Death of H Purdum at Fountain Mills
The Daily News notes the death of H Purdum at his home near Fountain Mills on Tuesday evening aged 87 after senile debility. Surviving children include Mrs. George Linthicum, Frederick, Mrs. Samuel Browning near Clarksburg, Dr. Harry D. Purdum of Sykesville, William Purdum of California, and Bradley and Frank Purdum of Baltimore. Funeral held Thursday at 2 pm at Bethesda M E church with Rev. Wallace Brashears officiating. pallbearers listed and J B Beall as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We. H. Purdum
H. Purdum
Fountain Mills
George Linthicum
Frederick
Samuel Browning
Clarksburg
Harry D. Purdum
Sykesville
Willam Purdum
California
Bradley
Frank Purdum
Baltimore
C. Bethesda M. E. Church
Wallace Brashears
Carl Purdum
Harry Browning
Wilfred Day
Maurie Browning
Lansdale Burdette
Eugene Walker
J. B. Beall
Health notes from Middletown and area
Mrs Alexander Ramsburg remains ill at home 32 East Third Street Middletown. Mrs L Derr of Middletown seriously ill for a week with a Baltimore specialist summoned. Miss Laura Botter of Middletown recovering from several weeks illness. Mrs Nora Zecher after seventeen months at Sabillasville State Sanatorium returned home to Middletown much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Ramsburg
East Third Street
L. Derr
Middletown
Baltimore
Laura Bote’er
Nora Zecher
Sabillasville
PURELY PERSONAL Among Visitors To The Butrer Home
A list of visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Butrer and family includes Mr. and Mrs. William Delaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kyler, Mr. and Mrs. Winsor Field, Fogle, Frances, Charles and Dorothy, Mr. Paul Fogle, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dinterman and son Clifford, Ward Dinterman, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Green and family. Maynard Fink, youngest son of Mr. M. C. Fink of Sellman, Mont, a Gaithersburg High School graduate at 16, left for Golden Colorado to attend the Colorado School of Mines, departing Thursday on the Capitol Limited for Dover then to Golden. Others include Miss Sarah Rat near Rocky Springs at St Hilda's Hall, Charlestown W Va. Miss Mildred Neighbours of Lewis Town visiting New York, Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Pyles near Thurmont announce the birth of a one pound son Friday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Compher and Mrs. Charles H. Stunkle of Washington Junction spent a day in Boonsboro. Mr. Raymond F. B. Cook and sister Edna and friend visited Miss Susan Clopper of Rohrersville. Mr. Edgar Strobel of Baltimore visits Otho Keller and West Church Street. Mrs. Guy Mateney, Miss Edith Wertheimer, and Miss Mildred Kefauver of Frederick visit friends in Frostburg and Cumberland. Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Ogre spend time in Roanoke, Va., guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Kitterware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Butrer
William Delaughte
Kyler
Winsor Field
Fogle
Frances
Charles
Dorothy
Paul Fogle
Clyde Dinterman
Clifford
Ward Dinterman
Harry Green
Maynard Fink
M. C. Fink
Sellman
Montgomery County
Gaithersburg High School
Golden
Col
Colorado School of Mines
Capitol
Dover
Sarah Rat
Rocky Springs
Charlestown
W. Va
St. Hilda's Hall
Mildred Neighbours
Lewistown
New York
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Robert R. Pyles
Thurmont
Clarence Compher
Charles H. Stunkle
Washington Junction
Boonsboro
Raymond F. B. Cook
Edna
Friend
Susan Clopper
Rohrers Ville
Edgar Strobel
Baltimore
Otho Keller
West Church Street
Guy Mateney
Edith Wertheimer
Mildred Kefauver
Frederick
Frostburg
Cumberland
P. D. Ogre
Roanoke
P. D. Kitterware
Junior World Series to Start October 10
The junior world series between Baltimore, Internationals pennant winner, and the American Association champion will begin October 10 in the American Association territory. St Paul and Kansas City contest the American Association title with St Paul leading three games to none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Baltimore
Hickey
St. Paul
Kansas City
Governor McCray finances probed by grand jury request
An attorney for Marion National Bank asked the Marion county grand jury to investigate Governor McCray's financial affairs. The request concerns notes endorsed by the governor and was disclosed in Indianapolis on September 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Marion County Grand Jury
McCray
Marion National Bank
President Coolidge to present coal commission report
Washington Sept. 25 President Coolidge plans to send to Congress the Federal Coal Commission's report and recommendations to legislate for the nation's fuel problem. The action follows a suggestion from the commission on enacting measures to address fuel shortages and supply issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Dress
Washington
Federal Coal Commission
Congress
Coolidge
70 Killed When Scot Mine Pit Is Flooded
Seventy lives are believed lost when a deep mine pit at the James Nimmo Company colliery near Falkirk flooded. The incident is reported by the Associated Press from Glasgow dated September 25. A boxing season opener is planned by The Tee Palace AC of Philadelphia for September 24. An In Memoriam notice honors Elma Lease Miller, died one year ago, September 25, 1922.
