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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1921
Page
5
The Daily News reports fair and lightly windy conditions for tonight with unsettled weather Thursday including light snow or hail in the mountains.
The News-Post Almanac for 122 is now ready for distribution. Copies will be sent to orders of The News or The Post who request them. Persons desiring copies may mail to them two cents postage and a correct address. The almanac contains many items that should appeal to all.
Mrs Annie Jane Grimes died at home near Boyds Montgomery county on Friday morning at age 60. She leaves husband Thomas Grimes, children Luther Beall Lewisdale Floyd Grimes Woodfield Walter Grimes Francis Grimes at home and two brothers R Beall Edward Beall of Browingsville, plus sister Mrs Tobias Wathkinge Lewisdale. Funeral Sunday at 11 with Rev Brashears officiating. Buried Bethesda cemetery with pallbearers E D Warfield T E Briges J T Reed Chas T Wright T J Wire Chas E King. Interment by funeral director J B Beall Damascus.
Byron Etchison aged 74 years died after a stroke at New Market after being found on the street Tuesday evening and passing away Thursday morning at his daughter's home Mrs. A. H. Jackson. The funeral was Saturday at 10 am conducted by Rev. Mr. Isaacs. Pallbearers included Frank Hammond Chas Utz BE L Grimes George Taylor Wm Hogarth and Nicholas Albaugh. Interment followed at New Market Cemetery. Funeral director W. E. Falconer.
Mr. Raymond G. Ford of West Church street underwent an appendicitis operation at City Hospital last evening and is progressing as well as could be expected. Mr. O. J. Keller of West Church street and Mrs. Laura Chapline of West Third street remain ill or paralyzed, with conditions about the same. City police officer Yhn Adams on West Fifth street is confined to bed at home.
In a series of filings, Lula X Clemson seeks absolute divorce from John Walter Clemson with attorney F. J. Stoner. Flor B Norris petitions for alimony maintenance and dower fees, with Leo Weinberg attorney. Multiple marriage licenses issued including Ines H Cramer and Kath arin H Lamar. Rob ert L Russell and Louis Russell. Foster H Bliesenstaff and Bert Pearl Bowers. Gerald G Bowers and Caroline Riggleman. Joseph R Garvin and Edrie L Spiker. William T Martin and Byrle Warfield. Elmer Wilson Fisher and Mary J Carbaugh. Shirley K Snoots and Marie De lauter. Property deeds recorded: Mary E McKinney to Victor Cook. William H Luby to James H Hoifra ner. Bessie L Wigington to Sarah B Isaacs. Mary E Engier to Daniel & Easler. Charles Macklin and wife to George W Butler. Oscar M Brandenburg and wife to Mount and wife. Laura Kate Delaplane to Isabel Virginia Delaplane. all with various county sums.
The wedding of Miss Fatharine H. Lamar daughter of Mrs E Holmes Lamar and the late Rev. Lamar to Mr Jain H. Craver son of Mr and Mrs Novi B. Cramer was held this morning at the Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev Jas GO Wightson officiating. Guests from both families attended as Craver’s firm Noah E Cramer and Se. 8 in Fort Wayne were noted. The couple pursues happiness by serving others, a sentiment echoed in the ceremony.
The will of Miss Teresa J Jamison filed in Orphans Court details a 20000 estate with 100 to Saint Ignatius Roma Church Urbana for masses, a 2500 life trust for Mary Catherine Cole, and residue split among Brooke J Jamison J V Jamison and Sophia C Fitzsimmons. Codicils adjust shares and clone heirs.
Residents along the Frederick to Poolesville main highway report severe road deterioration between Dickerson and Licksville. Cavities and worn concrete shoulders cause vehicle damage including a broken front axle on a Ford roadster. An accident near Peelesville endangered five young men, highlighting the hazards from rough surface and an unseen wagon. The scene also mentions damaged stock and a smashed wheel, with local officials and drivers noting ongoing dangers on the stretch.
The Sunshine Literary Society of Woeilkersville Public School previews a December program featuring songs, readings, and theatrical sketches. Students present a Santa Claus pageant, a Christmas Eve Pilgrimage, Holy Night, and a Valentine-themed act, with performances by sixth and seventh graders including Lan a's Volunteers and Belle Crapiet.
John and Himael Deane, married, at Point of Rocks, jailed after assault charges from Christmas Day. Lena Deane and Rosa Oden identified as victims. Sheriff Jones pursued warrants, locating the men and lodging them in county jail awaiting hearing before Judge Grahane Johnson. Causes traced to excessive potato wine consumption.
Officers issue posters seeking Mildred Main, 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clas Main, missing from Frederick since December 11. Sheriff and deputies probe possible abduction, U S cities coordinated with Baltimore authorities. A bail hearing for Al Straitman on unrelated matter delayed until girl found. Christmas program notes at Mt Carmel School conclude piece.
The Braddock Grange will present a May event titled The Old County Stores Friday evening at 7:30 in Grange Hall. Public invited to attend this community gathering and program.
