Death notices in Daily News from Mrs John W Alashart
Multiple obituaries detail deaths of Mrs. Catherine Elizabeth Rinehart near West South Street aged 68 years eight months and 15 days leaving a large family including husband John N Rinehart and children in Hagerstown Frederick Washington DC Baltimore and home. Cline funeral director. Ada Adell Dixon wife of Grover Cleveland Dixon dies near Clarksburg Montgomery County at age 3 with five children and relatives. Funeral at 11 am Tuesday at home and Mt Olivet burial. Carty and Martz funeral directors. Margaret Catherine Martz dies at Yellow Springs aged 77 eight months and days widow of Lewis Martz with children and siblings. funeral Tuesday at Pleasant Hill church Mt Olivet burial. Thomas P Rice funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Alashart
Catherine Elizabeth Rinehart
West South Street
John N. Rinehart
Leslie
Hagerstown
Wilbert
Frederick
Marshall
Cline
Ada Adell Dixon
Grover Cleveland Dixon
Arby
Bertha Busgard
Clarksburg
Ontgomery County
George Main
Monrovia
Bion Andreon
Urbana
Migs
Florida Bussard
Mies Bertha Bussard
Nameville
Hamilton Bussard
Union Bmdge
Jesse Bassard
Tameville
Mt Olivet
C . Carty
Margaret C. Martz
Margaret
Catherine Marta
Yellow Springs
Lewis Martz
David
Sarah Staley
Pleasant Hill Church
Mt. Olivet
Thomas P. Rice
Funeral for Henson Stull Held in Utica and Yellow Springs
Funeral services for Henson Stull were held at Utica church at 2.45 PM after a home service in Yellow Springs. Rev. Charles and Shilke officiated. pallbearers included Dennis Lenhart Sylvester Moss James Linton Christian Wisner Robert Tyler and Wesley Copipher. Interment followed at Utica cemetery. Thomas P. Rice served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henson Stull
Yellow Springs
Utica
Charles
Shilke
Dennis Lenhart
Sylvester Moss
James Linton
Christian Wisner
Robert Tyler
Wesley Copipher
Thomas P. Rice
Purely Personal Social Column Highlights
Local notes list numerous visitors and travelers visiting Rockville and surrounding towns. Names include Julian Whiting Henry Williams Anna Clabaugh Grayson Bowers and many others. Several residents and relatives traveled to and from Washington Cumberland Atlantic City and Baltimore with updates on their movements and occupations.
Raid Expected at Horser's Distillery Warehouses
Sheriff James A. Jones and a dozen deputies guarded the Horser's Distillery Company warehouses near Burkitteville after a tip predicted a raid overnight. Despite alerts and state police aid, no raid was executed. previous raids have netted about $150,000 in whiskey, with most recovered in later actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horser's
Outerbridge
Burkittevile
James A. Jones
Jones
Frederick
Washington
Discharged After Seventh Time in Various Hospitals
Frank M. Stevens Creagerstown former county commissioners leader returned home after seven weeks at City Hospital following a wagon accident on July 26 that broke his left leg. He has a long hospital record including seven stays across Baltimore York Sacramento Westminster City Hospital and a bull goring incident at the Fair Grounds. He previously cut off two fingers in Baltimore and was injured during a great fire while aiding a Westminster fire company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. DeLauter
Washington
B C
Atlantic City
N. J
Sperryerman Storm
Cumberland
Frank
Anna A. Clabaugh
Atlanta
RR. Luckle
West Third Street
Grayson E. Bowers
Tony Grove
B. E. Hughes
New York
Praddock Heights
E. Delaplaine
Rel Dove
Baltimore
Ww. Hoffman
Aline
Elizabeth M. Kreb
Edward H. Kreb
West South Street
Hoffman
Frederick
Joseph K. Homan
Washington College of Physio-Therapy
Providence Hospital
American School of Naturopathy
New York City
Bronx
Colambian College of Chiropractic
Frank M. Stevens
Creagerstown
City Hospital
Stevens
Pepitels
Work
Sacramento
Westminster
York
City
Fair Grounds
Railroads Seen Making Separate Peace With Striking Shopmen
Brunswick strikers expect separate settlements with multiple railroads. Baltimore and Ohio head Daniel E Willard is praised for a liberal stance and retained trust with the union. Shippers report mail delays late trains and scarce freight cars as strikes slow road and school projects in Frederick and nearby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Daniel E. Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railway Company
Frederick
Connom
Tim
Germantown
Woodbine
Among the Sick and Recovery News from City Hospital
The friend’s note reports Mixe Era Ver ton on Reard street has reined from City Hospital and shows marked improvement after more than a week of treatment. The item also mentions food habits and a man with a cow in a brief, fragmented passage.
