Thurmont Notes and Local Visits Highlight Weekend
Miss Kuathertoe Herwig begins commercial work at Thurmont High School. Mounting travels and visits: Miss Pearl Michael and Mr. John L. Michael return from Washington after a stay with the Millers of West Third Street. Edna Smith and Frank Smith visit relatives in Thurmont and Spring Hill. Donald Doub and Medbcin V. Beachley head to Gettysburg to enter college. Fessler Haller returns to Cornell for a teaching post after graduation. Winston Haller resumes studies at MIT. W. Harry Haller Jr. joins grandmother in Baltimore before a trip to Minnesota and Boston area relatives. Col. and Mrs. Geo. Sanders visiting Thurmont. The Tysons of Federalsburg and Mr. Tyson visit kin in Thurmont. Milton Becker of Baltimore visits the Weasche family. Bowman Winger and Mrs. Winger of Philadelphia visit Mrs. Winger’s mother in Thurmont. Miss Ehel Shaver of Frederick visits Clyde Shaver. Miss Kathryn Firor, Johns Hopkins nursing student, vacations with her brother. Frank and Miss Martin of Thurmont plan a two-week trip to the West. Evelyn Routzahn of Middletown teaches in Baltimore. Dr. R. L. Reid of New York guests of the Wards. Willis D. Witter of Roselle Park announces birth of a son Sept. 21. Philip R. Winebrewer and wife spend the weekend with Silver Spring friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuathertoe Herwig
High Schoel
Kenova
W. Va
Pearl
Michael
John L. Michael
Washington
Edward W. Miller
West Third Street
Edna Smith
Frank Smith
Spring Held
Ohio
William E. Caruer
East Third
Messrs
Donald Doub
Medbcin V. Beachley
Middletown
Gettysburg
Doub
Beachley
J. Fessler Haller
Cornell University
Cr. Winston Haller
East Third Street
Massachusetts Institutef Technology
W. Harry Hailer, Jr
Wear
Frank J. Fitzpatrick
Baltimore
Minnesota
Col
Geo
Sanders
Brookline
Mass
Boston
John Landers
Thurnont
Jease M
Tyson
Federalsburg
R. A. Tyson
Thurmont
Milton Becker
Jas. T. Weasche
Bowman Winger
Philadelphia
Mr. Winger
Hel Shaver
Frederick
Clyde Shaver
Kathryn Firor
Johns Hopkins Hospital
David
Thur‘mont
Frank Martin
Chadron
Neb
Lanor
Wyoming
Deadwood
Yellowstone Park
Mise Evelyn Routzahn
Thurmont High School
Baltimore City
R. L. Reid
New York
Berkeley Ward
Rockwell Terrace
Willis D. Witter
Roselle Park
N. J
Witter
H. B. Witter
Philip R. Winebrewer
E. Brooke Les
Silver Spring
Deaths: Miss Mary A. McCauley and John W. McAfee
Miss Mary A. McCauley died at Frederick City Hospital from appendicitis at age 44. Survived by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter McCauley, sisters Sadie Claxton Pearly McCauley and brothers Ernest Daniel John Henry Edward Ora, plus daughter Susie Gant. Funeral Monday at 2 from Schleysville home. burial Mt Olivet, E Cline in charge. John W. McAfee died at Foxville at 73. survived by wife and children Clara Willard Viola Brown Alta Wagaman and Frank Thurmont. Funeral Sunday at home at 4 with burial Foxville cemetery. services by Rev J L Green and Elder J S Weybright. M L Creager and Son undertakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. McCauley
Frederick City Hospital
Walter S. McCauley
Sadie Claxton
Pearly McCauley
Ernest
Daniel
John
Henry
Edward
Ora McCauley
Susie Gant
Schleysville
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
E.cline
John W. McAfee
Foxville
Clara Willard
Viola Brown
Alta Wagaman
Frank
Thurmont
J. L Green
J. S. Weybright
M. L. Creager and Son
Funeral of Mrs. Annie A. Cline Held at Home then Mt Olivet
