Fatal silo scaffold accident near Upton Mehring farm
William Baltzell of Thurmont was killed and Stover of New Midway badly injured when scaffold chains failed on a tile silo on the Upton Mehring farm between Rocky Ridge and New Midway. Baltzell died at once. Stover was treated at Frederick City Hospital and expected to recover. Funeral planned Friday at 12 o’clock with service at the house and burial in U D cemetery Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam
Thurmont
Stover
New Midway
Baltzell
Frederick City Hospital
Joes
Jizell
Mehring
C YH
Miler
Detour
Cabot
kRev
P. E. Heimer
The
Reformed Church
Mde
U. D
Mesars, Paltzell and Stover
Upton Mehring
Rocky Ridge
Lews
Death notices and obituaries from Montgomery and Baltimore counties
Several deaths are reported including Mrs Mary B Hildebrand Harrion at 1503 Riverside Ave Baltimore aged about 60 with funeral Thursday at 2 PM, interment in Baltimore. Mamie Elisabeth Main wife of Calvin Main Braddock died pneumonia at 3 AM age 24 8 19 with funeral Friday 10 30 AM Reformed church Braddock. Judge George W Meem former Orphans Court judge Montgomery County Gaithersburg died aged 71 leaving wife Mise Groomes and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Harrion
Riverside Avenue
Baltimore
Missen Hildebrand
South Market Street
Columbus O'Donnell
Petersville
William
Ann Rebecca Hildebrand
G. Luther Hildebrand
Dickerson
Harry Hildebrand
William and
Courtney Hildebrand
West
John Hildebrand
New York
Mamie Elisabeth Main
Calvin Main
Braddock
James H
Mary Fox
2. H. Killan
Overlea
Baltimore County
George W. Meom
Orphans’ Court
Montgomery County
Gaithernburg
Mise Groomes
Mr. Meem
District of Columbia
Funeral Notices for Gambrill and Nellinger
The funeral of Edward Trall Gambrill son of C Staley Gambrill of Colorado was held from Ernest Helfenstein’s Clarke Place residence at 2 30 PM with Rev Douglass Hooff officiating. Pallbearers included James H Gambrill Je Ernest Helfenstein Edwin C Markell and Holmes D Baker. C C Carty was in charge. The funeral of W E C Nellinger will be from his Tel egraph Street home Thursday at 2 30 PM with Rev F F Neel of Trinity M E Church South officiating. Interment follows at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Trall’Gambrill
C. Staley Gambrill
Colorado
Ernest Helfenstein
Clarke Place
Douglass Hooff
James H. Gambrill
Je. Ernest Helfenstein
Edwin C. Markell
Holmes D. Baker
C. c. Carty
W. E. C. Nellinger
Telegraph Street
F. F. Neel
Trinity M. E. Church
South
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Cassell and Tingle wed in Baltimore home ceremony
Dr John H Cassell a noted Thurmont druggist and Miss Clara M Tingles of Thurmont were married yesterday at the home of Dr Cassells sister Mrs Samuel Kactl in Walbrook Baltimore After three brief wedding trips they plan to reside in Thurmont and inform friends of the nuptials
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassell
John H. Cassell
Misa Clara M. Tingles
Thurmont
Samuel Kactl
Walbrook
Baltimore
Engineer Boardman backs 22 inch main and storage reservoir
Philadelphia hydraulic engineer William Boardman after inspecting Frederick water system with Aldermen Burch Culler and Abbott says a storage reservoir is essential and a 12 inch main from Fishing Creek should be installed to improve pressure. He warns dry-season risk and notes a large impounding reservoir would solve the problem long term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Boardmuin
Philadelphia
Frederick
William i. Boardman
Burch
Culler
Abbott
Tuscarora
Fishing Creek
Boardman
Iast
City Deliberates Water System Inspection Trip
City Attorney Smith discussed an inspection and investigation of the water system with State Forester W. Besley, who advised removing dead chestnut timber from watersheds. 410 agreed to help obtain a topographical map of the Tuscarora watershed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Frevo Mtate
W. W. Besley
Tuscarora
Elevating a Husband to Open Week at Uhy Opera Move
Myrkle Harder’s stock company led by Miles Myrkle and Jack Peelia brings a famed troupe to Uhy Opera House starting Monday, October 19, with Elevating a Husband as the opening production. The group, recruited from higher-priced attractions, promises sterling dramatic fare and unlimited comedy in a wholesome show.
