Dated Deaths and Funerals in Frederick Area
Calvin H. Stull died at his home in Frederick after a six month illness from abscess of the fungus aged 64 with wife and children Millard Norma Gladyt Catherine among survivors. Jefferson M. Wolfe died at his Wolfeville home after acute indigestion aged 73 with widow and five children. Lewis B Kehler aged 68 died at 25 West Fifth Street after two weeks illness. Funeral notices Hedding at Mt Olivet with listed directors and clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin H. Stull
East Fourth Street
Frederick
Millard Stull
Norma Stull
Jersey City
N. J
Gladyt Swink
Point Pleasant
Jefferson M. Wolfe
Wolfeville
Wolfe
Harry
Victor Wolfe
Emma Stephens
Wolfsville
Wade
Otho
Ellerton
Mr. Hartman
Reformed
C. T. K. Gladhill
Middletown
Lewis B. Kehler
West Fifth Street
Margaret Kehler
Henry
Edward Kehler
Sallie Fleming
Frances Becker
Washington, D. C
Samuel Barnes
Jefferson
Independent Fire Company
Mt. Olivet
Thos- YP Rice
Funeral for John Otis Estabrook Held at Mt Olivet
The funeral for John Otis Estabrook occurred Wednesday afternoon at the chapel in Mt. Olivet cemetery with Rev. W. R Barker Turner officiating. Pallbearers were from the establishment of Thomas P. Rice, funeral director in charge. The Pry funeral was for Mrs. Rita Sarah Pry widow of Luther C. Pry of near Burkittsville, held from her late home Saturday at 10 o'clock with interment in Church of the Brethren cemetery in Arnolds town. Etchison and Son, funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Otis Estabrook
Mt. Olivet
W. R Barker Turner
Thomas P. Rice
Rita Sarah Pry
Luther C. Pry
Burkittsville
Church of the Brethren
Arnolds Town
Etchison and Son
Heavy Showers Umbrella Weather Beyond Brunswick
The weather observer noted a warm shower across Frederick County with intermittent rain in the city. Total precipitation reached 0.48 inches, with heavier downpours in the southwest near Brunswick causing train passengers to mistake it for a cloudburst. The Potomac ran high but stayed within banks. streams were elevated, yet no damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Frederick County
Brunswick
Hagerstown
Potomac
Dore
Bankers Elect Graham Maryland State Banking President
Dr Samuel A Graham of the Farmer and Merchants Bank Salisbury was chosen president of the Maryland State Banking Association at the Atlantic City meeting. T Rowland Thomas of the National Bank Baltimore named first vice president with Alexander Armstrong Hagerstown and Frank C Norwood Frederick as vice presidents. Charles Hann reelected secretary and William Marriott continued treasurer. Emers L Cobrentz Frederick named to the Committee of Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Graham
Farmere and Merchants’ Bank of
Salisbury
Maryland State Banking Association
Atlantic City
N. 3
T. Rowland Thomas
The
National Bank
Baltimore
Alexander Armstrong
First National Bank
Hagerstown
Frank C. Norwood
Central Trust Company
Frederick
Charlies Hann
Merchants National Bank
Purely Personal and Local Visitors Daily News
Purely personal items note Mr and Mrs Harry Mohler and Miss Dorothy Fatman with Miss Anna Mohler visiting in Washington on Tuesday. Mr Henry L Knock of Pittsburgh and his wife are guests at his parents home on South Market Street. he is with Bater and Philp CPAs in Pittsburgh and New York. Formal opening of New Store at Fredrick’s shop reported with attendees and music by Steen’s orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mohler
Dorothy Fatman
Anna Mohler
Washington
Henry L. Knock
Pittsburgh
South Market Street
Knock
Bater and Philp
Certified Public Accountants
New York
Fredrick
Brtinees House
Steen
Work of the Deaf Astonishes Rotarians in Frederick
Frederick business leaders dined at the Maryland State School for the Deaf to view an exhibition of rhythmic exercises by deaf students from primary to graduating classes. Prof. Ignatius Bjorlee explained deaf education, the need for skilled instructors, and dispelled myths about mental inferiority, noting notable deaf figures and Mrs Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Stotary Club
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Hotarians
Ignatiua Bjorlee
Rotary Club
Bjorlee
Maryland
Bell
Alexander Graham .Bell
Hell
Asylum For the Deaf of Dumb
Maryland School
Cadet Corps
Jana
America
Liza Jane
David G. Everhart
D. John Marker
Chamber of Commerce
Markey
Frederick Stress
Henri L. G. Kieffer
L. Codleniz
Coblentz
Maryland Bankers’ Association
Atlantic City
Ira J. McCurdy
Rowatt
Menu and directions from the head teacher’s kitchen
The document outlines the orderly guidance of the supervising teacher and details a practical work menu. It lists Rad uh rosea cancer celery pickle fans cherry cocktail potato chests chicken fricassee baked tomatoes peas in croustades shot biscuits lettuce roll paprika crack era cocoanut charlotte ruse cafe nory galted almonds mints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Ruse
Property Transfers and Silesia Mine Incident
