THE WORK OF DEATH
Mrs. Rilla A. Barnes wife of Harry A. Barnes died at her late home near Mt Pleasant Mund at 8 30 a m aged 45 years. Survived by husband and seven children and several siblings. Funeral from her home Wednesday at 1 p m with interment Mt Olivet cemetery Braddock. M Etchison and Son funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Barnes
Rilla A. Barnes
Mtt. Pleasant
Mund
Uo F
Guy
Dixon
Mt. Pleasant
Charles W
Walker M. Raymond W
John J
Marie Mi
Cletins E. Barnes
Ror Poole
Brunswick
Funeral notices and social happenings in Westminster area
Funeral services for Lewis A. Molesworth were held at the late home in Bartholows and Providence M P church with interment at Providence cemetery. Mary C. Derry’s funeral is planned for Etchison and Co. parlors with Mt Olivet cemetery interment. A Carro tin Country Club party honored Miss Lucy E Reifsnider of Tokio Japan, with about twenty couples attending and refreshments served. Commissions for Carroll county officials were announced at Westminster for three years starting December 1, including judges, treasurer, sheriff, and county commissioners, with deputy sheriff Henry Gentzler also named. Additional commissions for Montgomery county officials and receivers were reported, along with real estate sales closing in Westminster to Mr. and Mrs. Harmon and Swomley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A. Molesworth
Bartholows
Providence M. P. Church
Gordon Smith
Mt. Airy
F. W. Siffrin
Kemptown
William Murphy
W. E. Burrall
John Atkins
Clifford Watkins
Wiliam Hood
Robert Harmon
VV. W. Nicodemus
Jacob Shawbaker
Providence Cemetery
W. E. Falconer
Mary C. Derry
Etchison and Co
Mt. Olivet
Etchisan and Co
Caroctin Country Club
Thomas B. Hayward
Lucy E. Reifsnider
Tokio
Japan
Bryn Mawr College
Alex B. Spears
Marie Gambrill
Caroline Rogers
Emily Apple
Gertrude
Florence
Olive Wren
Miss Roberts
Eleanor Gould
Shreveport
Miss Brady
Baltimore
Philip R. Winebrener
D. Charles Winebrener
John Roberts
Philip H. Winebrewer
Daria CU. Winebrever
Parsons Newman
Harry LieGore
James Grove
Frank Ieck
Edward Shriner
Austin Griffin
John Usher Markell
Aldridge
Edwin
Markell
Westminster
Carroll County
Thomas J. Haines
Orphans’ Court
Lewis E. Green
J. Webster Bbaugh
Samuel J. Stone
William T Phillips
John W. Beaver
Henry Gentzler
LeRoy Barrick
Blair Academy
Blairstown
N. J
Woodsboro
Henry F C. Stottlemyer
Smithburg
Route 4
J. Edward Byers
South Church Street
Waynesboro
Stottlemyer
Myersville
Frederick County
W. B. Stottlemyer
Freerick
Kelley Wilt Wed in Loudoun County Virginia
Charles Nichard Wesley and Carrie Elizabeth Wilt wed today at the Tutherian parsonage with Rev. Dr. U.S. G. Rupp officiating. Mrs. Rosa A. Jacobs, sister of the groom, attended as a witness. The item notes knitted wear and a regional interest in fox hunting’s early roots in Virginia and Maryland.
