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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1912
Page
5
Readable fragments reference various notices and ads including bank statements real estate sales store for sale church sale and consumer items like dolls and diamonds. Names and addresses appear with partial listings of local businesses such as J L Newconer and Hagerstown Presbyterian.
Among the sick, Mrs. J. Davis Byerly of West Patrick street grows ill while Mrs. Charles Butcher of East South street remains confined. Rev. J. J. Ringer on first third street suffers a neck boil. Wiliam A. Hahn of Hahn & Rowe is out after sickness. Fr L. KnoDe bedridden since Sunday with head abscess. Wm. W. Lease of East Third street recovers from tonsillitis after 27 years. Engineer Edward Titlow of the municipal electric light plant is sick. Charles R. Holtman fills his post at the plant.
Mr Charles E Mobberly of Prohibition Park returns from Baltimore with a new automobile. John Edward Phleeger on West Patrick street slaughtered two seven month old calves weighing 500 pounds total. A W Nicodemus Sr of Buckeystown slaughtered six hogs nine months old averaging 265 pounds. Market Master G William Dansberger’s property gains from glass doors added at the front. Tonight the Boy Scouts of the Lutheran church meet then a social hosted by church ladies. 28 Tenderfoot Scouts, 15 seek Promotion. Ezra Burkett found drunk by Frederick County Bank, taken to Fort Fagan for a hearing tonight. Chamberlain's Cough Remedio cures colds and lowers infection risk. no opium. sold by dealers.
State Banking Commissioner Dukes Downes filed a detailed statement on Libertytown Savings Bank showing assets far below liabilities by about 2125.56, with two-thirds of assets lent to directors and officers. The bank, closed over a week ago, may be liquidated. Downes was named receiver and must receive objections by December 19. The report lists loans, notes, unsecured holdings, and the large contingent debt tied to officers and allied interests, including several major unsecured notes and a wide spread of stockholders and insiders.
The bank report estimates furniture value at 1200 dollars and notes 460.58 wrongly charged as furniture, with carpenter and painting costs. The Guaranty Trust Company holds about 14,580.75 in notes guaranteed by individuals. drafts unpaid total 293.22. A receiver may be appointed, with December 19 deadline. bank assets to be closed. Sale of Ada Rhodes property to A LeRoy McCardell on West Second Street, Huntington real estate.
A mix of social notices and shop appeals: Ladies of the Presbyterian Church plan a cake and candy sale in the lecture room on West Second Street Saturday afternoon from 3 to 5. C R Landis Jewelry promotes diamonds, silverware, watches at 27 South Market Street with demonstrations and holiday offers. Mrs R A Rager thanks friends for support after her husband’s death, while Landis Jewelry recalls festive display. St Mary’s Episcopal Guild to host a Christmas sale in the south chapter room Friday afternoon 2 to 5, with home baked goods. A post on paying gas or electric bills by the 10th for discounts, plus a brush set feature from Landis and a doll giveaway won by Mark Stockman on West Patrick Street. Various ads for jewelry, repairs, and postum demonstrations at Rhodes Kemp’s grocery, and Edw. James, merchant tailor, at 11 South Market Street. The Ladies’ Sewing Society of Evang elical Reformed church to sell tolls, biscuits, cake and fancy items Thursday at 2, with winter fashion sales December 3–10. Local services and small notices include cleaning and press services and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy available from dealers.
White Cross Milk Company warehouse robbed between 5 pm and 4 am. Four doors and a rear window opened. crowbar near cold storage. Loot included 3 quarts sterilized milk, several pints of milk, and one pound of butter valued at 1.25 dollars. No office entry. one pair of worker’s shoes also stolen. Investigating by company officials.
Mincemeat made by Mrs BE Baltzell and sold daily at 149 North Market Street. John U H Frazier announces candidacy for Sheriff of Frederick County in Maryland primary elections of 1913. Blue Willow Pekin china ware offered by Allen G Quinn & Co. The brick house at 19 East Second Street with 16 rooms and steam heat for sale by Keller & Toms. Mrs M C Getzbaugs Christmas hat display starts December 1 with Xmas novelties and cats for women and children. Kemp's grocery hosts Postum demonstration all week.
The Frederick Maryland bank announces a balance sheet as of November 26 with assets including Postal Savings Deposits of 700 000 and 200 000 in reserve. Liabilities list capital stock, surplus, deposits, and a total of 6 950 535 with notes and other items. The certificate is sworn by Cashier G Zimmerman before Notary J Travers Foemas with directors JOAN C Motte THOMAS H Haller Thea Hargedt signing.
John N Brengle offers over 400 city properties for sale including brick, frame, and varied storefronts at 27 Court St with offices and residences listed. Also advertises insurance, loans, and business property services emphasizing best rates and locations in multiple streets and blocks.
Frederick real estate and insurance agents offer 30 farms in Frederick County, 10 in Monthramer County, 20 dwelling houses, 5 fine suburban homes, building lots in Mountain View addition near Rockwell Terrace. Notable: two store rooms and large brick dwelling at 26 N Market Street, opposite City Hotel. Also brick house No 18 East Second Street. Call Young & Staley, Frederick, Md, for terms. Also hunting permits advertised. One cent price.
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