Local Obituaries From The Daily News
Obituaries for Mrs George P Woodfield and Mrs Lavinia Peters Woodfield note her death at Sebillasville Sanatorium after six months illness. Survived by husband and mother, with two brothers. Funeral Monday at 2 from Woodfield home. Also reported are deaths of John L Rothenhoefer and Mrs Oscar Ramsburg with service details and surviving relatives. Funeral directors M J Creager and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Woodfield
Lavinia Peters Woodfield
Sebillasville
T. E. Peters
Baltimore
Urbana
Rockefeller Base Hospital
New York
Thomas W. Peters
Cumberland
Walton B. Peters
Carlisle
Woodfield
Montgomery County
Oscar Ramsburg
Elsie M. Ramsburg
Hansonville
Frederick City Hospital
Alrs
Martin Clem
Utica Reformed Church
Robert L. Bair
M. J. Creager and
Funeral in Uniontown for Mrs Mary H Weaver
Mrs Mary Haines Weaver wife of Dr J J Weaver of Uniontown died October 22 in Washington at the home of her daughter Mrs Edmund Fox while her husband was a patient at Johns Hopkins Hospital Her body was brought to Uniontown for burial with a brief service at the grave Pallbearers were Jesse P Garner Morris Haines G Fielder Gilbert and Melyn W Routzahn Surviving are Dr J J Weaver and daughter Mrs Edmund Fox
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Haines Weaver
J. J. Weaver
Uniontown
Washington
D. C
G O. Fuss
Carrell County
Jesse P. Garner
Iorris Haines
G. Fielder Gilbert
Melyn W. Routzahn
Edmund Fox
Washington, D. C
Store Robbery at Union Bridge Strips Samuel Morris Shop
A clothing store in Union Bridge owned by Samuel Morris was robbed around 12:50 AM. Thieves stole 20 suits and overcoats, expensive shirts, some jewelry and silverware, plus women's dresses and coats. An auto was seen in the alley. glass at the rear door was broken to gain entry. Sheriff Bloom and deputies investigate. a similar theft at J T Miller’s dry goods store a year earlier remains unsolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Morris Union Bridge
Joseph Galten Windsor
Bloom
J. T. Miller
Union Bridge
Brightwell Charged With Slaying Boy In Martinsburg Crash
Indicted for manslaughter in the May crash that killed eight year old Kenneth Kneisley near Martinsburg. Brightwell, free on $8,000 bail, faced charges of speeding carrying concealed weapons and driving drunk. A bail appeal followed a prior $3,600 magistrate fine. co defendant Henno Six faces an accessory hearing. Trial began Friday with Judge Woods presiding and jury shortly afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brightwell
Kenneth Kneis
Brteat Kneisley
Martinsburg
Martinshu
Heno Six
Princeton Duckey
J. M. Woods
Local Markets Wheat and Corn Prices Reported
Market notes show wheat and corn values with limited readable figures. Egg pricing remains unclear but indicates a general market listing alongside other staples.
Knights of Pythias drive aims for 500 new members
A large banquet launched Mountain City Lodge’s campaign to recruit 500 new Knights of Pythias. Leaders including Reno Harp and J Murray Cronenburg outlined plans for a multi-week drive starting November 26, with nightly banquets through December 3. The drive seeks to make the lodge the largest in the United States by membership, building on a prior 112 new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Addre
Hammond Urner
Glenn H. Worthingtop
W. BR. Glen
Charles ¥. Goodell
Reno S. Harp
J. Murray Cronenburg
Urner
Worthington
Glen
Goodell
Dennis
Markwood D. Harp
Mountain City Lodge
United States
America
Reno & Harp
Glenn H. Worthington
Isaac G. Waltz
George BR
Dennis H. “Jeffer DeLauter
C. F. Goodell
Alban M. Wood
John M. Hailer
Lioyd Co
Elmer K. Ramsburg
Austin M. Kline
S. L. Welty
Harry R. Sanders
Lloyd C. Culler
George W
Crumy
Baumgardner
Claggett BE
Ramsburg
John W. Snook
Vernon A. Stedmond
Richard Kemas
Ingowar W. Albaugh
E. A. Alexander
C. Thomas Summers
Pike
Pike and Ratle Row
Frederick
Fredgrits
Wwacdabora
Warty Nodern
McMurray
Otreat
Oudh Market Street
Mateth
South Market Street
West Fourth Street
Markwood D Harp
Pythian Castle
Two Whiskey Theft Ring Menace Burkittsville Warehouses
Three men attempted to move about 500 cases of whiskey from Burkittsville warehouses using forged transfer permits. Albert Lyman and A. N. Vecker were present as agents escorted the shipments to trucks before enforcement officers halted the operation. Both trucks had partial loads when officials seized the men and detained them for a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkittsville
