Deaths in the community
Obituaries report the deaths of Samuel D. Ridinger and Clara Lee Lescalleet with details of survivors and funeral arrangements. Samuel D. Ridinger leaves a widow, one son, a daughter, siblings, and will be funeralized at U B cemetery in Barhey with services led by the Mystic Chain, while Clara Lee Lescalleet, aged 62, died at home in New Windsor with multiple daughters and siblings surviving and a funeral at Five Creek Church of the Brethren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel D. Nidingzerger
J. Emory Hahn
Taneytown
Cletus S. Ridinger
John
Abe Ridinger
Harne
Barbara Frazer
Charles He Gettysburg
Clara Weant
Tazertown
U. B
Barhey
Brown
Jedge of Harney
Ridinger
Edward Lescalleet
Clara Lee Lescalleet
New Windsor
Pikesville
Willam
Alelia Paine
Ruth
Florence
Westminster
Margaret
Baltimore
Abcella
Edith
Ellsworth
Jennie Otte
Thomas Geman
Washington
Margaret Paine
Ernest ©. Paine
Five Creek
Edgar A. Breighner
Gae
Jerome Breenoes
North Saet Street
Lille Breighner
Alice Breighner
North Market Street
Frank
Republic
Charles
Walkersyile
Roy
Claude
Frederick i
Arthur Wilson
York
Jess Yingling
Yingling
M. E
Mt. Pleasant
R. Exenison
San
Births and Visits Highlight Taneytown Community News
Mrs Lewis Engelbrecht of Taneytown welcomes a daughter, while Mrs J V Engelbrecht visits Washington. Mrs E D from Detroit returns with Miss Thelma Cullar, visiting relatives. Frederick attendees greet Governor Alfred E Smith’s Baltimore visit, with ushers at the Fifth Regiment Armory. A captioned image recalls life on a prehistoric ear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Engelbrecht
Taneytown
Ami Ars
South Street
J. V. Engelbrecht
Wlpe
Washington
E. D. Se
Detroit
Mich
Aloyd ©. Cuber
Harvey Murray
Thelma Cullar
Frederick
Baltimore
Alfred £& Smith
David
Winebrenner
Parsons Newman
Andrey A Annan
J. A. Williamson
LeRoy C. Barrick
Alfred W. Gaver
L. C. Barri
Cornelia
Louise Potts
M Michael Passaro
Market Prices Livestock And Prods From Barnishea
Market price ranges for hogs and spring chickens shown. Hogs 130 to 160 lbs and 200 to 250 lbs note varying prices. Prices cited include 3 to 87.5 cents per unit and up to 12.55. An apparent list of weights and values appears with incomplete OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnishea
Hess Ifley
Election Names for Many Babies Amid Confusing Text
Fragmentary OCR shows an election context with scattered names including John and Ben, plus various unclear terms and possible mentions of families. The readable content is insufficient to confirm a coherent event, date, place, or outcome.
Court News Property Deeded and Equity Notices
Court actions show property transfers in Frederick County and city, with multiple deeds listed for amounts from 1 cent to 4 078.50 dollars. Equity cases include a divorce suit and mortgage lease actions, plus a district vote on local school and civic matters. The reports mention specific names, counties, and parties involved in deed transfers and equity cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva F. Rice
Graeth
Edward C. Routzahn
Howard E. Lochner
Charles W. Burr
George &. Burrier
Ceceia G. Irving
James K. Gray
G. Harry Carmmadsy
Edward Crockett
Et al
Luther C. Powell
Wm. D Powell
Board of
Ec Fon
Frederick County
Vernon A. Redmond
Wie
David C. Bier
Gilmore R. Flantt
Edgar H. AcGride
Gilmore B. Fland
W. Heary
Milton G. Xeussell
Atlee HL Nat
City
Moegphani
Frank €. Shock
Ithsrine
Armistice relay event planned by Key Post in Frederick
For Armistice celebrations, Francis Scott Key Post No 11 plans a relay race on Market Street before the parade. Teams include Frederick High and Marland State School, with captains Summers Weddle and Guabert choosing athletes. The cup stays with the winning team for a year, and the meet begins around 3 PM after the relay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americin Legh
Marland State School
Frederick Hish School
Bach Zeant
Srederit Ikeyr
Tepresenies
Viacd
Purdum Purdum Weekend Visit Notes Tidy Social Roundup
Purdum Oct. 39 reports visits by Mr. and Mrs. Harry MM to Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Moxier laren and by Sir. and Mrs. Claude Har te to Windsor. An upcoming oyster supper is planned for November 16 and 17. Raymond Brown and family spent Sunday with Brown, while Windsor visited her parents and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Sauth hosted summer guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdum
Harry MM
A. A. Moxier Laren
Claude Harte
Raymond Brown
Brown
Windsor
Ami
James Franzlin
Waedaine
Mrr
Wesley Sauth
Among The Sick 242 pri aveis sto ara nitresour
Fragmented OCR reads as a brief public notice about a health related matter listing uncertain details and incomplete names. The readable fragment hints at a medical or welfare context but omits concrete actions dates or authorities for full confirmation.
