Death of Mrs Susie Allen in Elkins West Virginia
Mrs Susie Allen formerly Miss Susie Garrett died at 4 p m Saturday at Elking Hospital Elkins W Va Her husband James E Allen president of Davis Elkins College survives with five sons aged 2 to 12 her mother Mrs Henrianna Garrett and her husband Funeral held this afternoon in Elkins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Allen
Susie Allen
Susie Garrett
Elking Hospital
Elkins
W. Va
Davis-Elkins College
Funeral services for Robert D. Humm and Mary Louise Mussetter
The funeral for Robert D. Humm was held Sunday at two o'clock from his Frederick area home with Dr. A. G. Rupp of the Evangelical Lutheran church officiating. A quartet sang, pallbearers were H. Ebert, I. Staley, F. Sappington Jr., E. Nussbaum, R. Bussard, G. Ramsburg, and interment was at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. C. E. Cline funeral director. The funeral for Mrs Mary Louise Mussetter widow of Henry P Mussetter Orphans Court judge, was held Saturday at two o'clock from her New Market home with Rev P M Boyden officiating. Pallbearers were C A D Williams, T E Kling, C Enill, R Main, S Stull, W England. Interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. C C Carty funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Humm
Frederick
A. 3. G. Rupp
Evanelical Lutheran Church
Robert Lee Bair
al D. Harp
Edward Lease
Lavier Michael
Harry D Baumgardner, Jr
Harry Ebert
Irving Staley
Frank B. Sappington
Edward Nussbaum
Raymond Bussard
Guy Ramsburg
Mt. Olivet
C. E. Cline
Mary Louise’ Mussetter
Orphans’ Court
Henry P. Mussetter
P. M. Boyden
Episcopal Church
New Market
C. A. D. Williams
Thomas E. Kling
Charles Enill
Roy Main
Spencer Stull
Walter England
C. C. Carty
Hymeneas Bucher Donaldson marriage announced
Harry E. Bucher of Cashtown Pennsylvania and Sherry J. Donaldson of Gettysburg were married Saturday at one o clock at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage by Rev A B G Rupp. They returned to Cashtown to reside. Announcements from Frederick report George Washington Slocum and May A. Bosley wed in Baltimore on September 29. The couple will reside at 1208 North Calvert Street after December 1. Miss Harrietie O Neil to Camillus Stokes awaits nuptials in Frederick.
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Bucher—Donaldson
Harry E. Bucher
Cashtown
Sherry J. Donaldson
Gettsburg
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
G. Rupp
Slocum
Bosley
Frederick
Baltimore
George Washington Slocum
May A. Bosley
Miss O'Neil
Ilrrrietie O'Neil
Camillus Stokes
Oklahoma
Personal news from Atlantic City and local travels
PURELY PERSONAL notes list Harry Johnson and Wm Garrett visiting Atlantic City New Jersey. Mrs Alicia M King returns home from nursing in Akron Ohio. Dr T J Gaeler attends Baltimore Presbytery meeting in Franklinville Maryland and plans to return Tuesday evening. Local residents are also noted visiting relatives in York Pa Roanoke Va Harrisburg Pa and Washington D C with several weekend stays and family gatherings recorded.