Baltimore
Albert Lyman
A. N. Vecker
Miss Strine Weds In Walkersville Lutheran Parsonage
Miss Myre Strine daughter of Mr and Mrs George Strine Walkersville and Marry T James Jr son of Harry T James Frederick were married Friday evening by Rev C A Shilke in a ring ceremony. Bridesmaid Miss T Ruth Hummer and best man Charles Whitmore. The couple planned a trip to New York and Philadelphia and will reside at 334 North Market after November 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Myre String
George Strine
T. James, Jr
Harry T. James
Frederick
C. A. Shilke
T. Ruth Hummer
Charles Whitmore
Bessie
Catherine James
A. Waltsmith
Lewis James
Rayaiond Strine
Lutheran Church
Boys’ High School
Texaco ON
New York
Philadelphia
North Market Street
Weddings Highlight Winchesters Spillman Hawkins Union
An announcement details the noon ceremony last Saturday in Hagerstown where Miss Eloise Virginia Spillman and Harry Edward Hawkins wed. The bride, popular in Winchester, wore brown with violets. the groom works for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in Brunswick. The couple will reside in Brunswick. Other marriages from Frederick and Hagerstown are noted with unaccompanied ceremonies and family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins—Spillman
Eloise Virginia Spillman
Thomas B. Spillman
Winchester
Harry Edward Hawkins
Brunswick
Hagers,town
Russell Gaar
Presbyterian Church
Hagerstown
Hawkins
Jefferson County
Purely Personal Notices From Frederick
Mr F. Chamberlain and wife have returned to La Crosse Ind after visiting Capt and Mrs E H Chamberlain. Walker Jolliffe and George Hendrix students at Washington and Lee University spend a few days in Frederick. Mr and Mrs Dudley Page and Trent Calvin Page moved from Braddock Heights to a town home on Record Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. F. ©. Chamberlain
E. H. Chamberlain
la Crosse
Ind
Walker Jolliffe
George Hendrix
Washington and Lee University
Frederick
Dudley Page
Trent
Calvin Page
Braddock Heights
Record Street
Local notices and ads mix in Frederick page
Local items include optometrist ad Frank M Shapro at 19 West Patrick Street and a veteran county notice thanking voters. Also a home made kraut ad from Gittings Grocery and a no hunting notice on a brick yard farm by Harry C Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Shapro
Optician
W. Patrick St
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Harry C. Jones
In Memoriam Gladys Hedges Geiser
Loving verses mark six years since Gladys Hedges Geiser died November 11 1917. A devoted sister and baby remembered with sadness and faith. Her parents sisters and brothers memorialize her with memories of her cheery smile and kindly ways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Hedges Ge'ser
Geisfer
Slater
Gladys Hedges Geiser
Homewood Players Delight Frederick With Mixed Evening of Entertainment
Small House at Frederick presented two and one-half hours of novelty entertainment by the Homewood Phishop featuring three one-act plays. Catherine Hall’s Neapolitan Gypsy dance and her performance in The Maker of Dreams drew praise, while Miss Isabella Loewensen as Mrs Kosley earned acclaim for tragedienne work. Norman Bean impressed as Wie thief in Sham, with Margaret Keever and Shi Hsi Lin providing pleasing musical numbers. The troupe offered clean, snappy scenes with professional flair, though Frederick audiences were thinner than deserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Homewood Phishop
Hopkins Universiy Players
Catherine Halls
Isabella B. Loewensen
Loewenson
Gilbert Reed
Sham
Norman
Bean
Mr. Bean
Margaret Keever
Hind Shi Hsi Lin
Lomewood
Frederick County notices and thanks from local committees
A collage of brief notes from Frederick County residents includes thanks from the First Thursday committee of Frederick City Hospital and from Charles J. F. Miller and William J. Grove to voters. Other items warn against trespassing on various farms, announce a hospital board meeting, advertise junk and poultry buyers, a rug works agency, a sale of properties, and local services in Jefferson and York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Schaeffer T. Hargett
Ella Houck
James Walker
David Cramer
Grayson Bowers
Wm. McKinney