Adams county suit ends with defendant’s verdict in auto collision case
November term of Adams county court returns verdict for J J Spence of Gettysburg over a car crash near McKnightstown last August. Juries heard five witnesses for the plaintiff and four for the defense, and costs were charged to the Maryland plaintiff. This marked a rare win for the defendant in such suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Com. Pa
J.T. Waesche
Thurmont
J. J. Spence
Gettyshire
McKnightstown
Spence
Maryland
Purely Personal Social Notes From Local Residents
A roundup of visits and family movements in Cumberland and surrounding towns. Arthur F Young and wife with children Ann Arthur and William stayed with his parents in the city. Elmer Michael and family visited Church Hill. Mrs Frank C Baker from Annapolis visited her sister in Church Hill. Various arrivals, funerals, and moving between Cumberland, Vale Summit, Hagerstown, Frederick and Waynesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur F. Young
Ann
Arthur
William
Cumberland
Elmer Michael
Hazel
Ralph
Near Broad Run
George E. Cook
Church Hill
Frank C. Baker
Annapolis
John W. Cook
John $8. Halloran
Pittsburgh
Penna
Halloran
John Flanagan
Vale Summit
Herman Buckey
Mt. Pleasant
Guy Buckey
Sue Louder
Charles Picking
Harry B. Picking
Hagerstown
E. Lorety
Baltimore
BR. W. Mehaffie
West Patrick St
A. LeRoy McCardell
Claire
W. N. Jolliffe
Dorothy
New York
Ira Rothenhoefer
St. Louis
Arthur Derr
Salisbury
Frederick
Potential Presidents Potential Presidents Lawyer
Democratic lawyer born in New York on December 30 1873 served in the New York Assembly 1903 15 was Sheriff of New York County 1915 17 governor of New York 1919 20 petitioned for re election in 1920 and was reelected in 1922 known as a wet and a Tammany leader home New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Assembly
New York County
Home
Reception Honoring Mary Stitely At Union Bridge
Social notes describe a November 16 reception at Mr and Mrs Bradley Stitely home near Union Bridge for their daughter Mary and her husband. About 150 guests from York Frederick Westminster and Union Bridge attended along with numerous local families and neighbors. An additional pound social occurred November 23 at Gista Wachter residence featuring games music and refreshments with many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley Stitely
Union Bridge
Mary
York
Frederick
Westmnster
Marshal Schaffer
D. O. Metz
J. H. Missler
Charles Missler
Louis Missler
Marshall Wachter
John S. Missler
William Missler
Chas, Garber
Charles Stitely
George Stitely
Edward Rineheart
Harry Stitely
E. RR. Fogle
Roy Eaton
J. R. Lawrence
William Koontz
Dav'd Stoner
Allen
Lisbon
Frank Hartsock
George Simpson
Cc. R. Koontz
Cleveland Repp
W. F. Keefer
William McKinstry
Harry Morningstar
Clayton Morningstar
Nellie Morningstar
John Bohn
David Qutely
Oscar Singer
James Boyer
Clarence Mack
Jacob Anders
John Baker
Harry Devibiss
Harry Lampbert
Stanley Minnick
F. G. Waugh
Edward Mantz
Saderick
Fannie Houck
Mary Simpson
Esther Crouse
Lola Crouse
Dorothy Crouse
Mathrona Weatherman
Margaret Putman
Thelma Wachter
Earline Hartsock
Marie Sell
Louise Singer
Margaret Singer
Ruth Repp
Adelaide Messler
Elizabeth McKinley
Melba Messler
Marc Wachter
William Simpson
Thomas Stitely
Thomas Wachter
Earl Putman
Wayne Repp
Gerald Wachter
Harry Bowman
Frank Stitely
Reginald Wachter
Allen Hartsock
Charles Messler
David Siitely, Jr
Elmer Singer
Gista Wachter
Shookstown
Elmer B. Feaga
Helen Wachter
Gusta Wachter
Thos. Summers
Edna Shafer
Lillian Grove
Pearl Masser
Ethel Summers
Mldred Masser
Mary Shoemaker
Lillian Whipp
Margaret Summers
Elizabeth Summers
Glenn Shafer
Harry Stup
Sherwood Smith
Allen Wachter
Lester Masser
Maynard Wachter
Frank Shoemaker
Monroe Staley
Johnny Shoemaker
Grayson Wachter
Roy Grove
Edgar Wachter
George Wachter
Among the Sick Mrs Staley Heffner Hospitalized
Mrs. Staley Heffner of Jefferson is a patient at Frederick City Hospital after an appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staley Heffner
