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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1925

Page

5

A. D. Thomas Dies After Long Illness Near Brunswick

The Daily News reports the death of Alphoug D. Thomas a longtime Brunswick area farmer aged nearly eighty after seven years of paralysis. He resided 47 years on the Bruns wick Petersville road near Urunewick and is survived by his widow and eight children. Funeral is set for Saturday at 9:30 am at his home with Rev Platt and Rev Woerner officiating. interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. C H Feete and Son Funeral Directors.

Alphoug D. Thomas Urunewick Brunswick-Petersvile Road Brunewick Thomas Brunswick William Conrad Mary Roelke Cumberland Katherine Thomas Adamstown Anna Flock Ernest Kefauver Petersville Archie A. Thomas Susie George Thomas

Funeral notices from Lovettsville and surrounding towns

The funeral of Mrs. Floretta Compher wife of Burr O Compher near Lovettsville Va died Monday at 8.30am aged 65 years 2 months 12 days was held Wednesday at 10.30am from her home with Rev E N Parrish of Ellicott City officiating Interment Mt Olivet cemetery near Lovettsville She is survived by her husband two daughters Mrs Ora Warner and Miss May Compher a mother Mrs Mary Kolb and sister Mrs Gertie Rinker Funeral arranged by H C Feete and Son Brunswick Also noted are the funeral of Floyd Bu hrman who died in Chicago and held at Mt Moriah church Foxville and that of Belle Raglan formerly of the city who died in Baltimore with services at Buckeystown A M E church Pallbearers are named and the service conducted by Rev W B Minor John Grimes buys Eppley property in West Broadway Union Bridge items on local people notes about weddings schools hospitals and local business moves.

Floretta Compher Burr Ora Warner Floyd Buhrman Chicago Mt. Moriah Church Foxville Orga L. Fox Charles Duncan Geo. DeLauter Glenn Willard Glenn DeLauter Leonard Flohr South Shore Legion Taps Russell Esterly Frederick M L. Creager Thurmont Belle Raglan Baltimore John H. Brown Buckeystown A M W. B. Minor Charles Wilson Hainson Walter Jefferson John Claude Brown Hope’ Hill Thomas P. Rice Union Bridge John Grimes Eppley West Broadway Grimes Fred Leister Hagerstown M. F. Sendtner Manchester L. E. Stauffer Hilda Malone Joseph Smith Westminster Security Cement Plant Edward Garber Will Rinehart Dickerson Louise Lindsay Jung Reba Abbott Morris Lee Stoner New York David Rinehart

Woman's Missionary Society observes Thanks Offering day

Woodsboro reports the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society held Thanks Offering services at the Lutheran church with choir music a pantomime The Ninety and Nine a playlet and talks by Miss Lizele Birely and Rev R C Sorrick. Several locals and visitors noted among weekend guests and visits.

Woodsboro Woman's’ Home and Foreign Missionary Society Lutheran Church Lizele Birely R. C. Sorrick Alden Showalter Margaret Sorrick Williamsburg Alverta Easter Holidaysburg Walter Duncan Walden Meher Baltimore Walter Holbruner Charles Holbruner Charles Keeney Harvey Flanagan Noah Flanagan Albert Eichleberger Thomas Keeney G Fogle Richard Fogle Messrs JC. Shawbaker E. D. Foble Bertha A. Rice Helen J. Catlett Margaret Powell Ethel Fogle Sarah Butcher Miss C. Wilson State Sanatorium C. N. Fogle York, Pa

Local Thanks and Public Sale Notices

Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to Independent Hose Co P R R and neighbors for aid during a fire and illness or death of family. Public sale announced for Nov 24 1925 at 2 pm on 209 EB Third Street featuring jewelry furniture and household goods with cash terms. Auctioneer W E Darner and clerk W L Rich listed. Also first aid class announced by Frederick County American Red Cross and community notices of local residents illnesses moves and social events.

Independent Hose Co D.C. Ramsburg & Son Noah FH Patman Samuel D Scinlor Third Street Will Gell Cash Bradley T. Marman Admi Sallie M American Red Cross Frederick County G. E. Brengle First Aid

Sale at Hood Church features breads and pies

The Kings Daughters Bible Classes of Calvary M E Church hold a Saturday sale of homemade bread pies cakes candy and fancy articles on November 21 from 2 to 3 at the church. Numerous local residents attend a prior dinner and discuss visits, with several families and individuals named among attendees.

