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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1921
Page
8
The Daily News reports Maryland will have cloudy skies and cooler temperatures tonight and Wednesday. An unsettled pattern may bring light snow by afternoon or night, affecting travel and outdoor plans.
Intelligence of the sudden death of Mrs Maria Ingle Webb wife of H Randall Webb at her Washington DC home on Tuesday reached Frederick last evening She was daughter of the late Rev Thr Osborne Ingle former rector of All Saints church and lived in Frederick many years Surviving husband daughter Mrs Thomas Goeth sister Miss Mary Addison Tagle Funeral will be at St Johns Washington Thursday morning at 9 and interment at Mt Olivet Frederick after cars arrive about noon Rev Douglass Hooft to officiate
Among the sick Wiliam Shipley of 218 Di Avenue has recovered enough to move about. The quarantine was lifted at the Shipley home yesterday. Charles M. Gilpin, recovering from a stroke, visited his Conri street office briefly. Adam Roser of Woodsboro, ill at Frederick City Hospital, shows improvement. Dorsey W. Spurrier of South Market Street receives treatment at City Hospital. Mary Elizabeth Lutz of East Patrick Street fractured her right arm in a fall. Sussell Mohler of Pearl fractured his right arm while cranking a Ford truck.
Dr Thomas B Sym ena announced that seven state farm organizations will hold annual meetings in Baltimore during the Maryland Agricultural Society gathering January 10 11 and 12. Most sessions run in the morning with Beekeepers' Association meeting January 10 in the evening. Also on the schedule are meetings of Horticultural Society Crop Improvement Association Sheep Growers Vegetable Growers Dairymen and Tobacco Growers on January 10 and 11 mornings.
Glenn Ohler was found guilty by Justice J Grahame Johnson of failing to support his minor child Ralph Ohter and ordered to pay 2 dollars weekly. County Constable E A Alexander made the arrest. Angie Washington was fined 5 dollars in Beliee court for orderly conduct. Seven others summoned by Justice Johnson were found guilty of failing to comply with the compulsory school attendance law.
Robert L. Warfield, president of the Frederick Motor Company, buys the Frederick City Garage at 113 to 121 West Patrick Street for about 50 000 to 60 000 dollars. The Ford agents will move the business to the new West Patrick site by April 1 1922, keeping the same corporate name. John H. Grove plans a Studebaker office and showroom at 219 West Patrick Street.
Potts & Griffin announce the sale of the late Judge John C. Motter's farm of 42 acres to Cityco Realty Company of Baltimore, then resold to E J Birtcherd of Norfolk for a Baltimore apartment house on Mt Vernon Place. The combined consideration nears $100,000. the owner plans to move to California, while radiophone use expands in local stores and a vandal-era relics find is noted in a separate item.
Maryland officials, led by Harry D Williar of the Star Roads Commission, represented at the National Association of Highway Engineers and Officials meeting in Omaha. Delegates praised Maryland's road program, discussed the gasoline tax’s base line system, and examined an accident map concept to gauge road hazards.
Dr Perry heads Montgomery county board after recent elections as Robert L Hickerson and Lacey Shaw take oath. Berry E Clark re elected clerk, John A Garrett becomes attorney replacing Bowie F Waters. May 1 John Gardner to become County Treasurer. Clark to serve interim. Enoch Chapter officers installed by Reyal Arch Masons. Mrs Margaret Peck returns to East Patrick Street.
Madame Stantey the scientific palmist offers readings at 118 West Patrick Street Frederick Md test skepticism read ings 50 cents care of thanks to friends for illness death of Simon L Wastler by his children public sale December 1 at 427 South Market Street furniture cash Guy L Fout auct Historical Society invites Frederick County members to rally at State Armory December 16 FRANK C NORWOOD president notices to trappers fats prizes available 126 East Sth St Frederick hair stylist ads and transit notices for Washington bus from New City Hotel and Raleigh Hotel to New closed car $2.00 contact 343.3 ee Ww Treat ea
Ornaments of a local shopping page advertise a basketball event tomorrow night in Frederick at the State Armory with 385 cents admission and a feature of carloads of Florida oranges arriving Wednesday. Also listed are various local shop items, a Christmas sale by the Grace Reformed Church Sawing Society, and advertisements for jewelry, pens, umbrellas, and bank officers.
Frederick Maryland December 7 1921 notice: election on the second Tuesday and January 10 1922 at 10 to 12 at the banking house for directors of Citizens' National Bank of Frederick Maryland for the ensuing year. Also includes local December specials from merchants offering food and utilities.
Jeat offers a selection of plain and fancy Kitty Hibbons fabrics in Satin and Taffeta priced at 39¢ per yard. Includes hair bows, stocking decorations, and Ladlea nightwear in long and two piece pajama sets with hematite trim. Special prices apply on Baum Marten and Stanv marten chokers.
Property listings in Frederick announce an 11 room brick house on a 200 foot deep lot with steam heat electricity and a concrete cellar plus a 6 room brick house on Seventh Street in fine condition. Other notices include store relocation Christmas packagers of cigars a barber shop move a modern six room brick dwelling with garage and multiple farm and land offerings with various agents and contact details.
Marewood D Harp Real Estate lists extensive acreages near Frederick with improvements including frame houses bank barns and electric lines. Properties range from 18 to 319 acres with rail and road access and prices from 3 000 to 6 000 plus. Also an advertisement for life insurance by Marewood D Harp at Pythian Castle Building with contact phone 943.
Grayson H Mercer offers 24 acres two miles from city with brick dwelling, streams, outbuildings, fenced acreage, and improved land. Property includes dairy farm potential, 197 feet on North Market, and brick dwellings on Third and Sixth streets. Terms and parcels advertised by Grayson Merc er Realty.
Seventy two words to summarize: 140 acres near Johnaville with very good cropping potential and well watered. Price 12600. Farm of 24 acres two to three and a half miles from Union Bridge along a hard road, improved with no sets of buildings. Special price valid for the next sixty days.
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