Sweeney Deaths and Obituary Notices in Local Area
Two death notices and an extended obituary item for William Nathaniel Sweeney of Hagerstown detail sudden heart trouble and a large family lineage. The second notice records May Eyler, daughter of Luther Eyter of Taneytown, dying at Cory Hospital after a brief illness with services scheduled at Taneytown Lutheran Cemetery. Additional context notes Sweeney’s past endurance, including an injury in the Westminster railroad wreck of 1905 and his long residence in the region. Funeral arrangements are listed with Fuss & Son and Lewistown M. E. B. church attendance.
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Eota May Eyer
Ming
May Eyter
Luther
Eyter
Taseytown
Cory Hosperst
Marcella Eyler
Roger
Helen
Ester
Panera
Taneytown Lutheran Cemetery
Fuss & Son
William Mr. Sweeney
William Nathaniel Sweeney
Hagerstown
Minnie Krouse
Harrisburg
Veda Freubling
Philadelphia
Howard Hahn
Thurmont
William Sweeney
York
Eisle Wolfe
Baltimore
Melvin Sweeney
Howard Bussand
Ernest
Walter Sweener
Hagerstomm
Elmer
Charles Sweener
Lebanon
Maria Engle
Coca
Frederick County
Alice Muller
McClellan Holt
Phuadelphia
Lewie Town
M. EB
Toon
I. Creager & Son
Sweesey
Sarah Sweeney
Catoctin Furnace
Sweeney
Western Maryland
Westminster
Mr. Sweener
Bert
Weaver Meyer Wedding Announced in Philadelphia
The marriage of Rev. Ernest E. Weaver formerly of Elliott and later of 3911 Spruce Street Philadelphia to Mrs Alda Meyer of List and Walnut Streets Philadelphia took place on September 17. Rev Dr A Pohlman officiated at Temple Lutheran Church Philadelphia. Weaver formerly served as pastor of the Reformed Church at Walkersville.
Personal News From Frederick and Norfolk Circles
Purely Personal notes recount Mr D H Quynn of College Circle and his son Lieutenant Commander Allen G Quynn traveling to Norfolk and expected to return to Frederick. Lieut Commander Quinn was in Frederick and is now stationed temporarily at Norfolk. Mr and Mrs D Shriner return from Pittsburgh after attending the wedding of Frank R Stoner Jr. James D Enright, formerly of Frederick, visits the city after years, now in New York with the National Electric Light Association engineering dept.
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D. H. Quynn
College Circle
Allen G. Quynn
Norfolk
Frederick
Quinn
D. Shriner
Pittsburgh
Frank R Stoner, Jr
Frank R. Stoner
James D. Enright
Francis Scott Ker
New York
Naonal Electric Light Association
Local Residents Treated At Frederick City Hospital
Among The Sick Robert Abrecht on East Sixth Street was taken to Frederick City Hospital for treatment. William L. Guyton of Mult town is now in critical condition. Mrs. David Fry remains critical. Margie Hale near Jefferson remains confined to bed after a paralytic stroke six weeks ago. John A. Dintaman of Srmstick underwent a futile operation at the Frederick Sr. near Jefferson.
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Robert
Abrecht East Sixth Street
Frederick City Hospital
William L. Guyton
Middletown
David Fry
Margie Hale
Jefferson
John A. Dintaman
Srmstick
Frederick Sr
Jeferson
The Racord Home Offers Spacious Kitchen And Porch
A 1927 notice describes a Colorado built home by The Homes Company with a large kitchen area and a play porch outside, designed for family space. It highlights roomy bedrooms with closets, a sitting room by the fire, and an upstairs, with prices from 5500 to 6500 dollars.
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T Homes Company
Colorado Buildin
Raeford
Washington, D. C
NFA
Ford
Warfield stocks sold at public sale in Sykesville
Edward O Weant and Harry M Phelps trustees sold Wade H D Warfields stock holdings at public auction in Sykesville on Saturday. The largest block, 2127 shares of Sykesville National Bank, went to Charles H Knapp at 28.50 a share. Also sold were 189 shares of Maryland Milling & Supply Co to James H Gambrill Jr of Frederick at 102 a share. Beasman bought 20 shares at 103, Knapp 30 more at 105. Warfield had been president of both firms. Remaining Warfield realty in Sykesville to be sold today and next Saturday.
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Mary
Sykesville
Edward O. Weant
Harry M. Phelps
Wade H.D. Wareid
Srkesville National Bank
Warfield
Charles H. Knapp
Knapp
Maryland Milling & Supply Company
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Frederick
Gambril
Frank B. Beasman
Sikesville
Sir
Sir. Kroapp
Herald Publishine Company
Herald-Mess
Beasman
Watfeld
Hat wearing traces to knightly custom on Fifth Avenue
Sunday promenaders along Fifth Avenue wear hats as a vestige of a knightly etiquette once common before modern headgear. The habit arose from a tradition of showing status and respect in public spaces, with the style varying from informal fedoras to ceremonial hats.
