Miller Rites Set for Mrs Jennie Schley Miller
Mrs Jennie Schley Miller 71 died Sunday at her West Patrick street home. She was the eldest Schley daughter, widow of William H Miller, survived by sister Miss Agnes Schley and niece Miss Lillian Schley. A Frederick native, she taught at Evangelical Reformed church Sunday school and served on the Home for the Aged board. Funeral Tuesday at 2 from her home with burial at Mt Olivet. Rev Henri L G Kieffer to officiate. Thomas F P Rice funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Schley Miller
Schley
West Patrick Street
Miller
Frederick
Dra Fairfax
Ann Rebecca Sreiner Schley
Agnes Schley
Steiner Schley
Lillian Schley
Mt. Olivet
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Thomas FP. Rice
Deaths in Liberty and nearby areas report
William H. Baker a retired farmer of Linganore district died at his Liberty home after paralysis aged 80. Survived by widow two sons G Edward Unionville Gurney Unionville and sister Mrs Elizabeth Carter Liberty. Funeral tomorrow at 10 from Singanore chapel with Rev J I Most services. Burial at nearby graveyard. Al Yauch Powell funeral directors. Also listed are obituaries for Miss Bessie L Rippeon 18 who died at City Hospital and Miss Maria Reeder Key in Baltimore, with notes on relatives. Infant Norman E Dorsey three months died at Woodsboro. funeral today at 10 from residence. burial Rocky Hill cemetery. L C Powell Co funeral directors.
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William H. Baker
Linganore District
Liberty
Joseph D. Baker
G. Edward
Unionville
Gurney Baker
Elizabeth Carter
Bessie L. Rippeon
Hershe Lo Rinneon
William Rippeon
City Hospital
Neore
Bens
Uaonville
Linganore Chapel
A'banzh & Powell
Norman E. Dorsey
Kindler W. Dorsey
Woodsboro
Welock
R. Patterson
Rocky Hill Cemetery
L. C. Powell & Co
Funeral for Harry Edward Starey at Pleasant Hill church
The funeral for Harry Edward Starey was held Saturday at 2 pm at Pleasant Hill church with Rev. Robert Lee Bair officiating. Interment followed at Wieasani Hill cemetery. The service featured many floral tributes and was largely attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Edward Starey
Pleasant Hii Church
Robert Lee Bair
Charles Mass
Saxcat
Auto plunges over 40 foot embankment near Thurmont
Six persons three grown and three children narrowly escaped death when an automobile between Thurmont and Foxville plunged over a 40 foot embankment Saturday night. Mrs Victoria Brown of Foxville suffered a skull fracture and facial lacerations but was not deemed seriously hurt. She was treated by Dr. Birely Thurmont and moved to City Hospital. Weagley and his two children plus a brother and an infant were briefly injured but released after minor treatment. The car lights failed before the plunge and the cause remains unexplained. Mrs. Brown was improving today at City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Foxville
Victor Brown
Foxvlle
du Birely
Brown
City Hospital
Personal notices from Thurmont and surrounding towns
Dr C G MacGill has returned from Atlantic City visits ripple through local circles as kinfolk and friends plan gatherings in Thurmont and nearby towns. The week brings travel and guest arrivals from Baltimore York Allentown and Buffalo with several families hosting visitors and sharing news of arrivals births and departures. The Y M C A announces a Fall Retreat at Craddock Heights September 22 24 involving multiple area associations and officers.
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the Heights
Craddork Heights
Y. M
Hagerstown
Y. M.C
Martineburg
Frederick
RR. Y. Mlc A
Brunswick
ATV
New Cattle Champions in Maryland Thirty Day Dairy Class
Mountain View Farm Germantown Md wins with K P Plush Butter Boy recording 2553.9 pounds of milk and 1162 pounds of butter after 30 days at age five years two months. Onda Dorothy Conordia Vale of Garrett Park Md previously held record with 2232.0 pounds milk and 95.8 pounds butter fat. Delana Mechthilde Fobes, age four years two months, produced 2265.1 pounds milk and 1118 pounds butter fat in thirty days, surpassing Onyx Pledge Alma, Mountain View Farm, 10638 pounds milk and 98.3 pounds butter.
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Maryland
Holstein Friesian Association of America
Mountain View Farm
Germantown
Dorothy Conordia Vale
C. I. Corby
Garrett Park
Delana Mechthilde Fobes
Onyx Pledge
Alma
Death of William G. Baker noted by bank board
Resolutions by The Citizens' National Bank of Frederick Maryland honor William G. Baker director and longtime vice president who died September 14 1922 at Buckeystown Frederick County He is praised as a Christian gentleman whose devotion to the bank helped its success A funeral attendance is planned and the resolution entered in minutes and published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Baker
Citizens' National Bank
Frederick
Maryland
Buckeystown
Frederick County
Citizens’ National Bank
Qute
Miter
Bank Officers Named In Company Notice
WM. G. BAKER vice president and WM. G. ZIMMERMAN cashier are listed in the leadership notice. The document confirms key roles in the financial institution and outlines governance structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. G. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Infant wear sale on Duofold bands and infant shirts
JORM D HENDRICKSON promotes Duofold Infant wear with inner cotton lining and outer pure wool to prevent scratchy wool against the body. Prices begin at 60 cents and up as a sensible option for mothers stocking children against cold weather amid potential future price increases.
