Last Rites Held For Mr. Fahnestock
The funeral of J. William Fahnestock who died at his home on East Cecil Street after a brief pneumonia illness was held at his brother in law and sister’s home. Rev. George W. Stover and Rev. Cephas Fahnestock led the service with hymns Abide With Me and God Moves in a Mysterious Way. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers Edward Sartelle Jacob H Yost Walter Cooper Wilmer Shade Frank Taylor and Chas. R. McCann. Fahnestock family were early Frederick County settlers and orchard pioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William Fahnestock
East Cecil Street
J. Henkel Henry
George W. Stover
United Brethren Church
Cephas Fahnestock
Mount Hebron
Edward Sartelle
Jacob H. Yost
Walter Cooper
Wilmer Shade
Frank Taylor
Chas. R. McCann
Mr. Fahnestock
Frederick County
Pughtown Pike
Scott T. Fahnestock
James L. Robinson
First Oceanic Air Mail Taken To South America
Jean Mermoz and two companions landed at Natal Brazil at 6.12 am completing a 1700 mile trans Atlantic air mail flight from St Louis Senegal. The 21 hour 12 minute crossing carried Paris mail and marked a Europe to South America route by air mail.
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Associated Press
Rio DE Janeiio
Brazil
Jean Mermoz
Natal
St. Louis
Senegal
Africa
Penignon
Paris
Atlantic
Europe-South America
Hold Everything At Capitol For Last Times Today
A mixed review notes the Warner Bros Vita film Hold Everything with Winnie Lightner and Joe E Brown delivering nonstop laughs. It praises Georges Carpentier and mentions Anna Christie at Capitol Theatre with Greta Garbo in her first talking role and a strong supporting cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Bros
Vitaphone
Winnie Lightner
Joe E. Brown
Georges Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Sally O'Neil
Carpentier
Anna _ Christie
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Eugene O’neill
Anna Christie
Greta Garbo
Capitol Theatre
Charles Bickford
George F. Marion
Marie Dressler
James’ T. Mack
Lee Phelps
Miss Garbo
Minnesota
Arthur White Dies After Brief Illness
Word arrived from local merchants of the sudden death of Arthur G. White a popular shoe salesman for D. Myers and Sons of Baltimore He was known as Whitie and had been in Winchester last week before returning home to Baltimore where a cold developed into pneumonia He was ill only a few days
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Arthur G. White
D. Myers and Sons
Baltimore
White
Whitie
Winchester
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Shenandoah River
Herman H. Hable
Loudoun Street
Shenandoah Valley
Nat's Bank
Virginia
Society Brand
Brown & Fisher
She Wen
Ite Coppers
SavinosBia
Spain
Sally O’netl
Dorothy Revier
Takka
Capitol Sound News
SDAY
A . Christie
Eugene
George F
Marion Marie Dressler
Metro
Joffre
Yester
Boston Transcript
Florida Times-Union
Joseph Jacques Joffre
France
London Naval Teaty
South America
Capitol
Canada
United States Senate
Detroit’ News
North Main Street
Vado
Anata
Am Nore
Loudoun’ Street
Farmers & Merchants National
the Apple Folks’ Bank
Gray & Sheetz
Arthur White
R. T. Jones & CO
Main St
Eroussyave
W. F. Stiryock
Louisville
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