Death notices for Miss Nannie C Castle and Joseph Spangler
Miss Nannie C Castle daughter of Abraham and Adelia Castle dies at 2 a m after a year long illness at 104 East Second Street. Survived by sister Grace Castle brother Glenn Castle niece Mrs A B Buzzell and nephew Ralph Houghton. Funeral Saturday at 4 30 from home with burial Mt Olivet. Joseph Spangler aged 84 dies at home after a period of illness. Survived by wife Lucy Hoffman and ten children plus one brother and many grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 10 from the house with further services at the Lutheran Church of Harney and burial Mountain View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie C. Castle
Abraham and
Adelia Keeler Castle
East Second Street
Shy
Grace Castle
Glenn Castle
Frederick
A. B. Buzzell
Halethorpe
Ralph Houghton
S Baltimore
Mt. Olivet
Cc. Carty
Joseph Spangler
Harney
Ile
Joseph
Kessa Spangler
Lucy A. Hoffman
Littlestown
Milton IV. Spangler
Charles Sterner
Gettysburg
Noah Spangler
William Miller
Lydia Brown
Taneytown
John Staley
Vernon Myers
Silver Run
Mervin Spangler
Cletus Pitzer
David Spangler
Lutheran C Church of
Mountain View
Hood College student meeting addresses student government
Miss Mina Kerr, Ph D executive secretary of the American Association of University Women spoke to Hood College students on Principles of Student Government. She stressed that student government relies on faculty and student cooperation and serves as citizenship training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Kerr
American Association of University Women
Hood College
Miss Kerr
Smith
University of Pennsylvania
Hood
Milwaukee-Downer College
Milwaukee
Wis
Wheaton College
Papsne Association
Woen
Personal notes on Elmira resident visits and reminiscences
PURELY PERSONAL Mr. M. 2. Whaley of Elmira visits his sister Mrs. Wm. G. Fimmerman on Third street. Wheat, corn, eggs prices noted. Corri of London, famed referee, writes reminiscences for the English press. The account mentions a prior establishment in 64.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whaley
Elmira
Wm. G. Fimmerman
Third Street
Euene Corri
London
New Envoy Ricardo Jaimes Freyre Presented Credentials
Ricardo Jaimes Freyre, the new envoy from Olivia, presented his credentials to President Coolidge the day of his arrival. The photo记录 shows the ceremony as Freyre assumed his post and began official duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivia
Ricardo Jaimes Freyre
President Coolidge
Navy Day Talk by Capt. Preston at Frederick Rotary
The Frederick Rotary Club observed Navy Day at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Capt. C. F. Preston of the U S Navy addressed members, praising the navy and urging support for the 5-5-3 naval treaty ratio and full modernization including aircraft carriers and submarines. He cited Coolidge’s endorsement and recounted naval history from Tripoli to the White Squadron. He urged citizens to pressure Congress for a 100 percent navy ready for peace and war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Navy League
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Preston
President Coolidge
Department
Congress
Tripoli
Cleveland
Navy Department
America
Naval Academy
Thave
Armistice Day Observed November 12 by Proclamation
Governor Ritchie issues a proclamation making November 12 a legal holiday since Armistice Day November 11 falls on Sunday. The 1920 General Assembly resolution permits observing the following day. The governor urges citizens to give thanks for benefactions received and recalls the 1918 armistice signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
General Assembly of
Navy Pays Tribute as Officers Reaffirm Public Policy Goals
A gathering with Captain Preston and out of town guests emphasizes public policy aims and the Navy’s enduring ideals. Speakers include John Ferrell of Uniontown and others from Harrisonburg, Westminster, Lexington, and Uniontown as the group reflects on duty, patriotism, and John Paul Jones’s legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paul Jones
Captain Preston
John Ferrell
Uniontown
CL Switzer
Harrisonburg
W. Frank ‘Thomas
Westminster
J.B. Kunz
Uiitingdon
JT. C. Leonard
Lexington
Salkey W. Metzler
Robert F. Topwood
Morgan H. Bowman
Halloween Party By Catholic Daughters In Columbus Hall
A Hallowe en party was held by the Catholic Daughters of America in the Knights of Columbus hall on Wednesday. The annual event drew many members who enjoyed decorations and a play Spooks performed by Regina Little with assistants. Refreshments and decorations were provided by Nan Wilson. The guest list features numerous attendees in varied costumes including colonial dames Indian girls fortune tellers and gypsy and colonial figures.
