Death notices and a funeral for Cramer and others in Maryland
John P. Cramer died at his son Amon Cramer’s home in Woodsboro area aged 79 after general debility. Survived by daughter Mrs. John Clabaugh. Funeral Sunday at Rocky Hill Lutheran near Woodsboro with Rev. A S G Rupp and R S Patterson. interment with L. C. Powell and Co. Funeral directors. An infant Robert Manly died in Washington DC and was interred at Hope Hill Cemetery Buckeystown. George W. Peters was the funeral director. James L. Carbaugh, infant son of Ernest and Mildred Carbaugh, died at Mose Hill Manor and is survived by a brother Charles Carbaugh. name omitted in first report.
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Jonn P. Cramer
John FP. Cramer
Amon E. Cramer
East Patrick Street
Woodsboro
Lfe
John Clabaugh
Ladiesburg
Rockyith Lutheran Church
Drs. A
G. Rupp
R. S. Patterson
L. C. Powell and Company
Robert Manly
Charles Manly
Third Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Buckeystown Station
Hope Hill Cemetery
Geo. W. Peters
James L. Carbaugh
Ernest
Mildred Carbaugh
Charles Shook
Mose Hill Manor
Charles Carbaugh
Funeral of Mrs Ellen L Hargett at Fengaville
The funeral for Mrs Ellen L Hargett was held at her home in Fengaville on Friday at 2 pm with Rev J E Platt of the Reformed church officiating. Mrs Elmer B Dixon sang two selections. Pallbearers were her nephews Willis Derr Harry Derr David Derr William Zimmerman Samuel Zimmerman and George Zimmerman. Burial followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. C E Cline Funeral Director supervised arrangements.
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Ellen L. Hargett
Fengaville
J. E. Platt
the Reformed Church
Jefferson
Isle of Somewhere
Asteep
Jesus
Elmer B. Dixon
Willis
Harry
David Derr
William
Samuel
George Zimmerman
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
C. E. Cline
PURELY PERSONAL highlights from St Louis and nearby towns
Local social notes list Mr. Harry H. Quynn visiting relatives in East Second Street St Louis Mo Mrs Carberry Ritchie and Mr Herman Gubisch guests at Francis Scott Key Hotel newlyweds back from honeymoon Mr and Mrs Willie Dillard and family visiting Burkittsville and Ocean Grove others plan moves to Washington and Maine hunts in Dover Me engagements and tours note Rev Moylan lecture circuit and invitations patent by George Bowlus for a 3 in 1 salve manufactured in McKeesport Pa with distribution plans
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Harry H. Quynn
St. Louis
Mop
William J. Bushwaller
Ezra Houck
East Second Street
Carberry Ritchie
Lakewood
N. J
Francis Scott Key
Herman C. Gubisch
Fast Patrick Street
Willie Dillard
Ocean Grove
Wire
Lulu
Hagerstown
Grove R
Burkittsville
N. W. ‘L'Rron
West South Street
Washington, D. C
Democrats to Meet at Wolfsville Tonight
A Democratic meeting will be held at Wolfsville tonight at 7.20 o’clock with speeches by William Grove candidate for State Senator William M Storm candidate for State’s Attorney and Alton Y Bennett candidate for the House of Delegates A hand will provide music and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfsville
William 7. Grove
Willian M. Storm
Alton Y. Bennett
House of Delegates
Local Market Updates Amid Wheat Corn and Fgds Notes
Market brief lists wheat corn and other grains with notes on prices and futures. Mentions local traders and small shifts in demand. keeps a concise snapshot of commodity activity without detailed figures or dates.
Astrologer planned to murder dozen people in Koos county
Arthur Covell a 47 year old cripple famed as an astrologer and his 19 year old nephew Alton Covell are jailed on murder charges in Koos county. Authorities say the nephew confessed to killing his stepmother while under his uncle's hypnotic influence. The plan allegedly drew on celestial guidance to wipe out Mrs Covell and at least a dozen residents of Koos county.
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Associated Press
Marshfield
Ore
Koos County
Arthur Covell
Alton Covell
Fred Covell
Frailey to Represent District at American Legion Meet
Thomas J. Frailey son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Frailey Emmitsburg will represent the District of Columbia at the American Legion national convention in San Francisco California which begins October 15 Frailey who practiced law in Washington was among Frederick county’s first World War I draft group and the first to receive a warrant as an NCO He served with Company II 315th Infantry later attended officers training Camp Gordon and became a second lieutenant A Mt St Marys College and Dickinson College law graduate he has been active in American Legion work in Washington serving as post commander of a district legion post
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Thomas J. Frailey
Oscar Frailey
Washington
District of Columbia
American Legion of
San Francisco
Calif
Frailey
California
Frederick County
Camp Meade
Flood Threat Looms Over Oklahoma City and Woodward
Enid dated dispatch reports Woodward rail service cut off as flood waters rise. Telephone lines to the north, south, and west are out. In Oklahoma City, the Weather Bureau warns of unprecedented flood of the North Canadian River already above flood stages, with gauge readings far up the river.