The funeral for Mrs. Annie A. Cline was held Friday at 3 PM from her son's home west of Frederick. Drs Wrightson, Wright, and Rapp conducted services. Pallbearers were R. B. Lewis, C. A. Gilson, Guy Blackston, George M. Gittings, George W. Heinlein, and George W. Shoemaker. Burial followed in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Mrs. Cline, aged about eighty, lived in the county, later in Boston with daughters, and was active in church and charitable work. She remained mentally sharp and cherished Frederick and friends, reading The News to keep posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie A. Cline
Casper E. Gliine
Frederick
J. C. Wrightson
J. Wright
A. G. Rapp
R. BR. Lewis
C. A. Gilson
Guy Blackston
George M. Gittinger
George W. Heinlein
George W. Shoe
Heavenly Father
Plans for Armistice Day events in Frederick
Armistice Day plans by the Francis Scott Key Post American Legion headed by Robert Crothers include a 9 AM start with a 26 mile relay from Hagerstown to Frederick, 104 runners per team, 440 yard legs, plus a reel race between city fire companies. The day also features a parade, grave decorations at Mt Olivet Cemetery, a Courthouse Park program, and an evening dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Robert Crothers
Post
Hagerstown
Frederick
Frederick-Hagerstown
F. Lester Smith
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Courthouse Park
Hymeneas Krise and Hazel Cecil Wedding News
September 2 at Buckeystown Methodist Protestant church marked the quiet marriage of Edward Krise of Creagerstown and Hazel Cecil of Buckeystown with Rev J W Kirk officiating. After a wedding tour they hosted a reception September 18 at the Cecil home with many guests from area towns. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krise Cecil
Edward B. Krise
Creagerstown
Hazel Cecil
Buckeystown
J. W. Kirk
Charles Cecil
Lewistown
Woodsboro
Backerstown
Gambler Finders Fail as They Go Broke Against Devices
A sharp line notes that many men seek tricks to beat gambling devices, but the main obstacle remains lack of funds as they go broke rather than win.
Safety markers rule on Market Street intersection noted
Notice from Mayor Lloyd C. Culler states drivers must keep to the right of the markers at Market Street intersections with South Patrick Church Second Third and Fifth streets. It declares the rule by law and urges compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
South
Patrick
Church
Second
Third
Fifth Streets
Lloyd C. Culler
G H S Alumnae Meeting Announces First Year Session
The G H S Alumnae will hold a meeting on Monday September 25 at 8 p m in the auditorium of the G H S Building. It is the first meeting of the year and all members are urged to attend. Theolma Nixdor eff, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.H. 8
Fulmer
Apples and groceries at Gambrill Orchards sale
Local ads advertise apples Jonathan and York Imperial stock at 50 cents per bushel for cider stock and $1 for prime stock at Gambrill Orchards on Roldh Ford road. Weekend specials include potatoes 30 cents per peck, 1 dollar per bushel, laundry soap 8 for six cents, corn flakes 3 for 25 cents. Also coffee Astor 45 cents, oysters and seafood from Williams Market, and other household goods. Various local sales and real estate notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathans
York Imperials
Gambrill Orchards
Roldh Ford Road
Astor Coffee
A. I. Hoffman
South Street
Modern six room brick home near Hood College
