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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
6
Property and financial details from a Frederick area listing include a surplus amount of 300,000 with officers listed as J.D. Baker and Wm. G. Baker among others. Multiple real estate offers describe 11 room brick houses, seven street residences, and several acreage tracts with improvements, road access, springs, and bank barns.
Mrs Aime Elizabeth Nunamaker widow of HR J Nunamaker died at her daughter Mrs L F Foxs home in Hagerstown after a year long illness aged 183 years. Surviving children include L Fox Koedysville John R William HL Charles Hl and David A all of Koedysville Harvey M of town two brothers George and Martin Hoffman Beaver Creek funeral at Mrs Foxs home then Lutheran church Beaver Creek interment in Beaver Creek Lutheran cemetery. John L Welsh merchant and miller of Derwood Montgomery County died at Montgomery County General Hospital after operation for etherial pneumonia aged unknown survived by wife formerly Miss Margaret Bean five daughters and one son from a former marriage father Edward E Welsh of near Rockville and several siblings. Welsh was lifelong resident of Montgomery County.
Benjamin Frank Shriver a Carroll County figure aged 78 died at his Union Mills home after long illness and pneumonia. He led the B F Shriver Company once a Westminster cannery, Catholic friend of Cardinal Gibbons, survived by wife children and siblings, funeral held at St Johns Church Westminster.
The funeral for John L. Obenderfer, who died at Pikesville Confederate Soldiers' Home, was held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at his brother F. W. Obenderfer's East Patrick Street residence. Rev U S G Rupp officiated. Prof Smith led songs and piano. Pallbearers included J M Pronentung, EL D Michael, 7 H Grove, Reno S Harp, James Rowe, Joseph MecDivit. Burial followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. C C Carty directed arrangements.
Miss Margaretia Farrel remains at Cite Hospital after years away from Tempted and moves to White Usk Springs to rest. Mr Richard Bracherr suffers a sprained ankle at Ox re brush works but is improving and walks. Mr O C Warehime returns home from treatment at a Baltimore hospital and is much improved. A note recalls 1870 royal decree opening medicine to women in Sweden. Monteesa 96 cites wages and a world without a newspaper in Neher Hindons. Jananess not sleeping heads north.
E G Haugh was re elected Clerk of the Circuit Court and sworn in by Judge Glenn H Worthington. Deputies Martz Nusz Shepley Staley Loy sworn in with Haugh. Prof George Edward Smith new Register of Wills and deputies Lighter Hargett Schroeder sworn in. Sheriff James A Buzz Jones and deputies Smith Bartgis sworn in later. Remarks by Register of Wills Smith urged courtesy and efficiency. County Commissioners not sworn in as organization resumes next week.
The District of Columbia issues its first 1922 auto tags today allowing motorists to display them as soon as received to alleviate previous year end congestion. No reciprocity with Maryland yet. District licenses required for cross boundary driving. White numerals on red background. motorcycle tags not ready.
Cleveland reports reveal William F. Campbell, 26, killed in the 1915 Arzonas Forest battle, interred overseas, then twice moved in the U S. A Chicago woman was named as his widow before authorities reopened the case. Disinterment confirmed by Cleveland officials, with the veteran Lincoln’s Hat reference and a broader note on a Shanghai Jewish child organization.
A raid on Marry G Wachter's home on the George Young farm on Seventh street pike led to her husband Wachter’s arrest hours after he fled. Deputy Smith captured him twenty minutes after he allegedly won office. Wachter, previously punished for beating his wife, faces new charges and ongoing divorce proceedings. Wachter fled the scene jumping from a window as officers fired a warning shot and entered the residence Students Wertenbaker Kupp Shaw helped pursue.
Two men escaped serious injury when a B and C shift engine struck a parked milk truck at the Walker Hill Dairy crossing in Yellow Springs. Milton Staley and Sherwood Smith, occupants of the truck in an enclosed cab, were dragged about 30 feet before the engine could be stopped. Staley was only lightly scratched. the truck sustained damage to about half its 95 milk cans.
Miss Mildred Jennings Gittinger and Mr C Noelinton Fogle wed at noon Wednesday at the bride’s North Market street home. Rev J Kurtz Miller officiated in the presence of immediate families. Mieston R Gittinger of Baltimore was maid of honor. Ernest D Fogle, brother of the groom, was best man. The bride wore a dark brown veldyne suit with matching hat and carried snap-dragons. A wedding dinner followed and the couple left for their trip.
Mrs J W Ames of San Diego Gal visits her mother on North Market street. John Archard and family motored from Kentucky to visit relatives. William Shock and grandmother Mrs Buckey stay at Bellevue Stratford Hotel Philadelphia while Mrs Florence Dutrow of Tiffin Ohio leaves after visiting her sister Mrs Edward Heinlein. Miss Plora Best accompanies her. Staley Tregellas and wife of Baltimore receive congratulations on a birth at Hospital for the Women of Maryland. Helen Fagenstecher of Baltimore linked to Mr Tregellas. W H Ramsharz and wife in Washington DC for winter spend a few days in Frederick.
Paper arcades show a bedleyaville Friday afternoon funeral for Joseph Smith J W Stewart director. Church social and Christmas sale events listed with cake candy piano for sale and assorted goods. Moose meeting and chocolate promotions. Real estate ad blocks list numerous Frederick area farms and houses for sale with locations and sizes.
In memory of our sainted mother Mary Margaret Whitter who died December 1 189 SAY HER CHILDREN The Ladies Fai Class Church W Second Street announce a sale of home made rakes pies and candy. The church team will host Saturday December 3 from 2 to 6 P M at the Second Street church premises.
Grayson H. Lente Real Estate advertises large land parcels for sale including 8 acres with 7 room house near Bloomfield, 40 acres near New Midway, 50 acres with buildings near Church Hill, 57 acres near Woodsboro, 103 acres near New Market, 46 acres near Frederick, 149 acres near New London, 60 acres near Frederick, 18 acres near Lewistown, 268 acres near Urbana, plus a store property with 2 5 room house and adjoining store in Singanore.
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