Indignation Over Removal of 50-Year-Old Linden Trees
Miss Elia Shriver's front yard on South Market Street lost three fine linden trees after city workers cut them down early Wednesday. Forester Klein and city engineer Crum cited consent from Shriver, though she said she learned of the action only when workers arrived. The trees, planted over fifty years ago, were landmarks and their removal sparked protests and calls for legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
South Market Street
Elia Shriver
Miss Shriver
Charles KE . Klein
Klein
Emory ©. Cram
Forester Klein
Engineer Cram
Mr. Crum
Mr. Grum
Loreater Klein
Funeral Rites For James I Harris Held At Home
Funeral services for James I. Harris president of Farmers and Mechanics National Bank were conducted at his East Third Street home with Rev G Ellis Williams and Rev J P Wright officiating. Burial at Mt Olive Cemetery followed with Lynch Lodge 163 A F and A Masons and Jacques du Molay Commandery No 4 Knights Templar providing escort. Active pallbearers included Glenn Q Garber Ames Hendrickson and others. honorary bearers from Domestic Building Association attended. Interment supervised by C E B Cline. The George W Pry funeral was held later at St Mark's Church Petersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James I. Harris
Farmers’ and Mechani Jcs’ National Bank
East Third ‘Street
G. Ellis Williams
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
J. P. Wright
Lynch Lodge
A. F
A. Masons
Jacques du Molay
Knights Templar
Glenn Q. Garber
Ames Hendrickson
Eggar K. Moore
A. A. Radcliff
Charles Goodell
William C. Kolb
William C. Birely
Albert Gilson
Frank E Stoner
G Mantz Besant
Francis TG. Sappington
Granville Smith
Harry Steiner
William H. MecKinoey
Charles J. Doll
D. M Cramer
Domestic Building Association
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
C. E B. Cline
Damascus Home Coming at Mullinix House in November
County notes report a surprise Home Coming at the Mullinix home in Damascus on November 16 with numerous Mullinix family members and friends attending a midday lunch and evening refreshments. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Mullinix, Herman Mullinix, S M Mullinix, Watkins family members, and several grandchildren. Also mentioned is a motor trip from York Pa to the Straley home and the sale of James Plunkert’s farm by the administratrix Martha Plunkert to Harry L. Byers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Wm. A. Mullinix
Mullinix
Herman Mullinix
McKendree Bowm
Vernon Mullinix
S. M. Mullinix
Webster Watkins
Ernest C. Mann
Claude G. Mullinix
Mar C. Warfield
Roy Watkins
Billy Mullinix
Sterling Day
Wm. Scott
Maurice Purdum
William J. Day
Marie Jane Mullinix
Mabel Watkins
Helen Mullinix
Esther Mullinix
Wilbur Watkins
Grandville Watkins
Willie Waters
F’ Rond Mullnix
Leroy Mullinix
Woodrow Seat
Donald Scott
Roger Day
Hazel Mullinix
Lois Watkins
Clear Dale
Reuben Gingerick
Reta
B. Boyer
William Strayer
R. W. Zech
York
A. A. Straley
Harry L. Byers
James Plunkert
Martha Plunkert
Farm sale noted with price per acre and local visits
The listing mentions a price of 69 50 dollars per acre. Numerous local residents including Mr and Mrs Oliver Hesson and Miss Esther Bair visited Mt Pleasant and St James area families. Edward Plunkett bought the 90 acre Harry Byers farm for 36500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Hesson
Esther Bair
Frank Fuhrman
Mt. Pleasant
Luther Snyder
Littlestown
Luther Hess
St. James
Harry Byers
Gladys Cole
Stonersville
Christian Endeavor meets in Liberty town church
In Liberty town on Sunday at 6 PM the Methodist Protestant church hosts a Christian Endeavor gathering. The Community Men's Bible Class annual banquet at the M B H church occurs November 22 at 7 PM with music and speaking. Members only. banquet at 6 PM. Visitors from Baltimore and Creagerstown spend time with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libertytown
Methodist Protestant Church
M. BH. Church
Hughes
Oliver
Julia Forester
Beulah Swadener
Baltimore
Fannie Swadener
Liberty
Birthday Surprise for Caroline Swomley at Wiles Home
A birthday surprise party honoring Miss Caroline Swomley on her 18th birthday was held at Mrs. John E. Wiles’s home south of Frederick. Attendees included Mrs. John Wiles, Misses Mary and Catherine Swomley, Sara Keefer, Franklyn Carter, Blanche Keyser, Lillia Ramsburg, Alicda Kolb, Elsie Kolb, Messrs. Melvin O’Bryan, Elsworth Rice, Walter Keyser, Glenn Schaeffer, Harry Stup, Henry Fox, Walter Babington and Daniel Swomley. The event featured games and refreshments. Fifty years ago wood pulp was just beginning to attract attention as a material for making paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Wiles
Frederick
Caroline Swomley
John Wiles
Mary and
Catherine Swomley
Sara Keefer
Franklyn Carter
Blanche Keyser
Lillia Ramsburg
Alicda Kolb
Elsie Kolb
Messrs
Melvin O'Bryan
Elsworth Rice
Walter Keyser
Glenn Schaeffer
Harry Stup
Henry Fox
Walter Babington
Daniel Swomiley
Also Mentioned on This Page
George W. Pry
St. Mark's Church
Petersville
County News
Clarence True Wilson
G. L. Saltines
G. L
Malaga
California Prunes
California
Walter Baker’s Co
Walter Baker
Rettberg
Lexington Arket
Gorton’s
Milchers
Norway
Grisfield
MR. Farmer
New Virginia
Staub’s
Kemp’s Men’s Store
Society Brand
G. Thomas Kemp Frederick
Marylan
Narcissus
Freesias
Greenawalt’s
News Job
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, MD
the Bank OF Personal Service
Bentz
the Rug Store
Quaker City
North Market Street
Telephone
James H. Harris
Commercial State Bank of
Maryland
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of
Harris
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
The
Divine Providence
Edgar H. McBride
J. Dutrow
Albert 1
Bussard
Bhchiye
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