Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Mary E Mann widow of L A Mann
The funeral of Mrs Mary E Mann of Cumberland took place Friday morning after the arrival of the 11 18 B train. Services were held at Middletown Lutheran Church conducted by Stev A Coover. Pallbearers included Veter F Bussard George J Dinterman George L Yond Marlin J Kepler Daniel C Derr Routzahn. Interment was in Lutheran cemetery. C C Carty funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Macy E. Mann
Mary E. Mann
L. A. Mann
Cumberland
O. Train
Middletown
Lutheran Church
Stev
A. #. Coover
Veter F. Bussard
George 1D. Dinterman
George L. Yond
Marlin J. Kepler
Daniel C. Derr
William S&s. Routzahn
Lutheran
C. C. Carty
Funeral for Iate Sumpter Heard Held at Mt Olivet
Funeral services for Iate Sumpter Heard were conducted Friday afternoon at Mt Olivet church. C F Cline's undertaking establishment supervised the services with pallbearers from the same firm. C Hoover of the Grace Reformed Church officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iate Sumpter
Mt. Olivet Com
C. Hoover
Grace Reformed Church
C. F. Cline
Charce
Illness Affects Taneytown Pastor and Walkersville Woman
Mrs. Howard C. Wachter of Walkersville is a patient at her son W. C. Wachter’s home in Taneytown with an ulcerated limb. Her condition shows modest improvement. Dr. Francis Ellicott attends. Rev W C Wachter, former Walkersville pastor now in Taneytown, has grip and has been indisposed for ten days, causing no Sunday preaching on Sept 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard C. Wachter
Walkersville
W. C. Wachter
United Brethren Church
Taneytown
Francis ©. Ellicott
United Brethren Church of
Purely Personal Notices from East Second Street
Miss Elizabeth and Mr. Stephen Ramsburgh, visiting their grandfather J B Ramsburgh, return to Washington DC. Mrs. George Tritappe and daughter Mary Evelyn, and Miss Charlotte McCanner, spent yesterday in Washington. Mrs. Mary C. Price of South Market Street visits her daughter Mrs J H Dechert in York PA. Mr and Mrs Clayton O Keedy, recently near Baltimore and Annapolis, have returned. Miss Kathryn N Waltz, after time with grandparents William and Mary Baker, returns to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Stephen Ramsburgh
J. 8. Ramsburgh
East Second Street
Washington, D. C
George Tritappe
Mary Evelyn
Charlotte McCanner
Washington
Mary C. Price
South Market Street
J. H. Dechert
York
Clayton O. Keedy
Baltimore
Annapolis
Chesapeake
New Schedule Sets Fall Routes for Hagerstown and Frederick Rail
The Hagerstown and Frederick Railway announces a fall timetable starting Sunday at 12:01 a m with many changes. Frederick bound cars to Braddock Heights Middletown Myersville and Hagerstown run daily at 7 9 11 a m and 1 3 5 7 p m and other daily and Sunday exceptions noted. Thurmont and Lewistown service times listed with daily and Sunday variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Thurmont
Frederick
Lewistown
Braddock Junction
Jefferson
A. m
Wants A Wife Seeks Frederick County Help Mate
Frederick county man Fred Gallion, owner of a Pen Mar home, places a matrimonial want ad in the News-Post. He seeks a wife aged 30 to 40, free from encumbrances, weighing 100 to 125 pounds, with a fondness for flowers, to marry after his wife’s death eight months ago. he has no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Fred. Gallion
Ani
Pen Mar
News-Post
Gallion
Gal- Jinn
The Frank Sentimental Exchange on Ages and Marriage
A Nashville TN note recalls a playful miscount of ages as a child asserts her parents ages. The speaker, thirty five, laughs at neighborly curiosity about mother’s age and refrains from judgement. The excerpt ends with a quip about stinginess and marriage.
