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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1924
Page
5
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Obituaries report the death of Margaret C G Magruder Meek after a four week illness at 11 West All Saints Street age 73 with survivors including daughter Mrs Mealey and son Harry F. Kotb of Baltimore two grandsons H Roy and Louis H Mealey. Infant Arthur Carlton Blank died from pneumonia at Edgewood age 1 year 3 months. services at Jack Springs chapel with interment at Dow’s cemetery. Charles E Booth colored died at home 109 Tee shint age 28 with wife three children mother three sisters and three brothers. Services at home Tuesday. Albert V Turner funeral director.
Funeral services for William H Melir, a longtime employee of the W 2D Bowers Lumber Co and active in Masonic and Lutheran circles, were well attended. The Rev US G Rupp of the Evangelical Lutheran church led the rites with Columbia Lodge A F and A M and Lynch Lodge members present. A large floral display marked the gravitation at Ghivet cemetery, with pallbearers named. The funeral of Mrs Charlotte Virginia Dixon, colored, followed Sunday at 2 pm from Asbury Methodist church with Rev E Maraello officiating. Interment was at Greenmount cemetery with MLA Etchison and Sup directing services.
Engagements and marriages announced in the New Rochelle and Cambridge area include Miss Ella Slinglaff to Mr. Merige Arthur Macomber with a small wedding planned in New Rochelle due to Mr. Macomber’s father’s death. Other weddings noted include Winebrener and Strine, Stambaugh and Long, and Young and Dearson, with residences in Maryland towns and plans for future homes or trips. Osler property demolition to make way for a Citizens Savings Bank.
Local market notes show a price of 1.04 for a commodity labeled coww cob bbL and a value 3.78 for peseneee. The fragmentary text suggests market quotation activity without full context or dates.
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company will replace open wire circuits from Frederick to Edinboro City with cable at an estimated $300,000. The project aims to prevent storm damage, improve reliability, and extend 10.2 miles by June while finishing the full line by August, adding 1 miles of cable and replacing about 370 poles.
Purely personal items list visits and moves of residents and relatives around Thurmont Gaithersburg Hagerstown Owings Mills Union Bridge and surrounding areas. Names include Edw. Scott Charlies Murphy Bruce Howard Wm H Orme and many others with movements between Thurmont New Windsor Burkeystown and nearby locales.
Reverend Robert Lee Bair accepted a call from St. Pauls Reformed congregation in Woodstock Virginia. He has served in Frederick county seven years and previously led churches in Brunswick Lancaster and Utica charge. His departure is met with regret by friends across the city and county.
A composite page lists various local notices including sand removal ban on public roads, quarantine health advisories offering free anti typhoid serum, a tomb access trespass warning at St Johns Cemetery, a Winebrenner for Congress club meeting, condolences and thanks for a death, lawn mower repair services, Easter plant sales, an Easter cake sale, plastering services and rental ads, an Easter dance, theatre ticket sales, and optometrist notices.
A late 1920s style notice outlines water rent collection by the city register, urging continued payments after a long absence due to an accident on April 10 1023. It also promotes a public sale of household items, poultry prices, a taxi service, a home for sale in Adamstown and land rental, plus a stallion sale in Engle with cash terms.
The record presents the financial condition of Citizens' National Bank of Frederick Maryland as of March 11 1924 listing resources including loans discounts and U S government securities and reserves and liabilities detailing capital surplus undivided profits and deposits with notes on circulating notes deposits and other obligations verified by the cashier J Wm G Zimmerman and notarized on April Suh day of April 1924 by Notary Public Jvary Kennedy with directors signatories.
Potts and Griffin announce rising prices for West College Terrace subdivision in College Park due to strong location demand and surrounding development. They urge quick buyers as values firm and note multiple available properties and building lots with modern amenities and immediate possession.
Noah E Cramer and Janee H Cramer advertise real estate and loans with numerous properties from 65 to 160 acres. Listings include modern brick homes, farms, timber land, and storefronts across Braddock, Middletown, Lewistown, and Washington Street areas.
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