Death of William T. Haugh at Waynes Heights Pa
William T. Haugh, seventy six, died at his residence in Waynes Heights Pennsylvania. Born in Taneytown he moved to Waynesboro twenty five years ago and ran a blacksmith shop. He leaves nine children Frank and Harry Haugh of Baltimore Motter Haugh of Morgantown WV G Haugh of Philadelphia Mrs R Q Tarburton Samuel Haugh Edgar Haugh Oliver Haugh and Mary Haugh of Waynesboro and forty seven grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. T. Haugh
Wiliam T. Haugh
Waynes Heights
Taneytown
Waynesboro
Frank
Harry Waugh
Baltimore
Motter Haugh
Mannington
W. Va
G. §. Haugh
Philadelphia
R. Q. Tarburton
Samuel Haugh
Edgar Haugh
Oliver Haugh
Mary Haugh
Funeral for George D. Gross Held in Brunswick
The funeral for George David Gross of Brunswick occurred this afternoon at 2 o'clock from his late home. It was to be at the Reformed church in Brunswick but was moved. Interment followed at Park Heights cemetery under Jesse Daily, funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George David Gross
Brunswick
The
Reformed Church
Park Heights
Jesse Daily
Hymeneal Changes At Reel's Mill And Harrisburg
O Bryan and Nicholson wed at the Lutheran parsonage with Mrs O Bryan then Grandon and Zellers marry in Harrisburg. O Bryan works for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and will live at Reel's Mill. Also Noah E Cramer and Son sell a large ground lot on Hast Sixth Street to Mrs Virginia Hammord of Pittsburgh with possession April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’bryan—Nicholson
William J. O'Bryan
Reel's Mill
Margaret R. Nicholson
A. & G. Rupp
Mary C. O'Bryan
E.V. Nicholson
Quynn
Reel’s Mil
The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Reel’s Mill
Noah E. Cramer and Son
William RK. Getzendanner
Hast Sixth Street
Ruther
Virginia Hammord
Pittsburgh
Hammond
Dayton
National Cash Register
Riday
N. Market St
Thomas & Michael
J. T
Dutrow
W. L. Rice
Delegates Named to Represent Maryland at Prison Congress
Governor Ritchie named a diverse group to attend the American Prison Congress in Boston from September 13 to 19. Appointees include Emory L. Coblentz director of welfare, Col. Claude B. Sweezey warden, Rev. Charles S. Biggs and Rev. George J. Carl chaplains, Miss Frances Sweezey and Miss Mary J. Munn social workers, Leon C. Faulkner and others from Maryland Penitentiary and House of Correction, the Maryland Training School for Boys, and Salvation Army officers Brig. Henry D. Bale and Staff-Capt. Donald McMillan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie Wedneday
Boston
Emory L. Coblentz
Claude B. Sweezey
Maryland Penitentiary
House of Correction
Charles S. Biggs
George J. Carl
Joseph J. Ayd
Frances C. Sweezey
Mary J. Munn
Leon C. Faulkner
Maryland Training School For Boys
William J. Brown
Board of Welfare
Henry D. Bale
Donald McMillan
The
Salvation Army
N. B. Steward
John T. Daily
Frank R. Kent
L. F. Barker
William L. Rawls
Charles R. Austrian
Preston Hipsley
Robert D. Case
Doctor held on securities charges in Rural Valley
Dr Theodore Kharas once of Ingerstown now a Wilkes-Barre bank promoter and well known in Frederick faces $2000 bail after a Rural Valley hearing on violating the Pennsylvania State Securities act. His assistant Ecci is held on $1000 bail for a similar charge. Charges filed by Ei lar Barfod. They were rearrested on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses, filed by Chas Reynolds of Reynoldsville. Hearing set in Reynoldsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Kharas
Ingerstown
Wilkes-Barre
Frederick
Rural Valley
Armstrong County
Ecci
Eilar Barfod
Securities Bureau
Dr. Kharas
Eeci
Frederick Scouts Visit Camp Harding Opponent Troop 135
Fifty Frederick scouts led by Max Fisher and Colgate Brish joined Baltimore’s Troop 135 camping at Camp Harding two miles from Harper’s Ferry. They traveled by Rotary club cars Monday, returning by nightfall. Despite illness limiting practice, Frederick scouts won several second places with aid from Capt. Kiebe and Deputy Regional Scout Executive D. Alexander Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Max Fisher
Colgate Brish
Baltimore
Camp Harding
Potomac
Harper's Ferry
Rotary Club
A. W. Herbert
Ignatius Bjorlee
Marshall Baltimore
Frederick County Enrollments Break All Records Across Schools
