Shaffer Funeral Set in Laurel at Centenary Church
The funeral for Charles F. Shaffer 82, longtime Laurel resident and former head of C. F. Shaffer Lumber Co., was held at Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church. He left four sons, one daughter, and a wife who died in 1972. he supported lodge, bank, and building association roles. Also noted, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plans a 600 million banker refunding mortgage at its November stockholders meeting to fund present and future needs.
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Fternoon
Charles F. Shaffer
Laurel
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church
Shaffer
C. F. Shaffer Lumber Company, Inc
Unionville
Frederick Countty
Laurel Wreath Lodge
No 49
Free and Accepted Masons
Citizens’ National Bank of Laurel
Laurel Building Association
William C
Albert C
David
Frank
R. R. Waters
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The
Road
Willard
Motorcycle Run to Hagerstown by Frederick Club
Captain Walter Lipps of the Indian Motorcycle Club of Frederick announces a run to Hagerstown leaving Brish's store at 10 o clock tomorrow. About twenty cyclists will ride with chestnut gathering on South Mountain en route.
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Hagerstown
Walter Lipps
Indian Motorcycle Club of
Frederick
Brish
Camping outfit built on International Harvester draws attention
Frederick craftsman Dudley Page completes a novel camping arrangement on an International Harvester machine. The self contained unit features triple cots, waterproof canvas, side hammocks, parcel racks, a rear dining tent fly, aluminum cooking gear, a gasoline stove, tool box, and plans for a gun rack.
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Frederick
Dudley Page
Page
International Harvester
Maryland Observes Legal Holiday with Banking Closures
A state Act of the Legislature designates Monday as a legal holiday in Maryland in observance of Columbus Day. Banks will be closed and government offices may follow holiday schedules.
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Frederi
Maryland
Censererd
Anaic NA Ftorks Gonda Securiti Tc
Neal
Wallonsi
Siais
Si . Us
Banka
Portable automobile camp house built by Mr Page
Mr Page describes a portable auto camp house with heat lighting and water proofing. It can carry 1500 pounds of baggage and travel up to 25 miles per hour. It includes a gasoline torch at the end of the "dy" for night lighting and fights malaria risk with mosquito proofing. He plans a camping trip early next week and did all construction himself including the engine.
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Page
Free Night School at Y M C A Opens Classes
Garrett DeGrange joins as teacher for boys classes at the Y M C A free night school. Registration next Wednesday with announcements in Sunday schools. Classes begin Monday October 26 with Prof Stull assisting from Boys High School to provide tools and workspace.
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Garrett DeGrange
DeGrange
Frederick Architect
5. C. Stull
Manual Training Department
Boys‘ High School
Miss Lorraine Harley Wins Demorest Temperance Medal
At Yellow Springs W C T U meeting a Demorest Medal Contest on Temperance was won by Miss Lorraine Harley. Judges included Mr. and Mrs. Spencer C. Stull and Miss Mary Filler. prize presented by Roger G. Harley. Entries named Amy Ford Esta Cannon Reta Twenty Minoie Stull George Rothenhoefer. Rev Herman led devotions and music by Prof. George L. Twenty with a solo by Miss Mary Filler.
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Miss Harley
Yellow Springs
Demorest
Lorraine Harley
William Demorest
Amy Ford
Esta Cannon
Reta Twenty
Minoie Stull
George Rothenhoefer
Spencer C. Stull
Mary Filler
Frederick
Roger G. Harley
Y. M.C. al
A. J. Herman
George L. Twenty
Caveat filed over Catherine Bents will in Maryland
A caveat seeks to annul Catherine E. Bents will on grounds she was not of sound mind when writing it. The contestants Jennie V. Trimmer Martha H. Young Clara Kiel John D. Beats William Bentz Mollie Bentz Arthur Bentz and Elizabeth Gosnell are cousins aided by attorney Michael P. Kehoe of Baltimore. The estate is valued around $20 000 with Rufus E. Fauble as beneficiary and Frank L. Stoner named executor. In Frederick Mrs Harry T James reports a superb garden of dahlias admired by many residents.
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Catherine E. Bents
Miss Bentz
Jennie V. Trimmer
Martha H. Young
Clara Kiel
John D. Beats
William Bentz
Mollie Bentz
Arthur Bentz
Elizabeth Gosnell
What Would You Do If You Had a Severe Cold
An advertisement urges readers to take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a severe cold. It claims high value and widespread recommendation, citing Mrs C E Sargent of Peru Indiana as a testimonial. Local dealers are urged to stock the product.
