Death of Mrs Rebecca K Johnson Wife of Union Knitting Mills Superintendent
Mrs Rebecca K Johnson widow of John L Johnson Union Knitting Mills superintendent died at home on East Patrick Street Saturday night about eleven from angina pectoris. Born September 20 1861 in Philadelphia she lived in this city about 33 years. Survived by husband two daughters Ella Johnson and Mrs Frank B Fox and son David L Johnson. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 from home. Infants Katherine Virginia Toms and Hannah M Saltzman also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John, le Johnson
Rebecca K
Johnson
John ‘L. Johnson
Union
Knitting Mills
East Patrick Street
Caroline
Henry’Struble
Philadelphia
All Saints Church
Frederick City
Red Cross
Mise
Ella Hi Johnson
Frank B. Fox
David L. Juhnson
Worcester County
C. c. Carty
Funerals Held for Several Local Residents
Funeral services were held for William A. Bara at his father-in-law’s home near Frederick and at Mt Olivet cemetery, conducted by Rev. Douglass Hooff. Pallbearers from F. C. E. included Dennis, Speaks, Castle, Grove, Summers, Kepner, and Moberly. Thomas Rice funeral director. Additional services for Lewis Elmer Critz were at his home on 22 Wat Fourth Street with pallbearers Staley, Engle, Troxell, Rice. interment at Mt. Olivet. George W. Selby’s funeral occurred Saturday from his West Sixth Street home with Rev. Grupp officiating and interment at Mt. Olivet. pallbearers listed. Thomas P. Rice served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Virginia “Toms
Nin
Clavin Keeney
Walkersville
EN. Parrish
M.E. Church
KK. G
Putman
William A. Bara
Mr. Null
Frederick
Mt.Olivet Cemetery
Douglass Hooff
All Saints Church
F.C. E
Oscar Dénnis
Benjamin Speaks
Maurice Castle
Leslie Grove
Elias Summers
Harrison L. Kepner
Lewis Moberly
F. C. E. F. W. Obenderfer and Son Funeral Directors
Wees
Léwis
Elmer Critz
Wat Fourth Street
Fr. McKew
Charles
Staley
George Engle
Charles. Troxell
MC. Rice
Interme
Mt. Olivet
George W. Selby
West Sixth
U.S. Grupp
Win
James Betard
Rhitred-Vanfossen
Q. Car Faran
Walter Livman
Mals Vin Oden
Thomas P' Rice
Personal notices of moves and home sales in local area
Miss Cora Keery and Mrs WH Michael of Balti no Dr are moving. Bowlin sold their home adjacent to the Savings Bank and Mid det bank Heights. Mrs Avie Rotlean from Middletown moved into part of Dr Bowlus property now owned by Valley Savings Bank. In spring Mr Howard Gross and his mother occupy the other part of the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora
Patrik Street
Dr .Bowlus
Savings Bank
Lakin and Hoffman Marry at Zion Reformed Church
Lakin of Hagerstown wed Hoffman of Hoodbridge in Zion Reformed Church ceremony officiated by Rev Dr Scott R Wagner. Bride Miriam Jane Hoffman daughter of Mr and Mrs C Knode Hoffman. Groom Lieut Albing Lakin son of Mr and Mrs J Brooke Lakin. Both families attend Hoodbridge and Hagerstown communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakin—Hoffman
Miriam - Jane “Hoffman
Hoodbriege
Frederick
Citizens National Bank Names Hendrickson Head
Citizens National Bank announces John D. Hendrickson as a key executive figure amid ongoing leadership changes. The move signals strategic realignment at the regional lender as it outlines new growth plans.
Local Store Promises Quality Coats and Furs at Bargain Prices
An advertisement touts coats and furs with emphasis on satisfaction and a strong reputation. It lists Fur Coats including French Seal and Marmot varieties, with prices from 148 to 275, alongside a range of one-piece dresses in serge and jersey. Also notes Jersey and Tricotine gowns and coat fabrics, plus bank officers and directors names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Real Stone Marten
Land Listings Showcasing Grayson Staley Holdings and More
A fragmented catalog of Grayson H. Staley properties and other acreage listings along trolley lines and roads. Features include brick houses with outbuildings, barns, lanes, and lawned acres near Lewistown Catoctin Furnace Middletown Peteravilla Urbana and Shookstown with various improvements and ample land for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agatthen
Lewistown
Catoctin Furnace
Mersville
New Middletown
Bethel
Liberty
Peteravilla
Hear
Utlea
Seood &Room
Uhana
Staw Fond
Hansonville
Patariville
Tron
Urbana
Rural property lots and farms for sale in Montgomery area
Classified listing advertises dozens of farms and country properties for sale near Frederick, Myersville, New Windsor, Middletown, and Montgomery County. Properties include 6 to 200 acre tracts with improvements, streams, fruit trees, timber, lime stone, bank barns, and proximity to rail lines and pikes. Prices range from about 2 600 to 76 000 dollars with multiple fully improved homes and outbuildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malkwood
Frederick
Myersville
Middletowns
Fraderick
New Windsor
I. R. Price
Pike
I. Rand Pike
Mt. Airy
Frank Rederick
Houss
Gond
Mit
Stone Bank Bern
Dickerson
Montgomery
Charles Town
W. Va
Rand Pike
Avery Feld
Buckpeda
Montgomery County
