Advertisement items and notices in Frederick area paper
A dense list of classified entries and notices includes bank statements, savings notices, real estate and sales ads, job and lodging requests, a dentist card, a card of thanks, public sales, political notices, and an opera house vaudeville listing. Names include J. D. Hendrickson, T. Haller, Chas. H. Butts, Mrs. L. H. Ressler, and F. W. Staub & Sons. locations like North Market Street and Fredericktown appear alongside events and requests such as roomer wanted and young lady meeting ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanite Eer
Markwood
A. R. Remngburg
Chas
H. Butts
L. H. Ressler
Attentioh
Sd Puse
Harry Haller
Sweet Cider
F. W. Staub & Sons
Eles Vaudeville
Death notices from Hanover and Baltimore obituaries
Death of John G Feeser after three year illness at 26 East Middle street Hanover aged 62 years 11 months 15 days. Born Liberty town Ava county son of Daniel and Caroline Peeser he moved to Hanover forty years ago working as shoemaker then in photography. Roberta Cary Kinsolving widow of Rev Dr A Kinsolving of Houston Va died Monday at Church Home and Infirmary Baltimore burial to Virginia city. Annie J Hood died at daughter Mrs John W Carey Doubs yesterday morning age 87 months and 1 day survived by five daughters and one son including Mrs George Blessing Mrs John W Carey Doubs Eva J Mood Hahnemann Hospital Java Hood Wake Forest Mrs Frank T Yates Elmore and Thomas A Hood Kansas City Kan funeral Thursday from Mrs Carby home at 1 pm Mt Oliver cemetery undertaker M Ritchison & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Felser
John G. Feeser
Middle Street
Hanover
Félser
Huanove
Roberta C. Kinsolving
Roberta Cary Kinsolving
A. Kinsolving
Houston
Church
Baltimore
Virginia City
Robert J. C. Cary
Frederick
Tufln
Annie J. Hood
John W. Carey
Doubs
George Blessing
John W Carey
Eva J. Mood
Hahnemann Hospital
Philadelphia
Java Hood
Wake Forest
X. C
Mra
Frank T. Yates
Elmore
Thomas
A.hood
Kansas City
Kan
Carby
Mt. Oliver_cemetery
M. Ritchison, & Son
Democratic State Convention Set To Ratify Nominations
The Democratic State Convention will assemble at noon tomorrow at the Academy of Music in Baltimore. Delegates from Frederick and other counties will ratify state-wide nominations from the recent primary, adopt a platform, and adjourn. The platform, crafted by Attorney General Albert C. Ritchie and other leaders, aims to represent all party views and avoid further debates. The convention will also address the federal prohibition act amendment ratification and includes listed delegates such as Charles A. Conley and John T. Martin from Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aca
Baltimore
Albert C. Ritchie
Harrington
William P. Ryan
S. K. Dennis
Titehle
Togmaton
Frederick County
Charlea
A! Conley
D. Calumbita
Kemp
Frederick
Missionary Society Meeting at Sion Sites Allee
The Evangelical Lutheran Church Woman's Missionary Society held a program at 7:30 focusing on non Christian lands. Miss Alice Eichelberger led the study, with Kate Seeger and Elizabeth Martin assisting in literature discussion and staging. Hattie Bell chaired the meeting with a business session and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ung Peoples’ ‘Missionary Society
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Chajtel
Sion
Allee Herger
Kate, Seeger
Elizabeth Martin
Woman's _ Committee
Eed
Hattie Bell
Chamberlain's Tablets Praised by Chillicothe Reader
Mrs Malta Sankson of Chillicothe reports using Chamberlain's Tablets to relieve indigestion and backache. She says the remedy toned her and loosened discomfort, adding she will always speak well of them.
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Malta Sankson
Chillicothe
Cost of Nominating Three Candidates Explained
Three candidates filed primary expense statements with the circuit clerk. Roderick led with 51.32 spent, Smith 29.50, Norwood 31.28, including 25 entrance fees and advertising. Law requires full sworn itemized reports within 30 days after the September primary.