King’s Daughters Bible Clags of Calvary M. E. Church

Public Sale at Robrback Building in Frederick

Auction listing for the Robrback Building at 17 West Patrick Street with items such as a silver chest, cabinets, furniture, range, and more. Miscellaneous notices include fur coats at 25, new clothing, farm and junk buyers, and local business ads.

Robrback West Pattrick Street China J. L Bradshaw & CO

Modern brick bungalow on quiet lot lot 60

Real estate notices advertise multiple properties including an eight room brick house on Church Street and a modern dwelling Trail Avenue. Listings mention several single houses on Burck Madison and Park Avenues, with details such as possession and acreage. An estate and insurance firm at Court Street promotes fire storm and auto insurance.

Burck Madison St N. Market St Park Ave Trail Ave Grason H Mercer Court St Mareket St W. Patrick Street Elim Street Patrick Street Madison Washington Street Jois Colliers Park Eighth St 6Th St Jefferson St Park Avenue Park Place Trail Avenue 5Th Street Worthington St Patrick St East 4Th St Roconmont Patrick Sh

John W. Snook Real Estate Advertisement Listing

Real estate and business notices for sale properties in Frederick and surrounding areas. Includes multiple house types from 1 to 10 rooms, modern amenities, barns and garages, on streets like Fairview Ave N Market St and West Patrick St. Also urges Johnson W. Snook, Realtor, to contact for exchanges, appraisals, and insurance.

Madame Rose Market ST

Frederick real estate ads list numerous homes and farms

Real estate and insurance firms list many properties for sale in Frederick Maryland. Offers include six room modern brick houses on Market and Washington Streets, large lots with garages, farms up to 170 acres, and investment properties. J N Clary Beall Noah Cramer James Cramer advertise multiple homes on North Market Extended and Patrick Street with terms and possession dates.

West Third East Third South Street Washington Street North Market Madison Street Noah & Cramer James E. Cramer Trail Avenue Wilson Place 4Th St Pita Fulmar Washington St Howe Market‘ &T Mad Market St West Sourn Noah E Cramer Eost Chores Se ‘Fyone Son

Local markets wheat corn and war strategy jokes

A fragmentary column mixes market notes with wartime quips and aphorisms. It includes lines about wheat and corn markets, a joke exchange on strategy, and wry observations on marriage and love. The tone mirrors a late edition humor page.

Education Week Highlights in Wiederlek Schools

Education Week in Wiederlek city and county features talks and activities for children as part of a national observance. A state bulletin notes salary increases for normal-school graduates, higher teacher pay, and the role of the State Equalization Fund in aiding poorer counties to fund better education and expand high schools.

Wiederlek State Department Maryland Calvert, Charles Garrett Allegany Frederick Carroll

Local Notables Suffer Illness And Record Parachute Feat

Mr Theodore H Alexander of West Patrick street is ill with inflammatory rheumatism. Mr D B Edmonston of Edmonston Studio recovers from a severe case of grip and rests at home in Washington for weeks, with Mrs Edmonston visiting Frederick. Helen Barger, a San Diego stenographer, holds the women's parachute jumping record at 2 8 feet.

Theodore H. Alexander West Patrick Street D. B. Edmonston Edmonston Washington Mrs. Edmonston Frederick J Helen Barger San Diro

Citizens' National Bank Officers List

Supposed surplus of five hundred thousand dollars noted in a roll call of bank officers. Names include Joseph D. Baker as chairman, Holmes L. Baker as president, John 8. Baker as vice president, Joseph McDivitt as vice president, and J Travers Thomas as first cashier. Additional listed names include J Dr. Baker, Thomas S. Haller, Charles B. Cunley, M. D. Peter L. Harghtt, John 8. Newman, James BH. Gambrill Jr., Holmes D. Baker, Daniel Baker Jr., John H. Barber, Elias B. Ramsburg, and William G. Zimmerman as cashier.

Beant Holmes LD Baker John 8. Baker Joseph McDivit WM. G. Zimmerman Samuel G. Duvall Cantler J. Travers Thomas Cashier Joseph DR. Baker Thomas Haller Charles Cunley Peter L. Harghtt John Newman James BH. Gambrill Holmes D Baker Daniel Baker John H. Barber Elias B. Ramsburg

POTTS AND GRIFFIN CALL FOR OWNER PROPERY PARTNERSHIP

In a bold editorial stance Potts and Griffin urge readers to join the movement advocating property ownership for residents and business owners alike. The piece argues shared stake strengthens communities and stabilizes local economies.

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