W. Channing Johnson
Frederick County
A Kleeger
Charles J. F. Miller
Trolley
State Road
Poultry Place
Wall Possession
L'sbon Howard Co
N. Market St
W. Fifth St
W. South St
B. Third St
Frederick
Edward
Montgomery Counties
Grayson FE
Vercer
Fracerick
Mia
Pythian Castle
Court Street
Community Notices and Local Ads From Frederick 1923
Public talks and church events announce a 7:30 p.m. gathering at the wee Reformed church on Monday November 22 1923 with Miss Charlotte B Fraser and Amy Kemp Dixon singing. Local groups schedule chicken and waffle supper November 10 with music by the Frederick A B orchestra. Alumnae Association meets November 12. Classifieds advertise jewelry offers hunting restrictions on properties, job openings as janitor, and a night shift with increasing pay. Local merchants promote Christmas items and watch repairs at Tyler's Jewelry Store with pickup service. Vansant Brothers sell fresh meats Tuesdays and Fridays, while a confectionery business seeks buyers. Real estate sales and printing services listed on Market and Church streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOC
Misa Charlotte B. Fraser
Wee Reformed Church
Abs
Amy Kemp Dixon
Frederick Real Estate Office Leaders Named
Samuel G. Duvall as assistant cashier and Markell H. Nelson as manager lead the Real Estate Department at 28 West Patrick Street Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markell H. Nelson
Real Estate Department
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
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the Daily News
John L. Rothenhoefer
John S. Rothenhoefer
Montevue Hospital
Rothenhoefer
Yellow Springs
Charles F
William A
James E
This City
John H
Lewis
Arkansas
George
Columbus
Ohio
Chas. Houff
Waynesboro
Fannie Fout
St. John's Catholic Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Union Bridge Business Place
K.ofp
OPEN
BIG Drive
Miss Strine
Harry T. James, Jr
Walkersville Parsonage
Wilea—Blumenauer
Myrtlen T. Wiles
Nina M. Blumenauer
United Brethren Parsonage
Wm. R. Glen
George Blumenauer
G. D. Wiles
Rena—d Zeigler
Louis (. E. Benn
Margaret L. Zeigler
Tagerstown
Evangelical Reformed Church
Heart L. G. Kieffer
Vetera
WM. M. Storm
Gittinger’s Grocery
Joseph ¥. Eisenhauer
Homewood
Johns Hopkins
Mrs. L. ¥. Baughman
L. M. Esterbrook
N. Winchester
Elinor Cline
J. W. Brown
New Market
Winworth Farm
William J. Grove
FE Third
Fourth Streets
Chapel Alley
Fast Third Street
Frederick Junk
Dittinger's Grocery
C. Silas Thomas
Jefferson, Md
Wagner Rug Works, Inc
West Third Street
West South St
Noah E. Cramer & Son
Fast Church St
York City
Schmidt
Maursday
Frederick City
Hrospital
Eleanor Shiver
Nanxie Manta
Andrew Annan
Charles Bosmush
Woo Delasumaty
Mary JK. Routzalin
Emony J. Coblentz
MES
U. B. Church
Frederick A. B
Mary Bes
Claude
Trout
Tyler's Jewelry Store
Alice ¥. Derr
Edward D. Shriner
Albert
Wiles
Wilbur J. Smith
Lewis Tyler Shook
Lowenstein and Wertheimer
Edward L. Kneesf
7Th Street
N. W
Vansant Brothers
North Market
Church Streets
F. I. Despeaux
South Market ST
Potts & Griffin
Battlewat
Mara Nets
Watson Army WA
South St
Liberal Credit
Banking Department of
Maraland
Privacy
Servien
Srch
Court ST
Community Finance Service Inc
Auguin Baugel
Washington ST
Eagerstown
John H. Stauffer, JR
Real Estate and
Clifton
Steopy
Third St
Hackwell Terrace
Braddock Pike
Uburban
Wilson Place
Jeferson St
Udine
Park Ave
Gheseres
Predemott State Road
Mt. Micasrnt
Walkers
United Realty Co
Ftauefer, SR
W.N. Jolliffe
Mt Pleasant
Prica
Adamatown Md
Adamstown
W. ON. Jollifpr
Trent Estate
Weat Church Street
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
Joseph D. Baker
O’ Board
Holmes D. Baker
John H. Baker
Joseph McDivit
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Asst. CashIer
J. Travers Thomas
Asst
CashIer
John
Thomas
Hasler
Charles H. Conley, M. D
Peter & Hargep
Joan
Newman
James H. Gambrill, JR
Daniel Baker, JR
John H Baker
John N. Clary
Hood College
Astreet
Church Street
W. Fourth
Fair Grounds
Thomas P.rice
Noah
Cramar & Son
Nash
Cramer
Dames
Art Street
Rick
Vi. Patrick St
Buckeystown
Shookstown
Veame
Kase 8Th St
Goor Biles
New Midway
City
Dickerser
Mt. Pleasant
Earage
Nere
Thurmont Paving Country Village
Walkersvills Modern
Weat
Weat Third 8 4 Modern Suburban Homes. 4 Modern Homes. N Market &T
Grayson H. Mercer
Grayson
Mercer
R.& D Mantz
Ingal Society
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