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Circuit Court
George T. Roderick
The
Orphans’ Court
George Edward ‘Smith
the Orphans’ Court
F. C. Norwood
Roderick
Board of Supervisors of Election
Saseline
Norwood
Hig
Yate
George Edward Smith
Board of Supervisors of Elections
Mle
Miss Jean Simpson Returns to Teaching at Frederick Boys High
Miss Jean Simpson resigns from the Pennsylvania Railroad office in Pittsburgh after a year and returns home to Indian Springs. She signs a contract to teach in the Frederick Boys High School starting October 1, is a graduate of Girls High School and studied at Slippery Rock State Normal School. She taught in Pittsburgh area public schools for three years.
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Boys’ High
Jean Simpson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh
Indian Springs
Frederick Boys
Girls’ High School
Pennsylvania State Normal School
Slippery Rock
Big Prices at Sale at Virginia Fall Auction
Virginia buyers bid high at fall sale of farm equipment livestock and horses near Lucketts with totals near five thousand dollars. Cows sold 91 to 130 dollars helfers 26 to 68 dollars shoots 8 to 15 dollars yearling colts 85 to 78 dollars two year colts 145 to 165 dollars and horses 165 to 235 dollars. Police report: Cumberland Police Chief Hum melshire says council cannot enter wage and labor condition agreement with Local No 16 727.
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Virginia
John W. Null
Doubs
J. R. Mouser
Lucketts
Helfers
T. A. K. Hummelshire
Cumberland
Coucnil
Upton Players Stage Gringy The Girl and the Outlaw
Mr Frank X. Staley of East Second Street recovers after an operation for gringy at City Hospital while Dr Joseph T Pyles also shows improvement. Miss May Upton leads the May Upton Players who presented The Girl and the Outlaw to a large audience at Liberty City Opera House. the troupe travels the circuit and plans future performances.
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Frank X. Staley
East Secondstreet
Gringy
Joseph. T. Pyles
City Hospital
Upton Players
Liberty
Miss May
Upton
City Opera House
Republican meeting invites Central Committee members
Local notice invites Republican members of the County Central Committee to attend a meeting on Saturday September 20 1919 at 11 am at the Court Houses Frederick Ma. The message lists membership candidates and notes invitations to successful and unsuccessful candidates from recent primaries. Haller chairman. Chamberlains C and D remedy ad copy follows about care and sales notices and job ads.
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County Central
Frederick
the Central
Harry Haller
Joy Ride Ends In Wreck In Maryland Suburb
Baltimore joy riders went off the road on Datlgron Hill at the top of South Mountain Monday afternoon. A woman passenger was hospitalized in Hagerstown with unknown injuries while the chauffeur fled but was later arrested. The car was released. a case of beer was found inside, and the owner refused to assume responsibility.
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Baltimore
Joy Riders
Datlgron
South Moun Tun
Ithie Packard
Washington County
Hagerstown
Summer Lingers Amid Warm Days And Green Leaves
The article notes extended warm weather in Frederick County with temperatures near 69 to 85 degrees and no frost yet. Trees stay green while leaves turn slowly, and a dry spell threatens late crops, with rain badly needed to aid farming.
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Frederick County
Schaeffer Property Sold In Maryland Suburban Move
Noah E. Cramer and Son sold to Samuel Maring and Mrs. Lucy Maine the colonial home of Jno A Schaeffer and children on Washington Boulevard Buckeystown road near Virginia. The 12 to 14 acre estate features a large stone mansion a stone tenant house barn and other outbuildings with high grade building land at the rear. The former home of Col Sprigg Cockey will be extensively improved and made a residence by the buyers. The Leaders Bible Class outing from Frederick included a campfire meal and hymns at Yellow Springs with C Albert Gilson presiding.
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Noah E. Cramer
Tate
Jno
A. Schaeffer
Washington Boulevard
Buckeystown
Virginia
Sprigg Cockey
Samuel Maring
Lucy Maine
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
C. Albert Ghson
Joseph Martz
Yellow Springs
Frederick
Feagavilla
Patrick Street
Dill’ Ave
Modern Health Crusade aims for 3 million entries this year
National Tuberculosis Association announces the second annual Modern Health Crusade for school children will begin after the fall term. The National Education Association, with 400,000 teachers, endorsed the crusade at a Milwaukee meeting. Last year Frederick schools participated and officials weigh local plans for this year. The program asks eleven daily chores for fifteen weeks. completing 75 percent earns a knight banneret with titles escalated by chores.
