Thurmont Justice of the Peace Robert Cadow Dies at 57
Robert B Cadow longtime Thurmont resident and former Justice of the Peace died at his home Sunday October 18 after months of illness aged 57 4 1. He was the last survivor of his parents and several siblings. Funeral services were held at his home with Rev Charles D Shaffer officiating and burial in United Brethren cemetery. Survived by his wife Linie Catlow and son Ewing. Miss Emma A Null dies at 4 at Frederick City Hospital daughter of John and Elizabeth Null survived by three brothers and four sisters Funeral services Monday at 2 pm from the home with interment in Mt Olivet cemetery. Thomas P Rice funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert £. Cadow
Robert B. Cadow
Thurmont
Mr. Cadow
James Ewing
Elizabeth, Cadow
Gol. Ritchie
Charles D. Shaffer
Frederick
United Brethren Cemetery
Wilhide and
Creeger
Linie Catlow
Ewing
Emma As Null
Emma A. Null
Magnolia Avenue
Mhrederick City Hospital
John
Elizabeth Null
James Null
Adamstown
Charles
Edward Null
This City
Aven B. Shaw
Charles Bare
James Roberts
Thomas Adessa Stup
Doubs
F. OD. Iutter
Shippensburg
C. E. Society of Grace‘ Reformed Church
C. E. Society of St Mary's Reformed Church
Silver Run
George Overholter
Mary Stover
Town
Frank Overholtzer
Grand River
John Eyler
Ladiesburg
Theodore Koons
Baltimore
Delmont Koons
Nellie M. Selby
Xerle Ohler
Women’s Missionary Society of Grace
John Yingling
Jennie Galt
Robert Galt
Kermer
Evelyn Gladhill
Bacerstown
Ellanora Shoemaker
Charles Selby
Union Fridge
Noah Selby
Nesah Selby
Miss Fiord
Jagiored
New Oxford
Tate
Calvin Rentzell
Darler Northy
Frank Overhaltzer
Iowa
Spealig
Funeral for Mary Catherine Bowers Held Near City
The funeral for Mary Catherine Bowers was held at her parents home on Thursday at 4 PM. Dr G Ellis Williams of Calvary M B Church conducted services. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Etchison and Company directed the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catherine Bowers
Glenn F
Blanche E. Bowers
G. Ellis Williams
Calvary M
Mt. Olivet
Etchison and Company Funeral Diretors
Local notes from Taneytown and nearby communities
Taneytown residents share updates on health and visits. Mrs. Walter Brower improves after surgery at Frederick City Hospital. several families from Westminster, Baltimore, and Grand River Iowa visit relatives and attend events. The C E Society and Grace Reformed aid groups meet, with travel and funeral notices noted.
Ancient Fundamentalism Questioned by Lactantius Quotation
A historical fragment presents Lactantius from the fourth century challenging extreme fundamentalist claims. It marvels at the idea of inverted natural orders and wonders why ancient writers list hanging gardens among wonders while philosophers imagine inverted fields seas and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lactantius
Huge Crowd Attends Final Day of Frederick Fair
An estimated 12 000 to 15 000 people crowded the Frederick agricultural fair final day. Rain Thursday kept many away but sunshine and improved grounds drew record attendance, with vendors thriving and attractions like Chinese acrobats and trained horses praised. No accidents occurred as traffic was well managed by state road officers and the railway company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Society
Fiteshows
Hagerstown and Frederick
Frederick Fair
Philadelphia
Shrine Circus
Hymeneas to Wed in November 72 Bride-To-Be and Marital News
Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Catherine Worthington Ross to David Bratt Baker of Baltimore with ceremony at All Saints church on Thursday November 12 at 7 PM, followed by a reception. Several York and Harrisburg area couples wed in recent days, including Eckenrode-Neidig, Hengst-Rider, Sackler-Holpzappie, and Tate-Black unions, all with minimal or no attendants and plans to reside in their new homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson Ross
Catherine Worthington Ross
David Bratt Baker
Baltimore
All Saints Church
Hengst—Rider
Cli T. Heasst
Louie R. Rider
York
United Brethren Parsonage
West Third Street
H. L. Keller
Annie Kraft
Tate—Sack
Paul Joseph Tate
Gettysburg
Rose M. Black
McConneilisburg
Fredtrick
Lutheran Parsonage
Samuel W. Kuhns
Stranger Reveals Brother in Maine Barbershop Gathering
In Bewdeinham Maine seven elder men and Captain Hall meet when an unknown visitor enters. The stranger is Frank Weed, brother of Fon Weed, who left Rowdeinham over forty years ago after working in California. The eight men total eighty years on average. Miss Catherine Becant returns from Atlantic City after two months.
