Death notices and obituaries in Brunswick area
Ellen Virginia Garrott widow of A Anderson Garrott died at her daughter Mrs N B Conway’s home in East Potomac Street Brunswick after years of illness. Survived by four sisters and two brothers. Funeral from her home Wednesday at 10 with ministers officiating and burial at St Mark's cemetery. Other notices report the deaths of Robert Franklin Dodge Zentz Aubrey T Etzler and Blanche V Nicholson with funeral details and survivors provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Virginia Garrott
A. Anderson Garrett
N. B. Conway
East Potomac Street
Brunswick
Joshua
Catherine Maught Ahalt
Burkittsville
Alice
Laura Ahalt
Eimma Louie
J. J. Shank
Hartung Grove
Chartes
John Abali
Burklitsvitle
Chas. W. Vess
BE. EB. Burgess
Grace Episcopal Church
H. C
D. Zentz
Robert Franklin Dodge Zentz
Thurmont
Roger
Charles
Baltimore
Bruce
Arn Ribald
Hanover
John
Davenport
Iowa
Norbert
Janesville
Wis
Reb Engleman
Westminster
John Wilhide
Frizzelburg
David
G. Daniel W
Adam R
W. Herbert
Doctor W
George
Cg. A. Brosius
United Brethren Church
United Brethren Cemetery
Wilhide and Creeger
Aubrey T. Etzler
Libertytown
Uged
Alma Etzler
Miss Smith
Mt. Airy
Emma EF. Etzler
A. T. Etzler
Perry
William Etzler
Blanche V. Nicholson
Blanche’ V. Nicholson
George E.micholson
Simon Oland
Olney
Mongtomery County
Oland
Harry Craver
Guion Nicholson
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Funeral Notices for Miss Sarah Cronenburg and Child of Clarkes
The funeral for Miss Sarah H. Cronenburg, who died at James P. Harris residence near Thurston, was held Sunday at Zion Presbyterian Church Urbana with Rev Wheeler officiating and interment beside the church. Pallbearers listed. The Clarkes child funeral occurred Saturday at the late home near Monrovia with Rev C. R. Donaldson officiating and interment at Mt. Olivet cemetery. Both services were directed by Geo. W. Peters, funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah HE. Cronenburg
James P. Harris
Thurston
Zion P_ BE. s
Thomas
Emma Clark
Monrovia
C. R. Donaldson
New Market
Mt. Olivet
Geo. W. Peters
Principle of Association and the Unity of Cause
Emerson argues that true distinction among people lies in their principle of association, preferring intrinsic likeness and causal relations over surface differences. He asserts intellect advances through clearer vision of causes, uniting all things as friends and sacred, with every substance and life teaching universal causality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Origin of the word news from a four-point compass
The Ohio State Journal notes that the term news derives from a historic newspaper heading with the four compass points placed at the top of the first sheet. When the design faded, the letters were kept as the word news, symbolizing world-spanning contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Journal
Pride’s Purge and the Long Parliament purge event
Col. Thomas Pride led a force that purged the Long Parliament on December 6 1648 sparking arrests of 41 members and exclusion of 150 on the next day The Commons home Dew was reduced to about eighty independents as a commission was directed to charge Ivy Charles Ion with treason Kansas City Starz
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pride
Thomas Pride
Home of Commons
Dew
Ivy Charles Ion
Kansas City Starz
Young Waynesboro Boys Run Away From School
Three Waynesboro boys ages 12 to 13 left school Monday after first day, riding with motorists to Hagerstown and Boonsboro before police detained them. They had about 1.05 dollars and said they did not want more knowledge from school. Their father arrived to take them home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Kenneth Verdier
Roy Verdier
Hamilton Avenue
Harold Bryan
Walter Bryan
Thornton Snyder
Clarence Snyder
Ridge Avenue
Hagerstown
Boonsboro
Kina
Walsh
Miller
Snyder
Chief Walsh
Mr. Snyder
Bors
Marriages Reflect Tide of Maryland Area
Multiple notices from Washington to Brunswick detail weddings this week. Mason Bodner marriage in Washington at 4 pm with Raymond Mason best man and Warthan hos, Mrs Lula Bodser and Linwood Warthan Jr. present. Withide of Baltimore wed to Mary Charlotte Bussard, parsonage ceremony, Philadelphia and Atlantic City trip, home on Edmondson Ridge. Goodheart Long union in Richmond with Brunswick guests, supper at Longbrake home in Brunswick. Forle Baker union at Mt Pleasant Reformed church parsonage with Woodsboro link and Lewis Sample wed in Thurmont United Brethren parsonage. License issued in Hagerstown for Howard L Lake and Mable F Greenl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Warthan
Louise Warthan
Linwood Warthan, Jr
Mason
Washington
Ad Sta. Wuecyu
Bussard
Mary Charlotte
Luther J. Withide
Baltimore
George E.withide
Thurmont
HE. K. Bell
First Lutheran Church of
Harold Firor
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Wihide
Edmondson Ridge Road
Fogle—Baker
Reformed Church
Mt Pleasant
Robie Hamilton Forle
Helen Marie Baker
Woodsboro
Barton R. Carnahan
Local Markets 8145 $5.00 Burr Listed In Market Row
Chariex W Burr six months old of New Orleans is recorded in local markets with four grandparents, four great grandparents and two great great grandparents noted in the family listing.
