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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1922
Page
5
Francis Houck a retired farmer from Buckeystown moved to town years ago and then to this city died at home this morning of heart trouble at about 60 months. He leaves a widow two or more children and siblings. Burial at Mt Olivet with services by Rev. Etchison.
Retired McCauley Remsberg died at his son Karos Remsberg’s White Hall Creek district home in Washington Tuesday from paralysis after six of twelve hours. He was 71, a Frederick County native who moved to Beaver Creek district. Surviving children include Charles M., J Edward, Clayton, in New York City and Baltimore areas. services held at U B church with Rev W L Renneberg officiating. interment at Mount Hope cemetery.
Funeral services were held for William H. Ut in the chapel with casket at the burial site. Mourners included C. W. Mosler Edward Y Alfred Gartrell James Wright Burdette and Upton Sias. Edith Hubbard died in Harrisburg at age 30 and was laid to Green Cemetery after services at Mrs Frank Niles home. Survivors include Edith Waltz Marguerite Evaline Waltz and others with interment in Liver Cemetery.
January death toll reports 18 in the city and 33 perished in the county. Interments: 30 at Mt. Mortuary, 7 elsewhere including Middletown, Emmitsburg, Beaver Dam, and Mt. Carmel. Names listed include Fred Koogie and William H. Thomas among the ill or deceased.
L R Arvin and John W Merchant of Brunswick were found guilty on multiple indictments in Jefferson County West Virginia for robbing Kibler store at Duffields and related thefts tied to Baltimore and Ohio Railroad property. Verdicts followed quick motions for new trials as officers recovered vast loot including dry goods shoes hats and cigarettes linked to Brunswick robberies.
Mrs Joseph Caldwell of Philadelphia guests Mrs Mollie Harrington on North Market Street this day. Miss Bettie Doll returns from a visit to Washington. Mr and Mrs Eugene Kemp of South Carroll Street announce the birth of a seven pound daughter. Mr and Mrs Reno S Harp of Court Street have returned from a week in New York City. Mr Harp attended a Knights of Pythias committee meeting while there.
Named postmistress Mrs Bertha E Haupt of German town Montgomery county praised by President Harding and her name sent to the Senate for confirmation. she is daughter of the late Edwin S Houck formerly of this city. Chits condition unchanged after accident. Anus King remains stable with no internal injuries expected at City Hospital. Estate to Widow Ezra L Cramer Walkersville leaves his entire estate to Ada M Cramer his widow and executrix without bond. The will dated March 7 1910 witnessed by James W Long and Edwin Devilbiss. Chamois a rare animal in the Savoy mountains of Italy and Switzerland may face extinction without protection. Veterans return with modern rifles and ammunition aiding slaughter. Baron Rosen Russian ambassador to New York remarks motor cars more dangerous than revolutionists. One gots him for a touchdown.
Frederic Rotary Club plans an evening meeting on Tuesday February 21 to mark its seventeenth birthday. The program includes an out of town speaker, talks by Frederick Rotarians, and a guest invitation policy. Advertising efforts and educator Rev. H G Kieffer discuss Rotary Code of Ethics at the prior meeting.
The will of George D. Jones, Montgomery county farmer, valued about $60,000, admitted to probate in Rockville. Executed January 18, 1952, it names Lee A and George Lawrence Jones as executors and leaves widow Aletha B. Jones a life home on the Dickerson farm with care provisions for two infant children, plus $700 cash and a $100 Liberty bond. Lee A. Jones receives the 283 acre home farm and equipment, with $11,000 to widow and $1,500 cash. George Lawrence Jones gets a half interest in the Dickerson farm and $1,500 cash. Residue divides among widow and two sons.
The Buffalo Hotel will reopen and serve TeRwar dinners on February with dining on the second floor of the C K Chine building above Levy's Hardware Store. The public is invited to try a chicken dinner Saturday and old customers are urged to return. Events include a Red Men gathering with Great Sachem Abernathy visiting to confer the Degree of Adoption by the Degree Team.
John N. Clary and Markell H. Nelson advertise extensive real estate offerings near Frederick Maryland. From a 200 acre dairy farm on a state road to modern six and seven room brick homes, timberlands, and a city store rebate, the lineup includes multiple wooded tracts, near churches and schools, with prices ranging from 1500 to 7500 dollars and mortgage services offered. The Real Estate Department of FW. Patrick St. Frederick Md promotes insurance, mortgage and investment services.
Frederick Md real estate inventory lists numerous farms and properties for sale by Alfred W. Gaver including 110 acres near Loy Station 142 acres near Johnsville and 64 acres near Middletown. Multiple 6 to 8 room houses on state roads and near city limits. seeks inquiries at the courthouse.
The Wilson Foundation drive in Frederick County aims to reach its $500 goal by Saturday evening as Mrs. Andrew An nan reports steady contributions over the past week. The drive will not extend to Baltimore this week. Dr Scott R Wagner of Zion Reformed Church Hagerstown preaches his last service before a three month Palestine trip. Dr C E Wehrer Hood College will fill the pulpit during absence.
Charles L. Shield was arrested yesterday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Charles W. Smith on a charge of failing to provide maintenance for his wife Carroll LaRue Shield. He posted a $100 bond for a Monday afternoon hearing at 2 o clock before Justice J. Grahame Johnson.
Independent Hose Company No 1 members assemble at engine hall West Church street Sunday evening Feb 5 at .30 for divine service at Evangelical Lutheran Church Rev Dr U S G Rapp chaplain pastor All other city firemen invited to meet and attend with us. ROBT E DELAPLAINE Sec y Watch and Clock Repairing Cleaning and Main Springs Guaranteed for One Year Expert on Bracelet Watches TYLER 308 N N Marketst Presbyterian Supper Oysters ham salads etc Thursday February 2 at 5 o cloce Victor February Records Now on sale AUL Victor 18 inch Blackface Double Records marked Sec now 75c Come and Hear Them STORM SHIPLEY The Braddock Grange 265 will hold an Oyster supper Friday February 13 1922 All tickets dated January 12 1922 will be accepted The Magic Percolator in our window symbolized all that is to be said about electrically perked coffee With an electric percolator you are always sure of the best in coffee always the same convenient hands dependable and always steaming hot THE CASE ELECTRIC DEPT Corner of Church Market Sts
The document lists officers of a bank: D. Baker as Chairman, IL D. Baker as President, WM. G. Baker as Vice President, Samuel G. Duvall as Assistant Cashier, WM. G. Baker also appears, with D. B. Kefauver and J. D. Baker named among the officers.
Property advertisements describe multiple tracts around Frederick Maryland including 18 to 218 acres with improvements such as brick and frame houses, bank barns, spring water, running water, and rail or road access. Prices range from under 3 000 to about 8 per acre with several near State Road, railroad, or hard roads. Also listed are small city parcels on North Market Street and a Pythian Castle Building office.
An ad from Guy Co presents life insurance as the most precious asset, highlighting human life and affection as core values. The tone emphasizes care and protection for loved ones, positioning the policy as a safeguard for the most cherished relationships.
For sale several land parcels with houses, stables and outbuildings in multiple locations including New Midway, Woodsboro near Pleasant Hill, Church Hill region, between Lewistown and Mountandal, and 8 miles from Frederick along the State Road. Listings mention frame houses, barns and a store property with a room house and store. GRAYSON H. STALEY, Seller.
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