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Bewdeinham
Maine
Lorenzo Minot
al Bilimaz
Emery Sede Jay
Will Brown
Fon Wood
Will Willams
Captain Hall
Fon Weed
Mr Weed
Mr. Weed
Frank
Rowdeinham
Boston Globe
Rowdoinham
Purely Personal: Frederick Visit and Birth Announcements
Mr and Mrs Kitty Wimsatt of Washington DC spent Sunday in Frederick. Mr and Mrs WilliamB Bennett announce the birth of a daughter. Dan G Peifer Miss Ethel Peifer Miss Laura Peifer and James A Price of Williamsport PA are visiting at the Clingam home East Patrick Street. Wheat corn figures listed as headings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty Wimsatt
Washington, D. C
Frederick
Williamb. Bennett
Dan G. Peifer
Ethel Peifer
Laura Peifer
James A. Price
Williamsport
Penna
Clingam
East Patrick Street
Local Civic Club Meeting and County Auction Listings
Regular Civic Club meeting scheduled at the Y M C A on Monday October 25 at 2 20 p m. Public sale ads announce March 15 1926 auctions near New Market with horses cattle hogs farming tools and household goods. Also various local sales include ranges furniture bikes cabbage fruit and fruit market ads plus October 20 hair cutter services and rental notices. Auctioneers John L Dutrow and Joseph Bussard listed for multiple sales including March 9 1926 and March 1th 1926 near Frederick and Mt Airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club
John L. Dutrow
Joseph A. Bussard
Will Sel
Paul P. Angleberger
Joseph Bussard
Frederick
Guy I. Plankett
Mt. Airy
Philip Clark
Hallowe'en party favors and church notices in Baltimore
The item lists Hallowe'en party favors from Hershberger and highlights All Saints Church inviting Episcopal congregation members to a 2 pm Sunday meet and Sunday school parade. It promotes Groff Florist Chrysanthemum Rose and Carnation Show on Oct 29 30 with free growth plant for purchasers. Also notes Bryan's cross and Gold speech nomination and a Frederick property sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints Church
Episcopal Congregation
John J. Snyder
Groff
Two Men Injured in Jefferson Auto Crash
Charles Taylor and Ear L Spurrier, both of Brunswick, were injured Friday evening when their car collided with that driven by Charles A L Mosburg near Jefferson. Taylor suffered severe head and hand lacerations. Spurrier appeared to have internal injuries. Mrs Mosburg and children escaped injury.
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Charles Taylor
Ear L. Spurrier
Brunswick
Charles AL Mosburg
Jefferson
Taylor
Spurrier
A. M. Spleeh
Mosburg
Frederick
Mosbure
W. Hayes Brown
Spiech
Tragic Fate of Warren's Trouser in Mary Herner’s Series
A fragment mentions 623 North Market St and the Baltimore American Sunday pages. It references Pola Negri as a Movie Star Spoon prize for 19¢ with a coupon, Oneida Community plate, and coupon redemption in Frederick. Also lists local notices for parades, theater services, and a charity junk shop ad with addresses and prices for cars and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Mable Herbert Urner
Helen and Warren
Baltimore American
Pola Negri
Screen Star
Oneida Community
Oneida Community, Ltd
Frederick
Lester Ortison
W. H. Leichert
POTTS & GRIFFIN Home for sale in Frederick Maryland
Real estate listing from Number 27 Court Street Frederick Maryland describes multiple properties including College Park and West South Street homes. Features include brick construction concrete porches vapor heat gas electricity and spacious lots with modern amenities. Properties noted: 17 000 square foot lot West Fifth Street 6 room and 4 room layouts Trail Avenue Rosemont and more with prices and terms.
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College Park
Frederic
Nrca
Real Estate and General Insurance Number
Court Street
Frederick, Maryland
4Th St. Pice
Fulmer
Washington Sty
Market St
Lou Market Bt
Dill Ava
Modern Home
West South St
I Moderna Homes
Eighth St
4Th St
Jefferson St
Park Avenue
Park Place
Trail Avenue
Church Street
5Th Street
Washington St
Intenith St
Rosemont Adition
T._ Patrick
Montern
Necemont
Wilson
3Rd St
S Roam
N. Maraket St
Aneiing McWarrav Ss
Electric
Alliance Guatrerk
Plauty Wwan Marker
Seren Fleer
Fine brick house and multiple city properties for sale
Various 6 to 9 room brick and frame houses listed with modern features, water and electric lights, rear alleys, and corner lots. Several farms from 30 to 142 acres with bank barns, spring water, fruit trees, and dairy setup near Frederick, Loys, Rocky Ridge, and Mount St More's. Party leaving city. Prices range up to 6,300 dollars.