Real estate listing notes several six and seven room brick homes in good neighborhoods with immediate possession. Includes suburban houses with two acres, garages, and large lots along W Fourth East Third Market and Dill Ave. Several building lots with easy terms and attractive locations are advertised. WE WRITE ALL LINES OF INSURANCE REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE AND INVESTMENT COMPANY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson BH. Mercer
R. RL
Second Street
Grayson
Mercer
Frederick
Nean E. Cramer
John A. Stauffer, Jr
Motors Trick
Ind
Artane Site
Wondsboro
Greenfield
Mt Pleasant
E. Church St. Moeers
City
Ceres
HS Market
Tances Park
Renae Jota
Une& Pike
Cramer & Stauffer
Church St. Frederick, Md
Mt. Pleasant
Johnsville
Paetersville
Cubch
Adamatown
Monroe Vis
Union Bridge
W. N. Jollifes
West Church Street
Frendrick
Hear Hood College
Cariine
East Second Street
Market
W. Third Street
Dill Ave
Pike
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Babe Ruth
Wevar Reeh
Hymeneas
Pyles—Kline
Arthur T. Pyles
North Market Street
Esther C. Kline
Daniel Kline
United Brethren Pareenage
William R. Glen
The
News-Post
Snyder—Walborn
Kuling
China
George Randolph Snyder
Albert Snyder
Joy
Grace Walborn
Snyder
Miss Walborn
Senchow
Hunan
Grimes—Goodner
John Grimes
Hot Springs
Ar- Lapsas
Maud Goodner
W. C. Royal
First Baptist Church
Grimes
West Patrick Street
Weagley—Mann
Samuel M. Weagley
Mary A. Mann
Waynesboro
United Brethren Parsonage
Co. H. Feete
Brunswick
Georges Thenault
Paule Dumont
Dertzbaugh
Thelma Nixdoref
H. L. Ebert
Cor. Makt
Fifth St
Williams Market
United Brethren Church
West Second Street
Frederick, Md
Grayson H. Mercer
T. J. L. Wiles
Harvey R. Lease
Joseph H. Bussard
Pythian Castle Building
Neste
Court Square
Beatrice N. Trail
J. Fred Main
York City
Scrmidt
Terian
Trinity Reformed Chapel
Revis
Orchestra
Uptown Hall
Deora
Dertzbaugh—insurance—Service
McHenry Bros
Bradley T. McHenry
Bentz Street
Deatzbaugh
Walkersville Chas
Wisner
Fourth Streets
Chapel Alley
Frederick June Company
Frank Gastley
Frederick Fair
James Taylor
West Patrick St
W. Dertzbaugh
Howard G. Taylor
George’s Creek
J. A. Jamison
Caas
L. H. Fox
North Market
Frank H. Derpaux
Market ST
N. Market St
Church Saree Caacs
East Second St
Braddock Heights
Gittinger’s Grocery
Allen
G. W. Cookerly
West
Patrick St
Green
Oldsmobile
West Patrick Fr
Ranfman Motor Company
Mgr
Soeth ‘Ket Street
Thiya Seer
Mouwailaig City
Citizens’ National Bank
Crrssene National Bank
OY Frederick
Frederck
Maryland
United States
Leveral Reserve Bank
UD Escca Ocr
U. S. Treasurer
U. & Treasurer
Burplus Land
Federal Reserve Bank
Credita
United
Ube
State of
Wm. G. Zimmerman
J. Harry Kennedy
Notary Publica
C. H. Conley
John 8
Newman
J. DD
Barr
Frederick Iron Sod Steel Company
Experiente
International Osiery ‘Mills
Norigos
Seotmintz Jessi
Ford Automobiles
Scotmints Company
Jersey City
Aie
Milla
Norristows
Eel
Care News-Post
Calvin Page
Atf
Gewand
A. Dalot
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Groves, J
Shank and Elsier
Civie
NASH
Cash Registers
the National Cash Register
Company
Jon D. Hendrickson
Burson
John D. Hendrickson
Potts & Griffin
Dill Avenue
Insurance
Court Street
Rotal Society
Ourn
Markwood D. Harp
Rooma Pick
West Third Arreet
Losararce
Mark Wood O& Aarp
Pythian
Eoetous
Tas Sda UR
Edwart L. Bernass
Pieivchman
Doris E
Bec Pete
Cee Leptel
Mase Ce Sna cl
Thomas P. Rice
W. N. Jolliffe
Adame Town
Jefferson
Nixtra Good Farm
Adamstown
Urbana
Unionville
John N. Clary
City Homes For Sale
Markel H. Nelson
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
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