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Chamberlain
Mra C. E. Sargent
Peru
Ind
Saya
Streets Readied for Frederick Fair Traffic
City engineers prepare macadam streets for Frederick Fair with dust laying oil to damp dust and reduce wear. West Patrick street bridge work on hold on north side. south side finished. Dust-laying oil to be applied on main routes used by fairgoers. 6,000 gallons planned. Amiesite paving delayed due to material delivery. stone base and curbing near Court House progressing.
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Frederick
Crunihaa
Patrick Street
Carroll Creek
Patrick
West All Saints
South Bentz Streets
Court House
Court, Record
Weat Second Streets
Thompson Praises Legore in Yale Virginia Football Game
Emmitsburg official M J Mike Thompson praised LeGore of Frederick County for speed and build after officiating Yale vs Virginia in New Haven. He said the freshman has the assets for an ideal football player and will likely excel in important contests with further development. Thompson referees today’s Indian Cornell games.
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Countian
M. J
Mike” Thompson
Emmitsburg
New Haven
LeGore
Frederick County
Yale
Mr. Thompson
Thompson
Cornell
Bowley Seen Likely for Maryland D A R Presidency
Mrs. Arthur Lee Bowley regent of Baltimore Chapter D A R is the only candidate mentioned to succeed Mrs. Hogan as president of the Maryland Society. Hogan will not seek re election. Bowley has many friends in the organization and is well known in Prederick where she once lived.
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Arthur Lee Bowley
Baltimore
Maryland Society
Hogan
Bosley
Prederick
Maryland Day Anniversary Observed by 435 C E Union Groups
The 435 societies of the Christian Endeavor Union of Maryland will celebrate Maryland Day tomorrow with special services marking the twenty ninth anniversary of the founding of the first Christian Endeavor society in Maryland.
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The
Christian Endeavor Union of Maryland
Maryland
First Christian Endeavor Society
Dr Kings New Discovery Cold and Cough Remedy
A vintage promotional ad touts Dr Kings New Discovery as fast relief for colds and coughing. It claims antiseptic healing and family suitability while urging a home supply and a money back satisfaction note.
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Dr. King
Lewis Chamberlain
Manchester
Coblentz Denies Governor Boom Amid Railroad Work
Emory L. Coblentz faces rumors of gubernatorial interest as he promotes the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway and its refinanced consolidated company. He declines any consideration, citing business duties, while Frederick High opens football season against Rock Hill College with Coach Stabler guiding the team. Additional notes include a General McClellan painting donated to Company A Armory and a missing daughter of J T Bush believed to have run off with two insurance agents toward Pittsburgh. The Mt St Marys and Washington College football clash at Emmitsburg follows by week, with Albright to visit on October 23.
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Coblentz
Emory L. Coblentz
Tle
Maryland
Coblents
Hagerstown
Frederick
Rock Hill College
Stabler
Mt St. Mary's
Washington College
Emmitsburg
Albright
Ncon
Dr Kings New Life Pills Advertisement
A 26 cent ad promises a vigorous stomach and liver function and regular bowels. It claims improved digestion, relief from constipation, and a tonic effect that purifies the blood and removes body poisons through the bowels.
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MR. Shaffer
Servicea
Frederick Trust Company
Bankers and Trust Companies
Dean Ic Barn Rer
Seesse Reo Saat
Fayann
Mergiané
County of
S. B&d. Hedges
Treas
Hedoes
Chas
B. T. Hendrickson
William A. Hahn
RENO
HARP
Markey’s
Geed Shoes
Harry T. James
East Third Street
Fair Grounds
Foundation For
Seates
Mire. Bosey
Ohserve
Guy Thames
General McClellan
Armory
Iam
J. T. Bush
Hyattstown
Jets
Pittsburgh
Emmiteburg
Dandelich
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
West Patrick Street
Harry R. Flautt
City Opera Heave Shoe Store
BANK
Square Corner,” Frederick, Md
McCleery
Jewelry Store
North Market St
the News
MA & Pew
Warner
Marion Leonard
Aow
Marion Leonare
BIG Warner
Grace McHugh
Teigé
Ua Pictures
ED Coxen
Winifred Greenwood
Car Audlendes
Mr. Coxen
Mise Greenwend
Keystone
Keystone Keystone
Fatty Arbuckle
Gore
Mutual Girl
Workmen's Compensation Insurance
Wat
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