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N. Marker St
EL Patrick Street
Madison St
West Third St
Thirteenth St
Frederick
Rocky Ridge
Loys
N. Market
McMurray St
Fairview Ave
Hone College
Mount St More's
New Midway
Rome
Sol
Loya Sid
Property Listings From Grayson A Anreer Frederick
A late 19th or early 20th century advertisement lists numerous farms and improved properties for sale near Frederick Walkersville Middletown and Frederick places. It notes acreage from 14 to 200 acres with modern brick dwellings on East Church Street Fourth Street Trail Avenue and other streets. Included are 6 to 8 room houses and varying improvements priced from $3 000 to $4 250 with Grayson A Anreer as real estate and insurance agent on Court Street Frederick.
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Lightstate
Goodland
Walkersville
Brodar
Middletown
ML Airy
Frederick
Trail Ave
N. Market Ss
College Ave
Grayson A. Anercer
For Sale Modern Dwellings On Multiple Streets Listed
A dense rural era real estate ad lists numerous single and brick homes with features such as steam heat garages electric lights and large lots. Prices span from a few thousand dollars to about four thousand with possession at once and notes on corner lots rear entrances and multiple dwellings.
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the Daily News
Taneytown
Walter Brower
Frederick City Hospital
John Davidson
John Belt
Jess
Westminster
Ross Fair
Anna Day
Gladys Zepp
Jacob D Null
Claude Biddinger
Evelyn
Mabel
John Sauble
James Shorb
M. A. Evans
F. J. Shorb
Miss Vallie
Charles Eyter
George Overholtzer
Frank Crouse
John Albaugh
Samuel Overholtzer
New Aidner
Elijah Jackson
Missouri
Singer
Hampstead
Loretta Jackson
John Cluts
Alma Newcomer
Keymar
Brower
Tulu
Rosa Crabbs
Niewspaper Babhye
Hymeneas
Eckenrode—Neidig
Henry C. Eckenrode
Lee’s Cross Roads
Beulah Mae Neidig
Harrisburg
United Brethren
Sackler
Holpzappie
Emory Sackler
Catherine Holpzappie
Ulysses S. G. Rupp
Moon
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
Catherine Becant
Atlantic Ciiy
Emma Pope Brown
North Market ST
New York
S. Market St
Hargett Fruit Market
Pennsylvania R. R
East Patrick St
Leatherman & Staley
H. Raabe
South Market St
West Patrick St
Theodore Alexander
West Patrick Street
Winchester Street
Hargetts’ Fruit Market
New Hallowe’en Candy, Hershberger’s
Alvin C. Doebing
East Fifth Street
Hallowe'en
Hershberger
Kathleen Norris
America
Chas.e. Gropf. Florist
Bryan
Gow Thighman
Sy Fannie Finnet
South Market Street
All Saints Street
South Street
Opera House
Empire Theatre
C. H. P. Belmont
Baltimére American
East Third
Fourth Street
Chapel Alley
East Third Street
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley
George Bernard Shaw
Trust Bank
Buckingham 'S
Mauricette Hesson
Key
News-Post
Onlr
Miller
North Market Street
Dodge Brothers
Dodge Brothers Panel
Nicodemus Ice Cream Company
Citizens’ National Bank
Resources
U.S. Bonds
U. S. Liberty Loan
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
West South Street
West Fifth Street
Elm Street
Washington Street
Jefferson Street
Matter Avenue
Rosemont
John W. Snook
TOR SA
Apniy
John W. Sncor
Beal Est. Mort. & Inv. CO
J. N. Clary
J. L. Beall
Frederick, Md
Noah E. Cramer
Noah B. Cramer
James J. Cramer
Realtors
East Church Street
Bath
Baumsardner
City
Daniel Ey
Richard A. Refauver
Omer
Mwiddletown
Anrij
Apple Butten
Cuwrien and Gambrill
Warry S&s
Trery
Tse
the News Job Printing Office
Thomas P. Rice
W. N. Jolliffr
Eres
Lewistown
State Road
Owsar
Fara
Slate Road
Dickerson
Duick
Couny
Braddock Heights
Jolliftr
West Church Steel
Marewood D
Harp
Market Street
Blue Ridge Summit
Markwood D. Harp
Pythia
Castle Building
Grayson H. Mercer
Gilmore R. Flautt
Dill Avenue
Patrick Street
Madison Street
Bouilding Jets
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