Furs of Quality Advertises Guaranteed Real Pelts
A terse ad urges readers to shop at Fur places before buying. It claims furs are genuine and correctly priced, listing Hudson Bay Sables Baum and Stone Martens Canadian and Alaska Y Foxes Belge Steel and Platinum Grey Foxes. The seller asserts they can guarantee furs because they are guaranteed to the retailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Bay
Baltimore Conference for County School Supervisors Set
Prof G Lloyd Palmer and several Misses will attend a county superintendents and supervisors conference in Baltimore Sept 27 28 29. State superintendent Albert S Cook outlined a long program with topics on improving school conditions for discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Lloyd Palmer
Stella E Brown
Huldah Erust
Caroline E. McIntire
Hal Lee Ott
Baltimore
Albert S. Cook
Public sale of dairy herd at Fulmer's Station, Md
On September 28 1922 at 1 o'clock I will sell at public auction on my farm at Fulmer's Station Frederick Md my high class dairy herd eight cows high grade Jersey and Holstein Guernsey stock. The herd has been kept and cared for on this farm. Auctioneer Harvey Release clerk Joseph H Buseard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fourth Street
Bertie Harrison
Guy L. Fout
Wil
Fulmer's Station
Frederick
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Francis Scott Key
Thomas Reeder Gough
Miss Key
Chaptico Church
St. Clary’s County
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Perry Ottc Smith
New Market
Judce J. Eaward Therger
Mra
Elsie Hoover
John Brown
Beulah Land
William C Roderick
Desas
William W. Pickett
William R. Glen
Pickett
Hoover Cane
C. G. MacGill
Atlantic Civ
Ruth Feaga
Elsie Hallam
New York
Fred A. Drake
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mary Sheets
York
D. S. Weybright
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Edna Lee
Jeannette Sigmund
Allentown
Maynard Freese
Edgar Castle
Middletown
E. F. Younkins
Buffalo
George Smith and Sons
Boonsboro
Lelia Biddinger
Burkittsville
Emma Bennett
Leroy
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Jesse Haines
Bennett
Chas. McGowan
Thomas Grams
Wubert M. D. Dutrow
Leslie McKinley
Dayton
Ohio
Atlantic City
Laura Gaver
Milton G. Urner
John Milton Gaver
Westminster
Laura Ann Gaver
John Wiles
David B. Zimmerman
Montgomery County
Charles Howard
Zimmerman
Melvin A. E. Biser
Braddock Heights
Chas. Ross Rogers
Court Square
Blair Academy
Rstown
New Jersey
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Harris
Mt. Holyoke College
Laur. Hall Elder
Arthur
Willing Workers’ Bible Class
Grace Reformed Sunday School
Braddock Heights Pavilion
Apples
Quynn Orchards
Yanneville, Md
Harner’s
Harners
S J. W. Harner
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Chapel Alley
Howard G. Taylor
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George’ Creek
J. A Jamison
Frank H. Despaux
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J. Fred Matin
M. Staley
Dil Ave
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Charles H. Conley, M. D
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Tun
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Board of Education
Washington County
State Senate
Harry Brindie
Grand Jury
T. F. B Sappington
Charlies Zimmerman
B. F. Burg
Martin Swann
Tepiamin E Davis
Potts & Griffin
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Villa Estata
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Broderick, Md
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Rarewood
D. Aarp
L. B. House
Th. W. Patrick St
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S&s
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Royal Society
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Chas. Wertheimer
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Sancadens
Church Street
E. Second St
East Third St
the National Cash Register ! Company
Girls’ High School
Fifth St
Pen-Mar
Fred. Gallion
Loudoun County, and Frederick Bridge Co
Thomas H. Baller
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J Wiles, Harvey Release
iJoseph H. Buseard
Thomas P. Riob
aRnon
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Adato Town
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Frederieck
Jefferson
Adamstown
Urbana
Mt. Pleasant
Johnsville
Monrovia
Union Bridge
N. Jolliffe
Real Estato
John K. Clary
Wilson Place
Real Estate, Mortgage and Investment Company
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Real Estate Department
W. Patrick Bt
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Noan E. Cramer
Stauffer
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Greenfield Mill
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Ore Coltere Fares i Pog
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4Th Ct
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Fred KP
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