Personal notices list Frederick residents visiting and local travels
Purely Personal items note Miss Mabel Kindley of Frederick visiting Miss Nancy Elliott in Hagerstown. Librarian Miss 5 M Ak'n spent Monday in Washington. The Shanks visited Washington. Mrs Rose Hagen and daughter May Hagan visited friends in Bradock. Families from Baltimore and Wilmington traveled from a country home in Carroll County to luncheon with the Stoners. Mrs Sarah QO West resigns as recording secretary of the Just Government League. succession planned at the November 9 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Kindley
Frederick
Nancy Elliott
Hagerstown
5. M. Ak'n
Frederick's Library
Washington
Jean and
Rachael Shank
East Third Street
Rose Hagen
May Hagan
Weat Church Street
Braddock
10. Wright and Son
Thornton Wright
Edward Reisler
Edward Reissler
Helen Uhier
Baltimore
George V. Tollinger
Whitnington
Del
Wright
Carroll County
Frank L. Stoner
East Second Street
Sarah QO. West
New York
Just Government League
West
Elizabeth McDannel
SAFETY DR. J. E. BEATTY DEAD OLDEST MARYLAND ALUMNUS
Dr Joseph Edward Beatty a Frederick County native and University of Marylands oldest alumnus died in a Baltimore sanatorium after more than a year of confinement He was Civil War surgeon major and battlefield aid provider at Bull Run and South Mountain He settled in Frederick later moved to Baltimore survived by two children funeral set for tomorrow morning at Victoria Apartments St Paul and Twenty first streets
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland
County
Joseph Edward Beatty
Frederick County
Baltimore
Hia
Asfordby Philip
Sarah Trarnell Beatty
Frederick
Beattys
Monocacy River
Ulster County
New York
Frederick College
Ritchie
Willam Waters
Poole
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Beatty
United States Army Board
Maryland
Bull Run
J. E. Stuart
South Mountain
General Reno
Everhart
Emily Trammell
Medical Association of
State Medical and Chirurgical Society
Paul S. Heffieman
California
A. Beatty
Corning
Victoria Apartments
St Paul
Twenty-first Streets
Co A Aiming for Win at State Rifle Range
The State Rifle Range near Glen Burmmic closes today after opening June 15. Sergeant FL Lester Smith returned from the range, reporting 1 men from Frederick, with three off duty participants. Company A is poised to win the United States match and contend for first or second in the Dupont match. Sear Warry Schilling Fred Gibson and Dorri Martin of the city spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ashbaugh Harmony Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Measre Warry Schilling
Fred Gibson
Dorri Martin
Mrs. Ashbaugh
Harmony Grove
Blanket and Comfort Sale Prices Spotted
A short listing details prices for various blankets and comforts. 98 cents buys gray and white blankets, 1.25 for a better one, 1.50 for Silkateen Comfort with pure white cotton, 1.98 for Wool Nap Blanket, 50 cents for Crib Blankets, and 2.50 for extra large Silkateen Covered Comfort valued at 4.00.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farm of Upton
Rieds
Gilprederick Genntiana
Bauliry
C. C. Beileau
W.g.v Belleau
Ata
Enigen Grove
Plymouth Rocks
Rev F. Rohrer
William B. James
Rosemont
MMA
Mary FE
Hammbon
Cailnin Main
Reformed Church of
G. A. Snyder
Middletown
Reformed Cemetery of
Thomas P. Rice
Atta George W. Merse
Hymeneas
Tank
Myrkle-Marder
Fredery
Eenanon
Tae
J. E. Beatty
West Patrick
Ali
Mary Collar
W. B
Norrington
Fen
Logan
Arctic
Frederick Grand Electric Dept
Hagerstow
Frederick R. RK. Co
Sale
Newspapre
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