Record enrollments sweep Frederick county with estimates topping 13 000. Brunswick and Frederick high schools report peak first day figures, while Thurmont Middletown and Walkersville schools note sizable rises. Public schools in Woodsboro Hope Hill Chestnut Grove Unionville Fountain show large student bodies as canning factory workers prepare to enroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Leity
Brunswick
Prederick
Roger X. Day
Brunswick High School
East End
West End
Frederick High School
Baltimore
Thurmont High School
F. Russell Young
Middletown High School
Middletwon High School
R. E. Keeney
Emmitsburg High School
Walkersville
Walkersville High School
David Zimmerman
New Market High School
Monrovia
Adamstown
Liberty High School
Albert Ridenour
Woodsboro Public School
Ethel Fogle
Hope Hill
Woodsboro
George Etzler
Chestnut Grove
Liberty
Rudy Welcher
Unionville
Stanley Sundergill
Fountain School
Quizzing Voters Prize Seeks Smart Voting Questions
The Maryland League of Women Voters offers 25 and 10 dollar prizes for the best list of 25 voter questions. They ask how many voters could qualify under a merit test and note complaints that women defer voting to husbands. Submissions are due by September 20. Coleridge quote ends the clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland League of Women Voters
League
Baltimore City
Congress
Weather and crop week summary ends September 4
Beneficial showers on the 29th were followed by fair warm weather. Crops and pastures are generally in fair to good condition. The weekly mean temperature ran about 2.5 degrees above normal. Corn ripening steadily, harvests and field work underway across Allegany Mountain region.
Personal travels and returns noted across several states
Purely Personal items list travelers and visitors: Glenn J. Zimmerman and family back from a motor tour of New York New Jersey Delaware Pennsylvania Maryland and D C. Miss Mary V Herwig returns to Williamsport Pa with her uncle. Charles Smallwood Cook vacationing at Niagara Falls Buffalo and Lake Chautauqua. Mrs Thurlie Markoe returns from visits in Philadelphia New York Atlantic City. Charlotte Aumen Kathryn Webster return from Blue Ridge Summit Buena Vista Pa Greencastle and Hagerstown. Mary Hammond returns from Washington. Garrett S DeGrange Jr visits Dover. F W Staub drives to Ocean City for Elk State Convention with Howard Young and Gerson Rosenour. Mrs Henry Williams returns from Winchester. Clarence Marsh and Akron Ohio welcome a newborn son born September 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn J. Zimmerman
Paul S. Zimmerman
Elmer Balster
Washington, D. C
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Pensylvania
Maryland
District of Columbia
Mary V. Herwig
Williamsport
Harry H. Kol
Charles Smallwood Cook
Warren
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Lake Chautauqua
Thurlie Markoe
Willam Hook
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Charlotte Aumen
Woodsboro
Kathryn Webster
Thurmont
Blue Ridge Summit
Buena Vista
Pen Mat
Greencastle
Pennsylvania
Hagerstown
Mary Hammond
Walkersville
Garrett S. DeGrange
Dover
N. J
F. W. Staub
The
Order of Elk
Baltimore investigates possible interest on city automobile receipts
Baltimore officials opened an inquiry into whether interest earned on the city's share of Automobile Commission receipts was included in a 488 691 57 transfer to the city comptroller on July 2 covering 1922 and 1923. Mayor Jackson and Comptroller Graham insist on clarity and seek timely returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Automobile Commissionery Office
Baltimore Comptroller
Walter Graham
Jackson
Automobile Commissioner Office
Four-wheel Brakes feature in local four page spread
An issue highlights Four-wheel Brakes on automobiles with an in depth article. It also lists public sales by A G Hooper and others, farm notices near Fulmer's Crossing, and local advertisements for groceries, furniture, rent, and services in Frederick area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideal Garage CO
A. G. Hooper
J. H. Bussard
W. J. Fulmer
Sth
John W. Bussard
Fulmer
Frederick Lodge Attends Regular Meeting and Local Notices
Frederick Lodge No. 871 L C O M asks all members to attend Thursday evening Sept 6 for business of importance. Also notices on car schedules, employment, grape sale, sale of tires, monuments and tombstones, and a private sale of a three story brick residence in Frederick with furnishings included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Frederick Lodge
