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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1924
Page
5
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Mrs. Jacob Barnhart died at her Mt. Morris home aged 70, widow of Jacob Barnhart, survived by three sons and multiple relatives. Henry A. Diffendal, five, son of Clarence and Margaret, died at Logan Pa, with funeral to follow on arrival of the 6 o'clock PA train and interment at St John's cemetery. C C Carty funeral director.
The funeral of Dr. Daniel E. Stone was held at his Mt Pleasant home with services by Rev. Carnahan and Rev. Mowbray. Pallbearers included Munsher and Boyle, with names among the Stone family. Burial at Olivet Cemetery. Eva Frances Crouse's funeral followed at 491 East Church Street with Rev. Williams officiating and several pallbearers named. Interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Elias Porterfield's service occurred at Braddock Heights with Dr. Gaechr officiating and listed pallbearers. Burial at Reformed Cemetery in Middletown. Carty Funeral Director handled arrangements for all three services.
A list of neighbors who aided Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Fouche in relocating from near Mt. Airy to the Lloyd Culler farm on Ballenger Pike near Frederick includes Mr. and Mrs. C. Ernest Mullinix Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Molesworth Mr. and Mrs. T. Renkles Mr. and Mrs. H. EB. Hood Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Young Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Fouche Mrs. G. C. Molesworth Mabel Mullinix Scott Runkles Daniel Wilson Walter Albaugh Raymond Molesworth Ellis Hoog and Donald Tood
The county colored schools field meet at the Fair grounds was won by Seventh Street school with 57 points and also the boys dodge-ball title. Second place went to Doubs with 54 points. other standings list Bentz Street, Mt Olivet, Lincoln High, Ebenezer, Buckeystown, and more. Prof. W. S. Pittman praised the meet as the best yet in the state. The text also mentions the Trawler Re satta regatta as a historic reference with cups and prizes noted.
Market brief shows local rates for wheat corn and oats with bids and asks in bushels barrels and per hundredweight. Readers see price markers and implied trading ranges across multiple grains with unspecified quantities.
County Health Officer Elmer Kefauver addressed the Kiwanis Club luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on public health issues. Plans were announced for a talk by Maryland Conservation official Swepson Earle on April 25, with a focus on aiding underprivileged children and the topic Colonial Homes illustrated by 150 pictures.
Property transfers include Roy V Harshman to Norman L Draper for 5000 and many other deeds from county and city residents with small sums. Marriage licenses issued to pairs such as William Toonokingbill LeGore and Wannih May Fritz and several others from Frederick and nearby areas.
R E Pogue of the Iater Collegiate Prohution Association urged students to fervently support constitutional government and law enforcement. He warned that assimilation is needed and that infraction of law threatens American ideals. Prohibition was seen as a serious college issue with broad support at a Washington convention including Hood College.
Article from the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals marks Humane Week. It highlights dogs as protectors and cites a Boston magazine excerpt praising dogs. The note mentions United States Fidelity and Guaranty offering burglary insurance discounts for homes with dogs and underscores the dog as a deterrent to thieves.
Ben Alexander stars in Boy Of Mine at the Opera House presenting a lesson driven drama. Empire closes tonight with Maryland Betty Blythe and Montagu Love in The Darling Of The Hick and the finale of Santa Fe Trail starring Jack Perrin closes the serial. The End Of The Trail marks tonight’s chapter.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of our daughter and sister Eva F. Crouse and also for sympathy on the passing of Leona Whitter. Grateful for floral tributes and use of automobiles. Signed Mrs Fannie Crouse and Cimildren, Mr and Mrs John Oc Witter, and Mrs Margaret Brown. Garbers offers Easter novelties and package candies in the Hotel Building.
In sad remembrance of Clara Helen Barthlow who was called from earth to Heaven one month ago in March 1924. A short verse expresses a grandmother's ongoing love and daily thoughts as the family misses the child who bloomed briefly in life.
Watch for the opening of the New Mower Store at No 14 West Patrick Street Thursday April 10 where you can buy first class plants from an extensive greenhouse range plus cut mowers at reasonable prices Open at night CHAS E GROFF Florist old stand for 35 years A souvenir to each person Also a church sale and millinery notices follow with various local items and auctions listed in this April 1924 page fragment
Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland reports assets of 15,049,287.24 and liabilities totaling 15,049,287.24 as of March 31, 1924, including cash with Federal Reserve, loans and discounts, deposits, and capital stock of 100,000 with surplus 300,000 and undivided profits 228,014.73. Watchlisted items and notes payable to federal and state banks are disclosed along with reserved funds and deposit classifications, verified by cashier Wm G Zimmerman and notarized on April 5, 1924.
Mrs Raymond Shank of College Park has been ill for eight weeks but is now able to be up. Other patients include Dorothy Perkins Helen Perkins Thelma Sheets Helen Sheets and Margaret Frakes of All Saints Orphanage, all ill with scarlet fever.
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