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Glasgow
James Nimmo Company
Falkirk
The
Tee Palace A. C
Philadelphia
Elma Lease Miller
Cumberland meeting to discuss merit system for local government
Frederick area women of the Northern District Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs will attend a Cumberland meeting on October 2 to learn how the state merit system works and how to apply it to county and city governments. Oliver C. Short will explain the system. plans include increased voter registration and urging women to vote for individuals based on merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Meeting
Northern District OF
Maryland
Federation OF Women’s Clubs
Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs
Cumberland
Federation
Oliver C. Short
Emmanuel Parish House
Frederick Club
R. S. J Dutrow
John Markey
Joseph H. Apple
Department of Fine Arts
F. L. Stoner
Robert E. Clasp
Art
Richard Ross
Music
Vv. W. Nicodemus
Divisiion of Rural Education
Civic Club
Art Club
Frederick
A. H. Beavin
John D. Roberts
Thomas Koon
James Findlay
J. Pearce
D. John Markey
Robert R. Henderson
J. Dutrow
Henry A. Grubbs
Carroll Albaugh
A. M. Lichtenstein
John PF. Sippel
General Federation Headquarters Fund
Daniel Miller
Departments of Work
Benjamin W. Corkran
William F. Rogers
Robert Moss
John F. Price
James EH. Cook
Ford offer not affected by Gorgas plant sale
Washington September 25 Sale of the Gorgas Steam Power Plant to Alabama Power Company for about three and a half million dollars is reported by President Coolidge to have no influence on Henry Ford's offer to buy and lease the Muscle Shoals property in Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Alabama Power Company
Coolidge
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
City Taxes Delayed and Discounts Announced
Tax notices warn taxpayers that city tax collection cannot start before October 10 1923 due to extra workload. Bills sent only upon request. avoid phone requests to keep mailing list accurate. Discounts of 3 percent in October and 2 percent in November apply. 6 percent interest on unpaid taxes after January 1 1924. 1922 taxes should be settled promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleady
John T. Whith
Do Your Glasses Become You and Feel Comfortable
FRANK M. SHAPRO Optometrist-Optician invites patrons to visit 19 West Patrick Street for proper eyewear. Several public notices follow including funeral directors Etchison & Company advertising new quarters at 214 North Market Street and services. Also listed are freight shipments changes by Frederick & Baltimore Transport Co Inc, a household furniture auction by Mrs. George W. Purdum, and a public sale at 238 East Seventh Street. Other items include laborers wanted by CENTRAL CHEMICAL COMPANY and dental services by Dr. Henry G. Radcliff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Shapro
Optician
West Patrick Street
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Etchise Company
North Market Street
Schroeder
George Ww. Purdum
North Market St
John L. Dutrow
Walter L. Rice
East Seventh Street
Dora Bitler
Willard Storage Battery WTAM Broadcast Opens September 26
Radio WTAM will debut as a 1000 watt storage battery powered station from Cleveland on September 26 with a 390 meter wavelength. Plans include remote control heating and ventilation, a 12 wire double cage aerial, and elaborate studios. Programs air Wednesdays and Saturdays at 8 PM, featuring a full WTAM Orchestra and listed entertainers from the Cleveland area.
