. Keats
Ridgeville
Funerals for Miss Lillian Unger and M Vanderbilt Smith
The urns for Miss Lillian J. Unger were held at Urbana M E Church with Rev Henry Lamb presiding. Choir songs included Jesus Lover of My Soul and Safe in the Arms of Jesus as six pallbearers and floral tributes marked the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian J. Unger
M. E
Urbana
Henry Lamb
Jesus
Mary
Evelyn Welty
Grace Welty
Etta Gentz
Ethel Bentz
Catherine Brust
Emily Solt
Geo W. Peters
M. Vanderbilt Smith
Walkersville
Charles A. Shilke
Joseph Engle
T. S. Albhugh
Elmer Barrick
Edgar Feaster
Walter Culler
Edward Zimmerman
Glade Cemetery
K. G. Putman
Walston Will Loretta Will Wed In Baltimore Ceremony
Walston and Miss Loretta A Will both of Baltimore were married Saturday evening May 10 1924 at Frederick Presbyterian Church by Dr T J Gaehr. They will reside at 1813 East North Avenue Baltimore where the groom works as a chauffeur. Baylor Aldridge Estelle Aldridge of Charles Town W Va and G Neill Baylor editor of The Morning Herald Hagerstown were married Saturday by Rev Henry B Lee Jr rector of Trinity Church Towson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walston
Will Philip
Loretta A. Will
Baltimore
Frederick Presbyterian
T. J. Gaehr
Will
1813 East North Avenue
Baylor—Aldridge
Estelle St. Pierre Aldridge
Charles Town
W. Va
G. Neill Baylor
Morning Herald
Hagerstown
Henry B. Lee, Jr
Trinity Church
Towson
Personal Notices of Local Residents
Mrs. Charles A. Bushong of Pitcairn Tra visited her father John Ramsburgh at 83 East Second Street and Rev J Wade and daughter at 106 West Saison Street plan to return to Baltimore on Monday May 19. Elva and Katheryn Brubaker of Brunswick spent the weekend with Aunt Mrs Roy Beyore in Frederick. Mary Boyer was taken to Frederick City Hospital for treatment. Elmer Dixon and Ward Harding with their families of Buckeystown visited Bethel Road residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Bushong
Pitcairn, Tra
John
Ramsburgh
East Second Street
Rev. J. Wade
West Saison Street
Baltimore
Elva
Katheryn Brubaker
Brunswick
Roy Beyore
Frederick
Mary Boyer
Frederick City Hospital
Elmer Dixon
Ward Harding
Buckeystown
Uy Staub
Bethel Road
Boys Week Includes Scout Show and Baseball Game in Frederick
On the third day of Boys Week the city and county scouts meet at Court House Park then march to the Maryland State School for the Deaf grounds for a scout show scene contests and a baseball game between the Frederick Dee Molay and Mary Jani School nines. Monday featured boy day with speeches in city and county schools and the comedy Professor Pop at Frederick High School, free to boys, with Maryland State School for the Deaf students in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Court House Park
Stelock
Frederick Dee Molay
Mary- Jani
Professor Pop
Frederick High School
Mothers Day Service Postponed at Mountaindale Union
Mothers Day program by the Sunday School at Mountaindale Union chapel was moved to Thursday night May 15. The program includes anthems, readings, solo performances, recitations, duets, songs, an address, and a benediction. Taffalos have become semidomes, heated in preserves and increasing in number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountaindale Union Chapel
Daisy
Bronze Tablet Unveiled at Kemp Hall in Frederick
Elaborate ceremony marked the unveiling of a bronze tablet on Kemp Hall corner Market and Church streets this afternoon at 1 20. The Kiwanis Club hosted a luncheon with Matthew Page Andrews guest of honor and principal speaker. About 75 attended. The tablet notes Maryland's Civil War extra session in Frederick and Kemp Hall history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp Hall
M.rs Croghan
Frederick
Braddock
Hagan’s
Andrews
William Tyler Page
House of Representatives
Kiwanis Club
Maryland
Thomas FH. Nicks
Annapolis
Senate
House of Delegates
Frank C. Norwood
Skiwanis
Yeung
General Assembly
Market and
Church Streets
Frederick City
Kemp
Anthony Simmell
Linganore
