Deaths in Frederick County area including Troxell and Welker
Samuel Troxell age 76 died at home near Emmitsburg after illness lifelong Frederick County resident. Survived by three sons Robert Frederick Frank Morris and three daughters. Funeral at Moravian Church Graceham with interment in Graceham church cemetery. Columbus A. Welker died at Walkersville home age 86 years five months 17 days. Survived by wife. blind in recent years. Funeral at 1 pm from home with Rev J N Spangler officiating. Interment Mt Hope cemetery Woodsboro. Infant Vivian C Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs Aaron D Moore died at No 1 South Bentz Street aged 1 year 9 months. Funeral 2:30 from house. interment Greenmount Cemetery. Albert V Dixon, funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Troxell
Emmitsburg
Troxell
Graceham
Frederick County
Robert Troxell
Frederick
Frank Troxell
York
Morris Troxell
Harvey Valentine
Rocky Ridge
George Stevens
Creagerstown
Mazepa Sheely
Columbus A. Welker
Walkersville
J. N. Spangler
Walkersville Lutheran Church
Vivian C. Moore
Aaron D. Moore
South Bentz St
Greenmount Cemetery
Albert V. Dixon
Funeral for William H. Baker Held in Washington
Funeral services were held for William H. Baker formerly of Frederick who died at his sister's home in Washington. The service occurred Wednesday at 10 30 AM and his burial followed in Mt Olivet cemetery. Also noted Gaithersburg Mayor William McBain married Miss Orra Atley at Purcellville and plans an October return to Gaithersburg. The Emmitsburg Rural Women’s Club met with a program on Fine Arts led by Miss Anna Baumgardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Baker
Frederick
Henry
Katherine Baker
Alies Annie A. Baker
21St St
N. W
Washington
Mt. Olivet
Schippert
Gaithersburg
William McBain
Orra Atley
Purcellville
Luke Atley
Emmitsburg
Bernard Eckenrode
Thompson
E. L. Higbee
Fine Arts
Anna Baumgardner
Public Service Commission of Maryland
Commission
Baltimore
Maryland
Frederick County
Washington County
Mies
Ridgeville
Petaravilla
Buckeystown
Bethe
Monarch Above Law in English Theory of Divine Right
The king can do no wrong remains an English axiom. James I pushed divine right, claiming exemption from arrest and immunity from suits. The king’s position bars him from arresting or aiding in prosecutions, since he cannot be both judge and prosecutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
James I
Montreal
Government and Liberty Dictate People in Power and Majority
The excerpt discusses power dynamics in self-government. It argues that those who hold power are not always the same as those subjected to it, and that government by the people means governance by the collective majority. It warns of potential oppression by the majority and calls for precautions against power abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
John Stuart Mil
Dare Mentha Pepsin Elixir Offered By Peoples Drug Stores
Thousands of indigestion sufferers are urged to try Dare Mentha Pepsin elixir with Teenlarls claimed to relieve acute stomach agony and cure chronic troubles. The notice promises satisfaction or money back and highlights strong demand across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Drug Stores
Cruz
Western Maryland Democrats to Gather for Fourth Annual Meeting
Leading Democrats from the state and counties attend the Sunior Democratic Club of Western Maryland event in Franeia Scott Rey Hotel. A 6 pm reception precedes a 7 pm business meeting and banquet with 250 reservations and guests from multiple counties. Notables include Governor Albert C. Ritchie and U S Senator Willam Cabell Bruce among many party leaders and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunior Democratic Club
Maryland
Franeia Scott Rey
Baltimore City
Montgomery
Allogany
Garrett
Washington
Carroll
Albert C. Ritchie
Millard E. Tyaings
U. S
William S. Gord
Thos. H. Robinson
James A. Young
Court of Appeals
Frank W. Mish
House of Representatives
Fulter Barnard, Jr
Cumberland
Emory L Coblentz
United States
Willam Cabell Bruce
John M. Dennis
David C. Winebrenner
E. Brooke Les
Howard Bruce
J. Enos Ray
Democratic State Central Committee
John N. Mackall
E. Austin Baughman
Jesse BD. Prive
Liord C. Culler
Frederick
T. Alan Goldsborough
J. Charles Linthicum
Stephen W. Gambrill
Omer D Crothers
J. Hubert Wade
Oliver H. Bruce, Jr
Robert B. Ennis
Charles H. Knapp
Harrison Rider
Edward O. Weant
Carville D. Benson
Grover L. Michael
F. Ross
Myers
James HW. Grove
William J. Bushwaller
Rolling J. Atkinson
Purely Personal Local News and Arrivals
Mrs. Samuel Wilson of Pittsburgh visits the Osburns in West Third Street. many friends travel to and from nearby towns. Miss Marie Dixon returns to Skidmore College after summer with her parents. others visit colleges, relatives, and attend events in nearby cities. Commander and Mrs. C. B. Platt arrive in San Francisco after two years in the Orient. Platt led the U S S Paul Jones in China with honors and escort arrangements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Wilson
Pittsburgh
Wiliam W. Osburn
West Third Street
Wilson
Osburn
Marian Hall
R. M. Rau
Frederick
Charles Town
W. Va
St. Hildah's Hall
Willa McGregor
Parkersburg
Ray
William R. DeLashmutt
College Park
Marie Dixon
East Patrick Street
Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs
Alvin C. Doering
Takoma Park
Washington, D. C
Bliss Electrical School
Roger S. Kimball
Roger Kimball, Jr
Kenosha
Wis
Wiliam P. Mauisby
Kimball
Princeton University
Ghent
China
Taintay
Platt
Cheian
Pit
Local Markets Wheat and Corn Mentioned
Fragmentary notes describe local markets for wheat and corn alongside a vivid description of an evening town adorned with yellow chiffon and ostrich feathers in varied yellow to pale purple hues.