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Chariex W. Burr
New Orleans
Gve
Purely Personal notes from Frederick area
Miss Emma S. Thomas moves to Dobbs Ferry New York to teach as house mother at The Mantere School. Miss Elizabeth Sheely of Pa to teach French and Latin in Shinglehouse High School. Miss Esther D. Coblentz heads Household Economies at Welch High School West Virginia. Franklin Vernon, infant son of Mr and Mrs Roger Smith of Thurmont baptised in the Reformed parsonage. Mr and Mrs Duther B Carr Brunswick welcomed a nine pound daughter at Frederik City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma S. Thomas
North Market Street
Dobbs Ferry
New York
Elizabeth Sheely
Andrst
Shinglehouse High School
Potter County
Misa Sheely
Hood College
Frederick
Sanford L. Shaffer
Miami
Florida
Thurmont
Esther D. Coblentz
Braddock Heights
Welch
W. Va
Welch High School
Franklin Vernon
Roger 2B. Smith
P. B. Heimer
Mra. Smith
Lima
New England
New York City
Philadelphia
T. J. Gaehr
Presbyterian Church
Duther B. Carr
Brunswick
Fréderik City Hospital
Robert D. Osburn
Potomac Edison Company
Pittsburgh
Frank Chew Osburn
Wm. R. Rupley
Wm. R. Rupley Jr
Grand Rapids, Mich
Wm. R. deLashmutt
Julia and
Jean deLashmutt
Chevy Chase
D. A. deLashmutt
Rockville
Braddock Hotel
Mary Neighbors
Emmitsburg
Devota Purdy
Washington, D. C
Belle Lease
Monrovia
Nellie Giishert
Baltimore
B.C. Shepherd
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
B. C. Shepherd
Judge
Glenn H. Worthington
Allegany
Merchants and Miners Line
Boston
Mass
Ronald Beall
W. A. Beall
Joshua Musgrove
Marion Anglesbee
Ira Brown
Virginia Beall
Mazie Beall
Douglas Beall
Nadine Anglesbee
Charles Bizer
Famly
St Anthonys Eu chore party and Taneytown parade plans
The Eu chore party at St Anthonys was well attended. Guests at the McNulty home included James Seltzer and families from Waynesboro Baltimore and Upper Marlboro. Washington Camp No 2 Patriotic Sons of America will mark its 35th anniversary with a parade to the Taneytown Fair Grounds, exercises including speakers from Baltimore Westminster and Hanover Pa, a baseball game, and evening attractions. Taneytown camp exceeds 200 members and Miss Marjorie M. Ward heads Boston manager duties for the largest staff company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthonys
Anna B. Curry
Albert McNulty
James Seltzer
Waynesboro
John Seltzer
Catherine
Loretta Ridgiey
McIni
Washington Camp
Patriotic Sons of America
Taneytown
Carroll County
Taneytown Fair Grounds
Patrick-Court
South Market Street
Roll County
Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
P.O. S
Hanover
William James Heaps
Whham L. Seabrook
Westminster
J. W. Reinecke
Taneytown Camp
Araby Sunday School Festival Set for September 2
Araby Sunday school hosts a festival at its church premises with activities planned for Wednesday evening September 2. Organizers invite families and neighbors to attend and enjoy a community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Araby Sunday School
Michael family reunion near Berkeley Springs WV big turnout
The annual Michael reunion drew about 2000 relatives Sunday at a pine grove eight miles northeast of Berkeley Springs West Virginia. Attendees came from as far as Ohio. Elaborate program and plebe dinners enhanced the day with reminiscences of each attendee. Local Summers and Ransburg families attended from Frederick Woodsboro and Harmony Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Pine Grove
Berkeley Springs
West Virginia
Ohio
George Summers
Maynard
Frederick
Todbert Summers
Mr. Pleasant
John Summers
William Summers
McKaig
Nelson Summers
Woodsboro
Guy Ransburg
Guy Jr
Harmony Grove
City Taxes for 1925 and notices from Frederick
City taxes for 1925 offer 3 percent discount if paid in September and 2 percent discount if paid in October. Notices from A A Nicodemus and G Roy Martin include business travel plans and liability disclaimers. Auctioneer John W Null lists services from 322 East Third Street Frederick Md plus livestock and poultry equipment for sale. Festival and church events at Mt Zion McKaig Mt Mountain View Park and a Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals meeting at the M C A. Bertha Trail notes, and a Mountain View Park dance by Hagan's Orchestra. A page-wide roundup of notices and ads ends with a town business update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Nicodemus
John W. Null
Ttarms
Virginia
East Third Street
Frederick
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Bertha Trail
Frederick area classifieds and property listings brief note