Schieigh
Andrew Kessler, Jr
Jefferson
A. D. Kessler
WT. Cligsett
Petersville
Me. Tilfears
Jonathan Rovtsahn
Middletown
Frederick County
Clouse of
Marland
Jamison
United States
Totel
Goldsborough
Filiatt
Pro Boone
TP. MacGill
Leitich
Bradley ‘T. Johnson
Thomay
J. Hart
Program Arranged Plans for Whiters-Ville Mochur Session
A church event outline indicates plans for an evening program at the Whiters-Ville church. The text notes a single-lifetime eye production formation and mentions a choir or lecture segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiters- Ville Mochur
Paris model uses ostrich fringe on black satin suit
The black satin suit is among the season’s best sellers though few are as ornate as this Paris model. It features fluffy ostrich fringe used on many frocks and bias folds of the material arranged in points as trim alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Wild Animals Featured as Hagenbeck Wallace Circus Here
The Hagenbeck Wallace Circus brings trained wild animals to town with a parade at 11 a.m. and performances Tuesday May 20 at 2 p.m. and an evening show. Trainer Jawn Helliot paces eleven tigers and rides with a tiger on an elephant while others perform. The show enlists over two hundred performers including 150 wild animals and fifty clowns, promising the best act yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hagenbeck- Walace Circus
Hagenbeck
Herr Jawn Helliot
United States
Helliot
Hegenbeck-Wallace
Rehearsals Begin for Minstrel Serenade at Opera House May 22
Rehearsals started Monday at 7 30 p m for the Minstrel Serenade produced by the 2B P O Rilke lodge in Fostoria Ohio under Doc Crabtree Harrington Adams Inc. The two act show combines minstrel and girl revue elements and will be staged at the Opera House on May 22 and 23 with local amateurs in the cast. Hood College holds annual inter class swimming meet at the M C A pool with senior class winner. Judges were Miss Mary Catherine Welhorn Lilian Brice and Miss Boyle. The event was managed by Miss Kathryn Hance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ser_ enade
2B .P. O. Rilke
Doc Crabtree
Harrington Adams Inc
Fostoria
Ohio
Opera House
Frederick
Hood
Hood College
Mary Catherine Welhorn
Lilian Brice
Boyle
Kathryn Hance
Local Markets Wheat and Corn Prices
Local market notes show wheat at about $103 per unit and corn around $75 per unit. Prices reflect steady demand and standard commodity trading levels in the region.
Public sale advertised for late Mrs Truett estate
Public sale will be held Saturday May 17 at 2 o'clock at the residence of the late Mrs Truett 214 West Patrick Street selling household and kitchen furniture parlor suite beds dressers stands two stoves Trooster kitchen cabinet and other items. Florence Simmons Guy T Fout Walter Rice clerk. Sweet potatoes and tomato plants also advertised Buckeystown Bucking ham School phone 103
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truett
West Patrick St
Walter Rice
Card of Thanks and Local Notices
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and death of Mrs. Nora A. Burke and Mrs. J. G. Phleeger and for use of automobiles. Also thanks for support during illness and death of M. Vanderbilt Smith. Includes notices of millinery sale by A. R. Donald, Oak Wood firewood, and various local advertisements for baby chicks, used cars, lawn mowers, and a property sale by Grace Y Potterfield executrix at Braddock Heights May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora A. Burke
M. Vanderbilt Smith
Smitit Ani
J. 3
Phleeger
Elias Potterfield
Braddock Heights
Grace Ypotterfield
Bank Officers and Local Notices Chronicle 1920s Frederick
Citizens National Bank lists officers led by Holmes D Baker and John H Baker with capital of 100000. Local rental ads offer modern apartment and storefront space with June 1 possession. Various services include junk shop operations, car hire, auto painting, and baby chick delivery in Frederick Maryland with telephones and addresses.
