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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1922
Page
6
Bertha I. Fox six months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leatle Fox, died Thursday afternoon at home near Yellow Springs from ibolera infantum. Funeral held Friday at four and interment at Brook Hill Cemetery. Thomas P. Rice funeral director.
Funeral service for Thomas Edward Redmond was held at ten o clock from his brother William H. Redmond’s home at 256 East Seventh Street. Rev Fr J A Quinn officiated. Interment followed in Mt Olivet Cemetery with pallbearers Joseph L. Redmond Chester Redmond Herbert Moora and others. Mrs Ida Murray wife of Rev L F Murray at 305 North Market Street remains critically ill. A wireless telegram from Tokyo to San Francisco yesterday conveyed a message of love from her son Elmer Murray in the U S consular service.
Miss Anita M. Keller daughter of Mr and Mrs John D Keller of Middletown wed Dr William T Gill of Washington DC at Third Reformed church Daryson Baltimore last Tuesday. Rev Lloyd H Coblentz officiated. Keller nurse at Garfield Memorial Hospital Washington. Couple left for a Boston trip.
Dutch harvests of seaweed in Holland rise in importance as northern Zuyder Zee islands clean beds with knives on a line, drying on beaches to gauge color. England France and sometimes the United States receive shipments for upholstery and chemicals, iodine recovery, and burning residues.
Mayor Lloyd Culler has warned merchants to keep merchandise within four feet of shopfronts on sidewalks over six feet wide. A recent hearing fined O F Speak $1 for sidewalk obstruction between Third and Fourth streets, with his clerk absent. Frank Phobus was fined $5 and costs for drunken disorderly conduct.
Purely personal items list residents and visitors, including Charles Linthicum returning from the Knights of Columbus convention in Atlantic City, J J Snyder hosts, Barbour and son Jack staying near Chambersburg, Lipps hosting visitors from Washington, and several Frederick County families visiting, with brief career note on William Gaver and a report on Princeton professors’ retirement age and half pay.
Free chiropractic consultations offered by Dr Luella Hesson at 106 West Patrick Street opposite the hotel. A residence sale notice by Mrs John Myers invites inquiries at 228 East Patrick Street. Local shop ads list sheets ginghams and shirts. Dr Henry Fahrney and health notices announce office absence and August closures. Weed-cutting order urges property owners to clear unimproved lots by August 12.
A compact Frederick, Maryland section lists local business notices and events. Mrs D E Kefauver greets New York customers from Third and Market, while various services offer millinery, cleaning, taxi, market fish, coal, jewelry, lodging, and junk collection. August festivals at Zion’s Reformed and Mt Carmel churches invite attendance. lost and found ads and a big MountainDale picnic are announced along with a city-wide call for papers and magazines.
The Braddock picnic will be held in Mrs. Mercer's woods on Saturday August 12 with music by the Middletown band. Prominent speakers will attend and transportation to and from the woods will run every half hour. COMMITTEE.
Large white Turkish bath towels double threaded and highly absorbent priced at 26 cents each with other values up to 75 and 69 cents. Bleached muslin bed sheets 81 by 90 inches at 1.69, no starch. Bathing suits 35 percent off, includes children and men, stock being cleared to avoid leftovers.
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