A dense vintage Frederick page lists assorted notices and ads. It includes a public sale announcement at Hargett's Fruit Stand on South Market Street, real estate offerings around Frederick County with multiple farm and residence properties, and business service ads from J. L. Bradshaw Co and H W Zeigler. Realtor Torn W. Snook promotes properties and insurance at 28 Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hargett’s
South Market Street Bridge
HF. Grayson
Argo Kitch
Bradshaw and CO
Bank Officers and Capital Listed in 100000 Dollar Detail
Capital at one bank is shown as 100000 dollars. The board is led by Chairman Holmes D Barber with John Ho Baker as president and Joseph Mcdivit as vice president. WM Zimmerman serves as cashier with Samuel G Duvall as assistant cashier and J Travers Thomas as assistant cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes D. Barber
John HO. Baker
Joseph McDivit
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
J. Travers Thomas
GashIer
Farm properties and homes advertised near Frederick Maryland
A list of multiple real estate offerings from Grayson H. Mercer Real Estate and Insurance includes farms from 104 to 200 acres with features such as high grade limestone soil, spring water, timber, and bank barns. Listings mention proximity to New Market Walkersville Middletown and Frederick, prices from 3 000 to 22 000, and references to homes with modern brick dwellings and 14 acres. Also notes Pythian Castle Building on Court Street and insurance lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potts & Griffin
Potts & Qrifmin
Real Estate and General Insurance
Court Street
Frederick
Maryland
Rocky Ridge
Sal
Loy's
Mille Association
Real Bargain
Milaw
Woodsboro
N. Market St
McMurray St
Fairview Ave
Hood Collers
Woodabora
Mount Be Mary’s
New
Oorth
Lewistown
Broderick
Fréderick
Fourmont
Loys
Creagerstown
Middleburg
West Fifth Street
North Market Street
City of Frederick
North Market St
W. Snook
Court St
N. Market Street
South Market Street
Market Street
State Road
BR. R
Minestons
Elite
Walkershire
City
J. 8. Curry
M. H. Nelson
Joe Ma
New Market
W. N. Jolliffe
West Church
Sir
Frederick, Ma
Walkersville
Spectera
A Ehey
Middletown
Cal
Mt Airy
East Church St
Fourth St
Trail Ave
West Fifth St
College Ave
Real estate choices listed for Salter property and nearby homes
The notice advertises multiple properties for sale or possession on Market Street and nearby avenues. Listings include a Salter property at 3 Market St near the bridge, a modern brick dwelling on East Church Street, various steam heat and electric light homes, and bundled lots on East Fourth Street and West Third Street. Seller contact is Guaiore Flatt, 109 North Market Street.
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Troger G. Harley
East Third St
North Market Street
South Market
W. T. Delaplaine
News-Post
MYERS
East Second Street
M. H. Nelson
W. Patrick St
Sayeran
Commercial State Bank
East Second St
North Market St
Wim. D. Bowers Lumber Co
Houdse
N. Market St
C. EL Schildknecht
Wetter Avenue
Geo B Kehne
Madison
Market St
Trail
Braddock Helghin
Howe
Dill Ata
Chestnut Grove
Lime Eli
West South Su
Elm Street
W. Ord
Woof City
Roperties
OC Marker
Patrick Strests
Noah FI Cmaner & Son
East Church St
Ptone
Salter
East Fifth
Teoma
Washington St
East Patrick St
East Fourth St
Bullne
Bulldine Iet
South St
Fast Patrick SL
Fifth St
North Market St Bar
Modero
West 4Th St
Sant
Guaiorer
T. Secor
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Hymeneas
Wilhide
Potomac River Bridge
dample—Lewis
Mabel L. Lewis
tThurmont
William B. Sample
Balltimore
United | Brethren Parsonate
Wm. F. Kehier
Howard Leslie Lake
Mable
F. Green
Renson
ST. Anthony's
Helen Jordan
Patapsco Public School
Marjorie M. Ward
Staif Company
Berkeley
Springs
Washington Street
G. Roy Martin
Conard Williams
G. W. Tilghman
Frederick, Md
Mt. Zion
Melody Boys
Big Mountaindale
Hagan’s
Mountain View Park
Hyattstown
Stags
Paar
Nicodemus Ice Cream Company
B. M. Davis
John W. Snook
Mary EH
South Arathor At
Houck
Miss McPherson
Ezra Houck, Jr
East Church Street
Care News-Post
Georges Creek
J. A. Jamison
H. W. Zeigler
Hamburger
Moreland
Tates
Hubert Bowers
Backerstown
Tyler's Jewelry Store
South Market St
Daches Cage
East Third
Fourth Streets
Chapel Alley
FREDER+KITNE
Frank Gassler
Real Est., Mort. & Inv. CO
Noah
E. Cramer & Son
Noah E Cramer
James
Cramer Realtors
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Joseph D. Barr
Joseph D. Baker
Thomas 8. Haller
Charles H. Conley
M. D
Peter J. Uargett
John §. Newman
James H. Gambrill
Holmes D. Baker
Daniel Baker
John H. Baker
Elias B. Ramsburg
Thomas P. Rice
Wilkaravilly
Hinve
Buckeystown
Jerge
Vermy Euny
Mme
Pleasan
Iberty
Markwood D
Harp
Blue Ridge
Marewood-D
Pythian Castle
Grayson H. Mercer
Gilmore
Flautt
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