Deaths Mrs Wettie 7 Wagner 3 in Monrovia notices
Neve Saysonas Wags of the it's Joann W Wagner. Thurday evening at 6 o'clock at home of her sisters, Misses Mary Jewie Shawbaker, Monrovia, of Eplications, aged 7? years. She a daughter of the late Mr. and Jacob M. Shawbaker and 9 de it member of Grace Trinity Re med churen, near Peart. She i s wed by the daughter, Miss Anna Wagner, Bellunore, and ont Robert W. Waager, Mr. Acy: austers, Misses Mary, Jessie and na Shawbaker, Mrs. Vv. W. Nico las, and one brother, Jacob G awbaker, all of Monrovia. Funeral tees will be held at the late res ice at Monrovia Saturday after that 7 o'clock in charge of Rev enge H. Ely. Interment in Mt.4 cemetery. W. E. Falconer, Vara ain MaRS, WILLIAM MULLINIX Mrs. Mary Alice Mullinix, wife of Sam A. Mullint, died Tuesday at e6 p.m. at her home in Long ner, Howard county. She was a ughter of the late Thomas and the King Burns and was aged 76 ima,ix months and five days. Be n her husband she leaves oau ghter, Mrs. William Christy, Cris d, and two sons, Augustus R., mptown, and Ollie C. Mullinix, geville. The funeral took place a morning with services coa sted in Howard Chapel Methodist 'estant church. Rev Clarence wson officiated, Interment in the matery adjoining the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wettie
Wagner
Neve Saysonas
Joann W. Wagner
Mary Jewie Shawbaker
Monrovia
Jacob M. Shawbaker
de It
Grace Trinity
Robert W. Waager
Acy
Mary
Jessie
Na Shawbaker
Vv. W. Nicolas
Jacob Gawbaker
Revenge H. Ely
Mt .4
W. E. Falconer
Vara Ain
Mars
William Mullinix
Mary Alice Mullinix
Sam A. Mullint
Longner
Howard County
Thomas
King Burns
Oaughter
William Christy
Cris
Augustus R
Mptown
Ollie C. Mullinix
Geville
Howard Chapel
Estant Church
Clarence Wson
Funeral for Harry Frederick Ysner Held at Mt Olivet
The funeral for Harry Frederick Ysner was held Thursday. It was conducted by Rev. Dr. Miriam F. CG Eleffer and assisted by Rev. W. C. Royal. Pallbearers included Edward Esterly Lewis Simons Lewis Esterly Mill, F. Lease, Alter Wills, Norman Marsden. Burial followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Eine and Son were funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Frederick Ysner
Sixth Street
Mri Ft
CG. Eleffer
Angelcal Reformed Church
W. C. Royal
St Baptist Church
Edward Esterly
Lewis Simons
Lewis Esterly
Mill
F. Lease
Alter Wills
Norman Marsden
Erment Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Eine and Son
Coale Dies in Prince George County at 56
Samuel Gardner Coale former chairman of the Republican State Central Committee for Prince George's County died suddenly at his Forestville home. He had been in declining health since his wife’s death two months earlier and had been working in the Internal Revenue Service in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestville
Samueardiner Coale
Republican State
Prince George's
Coale
Wife
Internal Revenue
Washington
Kiwanis Baby Show Attracts Entrants For Charity Event
Kiwanis Club promotes a baby show at the State Armory on Wednesday September 25 as part of a fashion show to benefit the Kiwanis Underprivileged Child fund. Entries close Monday at 10 am, with 109 children expected across five age classes and prizes donated by Fellows Rogers Studio. Proceeds support local children and orthopedic aid programs. admission for spectators is charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
State Armory
A. Atlee Radcliff
West Wreh Street
Rogers Studin
Chidren
Rock
Abile
Ayson
Nikitk
The
John J Broderick the Duke of Broadway Beat Cop
New York reports on John J Broderick known as The Duke a tough well-built detective famed for singlehanded arrests and dramatic takedowns from the Tombs siege to Two-Gun Crowley. His guard work for Rothstein Dempsey and Gompers shaped his famed Broadway reputation and nickname the Broderick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harrison
New York
Broadway
John J.’ Broderick
Broderick
the “Duke
Arnold Rothstein
Rothstein
Lindy’s
Tombs
Sbroderick
Crowley
Among the Sick and Local Health Notes At Washington County
Several local health items appear from near Middletown and Hazertown. Russell Bidle, son of Mr and Mrs George A Baidie, underwent a tonsil removal at Washington County Hospital. Mrs Anna Lee Kefauger is confined to bed with a badly sprained ankle at her sister’s Middletown home. Jean Smith Tenney, daughter of Mr and Mrs A Tenney, formerly of Presetck, won the women’s prize in an archery tournament at Washington on the Polo grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herter
