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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1924
Page
5
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James B Cochran died Monday at 5 40 at his Rohrersville home of double pneumonia after a two week illness. He was 62. Survived by two sons Roy and Clarence and three daughters Mrs Ira Moss Mrs Benjamin Moss and Mrs Frank Hammond. Sixteen grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 1 30 from his house with Lutheran church services at Locust Grove.
The funerals of Grayson D. Snook, Margaret T. Miller, and Alice O. Zimmerman were held in Lewistown and area churches. Snook, a lifelong member of the Reformed church, was honored by Rev. Robert ee Bair and Rev. Guy Minnard with pallbearers named, interred at Son? Mt. Olivet. Miller died in Washington and was laid to rest at Mt. Olivet with pallbearers listed, under direction of C. E. Cline. Zimmerman’s service at 4 30 pm Thursday at her home on West Patrick street followed by Mt. Olivet burial, with Rev. G Ellis Williams officiating.
Mr Spencer C Zimmerman of North Market street spends several days in Washington visiting his children Miss Alice Zimmerman and Spencer C Zimmerman Ir Pound Social held at the residence of Mr and Mrs Koy E Everhart near Middletown on March 28 with games and refreshments. Attendees included Ralph Michael Gertrude Boyer Louise Huffer Thomas Hagan Orpha Ahalt George Bell Mildred Ahalt Tra Ramsberg George Lakin Elizabeth Grove Henry Lakin Mary Smith Edna Beachley Walter Thrasher Lloyd Burter Hazel Michael Raymond Rice Dorotha Ahalt Lima Huffer Chauncey Ahalt Marcelene Ahalt William Bell Martha Kefauver Harnast Pfeifer Joseph Huffer Julia Ahalt Hubert Gordon Helen Hemp Oscar McNeal Minnie Stevens Floyd Moser Amelia Boyer Park Beachley Amelia Boyer Park Beachley Bruce Biser Mohile Beachley Guy Ahalt Russel Smith Joseph Miller Herman Boyer Austin Hale Laurence Hagan Harold Ahalt Fpmory Brandenburg Lloyd Brown BE BH Anhalt Bruce Biser George Wenner Hubert Miller Clarence Rice Gilbert Everhart Havery Keller Sam Gordon Paul Boyer LeRoy Pofinburger Fred Hemp Celeste Everhart Cleta Everhart Eleanor Analt Ruth Ahalt Retta Pfeifer Margaret Brooks I Ilian Rohrback Katheryn Frye Pauline Miller Mrs Lester Ahalt Mrs C William Ahalt Mr and Mrs Roy Everhart Mr and Mrs Harry Pfeifer Mr and Mrs George Pfeifer Mr and Mrs Keller Miller
Gerard B. Cleary president of the Guarantee Service company was killed as he attempted to intervene in a fight over a woman in a St Louis lo ball and dance hall. Arthur Hartman involved in the quarrel fired two shots wounding Cleary and killing Hartman as well.
A radical ad claims Lydian E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helps tired overworked women. A canvass of 121000 users reports ninety eight out of a hundred benefited from its use, suggesting it improves health and reduces age appearance due to fatigue.
The W. C. T. U. Sewing School held its closing exercises on Saturday afternoon marking its twenty second year. A creditable program featured songs, recitations, piano solos, and readings by students and members of the Loyal Temperance Union. Three graduates were Dorothy Phelps Edna Stewart and Dorothy Bader who received silver thimbles and prizes.
Norristown Pa April 2 The police committee will recommend electing Charles L A Biler a Philadelphia detective as chief of police of Cortis town to replace Percy Wilson Wilson’s allies are expected to back him in council Both men are former state policemen and Wilson came from the coal region to succeed Filer who was here briefly.
Local notice announces Hoffmann Bros ice firm will take over Charles Rothenhoeter’s ice operation on April 3 with delivery service available. Petersfield residents urged to call 979 W or 652 W for service start. Public sale set for April 5 at 1 PM listing household items from Mrs. John M. Zimmerman.
A family note marks one year since Harry A. Sepp died on April second. The poem laments the loss and hopes for reunion in heaven. Published by his mother and father with lines from his siblings.
A long list of property deeds shows deeds from Desded L. Edgar Betson to John Covell and others, with many sums ranging from 10 to 3700 dollars. Also listed are marriage licenses for Clarence Fake and Myrtle Knanb, and Myrtle Webster, plus equity foreclosure actions involving Marion Alonzo Norris and Mary Rosa Norris. The Detroit M. C. A natatorium will host the national Y swimming championships in April.
For Sale Packard Twin Six Touring Car 7 passenger 1922 model Looks and runs like new Guaranteed in perfect condition Ideal Garage Day Phone 1034 Night 465 For Rent second floor apartment five rooms Immediate possession Obenderfer Dronesburg For glasses Frank M Siapro Optometrist 19 W Patrick St Three new one story houses all modern conveniences Apply Stull 120 S Market Street
Notice to the public for a Frida night meeting of the Red Men Chippewa Frida No 19 with Great Chiefs and smoker agenda. Also ads for dairy farm rental, hauling, scrap paper buyers, used cars, and a wagon schedule from Sheffield’s for Frederick to Washington with times and stops.
Several 3 to 8 room brick houses with modern conveniences heat electric and baths advertised on West Fifth East Third North Market Fourth Street and other streets. Also farmland and building lots in Bellevue College Park and Frederick area with prices and terms offered by owners leaving town and quick sale urged.
At the Francis Scott Key Hotel Tuesday noon Kiwanians endured a comical luncheon misadventure as due notice lapses left no speeches, but members and guests enjoyed light humor and a shuffled program. Participants included Dr. A. Radcliff, Dr. T. S. Bader, W. L. F. Zeigler, Grayson H. Staley, and Cur Stone of Overlea.
Joseph D. Baker is Chairman of the Board Holmes D. Baker serves as President John H. Baker as Vice-President Joseph McDivit as Vice-President William G. Zimmerman Daehler Samuel G. Dovall Angst as Cashier J Travers Thomas as Assistant Cashier.
Attractive eight room brick house with central heating gas and electricity offers harmony and comfort. Features include three stationary washstands two toilets a concreted cellar and well equipped on site garage. Immediate possession for a favorable price compared with similar properties.
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