Chiswell Engagement Announced for November Wedding
Mr and Mrs Edward L Chiswell of Dickerson announce the betrothal of daughter Misa dna Chiswell to Warner Phumphrey of Rockville. The wedding is planned for November. Merchant Hays Hurt in Factory Accident at Mount St Mary's College. finger partially severed, treated at Gettysburg Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Chiswell
Dickerson
Misa Dna Chiswell
Warner &. Pumphrey
Rockville
Thomas Hays
Emmitsburg
Mr. Haye
Mount St. Mary’s College
Mr. Hays
Gettysburg Hospital
Local notices and community events fill Frederick page
Notices invite women club delegates to Northern District Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs with Oct 1 deadline and lunch at the Country Club. Frederick Free Kindergarten opens Oct 1 for ages 3 1 2 to 6 at 133 S Market St. Local dances, rent ads, sales, and services fill the page including a Maxwell sedan for sale and a bungalow for rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs
Frederick City
County
Robert B. Delaplaine
Maryland
Frederck
Frederick Free
Federated Charity Building
S. Market St
Margaret Eisenhauer
Fairview Ave
Rosemont
H. C
Osteopathic Physician to Open Offices In Frederick
Dr Hall will open in The Potomac Edison Building on the second floor around Oct 6 offering osteopathic treatment. Consultation advertised opposite Francia Scott Key Hotel, Frederick. Also notices a public sale of household furniture Sept 29 1926 at 1 pm, 238 W Fifth St with items including parlor suite, chests, stoves, bed sets, sewing machine, pony team, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Hall
Potomac Edison
Hall Han
Francia Scott Key
Frederick
Maryland
W. Fifth St
Harry, C. Dosh
West Fifth Street
Grimes
Golden
Jonathan
Stayman’s
Yorks
Orchard
New Design
Rush Lewis
Chrysler
Essex
Dodge
Court St
Harry
Iveryar
Peark
Unnamed Individuals Named in Court Case List
A roster of individuals including Joseph D. Baker Tuomas H Haller Charles H Conley and others is presented in a formal list likely from a legal or public record. Names include M D Peter L Hacer Joan S Newman James H Gambrill Jr Holmes D Baker Daniel Baker Jr Joan H Baker and Elias B Ramsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Baker
Tuomas H. Haller
Charles H. Conley
M. D
Peter L. Hacer
Joan S. Newman
James H. Gambrill, JR
Holmes D. Baker
Daniel Baker, JR
Joan H. Baker
Elias B. Ramsburgh
Potts & Griffin Real Estate Listings and Farm For Sale
A mixed page of property ads lists modern six room brick homes with garages on various streets, several farms and dairy operations with acreage, buildings, orchards, and markets. It includes twenty plus entries for homes near Elm Street, Market Street, Mood College area, and State Road, plus a sale note for a business opportunity and a probate notice for John W Snokor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CniMus
Jonathan
Orchard
Frederick
State Road
Y P. Martin
Jonathan Street
Hagerstown
College Park
Elm Street
North Market
Washington Street
West Fifth
East Firth
Dill Avenue
Park Avenue
West Fourth
South Market
East Third
West Patrick Ext
Trail Avenue
West Third
East Patrick
CTY
Gilmire R. Flautt
Peper Willave
Trail Ave
Washington