New Market
Russell Bidle
George
Baidie
Middletown
Washington County Hospital
Hazerstown
Anna Lee Kefauger
Albert L. Wise
Miss Tenney
Jean Smith Tenney
A. Tenney
Presetck
Washington
Polo Grounds
Hayden Merriman Wedding in Burkittsville Parish
Joseph H. Hayden son of Cherie Hayden and Cath erine R. Merriman daughter of Robert Merriman were married Sunday evening by Rev John B Bowlus at Pleasant View Church near Burkittsville. Cleo M Revert and Florence R Rive of Spring Grove Pa wed by Rev Dr Ment L Kieffer at Evangelical Reformed parsonage on September 11 at 1 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden
Merriman
Joseph H. Hayden
Cherie Hayden
Burkittsville
Catherine RE. Merriman
Robert Merriman
John B. Bowlus
Pleasant View
Frederick council hosts lively attendance contest and talks
Frederick Council No. 118 Jr. O U A M reports strong turnout with about seventy five members and visitors at Thursday’s meeting led by Past Councilor James B Crist. Captains Bits Russell Gearinger and Vernon M Rhoderick top the points race while Red Glenn E Biehl is second and White Vernon M Rhoderick has 115. The fraternal associations convened with Albert Butler presiding as reps from nearby councils attended. A schedule of visits to boost enthusiasm was formed and next meeting is set for October 4 at Myeraville Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
U. A.M
James
Crist
Russell Gearinger
Reds
Glenn £. Biehl
Vernon M. Rhoderick
Albert 8. Butler
Walkersville
Middletown
Glade Valley
Walkersitt
Seem
Mie ‘Erick
Rocky J Ridge
Reno
Hacp
A. R. Snedegar
Old Glory Council
Edward 8. Rice
Harry McCloud
Vigilant Council
Robert L. Kline
Wilbert L. Smith
Glade Valley Council
John J. Sigher
Edward Blumenauer
John Grimes
Gettysburg College Set to Open for 114th Year
Gettysburg Pa Sept 19 Gettysburg College will open its 114th year on Thursday morning Sept 18 with President H W A Hanson in charge enrollment expected to exceed 550 students a notable rise from last year Freshman Week begins Monday with students from Frederick and nearby towns listed among seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen including R C Benner Taneytown A P Fen Smithsburg E W N Rhodes Emmitsburg and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Gettysburg College
H. W. A. Hanson
Gettysburg Academy
Frederick and Vicinity
R. C. Benner
Taneytown
A. P. Fen
Smithsburg
EWN
Rhodes
Emmitsburg
H. F. Burman
Lantz
Sanner
Frederick
J D. Chapman
Sharpsburg
R. FB. Smith
West Fifth Street
Charlotte Creager
Thurmont
W. H. Rhodes
J. W. Schwartz
L. H. Seiler
Jefferson
Sutcliff
Two dies hurt in Middletown Zurkittsville head-on crash
A head-on collision on the Middletown Zurkittsville road left two injured, one severely, and three others escaping. Charles Young with ten children and Ira Shafer with Mrs. R W Lite were involved near Titram E Remsberg’s residence south of Middletown. Young's daughter suffered jaw fracture and dental injuries. Mrs Lite sustained severe head injuries. The child received first aid in Middletown and was later taken to Peederiah Coy Hospital for jaw fracture reduction before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown-Zurkittsville
Charles Young
Middletown
Ira Shafer
Burkittsville
Titram E. Remsberg
Youngs
Shafer
R. W. Lite
Stottlemyer Family Visits Bell Burdette and Friends
Sepia Mia Falli Johnson and Messrs. Martin and Lin don Stottlemyer visit their father. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Stottlemyer and daughter visited Mrs. Belle Burdette of Hyattstown. Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Baker spent the weekend with Mrs. Oscar Brandenburg of Mt. Airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Sepia Mia Falli
Johnson
Messrs
Martin and
Lindon Stottlemyer
M. L. Stottlemyer
Belle Burdette
Hyattstown
Not Too Serious A Look At Washington Summer Politicking
Byron Price reflects on Washington politics during a long hot summer. He notes temper flare ups among Senators and Representatives, the strange mood in Congress, and the old Senate culture of camaraderie despite sharp disagreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Price Wmel
Burrau
Washington
Congress
LUF STUFF RATS WEELR LANDING AND FAMILY CHAT
Fragmentary letter style notice describes rats in a neighborhood, mentions prices and a wish for less rodent trouble. It references a person named N A Lupburrow and a phone number line. The reader is urged to consider pest control actions.