Jefferson
Frederick City Hospital
Local real estate and business notices in City listings
In Business To Live offers help to buy, rent or sell a house with 24 hour access by Thos H Alexander at 171 W Patrick St. Wayside Inn will serve Thanksgiving turkey dinner 12 noon to 8 pm. reservations at 934, price 1.50. Serfe Dixon proprietor. For sale 50 barrels corn nubbins Edward P D Shriner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Inn
Serfe, Dixon
Oriole Restaurant Fixtures Sold at Public Auction
Public sale announced for Friday November 30 1923 at 10 oclock at 7 Souie Mathet street known as the Oriole. Items include six white glass top dining tables two benches a St Louis cash register one compact scale refrigerator a glass box three show cases one coffee urn and more. Furniture in use 18 months plus soda fountain electric ranges cook stove heating stove glassware and cooking utensils oyster buckets and remaining dock in trade. Terms cash. Auctioneers OW Keiser. Also requesting scrap paper magazines rags iron and old sacks with highest cash prices paid phone 383. Auction shop between East Third and Fourth streets Chapel Alley residence 215 East Third street Frederick Junk Co Frank Gastley Prop. Phone 385.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cramer's Palach
A. B. Cramer
John L. Dutrow
Elotk Aan
Souie Mathet Street
Oriole
Io St. Louie Cash Register
East Third and Fourth Streets
Chapel Alley
East Third Street
Public Sale of Household Furniture in Maryland
The undersigned discontinuing housekeeping will sell at public auction on Saturday at ten o clock a m at 233 Mast Second street Fredricks Maryland. Items include a parlor suite dining room suite walnut wardrobe piano refrigerator marble top stand glassware chairs clocks books and many other articles. Terms cash. Grawame Tomnson Major Join Lintraw Auctioneer. Clerk Water Ly Rice. MLT-15.17.024.24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mast Second Street
Reds ‘Erick
Maryland
Morris
Grawame Tomnson
T. Lintraw
Watter Ly Rice
Frederick County Historical Society Meets at Dr Johnson Home
A Frederick County Historical Society meeting is set for Tuesday in November at Dr Thomas R. Johnson's residence, 101 East 2nd Street. Secretary Rov Hyndaan invites members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Count
Thanksgiving Dance At Armory Promises Festive Evening
The item notes a Thanksgiving dance at Armory with Hagan's Orchestra and admission listed as gentle 2OP. It also mentions Frederick County Education Board inviting bids for Adamstown School construction and low pressure air pipes, with bid details and architect contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Hagan
Frederick County
Potts & Griffin Sells Frederick Home In College Park
A Frederick property listing highlights a well built brick residence in College Park supervised by the owner. The mahogany finished interior features a parget brick porch living room with tapestry fireplace dining room sun porch breakfast room and modern kitchen. Three bedrooms two linen closets a hot water heating system and high end electric fixtures complete the home with stable neighborhood value and showings arranged by Potts and Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
College Park
Sey Potts and
Gritnn
Desirable six room brick homes with garages and lots
Real estate listings describe six room brick homes on Eastern and SE Church streets with garages for three cars, large lots, and state road properties. Prices range from 1800 to 26000 with buildings, grounds, and related facilities noted. The listing is by Markell I Nelson Real Estate Department at 28 W Patrick St Frederick Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood Colles
Third Street
Second Street
Church Street
State Road
Stallion
Bulli'ng
Patc Mes
Trhal Estate
Markell IL Nelson
Real Etata Department
W. Patrick St
Frederick
Land and houses for sale in Frederick area