Fragmented notice offers bargains at Snyderman Frederick Bargain House and Gittens Grocery. Includes requests to visit storekeepers, thanks notes for illness and death, dancing lesson promos, junior hall dance, basketball game ad, typewriter services, hat sale, calendars, and posted trespass signs. Contains multiple local business and social items with names and places in Frederick Maryland.
A social chat reflects on a sudden death, noting the estate has fallen 30 percent in value. The widow faces hardship as children may stop schooling and the family needs income. The speaker mentions life insurance, or lack thereof, and a push for securing a guaranteed estate via Union Central Life Insurance Company.
Frederick Md December 7 1921 election set for January 10 1922 at bank between 10 AM and 12 PM to elect directors for Citizens' National Bank of Frederick Maryland for the ensuing year. The notice lists officers and directors including William G Baker J D Baker Thos A Haller H Conley P L Hargety J S Newman and J H Gambrill Jr.
Ready-made circular table pad with a two foot diameter made from old padding to fit neatly the table rim. Available in satin padding by the yard, priced around $1.69. Hosiery and satine padding offered as cheap comfort for chilly days, with several price points listed.
Compact classified item notes $100 bloomers for Liulies and Miss es in fine black Latino at a dollar and economical. Mentions making a pair for the above price and box and ask questions. Also notes special Sidbo Tweed suits at reduced prices and black only at this price.
Auction note lists multiple parcels near Buckeystown and Montgomery County including a former Chapin Sacks Co ice cream plant site with two acres and brick buildings, a 141 acre tract with a 10 room house and barn, limestone soil orchards, railroad access, and proximity to Frederick. Realty firm at 27 Court St Frederick Maryland advertises real estate loans and insurance services.
MARKWOOD D HARP Real estate and insurance agent offers a Frederick area farm listing. Properties range from 3 to 245 acres with brick and frame houses, bank barns, spring water, electric lines, railroad access, and hard roads. Prices shown from 3 000 to 6 000 per acre with several improved and well watered farms near State Road and pike.
Grayson H. Staley offers extensive land listings including 8 acres with a 7 room house near Bloomfield, 4 12 acres with a 7 room frame house near New Midway, 40 acres with a 6 room frame house near Woodsboro and Pleasant Hill, 50 acres with solid buildings near HID, 15 12 acres between Lewistown and Mountaindale, 112 acres along the State Road near Lewistown, 7 acres near Woodsboro from Trentrile, 193 acres with buildings 3 miles from New Market, 16 acres along the Frederick state road, 28 acres near New London, 146 acres near New London with farm buildings, 18 acres 2 miles from Lewistown on the State Road, 169 acres near Urbana, plus store property with a 6 room house adjoining a store in Lingsnore.
Grayson H Mercer presents a collection of land and property offerings including 9 acres 2 miles from the city with good buildings and fencing, 20 acres of improved village land with a 5 mile distance to town, a 1 10 town brick dwelling on North Market Street with front and rear dimensions, and two brick houses on East Sixth Street. Also noted are a fire dairy farm and miscellaneous lots with terms and ready access to market. CIRATSON H MERCER, Real Estate and Insurance. KP Ruy Fredercik, MA
Guy C Roser of New York Life Insurance Co promotes life insurance as a precious, growing knowledge asset tied to human affection and future heritage. He invites inquiries by phone at 943 and directs to No. 3 West Church Street for details and agent services.
A collection of Maryland farms for sale includes a 96 acre dairy farm two miles from Buckeystown with a 12 room brick house, a 90 by 45 foot barn, a large silo and facilities for 30 cattle. Also listed are a 132 acre farm near Union Bridge with strong water, a 40 acre farm near Johnaville, and an 840 acre farm near Poplar Springs. A 240 acre farm two and a half miles from Union Bridge with two improvements is offered at a special price if sold within sixty days.
John N. Clary presents numerous farm tracts and homes for sale in Frederick Maryland. Listings include 200 acre dairy farm, 172 acres near church and school, 140 acres near state road, 112 acres near the city, various limestone and brick homes, several suburban houses, and multiple acreages with prices ranging from 2400 to 9000 dollars. Markell H Nelson, manager, Real Estate Department, 28 W Patrick St, Frederick Md.
Noah E. Cramer and John H. Stauffer offer a bargain page listing 23 acres with buildings, 200 apple trees and two farms near Thurmont. 14 acres with holdings near Adamstown. modern homes in several streets. dwelling and store at Braddock Heights. 100 to 209 acre farms near Fair Grounds Utica Mille Jefferson and Braddock Heights. building lots in College Park and Elm Street. several suburban homes, garages, and a variety of parcels including near Rockwell Terrace Rosemont and Harmony Grove. Continuous opportunities with possession terms and multiple locations covered by A and Staufer St. ll E Church St.
Eugene H Albaugh announces after four more County Commissioners. The sale of estate and farm property along with all kinds of insurances and a late improved Remington Typewriter recently placed on the market. The notice urges readers to contact at N Market Stand Floor and phone number 140%.
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