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Knights of Columbus
Catholic Daughters of America
Regina Little
Corinne Herring
Catharine Long
Mary Russell
Cora Staley
Gertrude Poole
Nan Wilson
Howard Young
Mary S Kennedy
John Rearick
Ernest Kennedy
Nan
Etta Wilson
Topsy
Ruth Kennedy
Thomas Kennedy
Frank Little
Margaret Miser
John Wilson
Lester Smith
Joseph Jamison
Margaret Hartman
Harry Wisner
Jos. Eisenhauer
Jos. Elkins
Chas. Hiteshew
Mary Sheffield
Abrecht
Clara Miller
Trene
Segaloff Hoffman Wed in Charles Town Hidden Wedding
Albert Segaloff and Katherine Hoffman, both of the city, married in Charles Town West Virginia on September 26. The ceremony was kept secret until now, surprising friends. Karen Jeppe, who testified before the League of Nations on Armenian women and children deportations, has decades of Near East experience born in Danish and taught, created a phonetic system for Armenian teaching later adopted in Mesopotamian schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Segaloff
Hoffman
Albert Segaloff
Katherine Hoffman
Charles Town
W. Va
Karen Jeppe
Evide.c
League of Nations Assembly
Geneva
Near East
Urfa
Mesopotamia
Secretary Denby Rejoins Friends After Recovery
Secretary of the Navy Denby is out of the hospital after a torn heel tendon, still using a crutch. A photo shows him leaving the Orthopedic Hospital in New York with friends glad to see his recovery.
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Denby
New York
Public Sale and Local Notices Highlight Community Offers
Public sale announced for Saturday at 2 p m at the seller’s residence listing a cow tools household items and furniture. Special cars to Hagerstown for the Washington County Sunday School Parade October 28 with round trip fare one dollar and car pooling urged. Moose members Frederick Chapter No 371 I O O M asked to attend October 25 meeting at 7 30 p m. Potatoes and Danish cabbage available from Marino and Son at 36 East Patrick Street. Taxi service contact details provided for local travel and trespass warning posted near the Monocacy River with legal enforcement noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Washington County
S. Marino & Son
Marino & Son
East Tatrick Street
Distraint Sale and assorted notices at local shops
Auction and sale notices list items from D C Groves near Montevue to 307 North Market Street properties and junk shop calls. Also details on fruit and goods for sale, address updates for local agents, Halloween ball, dances, and an address on Japan by Miss Mary Gerhard with multiple public sales and auctioneers noted.
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Japan
Mary Gerhard
Lutheran Sunday School
Fast Second Street
Card party benefit funds and loans offered in Maryland
Financial event by American Legion Auxiliary plans a card party Friday October 26 at 8 p m in the Blue and Grey room of the Key Hotel with tickets at the door and from members Loans up to 200 offered to housekeepers and property owners within thirty miles on household furniture repayable over ten or more monthly installments Interest charged only on actual amounts The program is under banking department supervision to assist moderate borrowers and no obligation for inquiries Privacy and service noted as priorities
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Banking Department of Maryland
News Job Printing Office Ad In Frederick Maryland
Commercial printing house on Church Street Frederick Maryland offers real future opportunities and invites requests for samples. Phone 649.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real
Church Street
Frederick
the News Job Printing Office
Bootleg Liquor Crackdown Targets Siberia Stills
In Omsk region during the last year 1.12 billion pounds of corn were harvested and 180 million pounds were diverted to illegal distilling. Within a month authorities confiscated 900 stills and arrested over a thousand people for illicit liquor traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
Omsk
Jersey City Lawyer Portia Miss Hogan Secures Mercy in Murder Trial
Portia Miss Hogan of Jersey City, not yet 25, has earned several legal victories including guiding a Hackensack case to a second degree verdict with mercy recommendation after defending a man charged with first degree murder.