Markwood De Harp real estate lists 2 acres with news room bungalow on a pike, modern homes on pike and rail, chicken houses, fruit trees, berries and other small fruits. Includes 23 acres of land near Woodboro, 120-acre farm, brick and frame houses on McMurray and South Market streets, several 6 to 9 room modern brick houses, immediate possession, plus city lots and business sites. PYTHIAN CASTLE BUILDING.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah E. Cramer
Mrs. Swamley
Washington St
Pike
Prederick
Frederick
Tail Road
Woodabora
Rederick
McMurray Street
South Market Street
West Fourth Street
Enat Leventh
Weert
Third Street
Zim Street
Thi
Mark Wood DE Tarp
Pythian Castle
Noah J. Cramer
James H. Cramer
Real Letate
Toacres
Blhiga
State Road
Middintowa
Tatl Ave
Flattee
Lut
Tankavilt Modern Haure
Burgeystown
Buckeystown
Aero Fur
Larmony Chratre
Adamataaat
Urbana
Patrick St
Messern
State Rand
Washingeran Sinaceres
Transonvilla
Thurmont
West Chird
Hauvesa
Park Ave
Aeresmond
Aeve Farms
Lewistons
Madero
Moedero
4Th Strike
Noah
Modern summer home and farm listings in Braddock area
Readable fragments describe suburban homes on Lockwell Terrace and Jefferson Street, Braddock Pike and Walkersville, plus six acre and 6 acre farm options near ML Pleasant. Mentions price around 5500 and nearby Brederick State Noam. Also notes on fabrics and yarn brands like Glo Floss and New Cheviut Yarn for sweaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
St. Froen
Lockwell Terrace
Braddock Pike
Wilson Place
Poss Onstone
Walkersville
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Christma
Mrs. Hayward
J. Farr White
Benjamin C. Perry
Montgomery County
Clagett C. Hilton
Rockville
Perrie E. Waters
Register of Wills
H. Clay Plummer
Alvie A. Moxley
Plummer
KOF P
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Dythias
Wythinu Castle
Markwood D. Harp
J. Murray Cronenburg
Reno
Harp
George W. Ward
Samuel Kalu
Loyal Lodge
Marion T. Steiner
Bowers
Baumgardner
Falk
Sanders
Steiner
Redmond
Vanfossen
Feasterday
Affliiations
Shipler
Ramsburg
I Stoker
Poole
Roderick
Crum
Argelt
Haln
Angleberger
Hymeneas
America
Virginia
Fendant
Gettysburg
Bachve
Alfred E. Smith
Pound Social
Thos. H. Alexander
W. Patrick St. City
Epward PD
Shriner
Aluminum
Pittsburg
Lexington
Mad
Wild
Dential
James Bleyler
Big Velm
George's Creek
J. A. Jamison
St. John's Hall
East Second Street
St. John’s School
Faithful Circle Bible Class
Grace Reformed Sunday School
Salvation Army
Frederick District
T. A. Ma- Ree
West South Street
Axl
Ofice
F. H. Despeaux
Frank M. Shapro
Optician
Francis Scott Key
G. Wm, Dansberger
Yardley Hotel
Alba M. Wood
OW Keiser
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley
Phond
Pere Salor
N. Jollipfe
Loo Willl
Paleltc
Poplar Terrace
von Baughman
Rau
Mary Gaibrill
Chicago
City Water
Trailey Hne
Frederich
Tne
Macadnam Road
Sfoon Tt
Nao Whale Falanen
Peieo
Moet Westpubls
Fredertele
Jolliffe
Tien
Weat Church Street
Maarvland
Banking Department of Maryland
Tagenstown
Community Finance Service Inc
Auguembaugh
W. Wassington, ST
WN Oder
Gittinger
Graysom Hh. Mercer
My Place
Middletown
T Kefaulver
Brokhen
Austin K. Mantz
N. Market Street
Army
SAM Millers
E. Patrick
Miner ‘Reat and Sauer Kraut
Gittinger's Grocery
Gregere Farm
Villesete
Leanne Au Neres
Meare Ket
Nedern
Ykat
Norithwest
West Fifth
Market Sr
Jefferson Stend House
Redins
Impeuntam
iBigenesty
Moo& Lintiicum
Milt Ao
Citizens ‘ National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
Joseph Dpd
BAKER
O’ Bound
Holmes D. Baker
John H. Barker
Joseph McDivit
WM. G. Zimmerman
Castler
Samuel G. Duvall
Asst. Cashier
J. Travers Thomas
Asat
Cashier
Si Rectors
John
Joseph D. Baker
Thomas G. Haller
Charles H. Conley, M. D
Peter L. Bargets
John 3. Newman
James A. Gambrill
Holmes D. Barker
Daniel Baker, JK
John A Baker
Potts & Griffin
Sal
the News Job Printing Office
Thomas P. Rice
North Market Street
Prederuck
John N. Clary
Noah E. Cramer , Son
John H. Stauffer, JR
Neal Estate and General Insurance
United Trealty Co
Washington, D. C
John H Stauffer
Patrick Court
Thone
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