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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1923
Page
6
Public notices for the Frederick area advise that Associated Press dispatches are for republication and names must be real. Notices must be mailed or sent to the office and not taken by phone. opinions or statements require attribution and written submission.
A 1924 Frederic column argues youth brings energy and hope for new systems of law diplomacy and labor yet notes progress is slow and must blend youth’s enthusiasm with age’s prudence. It highlights the balance needed to avoid rash folly while advancing society.
Mrs Roberta Lee Bissett 50 wife of Samuel W Bissett died after alighting from a car near Cropley Montgomery county on returning from a Washington theatre Thursday night She slipped fell and struck her head fracturing her skull She died about half an hour later Funeral was from the Methodist church at Potomac Sunday afternoon Formerly Cummings of Montgomery County also describing Jazztime Revue at Opera House Tuesday with Ben I Moore and Nate Bushs in the cast backed by a chorus and trainers The show starts at 815 PM and a large crowd was expected.
Miss Rose Birely travels to Bramwell West Virginia to visit Miss Alma McQuffin. A rare late winter lightning display occurred after six, with no thunder reported. Rev Freeman Dixon notes the Chanty Organization Society received 136 aid requests this winter and issued coal and food orders totaling about 216 dollars. Diamond Alleys hosted ten pins and duck pins with Roof and Duron topping scores. corrections list new chaplains and hospital updates.
In Frederick readers share mixed views on flapper attire and go go footwear. Cornelia Potts disapproves, Carroll Hendrickson calls it a sign of the times, Austin Griffin notes protection, John Martz dislikes impractical styles, and Harry F. Herald approves.
A sequence of local marriage notices details quiet weddings in Frederick and nearby areas. Corrilla V. Shankel wed George R. Kriss at the Evangelien Reformed parsonage with attendees from Baltimore. Phebus and Withide, Albaugh and Etzler, and Boyer and Eyler also marry in Frederick area churches and rooms, with future homes listed. Bertha J. Hildebrand and Painter obtain a marriage license in Rockville. The Montgomery County Bar Association mourns Harvey T. Winfield, a Washington attorney, and appoints a committee to compose resolutions and arrange funeral tributes.
About one hundred members of the Independent Hose Company attended a Sunday church service at Evangelical Lutheran Church with Rev. Dr. Rupp delivering a sermon on reverence, law, and family life. He urged reverence for God, law, and home, stressing religion as life and urging integrity, industry, and idealism. Dr. Schaeffer arrived recently and is visiting local institutions.
A reader caption describes a man suspected of catching trachoma by touching his eye in public. Dr TN Bondesea, Commissioner of Health, notes the disease can be spread this way and urges caution on crowded streetcars to prevent transmission.
Dr Charles F L Schaefer secretary of the Tome Mission Board of the Reformed church gave an address at Hod Close tesper sermM in Bredbeck Hall and delivered a forcible sermon to a large congregation in the Peangedeal Reformed church. He urged taking no life or risk and spoke on life and faith in a vesper address.
February 4 marks historic happenings including Egbert's death in 1392 and Richard the Lion Hearted purchase in 1194. It notes American forces occupying New York City in 1776 and the first presidential electoral vote in 1788, with various European and diplomatic events tied to February 4 across centuries.
Public notices announce letters testamentary for Samuel Eber Winebrenner and letters of administration for George E Smith. Creditors must file claims with authenticated vouchers by specified dates or be barred from the estate. Notices signed February 1923 by Mary Louise Winebrenner and Edward S. Smith. attorneys Aaron R. Anders.
Auction of 114 acre parcel in Lewistown District No 20 Frederick County Maryland to satisfy mortgage on property tied to Elaio Catherine Snock and Frank Snook. property includes dwelling and outbuildings with Lots 176 177 178 on Lewistown plan. sale set for February 21 1923 at 11 am at the Frederick County Court House with $100 cash down and all conveyance costs borne by purchaser.
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