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Anna B. Hogan
Jersey City
Hackensack
N. J
Real Estate Manager Markell H Nelson Listed
Markell H Nelson, manager of the Real Estate Department, is identified at 28 W Patrick Street, Frederick Maryland. The listing notes his role and address in a formal directory entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markell H. Nelson
Real Estata
W. Patrick Sr
Frederick, Md
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Capt
Hallowe’en Party
M. R. Etchison
Moose
Frederick Shdre. No
Co. W. Miller, Secy
Francis Scott Key
Tersons
Gas House Pike
Monocacy River
South Market Street
F. H. Desprhaux
D. C. Grove
Montevue
BE. A. Alexander
Constable
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Fourth Street
Dill Avenue
Chapel Alley
Frederick Junk Co
Frank Gastley
Wagner Rug Works, Inc
Wagner
West Third Street
Lewisa Tyler Shock
Lowenstein and Wertheimer
Edward L. Kneesf
Tth Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Uittinger
Newa-Post Office
W. C. T. U. Sewing School
S. Market Street
Rebecca Gilbert
Tarry Smoor
F. W. Stoner
Staub
Reynolds
West South St
Noati
Cramer & Son
S&j
Mary
Jefferson Street
Noamef
East Church
South Market ST
Frank M Shapro
Ontometrist—Optician
West Patrick St
Francis Scott Key Motel
Liberal Credit
Grdernison
Circuit Court
Frederick County
John Willam Turely
Wlaf
Willilam
FL Johnson
Jay
Wli G. Haggh
Hagerstown MD
Community Finance Service Inc
Auguinbaugh
Washington Twagerstown, MD
Eli G. Haugh
Lealla N. Cohlentz
Boliniter
Roy
Roxaill
Care News-Post
John H. Stauffer, JR
Real Estate and Gneral Insurance
Third St
Third &T
Jefferson St
Market St
Trail
Lota Callese Park
Acre Farm
Walkersville
Hockeystown
Adamstown
United Realty Co
Washington, D.C
John TJ. Stauffer
Patrick-Court
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens' National Bank
Joseph N. Baker
Holmes D. Baker
Joan H. Baker
Joseph McKdivit
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Caskier
J. Travers Thomas
John
Ramsburg
Joseph D. Baker
Thomas H. Haller
Charles H. Conley, M. D
Peter L. Hargett
Newman
James H. Gambrill
Daniel Barker, JR
Harker
Potts & Griffin
Frecord
Court ST
W.N. Jolliffe
Mt Pleasant
Adamatown Ma
Markwood D. Harp
Pike
Freerick
Woodsbor
West Fourth Street
Seventh Street
Weert Third
Astreet
Elm Street
DT Avenue
Maple Park
Hale
Markwood , Harp
Pythian Castle
Noah EB. Cramer
Noah E. Cramer
James H. Cramer
Kamsvilla
Eastath St
Alacres
Cradgerstown
Center St
Washington St
Braddock State
Tauniton Ave
South &T
N. Market St
Park Ave
Acca
Lewistown
Elm St
Th St
E. Church St. Frederick
Grayson A. Mercer
Grayson H. Mercer
Trolley
State Road
Lisbon Howard Co
Fifth St
South St
Third St. Varma
Howard
Montgomery Counties
Grayson H, Miorcer
Court Street
Unusua
Rome
Royal Society
Almple
Portia
Thomas P
Thomas P. Rich
John N. Clary
Second Street
Fourth St
Pika
Car
Fair Grounds
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