Work of Death Nusbaum and Obituaries Across Town
Frederick Washington Nusbaum, Civil War veteran and longtime Mt. Pleasant farmer, dies at 77 after a cancer illness. Survived by a widow, seven children, and stepchildren. funeral Tuesday at Union chapel with Rev. Patterson officiating. Other notices report J. Andrew Hartzell of South Perkasie dying suddenly at 68, and obituaries for Margaret Linthicum and T. C. Stocksdale in Baltimore with surviving relatives in Middletown and Waynesboro. Burial plans and funeral directors named.
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Frederick Washington Nusbaum
Mt. Pleasant
Beg Wide Ow
Thve Fog
Howard
Simeon
Nusbaum
Bells’ Mercer
Addie Harding
Mollie Nusb
Union Chapel
R. S. Patterson
Lutheran Church
Woodsboro
Albaugh & Powell
A. Hartzell
J. Andrew Hartzell
South Perkasie
Walter R. Hartzell
Walkersville
St. Andrew's Church
Ms. Hartzell
Mary Reiff Hartzell
Funeral of Mrs Annie Amelia Zimmerman Held at Home
The funeral for Mrs. Annie Amelia Zimmerman was held Sunday afternoon at 1 30 from her home 440 West Seventh Street with services at the house by Rev C Wrightson of the Methodist Episcopal church. Pallbearers were her nephews John A Castle Harry M Castle Daniel W Castle Douglas S Castle Thomas Kemp Jr Joshua Hoffman. Interment was in Mt Olivet Cemetery. C E Cline funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Amelia Zimmerman
C. Wrightson
Methodist Episcopal Church
John A. Castle
Harry M. Castle
Daniel W. Castle
Douglas
Castle
Thonaa Kemp, Jr
Joshua Hoffman
Mt. Olivet
C. E. Cline
Among the Sick Mr Filby Suffering Indigestion at Home
Robert G Filby of Washington DC is ill with indigestion at his brother Stewart Filby’s Maple avenue home. Henry O’Hara, injured at Grove lime kilns and treated at City Hospital, has improved and returned to his sister Mrs George Miller’s Groves home.
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Robert G. Filby
Washington, DC
Stewart Filby
Maple Avenue
Henry O'Hara
the Grove
City Hospital
George Miller
Groves
Window Cleaners Win Forty Dollar Week
Willington Delaware November 3 Windows cleaners who struck for forty two dollars a week have returned to work the employers concede a ten dollar raise and a forty nine hour week The men now receive eighty eight dollars for a sixty one hour week
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Willington
Del
Reading Boy Shoots Sister in Reading Pa Incident
A 15 year old boy, Charles Clerva, shot his eight year old sister Hare in their Reading home while handling a new rifle. The sister was wounded in the hand and eye. The mother, Mrs Agatha Clerva, was away at the time. The injured girl was taken to a hospital for treatment.
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Reading
Charles Clerva
Hare
Agatha Clerva
Property Deeded and Marital Real Estate Transfers
Fragmented notices report deeds of real estate in county Brunswick and township areas. Names such as Samuel and Allen Redman appear in transfer items, while unrelated ad copy discusses Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for children and general medical advice.
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Prank ‘A
Talton
Samuel 9
Mary"a. Ruberger
Allen C. Redman
Brunswick
Chamberlain's Tablets for Constipation Relief
A fragment advises Chamberlain's Tablets for longer lasting relief from constipation. It notes laxatives and cathartics provide only temporary help and urges following package directions. The text emphasizes using the product for permanent relief and mentions observing directions.
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Chamberlain
Bitter election campaign ends today in Frederick county
The 1919 campaign wraps up with a final rally at Burkhart's Hall Yellow Springs. Speakers include James H Gambrill Jr Samuel A Lewis and Emory J Coblentz. Voters face a long ballot with four state offices and fifteen county positions on the slate. Balloting opens at 8 a.m. and closes at 6 p.m. with results delayed due to length.
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Frederick County
Bip
Burkhart’s
Yellow Springs
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Samuel A. Lewis
Emory J. Coblentz
Vote For Men banner sparks local action and rebuttal
A letter to the editor decries a Republican campaign slogan used under the headline Vote For Men. The writer claims the phrase copies their two week effort and urges voting against specific candidates Nice Goode ll Witter and Snoot Snook amid a broader decency appeals drive. A Frederick County real estate notice follows: a 160 acre farm for sale with eight room dwelling, outbuildings, Delco power, near state road, R.R., stores, cannerys, and bank.
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Repubican
Trevourer
Millard N. Nusz
Harps
NICE
Goodell
Witter
Snook
H. Dorsey Etchison
Frederick County
Delco
R. R
Grayson H. Mercer
Real Estate and
Frederick, Md
Fields of Texas screening comes to Frederick week
Announcement invites Frederick residents to view moving pictures on a 1600 tt reel about the World's Greatest oil fields at No 6 West Second Street Old Blue Ribbon Grocery store. Free admission for one week presented by Wright and McCarthy Fort Worth Texas Bay body daw it in The News.
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Texas
Frederick
A Franklin County letter denounces corruption in Frederick Campaign
In a fiery public letter, Dorsey Etchison denounces the local Republican machine, urges voters to back “Vote For Men,” and warns that electing Harry Nice could crown Reno Harp as Frederick County political boss. He recalls decades of service, defends self respect, and laments threats and intimidation during the 1919 campaign. The letter stresses independent voting and condemns candidate influence, urging turnout at the polls.