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Harry Johnson
Wm. Garrett
Atlantic City
N. J
Alica M. King
East Eighth Street
Akron
Ohio
T. J. Gaeler
Baltimore Presbytery
Frankinville
Wille
Clinton E. Main
Clarence Z. Main
Maurice Leamon
Washington Junction
Potomac River
Zedack Dove
Rebecca
Baltimore
R. D. Hamm
Albert Kirwan
Joseph Johnson
Ethel
Harrie Storm
South Market Street
N. E. McClure
Wahneta P. Day
Harrisburg
S.A. Cramer
North Market Street
ZR 1 Begins Flight for St Louis Races
The ZR 1 completes a fourth Philadelphia flight en route from Lakehurst to St Louis for international races starting Thursday. The airship left Lakehurst at 6 59 am and passed Reading at 10 17 am and Harrisburg at 11 20 am. Princess Stephanie of Belgium, famed inventor, patents a combined chafing dish and spirit lamp. In New Orleans labor unions invest 145 900 to convert a downtown building into a labor temple headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Lakehurst
N. J
St. Louis
Reading
Harrisburg
Stephanie
Belgium
Dahor
New Orleans
Democrats 10 Open Campaign Tonight in Western Maryland
Governor Ritchie and state candidates join Democrats for a dinner and reception at the Francis Scott Key Hotel tonight. The event opens the state campaign with speakers including Senator Pryce and Attorney General candidate Gordy. Local officials and candidates attend as Grover L. Michael chairs the reception committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Francis Scott Key
Albert
Ritchie
Braddock Heights
Frank C. Hargett
Hargett
Barbara Fritchie
Cittizens
United States
William C. Pryce
W. S. Gordy, Jr
Thomas H. Robinson
Court of Appeals
James 4. Young
Emory T. Coblentz
Lloyd C. Culler
Charles A. Conley
Leonard ©. Barrick
James H.gambrill
Irene Castle to Perform in City Opera House Show
Irene Castle appears at the City Opera House Tuesday evening in a dance fashion and music revue praised for novelty and entertainment. The production draws large demand with strong seat sales and solid past tours in Montreal Ottawa Buffalo and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Castle
City Opera House
Montreal
Canada
Ottawa
Buffalo
Mrs. Castle
Vernon Castle
Gniuz Strone
Walter Decker
Opera Tronse
Supreme Court Pays Call on the President
The Supreme Court opened its new term with a heavy docket and only motions in order. The court adjourned to pay respects at the White House to the President. An absolute divorce proceeding appears in Knoxville as James H. Harrison seeks divorce from Constance Harrison with Rene S Harp representing the wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Rosa Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
White House
James H. Harrison
Knoxville
Sherman P. Bowars
Constance (. Harrison
Brunswick
Rene S Harp
Harrison
In Memoriam of a Husband and Father
In sad remembrance of a husband and father who died long ago. The verse recalls a happy home and a vacant chair left by his death. Wives children and grandchildren write affectionate lines and mark the anniversary with memory and love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Cleo
Ruth
Barn Fire Destroys Farm at Ticksville, Insurance Covers Loss
A barn and wagon shed on Charles Stup’s Ticksville area farm burned early Tuesday, destroying wheat and corn and two loaded wagons, with machinery also damaged. Neighbors spotted the blaze at 2:30 am. no residents were present and the loss, estimated over 3000 dollars, is largely covered by insurance as Stup prepared to move to the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stup
Ticksville
Stup
Local events and notices fill town pages at October fair week
Multiple items parade through the notice: a Friday opening at Dance Land in Junior Hall and a Dixie Land Jazz Band appearance, auction sales for grand stand boxes and reserved seats, a household sale in progress, a public sale warning, a community stock club meeting at Mrs Ida Markey's on Tuesday night, and a quarterly meeting of the United Steam Fire Company. Also listings for a car service to Washington and a job ad for apple pickers, with general shop notices from Glitlinger’s Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dance Land
Dixie Land
Staub
Reynolds
Oetaler
Somery
North Market Street
Rereij
City Tax collection delayed by October start date
The City Register advises taxpayers that due to increased workload the collection of city taxes cannot start before Wednesday October 10 1923. Discounts of 3 percent in October and 2 percent in November apply. Unpaid taxes accrue 6 percent interest from January 1 1924. 1922 taxes should be settled promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xuteingamu
John T. White
Frederick Maryland Farm Listings Dozens of Acres for Sale
Real estate ad details multiple Frederick County farms with 116 acres near Piene and 25 acre lot near Frederick, with timber, water, 9 and 12 room houses, pastures, banks and dairies. Prices range from 4 559 to 20 000 and listings mention dairy farms and limestone soils. Contact Won Tolltir Real Estate, No 5 West Church Street, Frederick.
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Mt. Pleasant
State Road
Levania
Howard M. Burrier
Piene
Price
Lear
Prederick
Frederick County
Adamstown
Snall
Nike
Weodadern
Frederick
Meslurrnay Street
South Market Street
Tn South Market Street
Beaventh Street
Weert Third Street
Elm Street
Maple Fork
Altea
Markwood
Noah & Cramer Damon
Cramar
Neal Estate
South Sty TY Acres
Good Whigs
Bidea
Walkersville
Myersville
Walkereville
Modern Hone
West Third St
Madarn
Burban
Finenoma
Bidwa
Tramucilin J
Mindern Homes
Nuysville
N. Marker St
Pare Ave
Aera Farms
Lewistown
Elin St. Passcarion
Caraga
Norm FE Cramer & Son
Stu Freteric
Hea
Pean
Fear Tralley
Splendid Farm
Eteher
Third St
Salt Pure Chaser
Howard
Montgomery
Rhger
Grayson TI
MW Wrederick
Pythian Cattle Fairlaing
Court Street
Public Sale of Real Estate and Industrial Plant in Frederick
Trustee announces two public sales in Frederick County Maryland. First sale October 16 1923 at 11 am at the courthouse for Greenstone Products Company real estate and a full quarrying plant with extensive machinery. Second sale October 20 1923 at 11 am for Gideon Hodges estate real property on East Patrick Street Frederick Maryland.
