City Plans Memorial Park On Graveyard Site
A local Memorial Association endorses turning the Bentz and West Second streets graveyard into a Soldiers Memorial Park. City officials seek street widenings and a full public process with heirs, while the American Legion funds part of the conversion and plans lighting for night visibility. Representatives from the church consistory, mayor, aldermen, and county commissioners pursue a deed transfer and ongoing maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentz and
West Second Streets
Memorial Association
Hammond Urner
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Lloyd C. Culler
Edward J. Smith
Culler
Bentz Street
Second Street
Evangelical Reformed Church
Emory Y. Coblenta
Francie H. Markell
Reformed Church
Board of County Commissioners
Eowarda J. Smith
Filmer Manehower
Jacob Rohihar Arthur JD
Willard
Widward Jo Smith
Munshower
Milton G. Turner
Rohrbach
Hymeneas Gublach Houck Wedding at Baltimore Cathedral
Pretty wedding in Baltimore saw Miss Viola Br. Houck wed Hermann Gublach with ceremony by Rev. Havey. Bride wore navy satin Canton crepe. After luncheon at Belvidere Hotel the party toured to New York and Niagara Falls before returning to East Patrick Street. Groom an assistant manager at Frederick County Products Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gublach
Houck
Baltimore
Viola Br. Houck
Marion F. Tlouck
Hermann
Washington
Father Havey
Belvidere Hotel
Wilcom—Pry
William J. Wilcom
Johnsville
Ethel PD. Pry
Durkittsville
Juther Pry
W.C. Erdman
Burkittsvile Jasheran Church
Wilcom
Niagara Falls
Heady Alpha Club elects new Mo Maha University president
Teon Weiser, a former Frederick candidate and senior Taw student at Marviana Taw School, has been elected president of the Mo Maha Club at the university, succeeding retiring president Charles H. Mavien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teon Weiser
Frederick Canatian
Tradiate
Rayst Lich School
Mo Maha Club
University of Marviana Taw School
Charles HM. Mavien
Pree Hawt
Plumber Hurt After Roof Fall in Middle Town
Harry Stultz a Middle Town plumber fell from a roof while repairing a house on East Main Street Wednesday morning. His left shoulder was dislocated his right wrist broken and he suffered cuts and bruises. He grabbed a ladder during the fall pulling it down with him and said it was his first fall in his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stultz
Middletown
Mary Kline
East Main Street
Mr. Stuug
Creamulsion Promises Relief For Chronic Colds And Coughs
An advertisement touts Creamulsion an emulsified creosote remedy for persistent colds and chronic coughs. It claims twofold action soothing inflamed membranes and destroying infection, with refunds if relief isn’t achieved. Distributed by Creomulsion Co Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creomuision Co
Atlanta
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D. FE. Moylan
Tjamsville
Ohio
Kentucky
Morlan
Cincinnati Dayton
Miamisburg
Asbury College
Wilmore
Maryland Theatre
W. L
Fisher
House of High Class
Wilton Lackaye
Constance Bennety
Montague Love
DA Owolp Torper
Helen Rowland
Barbara Castleton
Rodger Rocque
Talta Swayne Gordon
Huntley Gordon
Paul McAllister
Maryland
Pathe Review
Veterans of Army Organizations At
White House
Washington Star
Watson B. Miller
D. John Markey
Edwin
Betteltheim
Ray
Tom Kirby
Anton Stephan
Milton A Record
John Means Thompson
H. Turner Lewis
Hymeneas
Sunshine Literary and Nebatinge Society
Walkersville Grammar School
Irene Keeney
Lilian Shipley
Grace Zimmerman
Margaret Crum
Robert Wilhide
Elon Tams
Etzle
Treas Keerey
Mery Thurrier
Feagaville W. Co. T
Fearvile W. C. T U
Union
St Luke’s Tathoran Church
Emory C Rentsberg
Puckeystown
Buckeystown Pike
Lime Kiln
Esterday
Elwood Romsberg
Ttig
Seattle
West Patrick Street
Hammond Fay
Tlr. Gough
Flo
Carnation Stock Farsn
Dupont Stock Farm
Wilmington
Del
Wrigley’s
Wrigley
The
Federal Reserve
ACT OF Congress
United States
Frederick County National Bank
North Market St
Central Building and Loan Club
Mamie P. Akers
Frederick
Central Trust Company of
Corner Church and
Market Sts
Frederick, Maryland
Allen G. Quynn & Co
Geo.s. Rodock & Son
Carroll St
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