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WTAM
Willard Storage Battery Company
Cleveland
WOY
Schenectady
Willard
Willarg
Lake Erie
Willard Company
Frederick Storage Battery Company
South Market St
D. EB. Leatherman
Trovatore
Max Schmidt
Ben Silverberg
Ben Burtt
Phil Barker
Janet Smith
Georgia A. Fields
Gladys Mae Parsons
Tres Julie Waltz
Harry Dunham
A. R. Wichard
Mr. Burtt
Lila Robeson
Georgia Fields
A. R. Willard
Berceuse
Jocelyn
Glaisir Amour
Bon Burtt
Bonnie
Bonnie Jean
Trin Mademoiselle Modiste
Dreamland
Dearest
Used Car Bargains At Star Motor Co Frederick
Citizens National Bank ad lists several used cars with conditions and prices. Star Motor Co at 106 East Patrick Street offers touring cars, sedans, coupes in first class condition on flexible terms. Also notices for Braddock Heights apples and rental, plus financials and executor notices scattered in the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buick
Chevrolet
Dodge
the Star Motor CO
East Patrick Street
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Harvey R. Miller
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Geo. Lochner
Geo, M. Chambers
Leslie Stull C
R. Sachem
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Margaret Eisenhauer
Penn-Esther
Collilion
Park Avenue
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O'Clock
Catholic Daughters of America
All Saints Street
J. W. Eyler
T. L. Dutrow
W. L. Rice
Braddock Heights
Etchison & Company
Frederick & Baltimore Transportation Co., Inc
Middle Alley
West Barre Street
Central Chemical Company
Henry G. Radcliff
East Second Street
Wolfe Washington
Packard
Key Hotel
Washington 4
Raleigh
A. R. Remsberg
Howard G. Taylor
Washington and Frederick
Raleigh Hotel
Frank Sheffield
Citizens’ National Bank
Ecitizens National Bank
Jonathan
Mountain City Orchard Co
Reidh
Ford Road
Braddock
Etchison and Co
Attinger's Grocery
Fourth Streets
Chapel Alley
Boo
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US & Treasurer
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Frank Gastley
Interbat
Wees
Thll Bank
Frederick Country
James B. Greene
Frederick County
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Frederick Cuutte
J. Stoll Districk
Lace
Allersons
Mabe Steel
Sophie Kemp
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Chenacs
State of
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WM. G. Zimmerman
Candler
Barry Kennedy
Notary Public
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Newman
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Mt Pleasant
Price
Adamatown Md
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Frederic Sounty
Sixth Street
Rosemont
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John A. Stauffer, JR
Real Estate and General Insurance
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College Park
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Woodshoro
Walkersville
United Realty Co
Washington, D.C
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Patrick Court
Thomas Prior
Thomas P.rice
Frederick, MD
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City Homes For Sale
Madison Ativet
East Chutch
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East Church
Hood College
East Third
Near Market
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Fossession
Real Estate, Mortgage and Investment Company
Markell H. Nelson
Real Estate Department
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Mé
Markwood D. Harp
Pike
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Fred
Amal Town and Railroad
Fyjodekore
McMurray Streat
South Market Street
South Market Strant
Weet Third Street
Elm Street
Maple Park
Pythian Castle
Noah E. Cramer
Ron
James H. Cramer
Walkeraville
Mysraville
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Mt. Pleasant
Yamavilla
Posassston
Dayaville
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St. Mike
Noah EB. Gramer
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Trolley
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Howard Go
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Vaurt
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