Dawsonville
Ontgomery County
Pooleaville
Ont Gem
Ory County
Houa
Nowy
Lavel Land
Dawesonville
Montgwm
Homer
East
Real Estate Sale Notes in Frederick County Almanac
EUGENE H. ALBAUGH listed for GALE various land parcels in Frederick County. Descriptions include acreages such as 129, 153, 176, and 88 acres with notes on productive condition, improvements, wood roads, water, and proximity to roads, reflecting a secondhand listing or auction ad for property under the Smith-Premier panel context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Korea
Frederick County
Pewriter Ee Nanan
Ed Smith
Ieee Eater
Two Suspects Face Hearing In Co operative Drug Store Burglary
The hearing for R. B. Alexander and L. T. Smith, jailed as the two men suspected in the early Friday burglary of the Co operative Drug Store, is set for Tuesday at 10 a.m. before J. Grahame John, Jr. Each man and spouse reportedly sought alibis. Sheriff Wertenbaker and Deputy Kupp traced Smith to Baltimore while officers investigated the pair, who allegedly planned the robbery and divided the loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Alexander
L. T. Smith
Co-operative Drug Store
J. Grahame John
Alexander
Smith
Frederick
Baltimore
Co-operative
Trail
Atlanta
Wertenbaker
Charles H. Kupp
Kupp
Democratic Women invite to school room meeting on Oct 26
Democratic Women of the 5th precinct invite residents to the N Market Street schoolhouse to learn voting procedures for the upcoming election. The notice encourages questions about ballots and promotes the Mullinix and Bentz Rug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullinix and Bentz
Local businessman William Filler returns home after operation
Among the sick is William Filler of Harris and Filler who has left Johns Markins Hospital Baltimore after an operation. He is reported as rash improved though the wording notes slight relapse for Lloyd Culter of South Market Street on Wednesday last but since then he has been improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ©. Filler
Harris and Filler
Johns Markins Hospital
Baltimore
Lloyd C
Market Street
Local Elections and Public Notices from Boys High and City
Democratic and Independent women voters are invited to Citizenship Schools at Boys High School on Tuesday and Friday at 7 20 p m to learn ballot marking and folding. Public sale announced at Colling Grossnickle land 126 3 Patrick Street on Thursday October 28 at 10 o'clock for household goods. For sale two story priest house 205 East Third Street nine rooms with garden. Republican women to meet October 7 at 7 30 to 10. Democratic neighborhood meetings tonight at Mrs Carliale 246 South Market Street and at Kreh Studio 217 West South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic’ Womeni ‘of
N. Market Street School-Hoagy
Etgard
Colling
Grossnickle
Eland
Patrick
Walter Teco
Guy L. Fout
Third Street
Gilmore ‘R. Flautt
East Third Street
H G Taylor 818 North Market and reek
A fragment notes H G Taylor at 818 North Market with an enigmatic reference to reek, indicating a brief street or property item in a local notice. No further context or dates are available in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Taylor
North Market
Reek
Farm Listings Near Frederick Maryland in 19th Century
A fragmentary ad listing multiple farms for sale near Thurmont Petersville and Frederick Maryland. Describes 14 to 160 acre farms with good buildings and high cultivation, fenced lands, prices ranging from 14 000 to 17 000 dollars, owner’s concession of 17 000, and inquiries via West Church Street Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snes
Thurmont
Petersville
Frederick
Tang
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Dispatch
Washington, DC
Maryland
United States Weather
THE
Hannah M. Saltzman
Lewla Saltzmen
N. Bentz
Hagerstown
CITIZENS _ NATIONAL BANK
John D. Hendrickson
PHE
Eee
Citizens’. National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J. D. Baker
WM. D. Baker
A. D. Baker
Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
Sees Amat
John
Ramsburg
WM. G. Baker
D. B. Kefauver
Thos H. Haller
Daniel Baker
C.H. Conley, M. D
P. L. Hargett
Newman
Gambrill, JR
H. D. Baker
Joan D. Hendrickson
Grayson H. Staley
the Insurance
Automobile
Frederick and
State Road
Mrederick
City of
Propany
Emmitsburg
Potts &Griffin
Casualty Insurance
Grayson U. Staliy
Insuraor
Mar
Tommes Rigtras
Cpaine
Trail Ave
Istia
Markwood D. Harp
Eugene H. Albaugh
R B. ‘Alexander
L. T- Smith
Staten
Academy
Court Square
Bentz
Reaves
Dollings
R. L. Dollings Company
Buckeystown
Buckeystown Pike
Tve
William H. Hershberger
Williamson's Drug
Madam Stanley
Highlands
N. J
Patrick Tract
Frederick Hospital
Washington Pike
H. Linthicum
Wayside Inn
LeGore
C.H. Rich
Office Union: Manufacturing Company
News-Post Office
Frederick Junk Company
East Third
Frank Gastly
Fort Sale
South -Market St
Liberal Commission
A. L
Bowles
New City Hotel
Brussels
Crex
Dreas
Jedemant
PHO
Plhomas P.ric
Nonte
Girria Oh Geomy
V. W. Jolliffe
W.N
Frederick, Maryland
Rae
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