Death Notices From Doubs and Surrounding Areas
Jacob Bassford died at his daughter’s Doubs home of general debility. Survived by five children, a brother, 18 grandchildren, and 4% great-grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 1:30 p.m. from Lutheran church Doubs. burial Manor Lutheran Cemetery. Charlotte Elizabeth Forrest, formerly of Smithsburg, died Tuesday. survived by husband and five children in Washington County. funeral Friday at Middletown. George E. Beall, 58, Damascus district farmer, died Saturday of apoplexy. survived by widow and three children in Cedar Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Bassford
Daniel Williard
Doubs
Daniel
Willard
W. E. Waseford
Marion L Bassford
Washington, D. C
Tisc
Baasford
UiMavis
Albert B. Bassford
Isaac Bassford
Spring- Ae
Bassford
Lutheran
Manor Lutheran
M. R. Etchison
Sen
Charlotte Elizabeth Forrest
Smithsburg
Petersville
Frederick County
Geo. E. Beall
George E. Beall
Damascus
Montgomery County
Cedar Grove
Charles Matthews
Washington
Arthur and
Ralph Beall
Illness of Mr Grant Delphey Improves At Home
Mr Grant Delphey on West Patrick Street has been ill for three weeks and is slowly improving at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Delphey
West Patrick Street
Moravian church to reopen in Graceham with weeklong services
Graceham Moravian church will reopen on December 9 with a 10 30 morning service followed by a 2 30 love feast and address and 7 30 young peoples meeting. Additional nightly services will run the following week except Saturday with a Nicaragua illustrated lecture by Rev Wedman on December 14. Local notices list residents and business openings in Littlestown and Graceham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graceham
Ir. Wedman
Nicaragua
William Wolovsky
Littlestown
Ollie Keeny
Baltimore
Baltzell
Ada
Thurmont
Merril Miller
Jimtown, Jr
Howard F. Colliflower
Amos Esler
Mollie Fisher
Clarence
Wm. Winebrewer
Highfield
Newton Six
Key Mar
Ella Miller
Agnes Colliflower
Town
Henry Krom
John
Carry Deveere
George Desenberg
Robbert
Harry Crum
Maurice Crum
Eli Fry
Herb Angle
Helen Krom
Loys
Gun Toters Sentenced In Montgomery County Case
Deputies responded to a disturbance at a colored entertainment near Laytonsville. Police arrested Samuel Fisher William Carter and Leroy Jackson with weapons. Carter and Jackson were convicted of carrying concealed weapons and sentenced to one year in the House of Correction. Fisher had charges dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke Grove
Laytonsville
Montgomery County
Stanley Gingell
Lyddane
Oscar Gaither
Samuel Fisher
William Carter
Leroy Jackson
Rockville
Carter
Jackson
Samuel Riggs
House of Correct'on
Fisher
Rigss
Old Folks Made New Mayr’s Wonder in Remedy Ad
Five months after starting Mayo’s Wonder in remedy for stomach and liver trouble the user reports full recovery and feels twenty years younger. The ad claims the harmless preparation removes mucus and calms inflammation causing most stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis with one dose convincing money refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
State Teachers 10 Meet Coming Week
Announcement outlines the fifty sixth annual Maryland State Teachers Association meeting in Baltimore starting November 30 at Montebello school. President Edward F Webb presides with music by Thomas L Gibson and remarks by Rev Dr A N Ward and Gov Ritche. Orchestra concert and student song numbers follow as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Teachers’ Association
Baltimore
Montebello School
Edward F. Webb
Cumberland
Thomas L. Gibson
Singing of “America
A. N. Ward
Western Maryland College
Howard Mryant
Ritchie
Walter Davis
Havre de Grace High School
Robert MacGowan
Western High School
Baltimore High School
Catonsville High School
Emma
Weyforth
Ralph Bingham
Montebelo School
George W. Joy
Florence FR. Bonn
Ernest J. Becker
Gadman
Bernard Greengold
Annapolis
Norman W. Cameron
Mary 0. Ebaugh
Catonsville
KR. Berriman
High W. Caldwell
Elkton
E. Clark Fontaine
Pocomoke City
Roger X. Day
Brunswick
George IM. Gaither
Middletown and Frederick Face Tie-Breaking Game
Middletown High meets Frederick High on Cadet Field Thursday at three to decide the county title after a 1 1 tie in the opener. Middletown won 7 to 4 in Frederick. Frederick beat Brunswick twice, while Middletown dropped one to Brunswick. Season records show Middletown four wins one tie one loss, Frederick four wins one tie one loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
Frederick High School
Middletown
Middletown High
Frederick High
Frederick
Brunswick
Brunswic High
Personal Socials and Local Notices From Hagerstown Area
PURELY PERSONAL Mr and Mrs E E Wachter were guests at a dinner hosted by Henry Weinberg at the Hagerstown Country Club with about 35 attendees. Casper E Cline and family moved to 7 South Market Street for the winter. Organ recital announced at First Baptist Church with J Harry Deems, Miss Mary Hiller, Mrs Ignatius Bjorlee, and Miss Virginia Carty assisting. admission free. Notes on diamond mining history and quick timing facts included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Wachter
Hagerstown Country Club
Henry Weinberg
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Frederick
Casper E. Cline
Highland Lodge
South Market Street
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
J. Harry Deems
First Baptist Church of
Baltimore
Mary H. Filler
Ignatius Bjorlee
Virginia Carty
Local Markets Report Wheat Corn and Eggs Prices
Market notes show wheat and corn values with various unit listings and egg quotes. Vague figures and units appear, reflecting a brief price snapshot from a local exchange.