Harmon Gaver and wife transfer property to George Lewis and wife for 14. Lulu Oaks and husband to James Woods and wife for 10. Robert Bennett and others to Grand Lodge of Maryland I. O. C. F. county for 5. Hanson Stauffer and wife to Frank N. Stauffer for 10. Twenty French soldiers died and many were wounded in Silesia when a spade struck a hidden mine detonator during a search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon L. Gaver
Geo. . Lewis
Lulu A. Oaks
James . Woods
Brunswick
Robert A. Bennett
Grand Lodge of Maryland
Hanson Stauffer
Frank N. Stauffer
Silesia
Election Notice for Frederick Democratic Primary 1922
All Democrats are hereby notified of a Democratic primary election to be held in the basement of the courthouse on Wednesday May 24 1922 from 8 a m to 8 p m. for selecting a Democratic mayoral candidate for Frederick. Any Democrat listed on Frederick City registration books may vote. Democratic Executive Committee for Frederick City Jacob H Schmidt, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Frederick
Frederick City
Democratic Executive Committee
Jacob H. Schmidt
Loving remembrance of Clayton E Cat sail
The message recalls the death of Clayton E Cat sail on May 1st 1921 one year ago and asks watchful waiting for him from his wife Emma. It conveys enduring grief and a hopeful line about reunion in the land of sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton E. Catsail
Cain
Land of Sun
Wong
Emma
Card Party for Confederate Graves Fund in Mt Olivet
A card party to benefit the permanent care fund for Confederate graves at Mt Olivet Cemetery will be held Saturday May 30 at 2 p m in the Armory under Fits Hugh Lee Chapter UDC. Bridge and 600 will be played with prizes at each table and tickets available at the Armory or Mrs C P Bennett East Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Olivet
Armory
Fitshugh Lee
United Daughters of Confederacy
Mra. C. P. Bennett's
East Second Street
Real Estate Notice of Grayson A. Ac
A fragmented listing describes multiple parcels of land for sale near New London Lewistown Urbana and Langore with acres 23 190 38 2 169 and store property adjoining a groom house and store. The notice references Grayson A as the agent or owner in a rural real estate listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Avenue
C. M. Dixon
Elm St
Yale D. C. L. Degres
Sale Hall
Fera
John H. Stauffer
Opportunity
Fale Station
Mew Haven
Gove
Woolgboro
Barkdale
Aden
Lewistown
Galtherstore
Montgomery County
Washington
New Midway
Groom
Woodsboro
Picassot
Bill Echool Bose
Mounteindsie
London
Urbana
Groom House
Langegore
Grayson A. Ac
Grayson H. Nercer
Mal Drick
Bert
Waaen
Cement Road
S Market
Dil Ave
East St
HM Real Estate
Neerance Frederick
Prihian Castle
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the Daily News
Bankers
Aorm
Saturday Night Nation
Weinberg
International Novelty Orchestra
Whiteman
Peerless
Dixie Land
California
Club Royal Orchestra
All Star Trio
Fox Trot
Rosy Posy
Shipley
Oxford
West Oxford
Empire Theatre
East Saints Street
Fidelity Building and Loan Association
Fredericktown Savines Institution
E. C. Mackell
J. Paul Delphsy
West Patrick Street
Grace Reformed Sunday
Adamstown
Trinity Chapel Society of Christian Endeavors
Edgewood
East Patric Street
Eighth Acres
Fredericktown
D. E. Kefauver
Third and Market Sts
Frederick, Md
Mount Olivet
Hart
Blanche
Citizens’ National Bank
Ant
Pine Top
Tamworth
N. H
Irene Chapman Goodson
Kefauver, Corner Third and
Market Sts
Actna Accident Insurance
Potts & Griffin
Court St
Washington-Frederick
W. W. Wolfe
Leaves
Presbyterian Mite Society
Albert Diehl
East Church Street
North Market Street
Guy L. Fout
Hugene H. Albaugh
Howard M. Albaugh
Howard G. Taylor
J. Pay Delphey
Weat Fatrick Street
Gittinger's Grocery
Devileis
Freed’s Lot
East Patrick St
Tenminton
Poat
Revenue Service
Reading
Pennsylvania
Shank and Elster
News-Post
Sam
Biddinger
Rhode Island
G. W. Tilghman
Joseph D. Baker
Holmes 1
Baker
WM. G. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Sam's G. Duvall
Joseph McDevit
John
Ramsburg
WH. G. Baker
D. Edward Kefauver
Thos, H. Haller
Charles H. Conskey, M. D
Peter L. Harghtt
James H. Gambrill, JR
Holmes D. Baker
Daniel Baker, JR
Hoth
Mercus
Griffin
Court Bt
Guernsey
Roy C. Schaffer
Wilson Ave
7Th St
P. A. Hauver
Sykesville
I Oy
City
P. A. Wauver
Bykesville
Seldon
Harry & Tyeryar
Pearl
Care News
Masonic Temple
Suitzbie
Francis Pp’ Ington
East Patrick Street
West Church St. S
Third St. Frederick
Smith Stadia
East Second Atrese
Cramer & Stauffer
Kilin
Kemptown
Mameville
N. Market St
Park Ave
Mond Bings
State Road
Boag
Fark Cies
Hors
Kim Su Poatetsiens
Hows
Pike
Rae & Stauffer, & Charen
Buckinghamn's Shop OF Distinction
Trust Bank
John D. Hendrickson
FAW Tailored
Aeason
North Market
Insurance
W. N. Jolliffe
Unionville
W. N. Jolliffsh
West Church Street
Grayson H. Staley
Bloomfeld
Chored Bml
Wear Troutville
New Market
New
Eo Oet
John N. Clary
eSee Ee
Poasedaion
Odern
Burban
Pike If
Cty
Real Estate, Mortgage and Investment Company
Markell H. Nelson
Real Hutte Department
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Marewood D
Harp
West End
West Third Street
Warkwood D. Harp
Pythian Castle
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