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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1921
Page
5
Maryland forecast notes rain or snow tonight, clearing Sunday morning, followed by colder conditions. Sunday remains chilly with a much colder Sunday night and into Monday, as colder air moves in.
The News will not publish Monday due to Christmas falling on Sunday. Editorial office will be closed all day Monday while the business office opens after 6 p.m.
Jacob V. McDonald 71 of 131 Faget Fourth Street died at City Hospital at 4:16 AM from a fractured skull and chest injuries after being thrown from an auto mobile truck while delivering Christmas trees. The accident occurred near East Third and East Church Streets when he lost balance during a turn. He had remained in critical condition since Monday. Survived by his wife Clara Routzahn and six daughters and one son. Funeral Monday at 2 PM at United Brethren church, Rev. W R Glen officiating. Interment Mt. Olivet cemetery. W. C. T. U. notes follow with holiday activities and charitable visits.
Mathias S Ahalt of Middletown aged 83 dies suddenly from apoplexy at home after feeding his horse. He served on Burkittsville Lutheran Church council and was a Middletown Saving Bank director since 1905. Survived by widow Miss Sheffer and eight children. Funeral 1:30 PM. Laura Kate Delaplane dies at 59 in York PA residence. Funeral Monday 11 AM. H Startzman former City Councilman of Hagerstown dies of stomach cancer at 70. survived by widow Annie Startzman and siblings.
Mr. Charles D Blumenauer of East Third Street has returned home after treatment at Walter Reed Hospital Washington Mr Frank Cramer near Hansonville is recovering well after surgery at Frederick City Hospital Mrs Stewart Fitby of Maple Avenue is slowly improving after a illness and confinement to bed
The funeral for Edward J. Stull of near Hansonville was held Friday. Services were at his home and at Z'on Reformed Church in Charlesville, where he was a member. Rev. Robert Lee Bair led the service and interment followed in the adjoining cemetery. Stull was 71 years old. Pallbearers included Clinton Sunday, Harry Cramer, Ed Bardette, Martin Wachter, William Shoemaker, and Calvin Harper. M. J. Creager & Son funeral directors.
Historic Frederick County Historical Society will meet at the M C A on Tuesday evening December 27 at 7 o'clock. Frank C. Norwood, President. Card of Thanks from Empty Stocking Club thanks contributors who helped gift 290 children with Santa Claus. Also thanks to Rev Hoover and others who assisted at Winchester Hall and to Dr. Apple for hall use. Public Sale announced March 28 1922 near Fulmer's Station for Roy A. Cline by A G Hooper and J H Bussard. Gas and cigars offers and local business notices follow.
A sermon reflects on Luke's Christmas message noting angels praising God and proclaiming peace on earth. It underscores incarnation as part of divine plan, peace with God and man, and the duty to be peacemakers through reconciliation, charity, and restraint from jealousy and war talk. A boxed offering accompanies the text.
Wayside Inn advertises a full Christmas dinner with turkey and sides for $2. A jewelry section promotes bracelets watches rings and gold items at Tyler Jewelry Store and C R Landis. Also listed are Hosiery gift boxes and various Silk products. Local banks and The News subscriptions are pitched as Christmas gifts.
Public notice from Frederick Maryland announcing an election to select directors of Citizens' National Bank of Frederick for the coming year. Voting to occur at the bank building on the second Tuesday and January 1922 between 10 a.m. and 12 p.m., with details of the place and timing.
Property offers 11 acres on State road with a good house and outbuildings located 16 minutes from Frederick plus 70 acres with fine frontage on the same road and 12 minutes from Frederick. Includes improvements and proximity to city and suburban homes for potential buyers.
Grayson H. Staley estate offers multiple land parcels and properties for sale or consideration. Listings include 8 to 169 acres with diverse improvements such as 7 room houses, stables, and outbuildings. Prime sites span New Midway, Woodsboro, Pleasant Hill, Lewistown, Mountaindale, New Market, and Urbana near state roads and towns.
Frederick Md real estate ad lists multiple farms and parcels from 6 to 169 acres. Descriptions include improvements such as brick houses, bank barns, wells, electric light lines, proximity to State Road and railroad, and asking prices ranging from about 2 259.66 to 5 000. Trade names include Marewood D Harp and Gratson H Mercer Real Estate. Also references a life insurance promotion by New York Life Insurance Co with agent G C Roser.
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