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Clemea Eoaieinceliens
Isbor
Frederick County
Oklahoma
Y Reepublic
Kaufman
Penitentiary OF
Maryland
Citizen
Frederick
Opera House
United States
Voter
S. Fenton Harris
Peat Harps
Mr. Harp
Mr. Nice
Harp
Mayer
Broening
Nice
Nica
Warn
Repubican
Nico
Goodell
Witter
Snook
Independent Republican
Hoss
Senator Kaufman
Tom Kilng
Harry Nice
Frank Kelly
Mairyilland
States Attorney's Office
Baltimore
Whlow
Baltimore City
Reno S. Harp
Tianve
Worthington
Annapolii
Lve
Harry W. Nice
Reno
Vater
dJuditer
Rendw
Mr. Vater
Den
Min
Dorsey Etchison
ENS National Bank Officers and Staff Listed
The document lists officers and key staff of ENS National Bank including WM. G. BAKER as President and H. D. BAKER as Vice President. Also named are WM. G. ZIMMERMAN and SAMUEL G. DUVALL as Vice Presidents, JOSEPH McDIVITT as Cashier, and John S. Ramsbury among board and clerical personnel.
Revival services and local notices mix in Frederick Maryland
A compact page item lists evangelistic services at Church of The Brother on West Fourth Street with Pastor A L B Martin from Baltimore, nightly 7:39 from Oct 26 to Nov 16, inviting attendance. It also promotes sharpening blades at Colytic Barber Shop, sugar and fruit cake ingredients at Gittinger’s Grocery, a cattle sale on Nov 12, chiropractic services by W A Summerville, and a move by J Fredanjebwveish Presentation Company to North Middle Alley on Nov 15. Future election plea for R Bruce Murdoch as county treasurer appears alongside other local notices and sales.
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Evangelistic Services
Church of the Brother
Weat Fourth Street
A. L. B. Martin
Baltimore
J. Fredanjebwveish
Pristation Company
East Patrik Street
North Middle Alley
WM. A. Armstrong
Magnificent 85 Acre Country Estate With Modern Dwellings
85 acres improved with several dwellings in a refined country setting. Modern interiors, large ventilated rooms, porches, sun parlors, and grounds suited for recreation. Excellent water, ample outbuildings, railroad at foot of grounds, elevation with eastern Frederick County views. Also offers multiple acreages with colonial master's houses, Delco light, steam heat, and extensive outbuildings. City property and farms up to 500 acres listed by Potts & Griffin, 127 Court St Frederick Md.
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Frederick County
Delco
Tomroom
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JHE Daily News
Washington, D. C
United States Weather. Bureau
Margaret A. Linthieum
John L. Linthicum
Middletown
T. C. Stocksdale
Leslie Creager
Thurmont
Methodist Church
John Martin
Waynesboro
M. F. Stocksdale
James’ Brannam
Pittsburgh
Mia
J. W
Phillips
Sedon
J.M. Floyd
Seape
Albert C. Ritchie
Arthur l. Blessing
Washington County
Robert W. Stevens
E. Brooke Lee
Montgomery County
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Wicomico County
John L. Weaver
Lewis F. Guillotte
Thomas J. Keating
Queen Anne‘s
Alexander Armetrone
Frederick Haller
Frank H. Lang
Baltmore
Caleb C. Magruder
Prince George's County
William L. Marey
Anne Arundel County
Clarence Taylor
F. Goodell
Georgy L. Kaufman
House of Delegates
Ernest W. Burch
Emory L. Coblentz
Louis Victor Kreh
Guy K. Motler
J. Lewis Rhodes
William B. Catshall
D. Alton Dudderar
Edgar H. McBride
Frank L. Spitzer
Rhodes R. Kemp
Harry Wood
George D. Toms
Harry B. Witter
R. Brice Murdoch
Johan W. Snook
Aaron R. Anders
George B. Culier
Wiliam O. Wertenbaker
Orphan’s Court
John H. Bowers
Louis C. Etchison
George Edward Smith
Charles H. Butts
George T. Stoderuck
Calvin C. Zimmerman
Emory C. Crum
Wright & McCarthy
Fort Worth
Texan
Frederick City
Frederick, County
Lubbler
Mary Vamo
Cramer's Palace of Music
Blumenauer & CO
ENS’ National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
J. D. Baker
Capital
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Weecons
Samuee G. Duvall
Cashier
Joseph Modivit
John 8. Ramsbury
C. M. Thomas
D. B. Kefanver
Thos. H. Haller
J. Daniel Baker
C. H. Conley
M. D, P. L. Hargett
John &. Newman
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
John D. Rendrickron
Eternal Black
Man
Japan
John D. Iendrickson
I. A. ‘Markos
North Market Street
Phong
Colytic
Central Trust Building
M. Buckinghayn
Gittinger’s Grocery
Jolliffe
W. A. Summerville
D. C
Peoples Fire Insurance
Cor
W. Church and Court Sts
Frederick Mon
Wsd
Fri
W. Paul Etzler
Fort Patrick Street
R. Bruce Murdoch
Harry C. Sheetenholm
Feagaville
Gittinger's
Potts & Griffin
Automobile Tasuranes
Everyield
State Road
Pike
Court St. Frederick
Toananes
Thomas Price
MaViCa
North Market Amis Frederick
Eugene H. Albaugh
Unionweler
Henestone
American Burety
Remington
Labeo
Eugene
aLnavam
North Market
John N
Clary
Pike and Electric Railroad
Pike, Road
South Market Street
MORT@AGHANT’ INVESTMENT COMPANY
Marylamn
John N. Clary
City Hotel
West
Patrick Street
W. N. Jollivfe
Mt. Airy
Ladiesburg
W. N. Jose Real Estate
Church St. Frederick
Insurance
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Pythian Castle
Frederick, Wa
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