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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1921
Page
5
The News Post Almanac for 1022 is prepared for subscribers and requests mailing details. Copied copies are two cents postage under current address rules for those requesting mailed pairs. Almanac offers numerous features appealing to all readers.
Samuel E Harn longtime Unionville resident and prominent Post charter member dies at home of son in law Benjamin Barrer aged 66. Funeral held at Singanore chapel with Rev J E Holt and pallbearers named. Interment in local cemetery by Albaugh Powell. George W Wiles found dead in bed at 184 West AN Saints street age 68. Inquest deemed unnecessary. funeral arrangements to be announced.
McDonald, Delaplane and Miller funerals held in common with services at homes, Rev. Glen and Rev. Wrightson officiating. Interments at Mt Olivet. pallbearers named. Directors Thomas P. Rice and C ELCH listed. Mary Miller funeral at 413 West South Street led by Rev. U S G Rupp. Mt Olivet burial. W E Cline director.
Col Luther Tucker Carskadon aged 52, a Keyser leader and Tri State Theatre Circuit director, died suddenly Christmas Day from heart failure at his home. In Frederick Maryland a nine year old boy, William Haugh, suffered serious injuries when struck by a milk wagon wheel while helping his father. he was taken to Frederick City Hospital for treatment. The weather bureau notes a cold wave affecting regions as temperatures drop over 24 hours.
A merger of the bread departments of the G. L. Baking Company and Garber's Modern Bakery Market Street at Fifth will form Garber Baking Company on January 1. Glenna Garber, Marion Miller, and James H. Gambrill Jr. incorporate. Garber will be president. Bread ovens move to Garber Plant with automatic machinery for continuous day and night baking. brand names to remain. G. L. will continue cracker and cake production for distribution in several states with expansion planned.
A local weather forecast predicts an unusually cold week with intermittent light snows. Temperatures fell to 20 yesterday, rose to 33 in the day, and edged to 26 this morning with thick frost and ice. Farmers plan ice harvesting for summer months as winds shift, snow chances remain, and local official forecasts a rough winter ahead.
The annual reunion and banquet of the class of 1918 from Boys' High School was held last evening at the Warsite Inn. Sixteen members attended. Officers elected were President Raymond Shipley Secretary Lewis Fleischman Treasurer George Knock. A committee led by Harold Quinn to arrange next year’s reunion was appointed. Impromptu speeches followed. Attendees included Herbert Gubert James Martz Pierce Willard Spencer Zimmerman Earl Mosshure and others.
Mr Otho J Keller of West Church street is critically ill at home. Mr Raymond G Ford, also of West Church street, is bedbound with a severe cold. Mrs J M Culler slipped on ice on Elm street, injuring and breaking her ankle and is resting comfortably. Miss Erama May Payne, operated on at the University of Marsland Hospital Baltimore, shows improvement enough to return home near the city. Mrs Laura Chaptine of West Third Street is stricken with paralysis during last night.
A lively scene unfolds as groups with festive outfits sing carols at multiple spots on Frederick Street, bringing holiday cheer to workers and passersby on Christmas morning.
Mountain City Lodge intends to confer the rank of page on about 600 candidates at their December 29 gathering. The event will honor those unable to attend the initial drive and may prompt further trips by the Mountain City Lodge team to distant lodges. Delaware Knights of Pythias plan a January 14 gathering in Wikieton with Supreme Representative Renee Harp, who has accepted an invitation from Maryland's Brice W. Johnson. The new officers of Mountain City Lodge will be installed next Monday with a large turnout expected.
A quiet wedding at Mt Moriah Lutheran Foxville united Clara Grace Hauver and Russell Cleveland McCleaf with a 3 30 ceremony following Christmas service. Rev Hesse officiated. The couple, alongside family, heard a ring ceremony as attendants wore blue Canton crepe and carried roses. The newlyweds plan Rocky Ridge residence after groom’s postmaster tenure.
SNYDS MILLINERY SHOP opposite City Opera House advertises a public sale of hats at 198 dollars, hats at 6 87 sale items, and assorted furniture and household goods. The listing notes clerks and staff names and mentions nearby locations and dates for the sale.
Notice from Typewriter dealer RL Dug dge proprietor of Frederick Typewriter Exchange announces sale on March 6 1922 at McKalg for Charles Wisne. sale includes horses cattle hogs machinery farming implements and related equipment. Auctioneer Joseph Busyard listed as clerk with agents for portable typewriters and telegraph hanging machine services.
A collage of notices and ads includes holiday greetings, a Historical Society meeting at the YMCA on December 27, and various local business promos. Items mention CORLANDIS Jeweler, Potts & Griffin Frederick, and a barbershop sale, plus a wartime insurance note and estate talk.
Frederick Md December 7 1921 at their banking house on the second Tuesday and on the tenth day of January 1922 between 10 AM and 12 PM an election will be held for the purpose of electing Directors for the Citizens' National Bank of Frederick Maryland for the ensuing year.
Grayson H. Staley presents multiple land parcels near Bloomfeld New Midway Woodsboro Church Hill Lewistown Troutville New Market Frederick and Linganore. Properties range from 8 to 168 acres with 7 room houses barns outbuildings stores and rural improvements. Listings include 12 acre and 60 acre tracts with various improvements in Frederick area Maryland.
A compressed real estate listing from Frederick area shows numerous acres with improvements, including frame houses, barns, wells, and price points from 2 1/2 to 69 acres. Properties lie near Frederick with references to State roads, railroads, and hard roads, plus multiple dairy farm prospects and a Modern home. Mark Wood and D Harp, Real Estate and Insurance Agents, Pythian Castle Building.
Grayson H Mercer listing describes 142 acres of highly improved land with a spring near the dwelling, and 26 acres miles from the city with good buildings and fencing. Includes rail and thriving village portions, brick ditching on Market Street, and multiple dwellings and outbuildings. Terms easy and market access via hard roads, with business and suburban home prospects.
Guy C Roser announces life insurance based on human life and affection. He asserts policy growth with knowledge and family heritage, inviting readers to learn more and contact by phone 42 at New York Life Insurance Co. agent G C Roser located NG 3 WF Church St.
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