Local ads and notices from Frederick area prices and events
Local notices show price cuts at Miller Fliars and a motor shop on Mast Patrick Street. Church sale at Calvary M E with cake and candy sale and a children's donation day at Frederick City Hospital. An auction at 19 East Fifth Street lists furniture and antiques. Public fund educational trust details and a card party at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Various sales, services, and goods offered around Frederick with real estate, hats, eyeglasses, and bikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Francis Scott Key
Presbyterian Supper Planned by Mite Society
The Presbyterian Mite Society will hold a church parlor supper on Thursday Nov 22 from five to eight o'clock. Menu includes oysters ham salad potato chips rolls and coffee. Ice cream cake Xmas cards dolls and fancy sale items offered. Supper fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Mite Society
Real Estate Listings by Markell O. Nelson Manager
John N Clary Real Estate ad lists six room brick homes on Dili Avenue EL Third Street and East Second Street with garages and prices from 1200 to 4000. Also offers seven acres near state road with large dwelling and fruit trees and a large summer housing and twenty acres with jet and pike access at 11 per front foot. WE WRITE ALL LINES OF INSURANCE REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE AND INVESTMENT COMPANY. Real Estate Department 28 W Patrick St Frederick May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Frederick
Country Town
North Market Street
Fifth Street
Market St
Jefferson St
Rand
Grayson TL
Mercit
Pythian
Rederick
Hood College
Dili Avenue
EL Third
Church Street
Mortoagh and Investment Company
State Road
York Sale
Pike
Ralse
Red
Erick
Amall Town and Railroad
McRe
Woodsboro
McMurray Street
South Market Street
Fourth Street
Bevanth Street
Third Street
Immed
Din Avenue
Maple Park
Sete
Mark Wood D Harp
Pythian Castle
Noted Democrat and First Treasury Secretary of Fed Reserve Era
Potential Presidents Democrat. Lawyer. Son in law of Woodrow Wilson. Born near Marietta, Ga., Oct. 31, 1863. Led Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Co. which completed first tunnel under the Hudson River in 1904. Vice chairman of the Democratic National Committee in 1912. Appointed secretary of the treasury in Wilson's cabinet March 6, 1913. Helped inaugurate the Federal Reserve banking system. Named first director general of railways in 1917. Resigned December 16, 1918. Residence Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Marietta
Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Co
Hudson River
Democratic National Committee
Treasury
Wilson
Federal Reserve Banking System
Los Angeles
Dutrow Putman Wedding Solemnized at St Johns Church
Mary Carmel Putman daughter of Mrs Ida R Putman wed Robert Thomas Dutrow son of Mr and Mrs Myrtlin Dutrow in a nine oclock mass at St Johns Catholic church Reverend Father Quinn presiding The couple will reside near this city after a breakfast at Francis Scott Key Hotel and a trip to Baltimore Philadelphia and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Catholic Church
Delock
Mary Carmel
Ida R. Putman
Robert Thomas
Myrtlin Dutrow
Frederick
Father Quinn
Marjorie P. Stouffer
Point of Rocks
Eugene
Astin Thomas
Dutrow
St. John's Literary Institute
Frederick Motor Company
Ox Fibre Brush Co
Francis Secatt Key
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Mrs. Dutrow
New Year's Dance Planned for 10000 in Baltimore Armory
Perseverance Lodge No 26 of the Improved Order of Odd Fellows plans a New Year’s Eve dance at the Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore. Proceeds support the Odd Fellows Home for Orphans and Aged Members being built in Frederick, costing about 3500,000. Officials back the charity event. Governor Ritchie offers the Armory free and the Board of Estimates waives ad fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Perseverance Lodge No. 26