Bootleg Liquor Crime Report Highlights 4 Deaths
After ten days in session the Frederick County Maryland September grand jury submitted its report. It examined 05 cases and 196 witnesses, returning 40 indictments and presentments while dismissing 16. The jurors urged clean living, warned against speeding autos, and linked liquor to violence, noting two murders and a self-inflicted death in the county. The panel visited Montevue and the jail, commending conditions but noting minor repairs needed, and thanked State’s Attorney for assistance. FRANCIS RE SAPPINGTON foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis 2. Sappington
Eli G. Waugh
Hammond Vroer
Glenn St. Worthington
Frederick County
Maryland
Dave
Hanoi
United States
Buckerstown
Frederick
Montevue
Francis RE
Sappington
Feramon
Five Hundred Twenty Five Joined New County Farm Bureau
About 625 farmers joined the Frederick County Branch of the American Farm Bureau Federation. Four districts remain to be canvassed and organizers expect membership to exceed 700 after final outreach. The unit will join state and national structures and target organizing other counties next. Delegates head to Westminster for preliminary canvassing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
American Farm Bureau Federation
Conics
Carrall
Anne Arundell
Talhot
Carvire
Mertgomere Counit
Bn- Tean
Betes
Westminster
Organiz
Carrel
Constitutional tenure of state officers in Maryland text
The governor and all current state officers shall continue in office until superseded by duly qualified successors, as stated in Section 2, Article 8 of Maryland's Constitution, allowing continued duties during appointment or selection until successors are qualified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Fifty Dollars Reward in Ku Klux Klan Meeting Incident
A fifty dollar reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who fired revolver shots toward a Ku Klux Klan meeting Thursday night. The notice is from the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan P O Box 12 Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peryang
Ku Klux Klan
Knights OF the KU Klux Klan
P.O
Frederick
W. C. T. U. Holds First Fall Session of 1922
The local Woman's Christian Temperance Union opened its fall session on September 11 with Miss Keller presiding and Mrs. Estep leading devotional. Delegates named to represent the union at the Walkersville State Convention, October 4–6, and notices of pro prohibition testimonies from industry leaders were read. The group discussed enforcement of laws, urges abstinence, and listed local delegates and alternates for the October meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mast Fourth Street
Bertie Garrison
Guy L. Fout
Union
Walkersville
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Miss Keller
Estep
Tthe Union
Walkersville Union
Canton Malleable Iron Company
Canton
Ohio
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Alabama
Sibley
Birmingham Clay Products Company
Wiliam A. Follansbee
Follansbee Brothers Company
Steel Manufacturers
Pittsburg
John C. Haswell
Dayton Malleable Iron Company
Louis C. Walker
Aermotor Company
Maysville
Frederick
C. E E. Wehler
C. E. Estep
Trespase Signs Toast Rout Promveiw with NewsPost Signs
A fragmented local notice discusses Trespase signing an event with NewsPost signs. It mentions printed cardiboard materials and a promotional push by a musician. The readable text provides few concrete details on date or venue.
Duofold Infant Wear and Genuine Furs Promoted
A newspaper item appeals to mothers urging a look at Duofold banded infant wear with patent Innes cotton lining and wool outside for warmth at 60c and up. It also invites customers to inspect fur pieces, guaranteed genuine and correctly priced, with a promise of reliability to customers.
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the Daily News
H. and
Marr
Mars
Mary
Nashvlle Tennes
Bible Thought
County Farm Bureau
Braddock Heights Pavilion
Hendrickson
Civic Club
Yoo M. C. A
Hendrickson’s
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Appleser Sales
Quynn Orchards
Hamsville, Md
New Market
Tsao
Fourth Streets
Chapel Alley
Frederick Junk Company
Frank Gastley
Waterman — Conklin
Aiken Lambert
Storm & Shipley, Booksellers and Stationers
York City
T& You
Scomidt
Howard G. Taylor
North Market Street
George's Creek
J. A. Jamison
Nunns-Post
Frank H. Despaux
Market ST
Traddock Heights
J. Fred Main
E. Claire Cut
Dahla
Robert M. Staley
Dill Ave
Community Hardware CO
Gittinger's Grocery
East Third St
Park Avenue
T Ko
Eiser
Ayere
Dameville
Madera
Joseph D Baker
Holmes LK. Baker
WM. G. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Sam's
G. Duvall
Asst
Cashier
Joseph McDivit
John
Ramsburg
D. Edward Kefauver
Joseph D. Baker
Jos, H Haller
Charles 8, Conley, M. D
Peter L. Harghtt
Newman
James H. Gambrill, JR
Holmes D. Baker
Daniel Baker, JR
Dbeluxen
W. Patrick
Daniel
JH. Buckey
N. Market St
Collie
Airedale
P. O
Rocky Ridge
Emmitsburg Junction
WMIU
Blate Road
Graham
L. C. Powell Woodsboro
Wiereville
Whittier
Schencke
Lakeside
Stieff
Bradbury
Mehlin
Emmitsburg
Wm R. Slemmer
M. R. Fampel
Trail Ave
Park Ave
FF Street
Gilmore
Flaud
EL Third St
J. A. Fidwler
South Market St. i
AZ SS
Harry SR Treryar
Pearl
Cash Registers
THE
National Cash Register
Comfarxy
Hagerstown
Tontushe-Siell
Tim Nee Qlasees
Sternant
Office of
MD. Brick and Supply Co
John D. Hendrickson
Hudson Bay
Potts & Griffin
West Third Street
Nit Avenue
West Second Street
Potts & Griffin, Real Estate
Court Street
Markwood D. Harp
Hard Road
Feom House
Bern
West End
West Third
Errest
City Properties
Pythian Castle
BR. House
W. Watrick
Ford Toring
Oakland
FALE
Star Motor Sees
Royal Society
Fall Lane
MR. & D. Marte
Thomas ?. Rice
Thomas Dp.rice
W.N. Jolliffe
Adare Town
Slong Stuta Road
Adamatown
Urbana
Buckeystown
Adamstown
Unionville
Frederieck
Mt. Pleasant
Johnsville
Pateraville
Metrovia
Union Bridge
W. N. Jolliffh
West Church Street
John N. Clary
Wilson Place
Neady
Marekell N. Nelson
Manger
Real Estate Department
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Cramer & Stauffer
Noun E. Cramer
John H. Stauffer
W.ind
Urbana State Road
Woodeboro
Church St
City
Builiigs
Tome Adanstews
N. Market
College Yark
Grayson H. Mercer
Gratson the Ercer
Kor
Kern
Wbscre
Washington St
Grayson Ampacer
K.P
Room & Court Street
Apa
Ralhifs
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