Barcair
East Fourth $T
Parm
Van
Hank Parr
Baltimore State
GRAYS
Mercer
Insurance
Court St. Frederick
Warhend
Third Street
Market Stret
Renr
Market
Mood Vollege
Fifth Street
Fourth &T
Fairview Ave
Lester Thomas
Adamstown
Dooracre Daiy
Woodsboro
Clifton Station
Fairview
Magnolia Ave
Ruit
Miles Goris
Frederick and
W. Patrick
Eireel Il
Ark Ave
Nousea
Madtcon
McMurray
John W Snokor
Park
Poasesaton
Trail Avenues
Elshth
Washington St
Bouth St
McMurray St
South Market St
North Market St
Culler
East Second Street
S. Market Street
West Third Street
Bindern Home
St. Ext
East Third Street
W. South
Noah E. Cramer & Son
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Ehhihiye
Weekly
Scotsman
Edinburgh
Grover Carpenter
McRaig
Russell Long
Creagers Town
Crawford & Tucker
R. P. Luther Rice
E. Third St
Grockway
Mountain View Park
George D. Smith
Urbana
Central Fruit Co
Lloyd Co. Culler
Lloyd C. Culler
Maxwell
Wm. E. Miller
West South St
Carpenters’ Union
Independent Hall
le Gore
Frederick Dahlia Gardens
Braddock
Braddock Teichts, Md
E. Jj
Lewis H. Knock
NR. R
D. Mantz
South Market St. Frederick
Bacilla
Rural Society
Ford
Wallace W. Mount
Modens
East Third and
Fourth Street
Chapel Alley
Froderick Junk CO
Frank Gastler
Rcderp
Dodge Bros
Studebaker
Staley Motor CO
East
Patrick St
J. M. Culler, Grocer
ALA
Nicodemus
Miss Weaver
C. Nestie Co
Sth Ave
New York
Buckingham
Cara News-Post
Paynes
McCain Orchard CO
Charles S. Gardner
Potomac Edison Company
Charless. Gardner
Frederick Counties
Frank Harper
Care News- Post
Kirk
Beard
Petemac
Edison Co
Patrick
Robrbsch
Bae
Apo Tiy
Gerce
Chaphoe
Ghost Axe
White Farm
Tian
OS Inesph Clarke
Berkejer Scrives
Neer & Boombt
Oman
J. M. Culler
Grocer
Market St
Duckinghaim’s
Guy F
Chaplines
Rowenour & Sona, Inc
Datrick St
J. Frank Hock
M.C
Witt Pige
J. R. Rice
Mountandale
Siate Roads
Ida M Gepsferd
Liagerstown
Jefferson
Adams
Henry J. Shores
Deitrich and Gambrill’s
South Carroll St. Frederick
Lansdale
East Church
Care News-Post
Lottawett
East Fourth St
Brad Gock
George T. Funk
MT. Pleasant
Furnace
Bath
Lf E. Patrick St
Tiosenour Bros. Market and Church Srs
Jefferson St
Jefersen St . T
West Patrick Stress
East Patrick St
Water St
Fosresion
South Marlie St
East Third St
GRONT
Birs
AL FL Anders
Wodern Brick Hovse and Tage
Tak
Wcsb
Patrick Street
Jane Griveway
Cramer
Sporphoon
Poreseeion Cottel
Siam
Conner
Etzler
Gilmore B. Flautt
Grayson H. Mercer
Watch and Chain
Citizens’ National Bank
Ae Ee
Citizens' National Bank
Frederick, MD
Houmis D. Baker
Joaxn H. Barer
Joseph McDivtt
William G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
J. Travers Tuomas
Fredericl
Down Town
Yegand Toft
Layton
Pembroke
Houe
I. B. Smith
Penn
Markell H. Nelson
Gf Court St. Frederick
John W. Snook
NLR
Marset Street
Thomas Price
Fundral Knowledge
Neol
Thomas P.rice
North Market Street
W. N. Jolliffe
Coure Street
Francis Scott Key
Markwood D
Third St
Sharf
Ford Dealership
Splandi3
Markwood D. Harp
Pythian Cestis
REAL
John N. Ciary
John L
Bell Realtors
West Patrick SE 'Phona
Noah E. Cramer
James 4. Cramer
St Frederick
Orphans Court
Frederick Couaty
Milton C
Marrland
Altan M. Wott
Fara
John McDonald
Gorebeh
Commercial Printing
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