Independent
Order of
Gdd Fellows
Fifth Regiment
Odd Fellows’ Home
Frederick
Ritchie
Board of Estimates
Murray A Tinuse Marries Annie Mansfield in Millville WV
Murray A Tinuse and Annie Mansfield, both of Millville West Virginia, wed Tuesday at 12 30 p m in the parsonage of the Evangelical Lutheran church with Rev. Dr A C Rupp officiating. They were accompanied by Annie K Thompson and Ivy Ashby, both of Millville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Murray A. Tinuse
Annie Mansfield
Millville
West Virginia
Evangelical Lutheran Church
A. & C. Rupp
Annie K. Thompson
Ivy Ashby
Maryland Tobacco Growers Association Meeting Notice
Notice of an important Maryland Tobacco Growers Association meeting at Damascus Hall on Saturday December 1 1923 at 1 30 p m to elect delegates for a December 4 Baltimore meeting and 1924 directors and officers. Also sale of grocery stock at 210 North Market Street due to ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Tobacco Growers Association
Damascus Hall
Baltimore
Association
North Mar
Veet Street
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the Daily News
Gun Toters
France
Dr.cadman
India
Transvaal
M. Carnot
Motor & Tire CO
Patrick Street
King's Daughters
Calvary M. E. Church
Frederick City Hospital
David Lowenstein
George Hainlein
Kate Ranmsburg
Ernest Webb
Richard Nallin
J. H. Markey
Is Ae
East Fifth Street
Mabel Hooper
Guy J. Fout
Walter L. Rice
Clark
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Court Street
TBE Centra
Manogany
IRA
Cramer
Frank M. Shapro
Optometrist-Opticcan
West Patrick St
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Oakland
Fr & H. Motor and Tire CO
Patrick St
Fisher Bros. Confectionery Store
Cor. Market
South Sts
Enterprise Printing Office
Noah E. Cramer & Son
East Church St
Xmas Bicycles
J. Paul Delphey
College Terrace
Il Health
Gilmore BR. Flautt
East Third and Fourth Streets
Chapel Alley
East Third Street
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley
Wagner Rug Works, Inc
West Third Street
F. H. Despeaux
Wiles & Stullee
Gittinger
L. FP
Erfauver
Araby School
Gittinger'’S Grocery
West Church Street
Patrick Court Building
John Markey
Chas
Mathias
South Market St
West Third St
West Tatrick St
Ny Market
Wm. D. Bowers Lumber Co
Braddock
J. Fred Matin
W. T. Delaplaine
Banking Department of Maryland
Community Finance Service Inc
Aughinbaugh
W. Washington ST
Grayson A. Mercer
St. Soma Schon
Indy
J'rice
Cara News-Post
News-Post
Fredereck Turniture Co
Salvation Army
South St
Tainthieum & Ténthicaum, Architects
North Carolina
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Joseph D. Baker
Holmes D. Baker
John BF. Baker
Tosepe McDivit
WM. G. Zimmerman
Caadler
Samuel G. Duvall
Asst
Carbier
J. Travers Thomas
Cashier
John 3. Ramsburg, Soserh
D. Baker
Thomas
Hagler
Charles D. Conlbey, M. D
Peter L Hargett
Newman
James B. Gambrill, JR
Daniel Baker, JR
John H. Baker
John N. Clary
Markell O. Nelson
Real Estate Department
William Gibbs McAdoo
Putman
St. John’s Church
Odd Fellows
Frederick Home
George I. Gardiner
Potts & Griffin
Court ST
W.N. Jolliffe
Yoplar Terrace
Harry Rau
Baoughman's Lane
Rau
Mary Gambrill
Chicago
Poplar Terrace
W.ox. Jolliper
Noeooo West Mhareh Street
Josderick
Maryland
E. Darner
Thomas P
Thomas P. Rich
North Market Stree Frederick
Marekwood D. Harp
Noah
Cramer & Son
Noah BE
James H. Cramer
Buckeyatown
Harmony Grove
Adamstown
Urbana
3Rd Street
Prick
Ft. Pattick
2Nd St
Shookstown
State
Houe
New Midway
Hansonvillen
Elty
S-kore
Nickerson
Thurmont Taving Country Village
Modern Kong
West Third
N Market
Park Ave
Acra Farms
Lewistown
Elm St
Noah FE Cramer
John H. Stauffer, JR
Royal Society
Theresa Hearnd
Pat
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