Purely Personal Notices Span Baltimores and Cities
Mrs M A Ward of Atlantic City visits Mrs Kate Perry in Frederick. Miss Virginia Harling Miller attends Houwaton Hoppe wedding. From Baltimore, T A Wonder and others visit W C Martin in Frederick. Grace Burges weekends at Westminster. Mr CG Allem Jones returns from Detroit trip and Canada. plans to move to Cleveland. Several trips to Front Royal and Baltimore visits. Members of families travel from York Pa to Frederick. John J Feaga and others tour Front Royal. Johns Hopkins and Maryland Law School enrollees noted among local youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.A. Ward
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Kate Perry
South Market Street
Virginia Harling Miller
Washington
T. A. Wonder
W. J. Green
C. Chenowith
David H. Moberly
Baltimore
W. C. Martin
North Market Street
Grace Burges
Frank Mantz
York
Margaret Gladmon
William W. Osburn
West Third Street
Gladman
John Cassin
Osburn
George Riggs
George H. Riggs
Sjamsville
Johns Hopkins University
Clyde Boutson
Amon Burgee
Park Ball
Alonzo Smith
A. B. Smith
Boscobel
Frederick Junction
Charles Falconer
New Market
Uth Mussetter
Bessie Munnetter
Liamsville
Max Smith
Olive
Kathryn Harbaugh
Hagerstown
Alvie Myers
West Fourth Street
Funeral Notices For Dixon and Feard
Funeral services were held for John T. Dixon of Urbana who died suddenly at Halethorpe Maryland. Interment followed in Hyattstown Montgomery county with Rev W H Owens presiding. The pallbearers included Robert Griffith Harry Joins and Charles Dutrow. A second funeral for Florence J Feard occurred at 305 East Church street with ministers from St Pauls Lutheran Baltimore and the Evangelical Lutheran church. Duets were sung and pallbearers listed. Interment was at St Olivet cemetery. George W Petere served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Dixon
Urbana
Roy W. Crone
Halethrope
Baltimore
Hyattstown
Montgomery County
W. H. Owens
Halethorpe M. E. Church
M. E
Halethorpe
Frederick County
Robert Griffith
Harry Joins
Charles Dutrow
Augustus Yaste
C. Linthicum
Ira Davis
George W. Petere
Florence J. Feard
Edward Bader
East Church Street
PF. A. Hellman
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
G. Rupp
Evangelical Lutheran Church
George Delablaize
Bertha V. Jones
Henry A. Hales
Charles Wilson
Philip Seeger
Louis Heard
Rudolph Cronse
Marcus Wertheimer
St. Olivet Cemetery
E Cline
Fonehal
Work of Death leads to family obituary and local notices
Henry Grushon died at his Motters Station home Monday night at 10 oclock aged 73 years three months and 25 days. Surviving are his widow two sons John D and B Frank one brother Abram and one sister Matilda Eyler. Funeral Thursday at 10 conducted by Rev Jones and Rev Barr. M L Creager and Son, funeral directors. Also: two large stills found near Potomac river in Loudoun county Sheriff T W Edwards and others reported. owners not yet apprehended. Reserved seat sale for the coming fair on Monday October 9 at secretarys office 46 North Market Street. Stand Boxes to be sold by auction October 9 at 1:00 pm at the secretarys office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Grushon
Henry Grusher
Motters Station
John D
B. Frank
Abram
Linwood
Matilda Eyler
Woodsboro
Jones
Barr
M. L. Creager
Potomac
Loudoun County
T. W. Edwards
E. 8
Adrian
M.D. Atwell
J. D. Lambert, Jr
Victor Jackson
Doc” Ambaugh
Potomac River
North Market Street
Special Aldermen Meeting Tonight on Water Crisis
A special Board of Aldermen meeting is called for tonight at 8 pm to discuss plans to relieve a critical water shortage. Mayor L C Cutler hopes a relief decision is made before rain arrives. Proposals include pumping water into the main from Little Tuscarora creek near Yellow Springs, pending health approval. Washington county endures its worst drought in years with cisterns and wells empty and towns seeking Potomac river water. Farmers face cattle shortages as streams run low and Monocacy river levels fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
L. C. Cutler
Little Tuscarora Creek
Yellow Springs
Big Tuscarora
Fishing Creek
Menna
Washington County
Hagerstown
Boonsboro
Williamsport
Monocacy
Carroll Creek
Large House Hosts Under Hawaiian Skies at City Opera House
A packed City Opera House audience enjoyed the musical Under Hawaiian Skies about Hawaiian intrigue and espionage. Cast members Lester Al Smith Virginia Richmond and Jean Clarendon were praised for their performances and the Hawaiians sang pleasingly with encores, as a Hulu dance delighted the crowd. The show spotlighted Captain Bradford a U S government agent who arrests Kalama and Taizo before learning Kalama is a detective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Hawaiian Islands
Robert Bradford
U. S
Lester al Smith
Miss Richmond
Jean Clarendon
June Ruce
Mutt and
Jeff
Opera House
Farm Bureau Thanks The News Editorial Card
American Farm Bureau Federation expresses appreciation for The News Farm Bureau Edition. It lauds press cooperation aiding agriculture and national strength, noting benefits for Frederick County Farm Bureau Maryland Farm Bureau and the national federation. Samuel R. Guard signs for the Department of Information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Samuel R. Guard
Department of Information
Eskimo Melodies and Arctic Music Observations
Detroit News reports Eskimo customs and songs collected by Fridtjof Nansen era observers. Each Eskimo must compose a unique song with permission required to borrow another’s tune. Mothers cradle lullabies, hunters chase songs, and even criminals have brazen tunes. unison singing prevails as long polar nights allow rest and reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Road Rasmussen
Fridtjof Nea- Ben
Kinrich Johannes Rink
Franklin
Detroit
E&timo
Local seller offers blankets and silks in varied patterns
Jonn D. Hendrickson promotes a large assortment of blankets and comforts from cotton to wool blends priced from 1.75 to 15.00. A shipment of Silk Finish Satines showcases charming chintz patterns at ten cents per yard or similar price.