Co. W. Miller
Sec
B. Bvard Kepner
East Third Street
Frederick
Leo Weinberg
Notices and real estate ads from Frederick area court records
Public notices warn creditors in the Co-Operative Drug Company bankruptcy case with a September 11 1923 appearance date and sale order for September 18 1925. Administratrix and probate notices announce estates of Staely Poor Cox and Addie F Cox with March 31 1924 and March 17 1924 claim deadlines. Real estate and farm listings promote College Park Maryland plots and Frederick County farms with prices, features, and broker contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court OF the United States For
District OF Delaware
Co-Operative Drug Company
Bankrudit
Ematern Standard
George N. Davis
District Court of the United States
Wilmington
Delaware
Calebs. Layton
Rphins' Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Staley Poor
Florence WW. Dour
Norwood
Addie FE. Cox
Frank L, Stoner
Gutor
Real estate listings from NOAH E. CRAMER & SON Frederick
A Frederick dealer advertises dozens of properties including 70 acres for 6500, 140 acres for 7500, 144 acres near Walkersville for 5900, 16 acres for 1400, 113-acre Johnsville farm, 109-acre Fengaville farm with brick house, 100-acre Thurmont dairy farm, 25 acres near Walkersville, 80 acres at Yellow Springs, and multiple modern homes with possession dates. Also promotes millsinery and clothing items with stamps and embroidery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Pleasant
Frederick
Frederick County
Adamstown
Jolliffe
West Church Street
Pike Acres
Howe
Pike and Rails
Fredsgisk
Prke
Ae Anbora
McMurray Atraet
South Market Atrest
South Market Street
Bedern
Fourth Street
East Seventh Street
West Third Street
Ponssaaion
Brlck
Him Street
DI Avenue
Maple Park
Ettes
Markwood
HARP
Real Wstath and Insurance
Pythian Castle
Nash &. Cramer
James H. Cramer
Walkersville
Johnsville
Dickerson
Fengaville
Thurmont
Weat Third &T
Yellow Springs
Mt. Pleasant
Liamsville
N. Market
Park Ave
Washington St
Lewistown
Elm St
Th St. Pike
Noat E Cramer & Son
Church St. Frederick
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the Daily News
Harper's
Ferry
Women's League
Ques
Tionnaires
Coleridge
Allegany Mountain
Tiea
J. H. Spencer
Chevrolet
Kauffman Motor Company
F. O. Hb
Flint
Mich
Lambert Automobile Company
Hudson and Essex
Virginia
West Virginia
R. W. Harbaugh
Harbaugh Auto Sales
Concord
J. C. Boyer
Libertytown
Kleeger
Farma
T. B. Hayward
Casa Loma
Braddock Heights
FPF
Kefauver
Middletown, Md
China Laundry
North Market Street
Wagner Rug Works, Inc
Wagner
John H. Staley
Jug Bridge
Etchison and Company
North Market St
Co. B. Cline
County Sunday School Association
Baptist Sunday School
Frederick Lid
Hoag College
Plano
Rose
Uittinger
Taxi-Cab Service Company
F. H. Despeaux, Prop
Toat Third
Fourth Straats
Chapel Alley
Frederick June Co
Frank Gastley
Phone
Adamatown
Chas. D. Stop
John Null
Richard Cromwell
Errand Roy
Gittin Rer's
Wolfe Washington
Packard
Key
Washington
Raleigh
H. L. Enert
Delver
W. G. Hunter
Howard G. Taylor
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Joseph D. Baker
Holmes D. Baker
John H. Baker
Joseph McDivit
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Asst. Cashier
J. Travers Thomas
Asst
Cashier
John
Ramsburg
Thomas H. Haller
Charles B. Conley
Peter L Hargert
Newman
James H.,gambrill, I
Cator
Daniel Baker, JR
John H Baker
Potts & Griffin
College Park
John H. Stauffer, SR
Wilson Place
Trail Ave
South St
Rentz St
Sixth St
Ohich St
Third St
Coulege Park
United Realty Co
Washington, D. Cc
John H. Stauffer
Patrick Court
Phonan
Court ST
W. N. Jolliffe
News- Post
East Second
West Third St
the News Job Printing Office
Thomas F. Rick
Thomas P.rice
John N. Clary
East Third
East Church St
Near Market
Washington Street
Rosemoote
West Fifth
McMurray Street
W. Patrick St
North Bentz
East Second Street
Jefferson St
Madison Street
Real Estate, Mortgagd Ant Investment Company
Markell H. Nelson
Real Estate Department
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Mé
Marewood D. Harp
Grayson H. Mercer
Trolley
State Road
Labon Howard Co
Fifth St
Frederick, Howard
Montgomery
Grayson
Mercer
Court Street
Noah E. Cramer
R. & D Mantz
Anllinery
Wspaper
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