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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1924
Page
5
Subscribers moving or planning to move should notify The News business office promptly so changes can be made and the paper continues to be delivered to the new address.
Obituary notices detail the death of Dr Joseph T Hering a prominent Baltimore physician formerly of Westminster aged 59 due to acute indigestion at his Walbert apartments He is survived by wife daughter son and sister and funeral arrangements are listed along with related notices for Elias Keefer Elizabeth Price Denning Mamie Martin Newton A Reindollar and Mrs L M Dwyer with family details and burial plans.
The funeral for Wm R Thidebrand was held Monday afternoon at 2 from his parents home 286 South Carroll Street with Rev W R Glen of the Unitarian Brethren church officiating Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery FP Cline funeral director The piece also notes Larry Doyle of John B Rogers Producing Co will direct the Francis Scott Key Post American Legion show with over 200 participants and a first rehearsal at 7 30 pm at the State Armory tonight.
Market items show wheat per bushel and corn per cob or barrel with sparse data. Readers are invited to send in market news from their local area.
A large frame house on the G M Osster farm near Walkersville sustained heavy damage from a Monday fire. An estimated 2500 loss, insured, with furniture damaged as firefighters from Walkersville Frederick and Independent units battled the blaze started by suspected faulty wiring.
Mrs. Frank Shafer remains ill under a special nurse care in Middletown. Elmer Doub near Middletown suffered a paralysis stroke affecting his left side. Howard Taylor, son of Roy and wife near Middletown, recovered at home after gall bladder surgery at Frederick City Hospital. Maurice Coblentz near Middletown treated at Frederick City Hospital for hernia. Mrs. Franklin Bowlus near Broad Run recovering from a three week grape illness. Dr J W Norris of North Market Street is housebound by sickness.
Lorenzo Savage a black "voodoo doctor" of Pittsburgh was electrocuted at Bellefont Penitentiary for the killing of Miss Tisie Barthel a nurse. The crime occurred last summer when her body with the head crushed was found near a vacant house in Pittsburgh's east end. Prosecuting attorneys said Savage killed her after she refused to pay for a love charm.
Booneville Arkansas March 31 a fight between families of Sam McCarson and Gary VanAllen on a highway in Lick Creek Valley left one child dead and seven people wounded including three children, two men, and two women.
PURELY PERSONAL Mrs W O Little of Washington DC visits her sister Mrs Frank L Stoner on East Second Street Keaneag carries to in-uraine on its state buildings High grade diamonds have been tarce in Europe the past now Granulated exelids cause 10 per cent at all Dladness a the Unient.
Mrs Vivian Estabrook charges Dr John T L Estabrook poured acid on jewelry and gifts given during their marriage. The couple wed last Christmas and this is her third filing for divorce as reports outline the troubled union.
Crown Princess Helene of Romania visits as honorary colonel of the 9th Tlussars, drawing attention in a ceremonial role. The event highlights royal affiliation with military units and public ceremonies.
Excerpt from Arnaldo Cipolla in La Stampa notes Mukden arrival at a grand reinforced cement station with a luxury hotel. a/rates show 17 yen per room. He warns travelers against visiting while detailing tension around Chang Tso Lin and a plotted conspiracy. Benny Leonard gains 200th bout note.
Local notices announce a Lutheran Sunday School meeting on Tuesday at 7 30 and Mountain City Lodge members heading to Baltimore April 3 meet at Castle Hall at 4. Chippewa tribe members urged to attend April 3 7 50 PM for a smoker and adoption event. Public sale notice for Mrs Zimmerman and miscontinuation of housekeeping on April 6 at 1 PM at 188 B and O Ave.
Loving daughter honors her mother who departed life on April 1 1920 and rests in peace The poem notes enduring memory through sorrow and the doorway to eternal rest from Mrs Frank Lakel.
Junior and United Fire Companies committees met in the Board of Aldermen room to discuss districting the city for fire alarms. Independent Company absent. A two member committee and four others were appointed to press the plan at the April 15 Aldermen meeting to map districts and assign alarms. The move aims to cut costs from damaged apparatus due to false alarms and small fires.
Purchases and sales notes include items for sale at the platform seven tons of daily product from distilled water, a 148 acre farm at Motter's Station, and used car stock at Kaufman Motor Co. plus services from YMCA campaign duties, baby scales at Kemp’s shop, eye exams by optometrist Shapiro, and local rentals. Also listed are subscription dues, moving services, and junk shop pickups with contact details.
After April 1 the Sheffield bus to Washington leaves Frederick at 8 a m and returns 1 30 p m Wolfe's buggy departs Frederick 10 a m returning 4 p m Casket pen radio fans Ackerman loud speakers. Property ads describe multiple brick dwellings for sale with 6 to 8 rooms and modern conveniences in Frederick and surrounding areas.
Chairman of Board, Presidents, Vice-Presidents, Cashier and assistants listed. The roster includes J A Baker, W G Zimmerman, Samuel G Dovall, J Travers Thomas, J B Ramsburg, Joseph D Baker, and others among directors and officers.
Real estate note describes a three room brick house with steam heat electricity gas two toilets three washstands and a concrete cellar, plus a well equipped garage. Immediate possession offered. Comparable properties elsewhere sell for higher prices, making this an exceptionally fair deal.
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