Notice to Taxpayers in Frederick Delays Discount Period
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS owing to the Corporation of Frederick being behind in collections the time for granting 3 percent discount will be extended until Wednesday October 4 1922 An allowance of 2 percent discount will be granted from Thursday October 5 1923 until Thursday November 2 1923 by recovering your old comforts with one of these beautiful patterns We also have Wool and Cotton Batting for those who make their own V7 respect by OHN T WHITE City Register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation of
Frederick
McHeNry Bros
Bradley T. McHenry
Bentz Street
Local Dairy Route Change Promises Clean Milk Service
John W. Grove retires dairy route. new owner Otis King pledges sanitary handling and Federal-supervised herd. Phone 1810 for info. Frederick area residents warned of changes starting October 14 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideal Dairy
John W. Grove
Frederick. J. Otis King
Marketable brick homes in quiet Hood area with immediate possession
Modern six room brick near Hood College in a good neighborhood with car service garage and immediate possession. Seven room brick on large lot with stable and garage on W Fourth, possession. Modern seven room brick on East Third with immediate possession. Two new modern six room brick homes in suburbs priced 3300 each with possession. Six room brick on large lot listed at 4400 with possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neds E. Cramer
John H. Mauler
Real Eatatts
Greendeta Mul
Fins
Mt Pleasant
Chu
Tee-Ecre
N. Merket St
Cure Ave
Hood Collage
East Third
Water Street
East Second Street
Market
W. Third Street
Pike
Secon
Ralireed
Crick Boven
Cutivas
Bard Road
Mnarkwnod D. Harp
Pytrian Castle
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the Daily News
Aucion
Sffice
Mrs. and
Aspiranta For Fame
Ecole Des Beaux-Arts
the News
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
American Farm Bureau Federaon
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Citizens' Nasional Bank
Arctic Explorer
Jonn D. Hendrickson
Slankets
Comforts
Ohn T. White
City Register
Frank C. Hargett
Court Square
Culler
Wes
Patrick Street
Phone
Orchard CO
Reids Ford Road
Grace Reformed Social Room
Gale
Howard G. Taylor
Golf Hong
van Raalte
Sik Hosa
John D. Hendrickson
Otts & Griffin
Halle
Weat Third Street
Fina Des Lot
West Second Street
M. Newman
the Colonial
GEM Laundry
Commercial State Bank
Florence J. Heard
Harner's
Harners
Lewist
J. W. Harner
Deugagist
Frederick, Ma
Lesli C. Harne
Lewistown
York Imperials
Art Club
The
Frederick Art Club
Villa Estata
Fort
William G. Bake Lato
Frederick Gounty
Barre Wibblane
Baker, JR
John
Newman
Attorn
George A. Dean
Mary Plans
Occarsone
Dean
William M. Storm
Academy of Dancing
Sofree
Reno
Gittinger's Grocery
Fort Junk Shop
Fourth Streets
Chapel Alley
Fred UC
Frank “Antley
H. Despauz
Market ST
Otice
A R. Ramshere
Jamison
SAIL
Daniel TW Racker
T. G. Mumford
Dock Heights
MaAtadam Road
Ciry Water
Grayson A. Mercer
East Third Street
Trail Ave
Park Ave
Elm Street
South Aime
the National Cash Register Company
Maryland
Orm
Cramer & Struyter
Tecrea
Wood
Lota
College Park
Ietere
Elm
Cramer
Stauffer
St. Frederice Ma
Grayson H. Mercer
Grayson H Mercer
R. RF
Itercom
Higdool Rka
Arm Ideal Home
Tate Road
Calry
B. Church St
Weshinaton St
Oder House
H. Second Street
Gratson A. Nerce
Frederick, M. K. P. Ruthing
Court Street
D. Mantz
Drese
Sport Hata
Royal Society
Stampede
Art
John N. Clary
City Homes Sor Sale
Markel H. Nelson
W. Patrick St. Frederick
Markwood D. Harp
Wartioy
Ratan
Rensekeepan
Thomas P. Rice
Crarge Tage
N. Jollepie
Adame Town
Wrodenick
Sion State Road
Moderg
Jefferson
Adamstown
Buckeystown
Unionville
Fraderick
Hightroom
Mt. Pleasant
Johnsville
Peteraville
Frice
Monroe He
Union Bridge
W. N. JO Real
West Church Street
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