Samuel Annan Hurt In Own Car Incident At Patrick Street
Samuel Annan of Emmittsburg was bruised when his Nash car rolled and ran over his leg while he cranked it near the Square Corner on Patrick street. He escaped serious injury with no broken bones and rested at home. An exhibit titled Attention attracts Attention features a walking goose display in front of the Young Men's Shop nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Annan
Emmiteburg
Patrick Street
Nash
Ted
Chippewa Tribe No. 19 Adopts Warriors and Chiefs
Local Red Men lodge No. 19 will hold a class adoption this Thursday night September 14 at Kemp Hall Building Frederick. Candidates report at 6 p.m. Sharp. war and chief degrees to be conferred with full degree team. Transportation provided. Scout guards posted. Large attendance anticipated from various tribes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
Kemp Hall
Geo. M. Chambers
C. of
Notice to Taxpayers and Local Notices
Notice to taxpayers outlines city taxes for 1922 with discounts for September and October and tax office hours. It also includes notices about water demand, a junk shop, auction, rental listings, and job ads. The text preserves names such as W H White and Lloyd Guller and local addresses and contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation of
Frederick
City Register
Wohnt. White
Leviah Tee
Aeme
Untitled Real Estate and Retail Notice Fragment
A fragmented OCR item lists sales pitches for underwear, fur guarantees, and real estate listings. It mentions Duofold underwear, patents for cotton lining with wool outer, various bank officers, and several property descriptions in the northwest section and Frederick Maryland area.
Price Funeral Director Promotes Value for Service
Thomas Price, funeral director at 406 North Market Street Frederick Maryland emphasizes customers pay only for what they receive under the motto value received. Telephone 686.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pels
Thomas Price
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
Property for Sale Listings Near Frederick and Adams Town
A long list of farmland and homes with acreages and prices across multiple Maryland towns. Properties include 180 acres near Adams town for 11 500, 186 acres near Urbana for 6 000, 208 acres near Union Bridge for 12 200, and several modern homes with prices from 3 500 to 60 000. Many listings mention state roads, good buildings, soil, and fencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Frederick
Jefferson
Bix
Adamstown
Urbana
Buckeys
Unionrike
Frederieck
Froterick
State Road
Mt. Pleasant
Sohnaville
Peteraville
Monrovia
Union Bridge
Noap B Cramer
John H. Steuer
Real Estate
Lmans and Insurance
Urbana State Road
Weedybors
Bargain
Flee Home
Mt Pleasant
Church St
Pear City
N. Market St
Park Ava
Gebuchan Culding
Cramer & Stauffer
WB Church Or
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Julian Whiting
Rockville
Henry Williams
Obendorfer
East Patrick Street
Anthony B. Consal
Lester Consal
McClellin Shook
Wm. E. Kuhn
South Market Street
Ridgely
Mary Burns
State Hospital
Sykesville
Central Islip
William B. Simpson
Tusculum Sexe
Tenn
Carl Reinmuth
David Aldridge
Ruth
Charlotte Gilbert
Urner
Record Street
Lorain
Onio
Frank Storm
June
Russell Stewart
Albert Kirwan
Richard Mabbie
John Lee
Harrie Storm
Hare
Robert E. Lee
Roanoke
Horsey Place
Frank M. Staevene
Willard
Dark Cloud
Trotzky
Samuel Annan Hurt
Emmitsburg
Pythian Castle
Court Street
Chas. Opel
Chas. Worner
OX Fibre Brush Company
George’s Creek
J. A. Jamison
LeGore
Charles R. Hughes
Admir
Guay L. Fout
A. R. Donald
Harner’s
Frank H. Despaux
Market ST
Guttingers Grocery
Tombston
Howard G. Taylor
Fourth
Chapel Alley
Frederick Junk Company
Frank Gastley
Harry Barnes
Guy L. Fout
Braddock Heights
Louis Ly Hooper
Kendall Green
W. Patrick Bt
Cord-O-Van Rubber Company
Michigan
Ava
Chicago
May Rosenour
West Third St
J. Edw
Gideon
Maln
Braddock Melgats
Braddock
G. Lo Baking Company
Shank and Etzler
Esas
J. R. Watkins Co
Dept
Braltimore
Gompanie
Toulowe
Ckamith
Carmen
Prishtne
Coch
United States
Pune
West Seventh St
Equity
Circuit Court
County
Allen Baer
Liltie Baer
Frederickounty
Ial G Laugh
Frederick County
Caonist
Prederick County
Leonard Burke
Annie L. Burke
Burks
Owara
Burke
Idy Carroll
Oli
Benet Bee Agust
Eeu
Mathias
Thomas
Haugh
McC. Mathias
L. MN. Coblents
Jete
Adminietratrixz
EL Dorsey
Ayer
Lardwood Boorse
Mark Wood D. Aarp
Erratan Gages Suudono
Cash Registers
Church Breet
Park Avenue
Care Newcotat
Biser
Town
Cockerty
Patel
Anette
West Path
Green
Chevrolet
Star Motor Company
the National Cash Register
Company
Eady
P.O
Motors
Im” National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Jord, Hendrickson
TSR
Joseph D. Baker
Holmes
D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
Vigu
Simmerman, Cashier
Hadson Bay
Baum and Stone Martens
Alaska
Steel
Sam's
Duvall
Joseph McDivit
John D. Hendrickson
Directore
John D. Ramsburg
Potts & Griffin
D. Edward Kefauver
Joseph D. Baker Thos, H. Haller
Charles H. Conley, M. D
Peter L. Hargest
John
Newman
James H. Gambrill, JR
Baker
Daniel Baxer, JR
Northwest
Secion
Dill Avenue
N. Jolliffe
Ghunca
Joan N. Clary
Wilson Place
Fredericks
Ecatisa
Real Estate, Mortgage and Investment Company
Markell N. Nelson
Real Estate Department
W. Patrick B. Frederick
Grayson H. Mercer
AXD Insurance
Amestoné
Esrr
Kert
tUmbder
B. Charen St
Washington St
Gratson
Mercer
P. Balding
Room & Court Street
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