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Associated Press
Enid
Okla
Woodward
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Oklahoma City
Weather Bureau
Company union plan offered to President Coolidge
A Pennsylvania railroad workers delegation outlined a company union plan in use on the Pennsylvania system and about 15 other railroads as the best method to settle labor disputes. The plan was presented to President Coolidge in Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pennsylvania
Coolidge
Bank Reorganization Underway After McCray Era
Kentland Indiana October 13 The Discount and Deposits State Bank of Kentland once led by Governor McCray was closed today Judge Willam Darroch who followed the Governor as president said a reorganization was contemplated The move follows the Governor's financial troubles becoming public indicated by the bank closure and new leadership.
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Associated Press
Kentland
Ind
Discount
Warsaw Fort Explodes Damaging City
The fourth fort of the Warsaw citadel storing explosives blew up today causing extensive damage to Warsaw. Marriage licenses list several individuals from Martinsburg West Virginia Lovettsville Virginia Laytonsville and Burkittsville. Shoemakers were among the first to organize in America with the first union formed in Philadelphia in 1792 and a citywide strike in 1796.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Forth
Warsaw Citadel
George W. Ponton
Margaret V Britt
Martinsburg
W. V
Albert James Johnson
Frederick
Ella Wilkerson
Burkittsville
Thomas W. Wirts
Pauline Andersen
Lovettsville
America
Shoe Workers’ Union
Philadelphia
Good Weather For Fair Outlook Across Regions
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday shows North and Middle Atlantic States mostly fair with temperatures near or above normal. Washington Ort 13 notes favorable conditions across the region.
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Washington
Ort
North
Middle Atlantic
Coolidge for Day Enforcement Continues Fight for Law
The article highlights a campaign theme stressing enforcement of Prohibition and the Eighteenth Amendment. It quotes Coolidge’s stance on liberty under law and mentions the Anti-Saloon League leader Wayne Wheeler urging churches to register and vote. It also notes calls for stricter compliance by elites to curb lawlessness and maintain constitutional order.
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League To Fight
Washington
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Dense fog cripples night driving on routes between Baltimore and Frederick
Dense fog blanketed rural roads last night and early today forcing drivers to crawl or risk wrecks. Between Baltimore and Frederick, motorists used road shoulders to stay on the highway as temperatures ranged from 45 to 77 over the past days. Miss Mae Smith of Washington and Sylvester Brown of this city were fined for no operator's licenses. A Norbeck fire destroyed Forrest P. Teall’s home but prevented spread to nearby structures. Real estate agent Markwood D. Harp announced sale of the house at No Fourth Street with possession April 1.
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Baltimore
Frederick
Mae Smith
Washington
Henry Nusz
J. Grahame Johnson
Sylvester Brown
Justice Johnson
Norbeck
Boeckville
Forrest P. Teall
Beall
Fourth Street
Markwood D. Harp
BR. Evard
Kepner
Purc
Barbara Ann Martz
B. Byard Kepner
Charles B. T. Hendrickson
B. Eyard Kepner
H. OH
Frederick County
Groff Florist Sells Mammoth Hyacinth Tulip Bulbs
Local notice advertises Groff Florist offering Mammoth Tryacinth and Tulip bulbs imported from Holland. The ad promises high quality bulbs for personal use, with two contact phones and emphasis on fair dealing and value. Auction announced by John W Null, John L Dutrow as auctioneers, Joseph H Russard as clerk, for J T Burgee near Adamstown. 200 head of livestock and farming implements to be sold March 4, 1924.
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Hello Central
Groff
Holland
Chas B. Groff
John W. Null
John L. Dutrow
Joseph H. Russard
J. T. Burgee
Adamstown
Seenery
Gale
Salg Tarry C. Baker
Tolin J. Dutrow
Teerah
Rusagrd
M. O. Gladhill
Macken
Frederick area ads and notices crowd the page
A collage of small ads and notices from Frederick Maryland includes a $500 Hudson seven passenger sedan for sale, local dentist pricing, a New Corn For Sale ad, theatre ticket sales and resale deadlines, leather goods and travel gear, fresh produce from Marino and Son, a travel and taxi service, dry cleaning and optometry notices, local auctions, farm sale notices, and public sale announcements with dates and locations.
Real Estate Managers Named in Frederick Md Listings
John N Clary and Markell N Nelson named as managers in the Frederick Maryland real estate department with RW Patrick St listed as a street address in the notice.