For sale or rent two modern suburban homes
Possession April 1st. 6 room modern suburban home lat 90 by 60 ft. A bar gain to quick buyer. Also an 8 room modern home on West End and a 7 room modern home on South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
South Market Street
North Market Street
Elm Street
Park Ave
Price
Shea
South Market St
Larre
Fourth St
East Fifth Street
South Bt
Doyaville
Houslor
Creagerstown
Slate Road
Sykesville
Braddock
Hines House
Vefferaon
Walkersville
South St
Braddock State Reed
Middletown
N. Market St
Lewintoint
Elm St
Noah
Cramer
Churen
East Fifth
West South Street
Masy Farms
South Marktreet
Patrick Street
East Seventh Street
Wear Fourth Street
Theo. I. Alexander
W. Patrick St. Frederick
Maryland
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the Daily News
Hymeneas
Shacheves
M. P. Andrews
Matthew Page Andrews
Elks
South Jersey
John Fear
Buckingham School
A. R. Donald
Oak Brook Sik
Mr. Reeder
R. I. Reds
THUTM
W. Thurmont
THE
Frederick Feed CO
East Patrick Street
Boy Scouts
Frank James
Fifth St
Kaufman Mgfor CO
East Patrie Street
Maca
Williamson's
Dodge Brothers Cealers
Dodge Brothers
Chevrolet
the Star Motor Co
Frederica
East Third Street
Toman W. Snook
Maryland Brick and Supply Co
George’s Creek
J. A. Jamison
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, Md
Joseph D. Barber
Boar
Holmes LD. Baker
John H. Baker
Joseph McDivit
WM. G. Zimmerman
Casbir
Samuel G. Duvall
Cashier
J. Travers Thomas
John 3. Rambburg
Joseph D. Baker
Thomas H. Haller
Charles HO. Conley
M. D
Peter L. Hargett
John 3. Newman
James H. Gambrill, JR
Holmes D. Baker
Daniel Baker, JR
John TD. Baker
North Market St
East Third St
Mast Third St
Charles W. Stan
W. Patrick St
Patrick-Court Building
D. John Markey
Chas. McC. Mathias
Wate
Market St
Gia
Chapel Alley
Frederick June CO
Frank Gastley
Frederick Auto Top and Painting Co
F. H. Despeaux
D. F. Davis
R. W. Baer
T. W. Cult
F. R. Worthington
Eastchurch St
City Lmits
Fir
Alan Cramer
Centre Street
Simoniz
Frederick City Garage
Carlos Chase
S. C.rhode Island
G. W. Tilghman
Gilmore R. Flautt
Sinta Road
Urbano
State Road
Mortravia
Jafferson
Lowtatown
Myersvil
Geil
Maat Fourth Street
West Fifth Street
Baltimore State Road
Bellevue
Taday
Salan Commission
Gidmore RO
Norte Markt Street
Hell
Malis
Potts & Griffin
College Park
College Bark
Walue
Maerewood D
Harp
Markwoo D. Darp
Real Estate & Insurance
Pytiuan Castle
Thomas P.rice
Real Est, Mort. & Inv. CO
Pike
R. R
N. Jolliffe
O'Posaumtown
Harmony Grove
Faro
Maryland Realty Company
John N. Stauffer, Jr
E. Cameron
Grayson H. Mercer
Pfarms
Bargain Pride
R. KR
Splendid
WIL Gall
Regemont
Wilson Ave
Pythian Castle Bids
Fredgercik, Md
Noah E. Cramer
Theoodore
E. Alexander
Niewers Aey
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