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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1921
Page
5
A fragment notes a weather forecast for Maryland tonight and Tuesday morning with warmer temperatures. It mentions a strong southwest to northwest wind, suggesting unsettled conditions into the next day. The readable text is limited and lacks precise dates or locations.
The Frederic County American Red Cross treasurer J Travers Thames retires after serving since chartering the chapter. A Le Roy McCardell becomes treasurer. The first year ends Nov 1, 1920 to Nov 1, 1921 with 2941.48 on hand and receipts totaling 6188.14. Expenditures cover materials, home service, nurse transport, salaries, office costs, and remittances to division. Chapter Production notes shipments of 800 and 523 refugee garments. officials work without pay except Home Service secretary.
Funeral notices present for John Groff in Washington D C with services at home conducted by Rev S Charles Hoover and Rev W Royal. Others include Raymond Hummer of Detour, Eva E Hawker of Doubs and Gladys Isabelle Tom near Knoxville with services and interments at Mt Olivet Mt Hope Jefferson A E cemeteries. Funeral directors listed as M R Etchison and Son.
Daniel I Eigenbrede of Waynesboro and Vada Harshman of Myersville wed at the Church of the Brethren parsonage on December 14. They plan to live near Waynesboro Pa. Dorsey case against Henry Dorsey was dismissed for lack of Brust's appearance. Hood College students caroled through the city prompting mentions. A new safe by Safe Cabinet Co was installed at B Rosenour & Sons store. Chas F Knock elected trustee for Clapp Bakery bankruptcy. A large steam shovel arrived for Frederick's new hotel foundation work, expected to start Monday.
The defense gains traction in the Roger Eastlake trial for the murder of Inde Chhim Joned as a bundle of personal letters from Mas Sarah Knox emerges. The document, tied to a nurse, is linked to alleged complicity in the crime amid a chaotic courtroom exchange.
Rev Dr and Mrs U S G Rupp celebrate their th wedding anniversary after 25 years of ministry at Evangel ial Lutheran church. Congregation gifts include a silver service knives and forks and a bouquet of brides roses. The couple, not aware of the surprise, spend the day in Baltimore where they began their married life.
Christmas season events announced for tomorrow evening at 7 30 o clock including vocal solos by Mrs David Morgan Roderick Mrs Irene Chapman Good and others with violin and cornet arrangements of Christmas hymns for four horns. Public invited to attend at Market and Church Street. Santa Claus will visit H F Shivers Store Saturday night for children. Also a memorial note marks the third anniversary of Mary E Poole's passing with family tribute.
Smith and Grimes announces a holiday sale with 14% discounts on stock, featuring piano pieces and popular tunes. Advertises dolls from H. F. Shipley, Emblem Jewelry, Columbia Grafonolas with 20% off, and various gifts from C. E. Cline, Landis Jewelry, and Hendrickson's. Also promotes The News subscriptions and Liberty Bonds payment option.
An assortment of jewelry and novelty items is advertised by McCleery Jewelry Store at 48 North Market St with claims of guaranteed quality. Also listed are fruit and holiday specials, plus various department shop offerings and local business notices across Market Street.
Notice listing transportation and rental options shows Washington Bus leaving New City Hotel at 4 p.m. and Raleigh Hotel departures. Includes contact numbers for W. Wolfe and Miller proprietors, with经理s and office details. Mentions poultry prices and car hire services at Sitt inger's Grocery and Market Street office.
Frederick Maryland December 7 1921 notice announces election of directors for Citizens' National Bank of Frederick for the ensuing year. Election to be held at the bank on the second Tuesday and January 10 1922 between 10 AM and 12 PM. Extra items include Xmas trees signs and real estate offering unrelated to the election.
Insurance and real estate listing by Prof. Amon Burgee and John T. Morria Associate Managers 100 East Second St. Montgomery County property about 443 acres ten miles from the county seat near a railroad station churches and schools includes an Apple orchard 16 acres 11 room house modern in excellent condition two tenant houses new barn and outbuildings excellent cropper 11 acres on State road 16 minutes from Frederick strong frontage on State road 7 acres with improvements near Frederick good access and near a city suburb 37 Court Frederick Md
Two fine modern apartment houses centrally located. Four modern six room brick homes on E Third Seven and East Street. Modern nine room brick homes on West Third and West Patrick. Six room brick homes on West Fourth and Tracy Avenue. Suburban six and seven room brick homes with large lots. Early possession offered.
Real estate and general insurance sales by Grayson H Staley and Alfred W Gaver feature numerous farms and properties across Frederick Woodsboro Lewistown Adamstown Linganore and surrounding routes. Listings include 40 to 184 acre farms with improvements and outbuildings along state roads near R R and towns with specs on house barns and water access.
Real estate listing by Markwood D Harp selling multiple parcels on or near State Road within three miles of Frederick. Properties include 1 acre frame house with bank barn, 3 to 8 acre tracts, well improved with houses, barns, running water and fruit, prices ranging around 4000 to 4960 dollars. Also notes on railroad and hard road access and nearby towns. Includes life insurance ad.
Grayson H Mercer offers a well fenced dairy farm for sale about three miles from the city. The property includes nearly one acre of high, improved land with necessary outbuildings and a spring, plus broad frontage on North Market Street. Terms call for 14, with 60 leadings on FE third Street and price listed as 2250.
An excerpted notice from Frederick Maryland advertises funeral services. It cites Thomas P. Rice as the funeral director at 406 North Market Street and provides a contact telephone. The garbled text emphasizes value and discriminating customers seeking moderate charges.
A 36 acre farm near Buckeystown offers a 12 room brick house a large barn a 90 by 45 silo and a new concrete stable for 30 cattle with up to date facilities. Other listings include farms of 132 acres near Union Bridge 12500 acres near Johnsville 12600 and two 240 acre properties near Union Bridge with water and multiple buildings. W N Jolliffe Real Estate Agent Frederick Maryland contact 649 450.
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