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Fifth Avenue
Atmos
Local ad notes delivery and contact details
A fragmentary local advertisement mentions Fresh Buttermi'k Daily delivery to a Saint Date address at 287 Eas Seventh Street. It references door delivery and a meeting with someone at The New.
Union Bridge Quarry Outing Proves A Hit For Workers
On Wednesday afternoon the Leigh Quarry Department workers and families held an outing at their park two miles from Union Bridge. About 175 people attended enjoying a well organized program, baseball, bands, and ample refreshments. The event marked by patriotic decor and a long record of safety with 48$ without a lost time accident.
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Tnilon Bridge
Leigh Quarry
Union Bridge
Norman Wilson
William Seller
Jessie Fogle
Leo Zimmeryman
Union Bridge Band
G. H. Kinney
Howard Grer
L. Penn
Od and Young
Leigh Company
Charles Goodwin
H. F. Baer
Miss Andrews
Lehigh
LaForce
Luther Sailor
In Memoriam for Zewell J. Gilbert
In sad remembrance of Zewell J. Gilbert who departed this life two years ago on September 23. The speaker expresses longing and notes absence of footsteps and comfort in faith. A devotion to meeting again is implied, with a refrain of being anchored safe where storms are.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zewell J. Gilbert
Private sale of Elizabeth Conard residence Frederick Md
The residence of Mrs Elizabeth Conard deceased at 241 Dill Avenue Frederick Md is offered at private sale. Administrator Reubens Lease invites inquiries for modern conveniences. Also listed are public sales of household furniture and antiques with auctioneers noted.
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Elizabeth Conard
Dillaveane
Fredeick
Reubens
Gem
East Patrick Street
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J. C. Kintz
Market
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Court St
McCain Orchard Company
Braddock Pike
Commercial Service and Credit Co
State Bank
Potomac Edison
W. Patrick St
Yellow Springs
Martz’s Meadow
Mechanicsville
South Market St
Notwood Brand
C. D. Kenney CO
Lewis H Knock
DELCO
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Foucr Brounswick
Washington
Apair EB Roar and Sons
East
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J. W. Weaning
Park Place
Fisher's
Secroon
Brig Hove
East Seventh SQ
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Dimon
Nodern
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C. EK Schildknecht
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Commission
Capital Tailoring Corporation
Ith St
Washington, D.C
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Windham
Conn
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Alexandria
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Martland
Maryland
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Court House
Frederick Cit
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Meryland
Norenner Street
Wenner
Emid Wenner
Fourth Avenue
Wenner Street
Witty
Fairmont
Wiliam Jc. Hamm
T. H
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Frederick Ty. Martland
Excarimene
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Renney
Peturned
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Citizens' National Bank
We" National Bank
Jerick
Walt AL
Josery D. Haken
Carirman
Horses D. Rake
Joan Hl. Baker
Joacit McDivit
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Samee G. Duvarn
Aasistant
J. Travers Thomas
Asssistant
Joserit D. Bam
Thomas H. HaLira
Cranis
Coney, M. D
Jonux S. Newnan
Janes H. Gamentin, JR
Homes D. Baker
Daniel Baker, Jr
Jonn St. Barz
Enis B. Rawsairen
Schaeffer ‘I
Hargett
SE Park
Creed
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Leto
Hild Fastis
Rm de Tercutta Mocrel
Costemtment Deeller Rithin
Court Street
Frederick, Maryland
Thorne
Thomas P. Ric
Thomas P. Jack
Gilmore B. Flautt
College Park
Elm Street
Dill Avenue
Motter Ave
Washington ST
W. Buuth
Fourth
Jefferson ST
Trail Ave
Market Sr
Poom Pett
Atrance
State Road
Oilmore Rk. Flautt
Market Street
Co. E. Cline
Day ‘Phonies
Braddock
John W. Shook
College Terrace
M. Market Modern
Ailey
John W. Brook
Raatiot
Nsarasce
E A. Strout Farm Agency
Real Est. Mort. & Inv. CO
Cormer
Lewistown
John BM. Clart
John J. Beall
Noaa
Cramer & Son
Noah E& Cramer
James H Cramer
Mofern
Garace
Dili
West Soush Sc
Bargsin
Naalm
Noah BE. Cramer
Church St Frederick
Grayson
Mercer
Tral Avenue
Terma
Gratson B. Vercer
N. Jolliffe
Price
Bute
Baltimore Highway
N. EB
D. Mante
R & D. Mante
South Market Street
Frederice, Ma
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