Sumpter Heard Dies of Alcohol Poisoning in Graveyard
Sumpter Heard aged about 60, a native of the city and son of J. William Heard, was found dead yesterday afternoon in the old abandoned graveyard near the East All Saints street incline opposite the Baltimore and Ohio depot. A physician said death resulted from alcohol poisoning with no signs of foul play. A nosebleed and blood on his hand were noted. a broken stout club lay nearby. Heard is survived by two sisters Mrs George Mitchell of Ohio and Mrs Charles H. Baughman, and a brother Bradley T. Heard of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumpter Heard
J. William Heard
All Saints’ Street
Baltimore and Ohio
Wwelcian
Grahame Johnson
E. Oliver
Iplo
Jeard
George Mitchell
Ohio
Charles H. Baughman
Bradley T.ard
Pittsburgh
Property Deeds And Marriage Licenses In Courts
Mary J Killian to Charles L Kolb and others record deed transfers totaling thousands. Marriage licenses issued include Offutt Sullivan, Shipman Heckensburg, Mattis K, Bowman Kline Kinderman Runkles sats and Disney. Names span Millersburg Harrisburg Browntown Washington London and Pa locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Killian
Charles L. Kolb
Ames Clarke Murphy
Janel C. Flohr
Ohn T. Baker
Rufus E.ker
Frederick and
Montgomery Inties
Amanda D. Sheffer
Swarth Hutzel
Thomas M. Offutt
Penington
Lilian E. Sullivan
Shington
Lewis F. Shipman
Gertrude Heckensburg
Milersiz
Jomer B. Mattis
Julia ©. K
Millershurz
Ohn J. Bowman
Rochelle
Virginia G. Kline
Washington
Lorze D. Kinderman
Harris
G. Pa
Mabel Viola Runkles
Lightstown
Cha T “Sats
Virgie M. Disney
London
Theodore R. Baughman
Mary A. Laverly
Pla. Pa
Raymond C. Vaught
Cecil Good
Browntown
Bible Thought Source of True Help
A brief devotional note cites Psalm 72, affirming help comes from the Lord who made heaven and earth. The line highlights faith in divine backing and reliance on God for guidance and strength.
Water Lily Flour 12-T Sack 420 Why Pay More
Water Lily Flour offered in 12 ton sacks at 420 units price with a promotional note urging customers to compare value and pay less at participating outlets.
Traffic Violations Involving Edward Summers And John Brown
Edward Summers and John Brown were both arrested by Officer Bowen on traffic ordinance charges. Summers posted 2.50 collateral for a hearing while Brown posted 1 collateral. Maryland Manual Out 1922 notes a revised edition after changes from the General Assembly session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Summers
Bowen
Summers
John Brown
West Virginia
Maryland
General Assembly
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Bible Thought
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Libby
Sweitzer
Norway
LEA & Perrin
Swift
Jsumbo Lake
Sauer Kraut
Hecker
Klein
Lord Calvert
Belvedere
Staub’s
W. L
Fisher
George Walsh
Louise Lorraine
Stanley
Africa
Lee Moran
Pathe Review
Pathe
Bank of Personal Service
Oxford For Women
Chool
Mutual Oil
Sinclair
Salt Creek
Ls Winkeiman
Ontye
South Street
Baleic
Vador
Mullinix & Bentz
RUG
North Market St
Frederick, Md
A. A. Lough & Son
South Market St. Frederick, Md
G. L. Baking Company
McCleery
Jewelry
North Market Street
Frederick
Box
Gerard
Mr. Bel
Ranteed
Saih
C. L. Kefauver
Seeger & Company
South Market
Commercial Printing
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