Local Notices Notes From Rippeoos and Town Shops
Readable fragments show local shop ads and notices for Chestnut Grove and Frederick. Listings include fall hats dresses footwear from The Haberda shery and Francis Scott Key Hotel notices, plus public sales in Buckeystown and Utica with farm and kitchen goods, yard tools, and meat markets. Household services, repairs, and a reunion schedule are also mentioned.
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Prince George
Iwanis Baby Show
Eet York
Muggs
Saf & Restaurant
Samuel Gompers
A. F.of L
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Madison Square Garden
John Buckley
Sharkey
Bucksey
Ato Sharkey
Fredeel
Aendener
Hart
Senate
Amstar
Penrose
Pennsyllvania
LaVoliette
cMce
Albert B Fall
Tom Heflin
Alabama
Heflin
Patrick &T
Rippeoos
Chestnut Grove
Ok Ripfpeon
Mgr
Francis Drew
North Market St
Tom
East Patrick Street
Marsden
John §. Dert
Chevrolet
Klines Auto Supply
North Market Street
Green's
North Market
Miller's Shoe Repairing
Araby Aid Society
Buckeystown
A. Dixon
John W Nall
Aner
R. L. Kelly
Clerk
Garber's
Lutheran and Reformed Church
Utica
Font and Finner Ale
Trothwom
Pont le Chatr
POTTS
Court St
Oregalif Sa Wonk
Atl Katids
ELKEK
Kiwanis
Catoctin Inn
Phasdas
Tharsis
Baturdsy
Legrte
Ing
Fermant and
Stalens Evers Mekt
DR AA Radclift
Charman Pere
Strees Corte Ac
West Charety Street
Dante
Fred
Monarch
Market St
Wayside Inn
Bperry Storm
Wayside Club
Evers
Royals
Reminstons
Underswoods
Coronas
Williams Typewriter CO
Opt
Bentz & Patrick
Alwants
Kiwaims
Fellows-Rogers Studio
Citizens National Bank
Frederick, MD
Jerefa D. Baker
Boark
Lewistown
T Creagerstown
Lewis‘town
Raymond M. Stull
OFEN
Rose Hill Manor
New Frelard Board
J. Hamilton
New England
Swans County
East Church Street
Boston
Hamilton
University of Mary
Northeastern Uversity
Cook County Gradu School of Medicine
Cook County Hospital
Chicago
Wachter
Mt. Tabor Park
Predenick County Free Library
Vanesechensale
Mear
Warehime
Hargett
South Market
Sr. Lewis & Hargett
Farm Bureau
Ballenger Farm Bureau
Feseaville
Willis E. Derr
Harry Poole
Marker's Cash Market
Creey
Prederick Junk Company P. L. Gasties
Houmes
Baker
John H. Baker
Jessia McDivit
William G. Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
Josep D. Baker
Thomas H. Haller
Chances H. Conney
M. B
John 8. Newman
Tysere Ff Mavermeste
Houmis
Bakes
Daniel Baker, JR
Joan H. Baker
Aschibald E. Fisher
P. Luther Bice
MAS
BOTTS
Gaunie Rage
Dirk
Angie Ameling
Bungainn
Western Sera
Rhomsdere
Orty FA Properties
Magasia
Mt. Trasant Cauewe
North
Marka Bt
Mirage
Keren
Bradenek
Luther Rice
Ree Willams Tigwarter
Elammacyce Ce ‘Dente
Dewey Brown
Mt. Airy
Espert
Hroners, Inc
Satin Tacstem
Howard D. Yimmerman
Carrol
AONQ
Hay Tran
Fou
Berg
Wwe
George W Sponseller
Potts & Griffin
Erie
Bae
Pete Athe
Inge
Rraliona
Tacnors
Thore
Nowastedd
Astiedd
Peiaratal gaNyhoatiens
Avior
Oead
Maryland
Witton
Peederick
Bidst
Pirssiew
Yahae
Noah E. Cramer
BON
Walkerselile
Prira
Baltimore State
Meng V.liage
Jeu Iriedly
Hom
Prederick
Care News
Poat
Omatsnilshed Casualty Company
Ho P Rover
Noah E Cramer
Court Street
GALE
Montegue
Irvine Tae Merdhecme Pwaenee
Couns
W. Haccath
Gilmore
Hervey Ey J Bete
New Windsor
Leon Kale
Ungeatre Farm
John H. Marker
Roff
Middlesexn
Pryino
Giesaner
Pairview Aves
Pine
Trent
Ipor
Ayia
Patrick Strees
Bob
Pht
Weer
Perm
A. H. Derr
R. Molesworth
Frederick County
Coube Commeriee
Norhit Eal
Derr
A. Ro Meuesweri, Clore
Kathers
Lambert
Katherite
Liber Am
Venus Drown Ho
Passeuen
Appy
William M Tar Entree
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