Local Moves and Property Changes Noted in Community
New Market Suter Min Boo. Mr and Mrs Bog Barges relocate. Dr. Spas retires due to health. Latre family moves from Afr. A J Zisimerman's Washington DC house. George Sheets move to Frederick. Mr Clains and Monrovia family relocate. Mehryl Lease to vacated Watkins property. Grimes to move from Downes property. Misses Mary and Anna Scheel visit from Washington. Postmaster Burgess heating plant installed.
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Suter Min
Mls
Uease Siege Laces
Ler’s
Iemans
Spas
Latre
Afr
Mehryl
Watkins
EL L. Grimes
Downes
and . Leese
Crick
Alina
Acre
Mary
Anna Scheel
Washington
Burgess
Local Notices And Socials From Frederick City Area
Mixed catalogue style local notices list events and ads such as dances balls party reminders and rental postings. Mentions include a mask dance at State Armory a Halloween dance Georges Creek Coal and a public card party at Frederick City Hospital Alumni Association Blue and Grey Room with Francis Scott Key Hotel events and various ads for loans and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Francis Scott Ker Hoffer
Local notices and varied market ads in December issue
Local text lists rewards, public sales of household goods, farm notices, and multiple shop ads. Mentions a reward for arrest and conviction in a murder case, public sale on December 1, and various merchants including Peoples Drug Stores, Sanitary Fish Market, and J. Caher Cramer & Son.
Unclear fragmentary social notes and names
Fragmentary OCR notes recounting visits and recoveries. Mentions include Mrs Leite repairing appendages, Miss Jane Ecker, Rev and Mrs Senseney hosting friends at dinner with several ministers and residents named from Indiana and nearby towns.
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Leiter Connec
Jane Ecker
Ear Senseney
Edward Milter
Miller
Solomon Stoner
Indiana
Esraine
Gerber
Johnsville
Bis
Kerman Snader
Uniortos
Enton Bridge
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Moral Vine
Pra Neve
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Imen
Ben David
Bushs Ato
Court News
Harry B. Fritz
Mary BE. Fritz Bik
J. F. R. Heage
Estormey
Thomas M. Williamson
J. Newberry Co
Wotear's
Aba Chess
Decomeeas
Cin
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Straat O On
Centuru Bidg
Thurs
John A. Castle
Man
Gaithersburg
Hila
Robert
Gordon
State Armor
Gerober
St. Anc
Georges Creek
J. A. Jamieon
AMD Credis Ct Potomac Edson
Cue UW
Patrik Bt
Phone
John S Penn
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Crist
Sulcus Leeseemtigs
Duce Glade Jr
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Sal Bank
Emory C. Orus
Wedney
Monocacy Park
Madison &J. Caher
Cramer & Son
Peoples Drug Stores
Sanitary Fish Market
EL Patrick St. Sr
Braddock
Deco
Saurat
Sier Kraut J. Iy. Culler
Patrick
the News-Post
Sue Contatua
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Vale
Mithar
Erie
Camstat
Sebi CO
Josep To Caner Deerme
Patra
Haben
Prasudent
Jon HH Basen
Vee Fire
Joseen Mapiver
Josefa Deker
HRICK
Record Bank
Frank L. Stoner
Yo L. Pout
N. Jolliffe
Neres
Feu
Mlomr State
Roceweil
Jolliffs
Frederic
Chapel Ailey
Phon
Ares
BF Reich
Anodes
West
Predevick
Aid
Pracapply
Hirstman, le
Reich
Atsors
Thomas P.rice
Ube
Thomas Price
Jarge Srick
Tnryc Ict
Caith Street
Rust Stith
Noah E
Cramer & Bon
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Cramer Ames Cramer
Foyth &T
Chureilly
Ted
WA Acres
Bings
Old Braddock
Kleigs Keane i Freder'ca
Murcard
Snook & Mercer
Gure Shaser
Coor ST
Real Est
Mori & Inv CO
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