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National Tuberculosis Association
National Education Associaion
Frederick
National Education Association
Milwaukee
National Tuberculoals Association
Cashier and Officers Named in Bank List
A historic bank roster lists officers including President and Assistant Cashier Joseph McDivitt along with John S Ramuburg Daniel Baker and several others such as William G Baker C H Conley M D Co M Thomas P L Hargett and J H Gumpril. The document records names tied to executive roles within the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Ramuburg
Daniel Baker
Wm. G. Baker
C. H. Conley
M.D. Co
M. Thomas
P.L. Hargett
D. &. Kefauver
John 8. Newman
J.D. Baker
J H. Gumpril
Thon
Haber
H. D. Haber
Public Sale of Household Goods in Frederick
Public sale notice for household and kitchen items at 202 B Church Street and 282 Be Church Street Frederick Maryland. Items include furniture stoves beds stands wardrobe dishes and cookware. Auctioneers Lease Rice Jones. Also card of thanks and local notices from residents and professionals with addresses and contact details.
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Vasem
B. Church Street
Torma—Cash
L. H. Reisler
L. Rice
Frederick
Allen Jones
H.R. Lease
W. Li
Rice
Large Frederick area real estate listing with many farms
Real estate item listing 170 to 250 acre farms near Frederick and Myersville with timber, state roads, water, fruit, gardens, and numerous outbuildings. Includes a mansion with 10 rooms and 2 sets of buildings on 160 acres, a near New Midway 13 1/2 acre tract, and a residential buff brick house with rich interior finishes.
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Myersville
New Midway
Frederick
State Road
Property for sale near Frederick with improvements
Four acres located south of Frederick described as having fine improvements and four inflea. chicken place with all necessary buildings and facilities.
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Frederick
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the Daily News
Eees
Ahd
Iadvertis
Statemekar
Mech
Walkersville Savings
Fredericktown Law
Hendrickson
Pickford
North Market St
T. J. L. Wiles
Thos, Haller
Roderuck
Geo. Ed. Smith
F.C. Norwood
Chamberlain
Michigan
Hall
Caneville
Mtoh
Paanya
Chamberlain's
Markwood D. Harp
O. Oy
Mary Carrington
Chamberlam
Tellet
Rvdvertiennent
South Mountain
Schaeffer Property
Samuel Marino
Crusade
Reneadorserent
Education’ Association
Fred’k
Tizens’ National Bank
Citizens' National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J.D
BAKER
seerereessPresident
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Ance
Samuel G. Duvall
Cashier
Ms T
Chas. H. Butts
Arthur BR. Remakerg
J. T. Pyles
Henry P. Fabimey
Harry Knippie, Sr
Tolleta
West Sixth St
Prederick, Md
East Seventh Street
Wm. H. Kreh
Ia ‘Atill
South Market Street
D. E. Kefauver
Frederick Md
John D. Hendrickson
Anis
Atyles
Jersey
Fifth Avenue
Joan D. Hendrickson
Automobile
City Property
Grayson H, Mhrchr
Pythian Castle
Insurance
Lewis R, Deatzbaugh
Modern Life Insurance
Continental ‘Life Insurance
Wilmington
Del
America
Jan Financial
Lita Insurance Company
Cramer's Palace
Barclay St
Brédarick
Maine
Pachee
Clifton
Potts. & Griffin
Court St
Life Insurance. Ee
Commercial ‘Printing
Price
North Market Stre
John N. Claby
A. Bargala
Peadola
Saptatahet Lst
Ait Uate
Hamilton Avenue
Poa Segaion
Wesaion
Sult
RAL Estate
Mortough, and Investment
County
Maryland
Weat‘Patrick' Bt
Eugene H.albaugh
Gompady
Frederic Goulds
Freder Ick
On -Pike
Walkersville
Brunewick
Bath
Dickers
W.N. Jollinfa
Noah BE
Cramer
NE Cramer
Bee Bargain
Woods
Bor
Eltys
Cererville
Pibane
Pear
Rage
Pvap
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