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Markell Nl
Nelson
Patrick
Real Estate Listing on West Church Street in Frederick Md
A brief notice lists land for sale on West Church Street Frederick Maryland with contact through The News Job Printing Office at 43. The ad mentions samples and a phone line for inquiries.
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Real Estate
West Church Street
Frederick, Md
Real estate listing of farms and homes in Frederick area
Noah B. Cramer & Son at 11 E. Charen St Frederick lists numerous properties including brick houses on Hamilton and South Streets, 70 acre to 164 acre farms with buildings, modern homes on Park Ave and Elm St, dairy and country village stores, and parcels in Mt. Pleasant Walleraville Yellow Springs and Cawistown. Prices range from 2 500 to 8 900 with possession noted for several.
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Third St
Jefferson St
Market St
Trail Ave
Jeta College Park
Seere
Walkersville
Crere
Frederick
Hood College
Savage
Dill Arena
Third Street
Church Street
Fourth St
State Road
Fair Grounds
Me Pleasant
Prederick County
Adamstown
Amilton Ave
South St
Qood Bidge
Alkersville
Dickerson
Mt. Pleasant
Thurmont
Walleraville
Weat Third
Yellow Springs
Park Ave
Elm St
4Th Strike
Noah B.cramer & Son
E. Charen St
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Sjamsville
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Wilmore
Kentucky
Moylan
Charlotte
N. C
Knoxville
Ten
George
Bowlus
Burkittaville
U. S
Niewera Perebachhy
Legion
McCray
Mowatt Windham
Kiessie M. Barber
Laytonsville
William FE. Basore
Mabel May
Menot
Friends of Prohibition
Hudson
H. & H. Motor & Tire CO
Patrick Street
Henry G. Radcliff
Farmers’ and Mechanics Bank
W. BL
Walter Decker
Warren Taylor
North Market Street
Frederick, Mary
Bay Marino
Marino and Son
Lewis Tyler Shook
Lowenstein and Wertheimer
Edward L. Kneeafi
7Th Street
York City
J. A. Schmidt
Frank M. Shapao
Ontician
W. Patrick
Franks Scott Key Hotel
Edith G. Siedling
Market
Whire Streets
Holy Name Society
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. Anthony Shrine
St. Joseph College
Mt. St. Mary's College
Mother Seton
Great Collegiate Church
The
Mountain College
Rhode Islan
Plymouth Rocks
I Gphia
A. A. Tiieman
Engrs
R. C
Hoor D
Patrick Court Building
Wolfe Washington
Packard
Frederick & A. m
Key Hotel
Washington , P. m
Raleigh Tietel
Hoowseholy
Gittinger
Tha News Post Office
East Third
Fourth Streets
Chapel Alley
Frederick Junk Co
Frank Gastley
West Patrick Street
eMuck
Rene Inlet
Hargsin
Porterma
Grayson I. Mercer
Prederick
Mit
Harry FL Crutchley
Mase Third Street
Storyland
Ust Third Street
Leo Weinberg
Guy L. Foot
Walter L. Rice
Reich Farm
Poland
China
Ford Automobile
Liberal Credit
Banking Department of Maryland
Hagerstown Mint
Community Finance Service
Alghingaugh Rldg
Washington ST
Uiagerstown
John H. Stauffer, JR
Real Estate and General Insurance
Fuckeystown
Gmeo United Realty Co
Joan HW
Stauffer
Fatrick Court Bldg
Citizens’ National Bank
Joseph D. Baker
O Board
Holmes D. Baker
John HW. Baker
Joseph McDivit
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Asst. Cashier
J. Travers Thomas
Asst
Cashier
John S.S. Ramsburg
Thomas
Haller
Charles Conley, M. D
Peter L. Hargett
John S. Newman
James B. Gambrill, JR
Daniel Baker,jr
John G. Baker
John N. Clary
POTTS @ GRIFFIN
Potts & Griffin
Court ST
W. N. Jolliffe
N. Jolliffe
the News Job Printing Office
Thomas P. Rive
Arne Price
Thomas P.rice
Marewood D. Harp
Pike Acres
Pike
Woodabora
McMurray
Weel Pourth Street
East Saventh Street
posKesalon
Im Atreet
Markwood D Harp
Pythian Castle
Noah E. Cramer
Nowh &. Cramer
James H. Crater
Flouse
Rere
Ijamavile
Eeast
8Th St
Blogs
Creagerstown
Center
Braddock Statea
Rea
Grayson H. Mercer
Grayson EH
Mercer
Trolley and
N. Market St
Fifth St
Frederick, Howard
Montgomery Counties
Grayson HI
Court Street
D. Mantz
Royal Society
Frchive
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