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W. OP
Haslemroye
Lip
Haslektove
Teustes
Frederick County
Maryland
Court House
Frederick C City
State of
Priedberick
Deerfield Station
Maryland Hall- Road
Western Maryland Raileroad Company
Greenstone Products Company
Luther C. Powell
Luther
Powell
Phoebe A. J. Thovie
John Boyle
Ga'd Greenstons Products Company, Inc
Steenstone
Pti
Wraylor
Sala Tn
All Cn
Chozser
W. P. Haslegrove
John S Newman
Parsons Newnan
Solicttara
Cincie A. m
Gideon GI. Wedgex
East Patrick Street
Frederick Earty
Theodore Breekey
Patrick Street
Gideon M. Fedges
Lila Sitter
Annie DP. Teds
Ald
Rachel V. Tout
Gideon M. Wedges
Folias Ff
Jacob Rohrrack
Trustes
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the Daily News
Hymeneas
Harrinburg, Pa
Ewspa Peerrarhive
Democrats
E.l.coblentz
Van
Jennie Ant
Margaret Bondfield
Lickaville Consumer Machinery
M. Guy L. Four
Ida Markey
East Second Street
A. Rosetta Burger
Weinberg
Empire Theatre
Washington and Frederick
Washington
Raleigh Hotel
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Thane
G. Frank Sheffield
Prop. de Be
W. T. Nemaplaine
News-Post
the Society
Mandar
West South Airect
Red Cross
H Edward Herwig
J. L. Dutrow
W. I. Rice
United Steam Fire Figure Company
Storm
Frank M. Shapro
Optometrist- Optician
West Patrick St
Troom Modern
Elm St
Grayson H. Mercer
Frederic
American Legion Autiliars
Legion
Pauline Staub
Sec’y
Lovett
George's Creek
J. A. Jamison
East Fifth St
Reliable Junk Co
M. Selar
Hast Church Street
Henry G. Radcliff
Second Street
Wolfe Washington
Packard
Kew Hutel
Raleigh
Don Dewsnaper
Etchison and CO
North Market St
Howard G. Taylor
Sis North Market
News Post Office
East Third
Fourth Treets
Chapel Alley
East Third Street
Frederick Junk Co
Frank Gastley
N. Jolliffe
Toltir Treal Estate
West Church
Sirast Frederick, Md
Tristen
Trustees Publ
East Patrick Sitet
Frederick, MD
Citizens’ National Bank
Joseph J. Baker
O' Board
Holmes D. Baker
John H. Baker
Joseph McDivit
Wml G. Zimmerman, Canter
Samuel G. Duvall
Asst. Cashier
J. Travers Thomas
Asat, Cashier
John
Ramsburg
Joseph D. Baker
Thomas A. Haller
Charles 8. Conley, M. D
Peter L. Hargeyt
John 8
Newman
James A Gambrill, Jr., Holmes D. Baker
Daniel Baker, JR
John 4
Baker
Potts & Griffin
Braddock Haights
Middletown
Pill Avenue
Rosemont
Court ST
John H. Stauffer, JR
Real Estate and General Insurance
Washington St
Wilson Place
Market St
Trail Ave
South St
Bentz St
Sixth
Church St
State Fond
United Realty Co
Washington, D.C
John H Strutter, JR
Patrick
the News Job Printing Office
Thomas Price
John N. Clary
Madison Allveat
East Church
Fast Church
Madern
Hood College
Markat
West Purth
Five Acres
Wilton Place
Mast
West Fourth
Rome
Eal Estate
Mortgagh
Markell H. Nelson
Real Estate Department
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Markwood D. Harp
Pike
Acerca
Noah E. Cramer
Gravar
Mercer
RAL Estate, Loans and Insurance
Joe D Mantz
Mullin
Tate
Royal Society
Eabchiy
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