Property sales of late Miss William estate at Frederick
Public sale at the courthouse realized 49 025 dollars from the estate of the late Miss Margaret Janet William. McCrory Stores Corporation bought the North Market Street site and West Patrick Street ground rent went to Michael Passaro and Joseph Marino trading as Central Fruit Company. The auction was conducted by Benjamin F. Reich executor with William E. Darner as auctioneer.
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th court house
Margaret Janet Wiliam
McCrory Five
Ten Cent
McCrory Stores Corporation of
New York
West Patrick street
Commercial State Bank
Michael Passaro
Joseph Marino
Central Fruit Company
McCrory Sales Corporation
Lowenstein and Wertheimer
North Market street
McCrory Company
Market street
Patrick street
Benjamin F. Reich
William E. Darner
MeccCrory corporation
WLON
life
P. A. Prior
McCrory Stores Corporation
New Yor
McCrory
Union Station Committee Sets Next Meeting Time
A meeting of the Union Station Committee will be held in the chamber of court rooms Thursday evening at 7 30 o'clock. This will be the second meeting this committee has held in succession.
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Union Station
Chamber of court rooms
tecuna
Almanacs Exhausted for 1925 News Year Books
The 1925 year books of The News have all been issued. Toasts have been distributed and no further copies can be supplied. Callers are informed of the inability to provide more almanacs.
Rail shares rise briskly as some stocks retreat
In New York on February 7 the stock market showed a weakened tone after a split advance. Traders booked profits on opening, with declines of one to two points in Corn Products Studebaker American Can General Asphalt and American Woolen. Rail shares rose briskly while California Towery opened at petroleum.
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New York
Liqu
Studebaker
Amer Can
General Asphalt
California
Petroleams
Snow 4.5 Inches Falls in Frederick Prompts Cleanup
Frederick saw about 4.5 inches of snow on Tuesday with flurries starting in the morning and steady snowfall into the night. Residents cleared pavements, amateur snow crews formed, and sledding began as temperatures rise tomorrow and melt is forecast within days.
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Frederick
Weather Bureau
mercury
Great National Cathedral in Washington to be completed
Plans announced at the Episcopal Diocese of Washington annual convention call for completing a grand national cathedral on Mount Saint Athan in the northwest of Washington. The ten million dollar project features a central tower above the Washington Monument and aims to rival European cathedrals, with the site on sixty four acres overlooking the capital.
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GREAT NATIONAL CATHEDRAL
WASHINGTON
EPISCOPAL DIOCESE
Associated
Westminster Abbey
Europe
Episcopal Diocese of
Washington monument
Amero
Althowch
Mount Saint Athan
Washinden
qo o
T. Haraing
umaniy
ager catherpal
Araesien
Hasdong
Tate
Heare Yates Satterioe
Phoebe Hearst
othe
Marriet
donnetan
Sie Toul Amery
Pich. nan
Henry Edie
Bishop's
lowe
Murray
davis
Final Touches Rush On New Hotel As Lent Dances End
Work at the Francis Scott hotel nears completion with the pool room opening Friday and a barber shop slated to follow. Painters finish interiors while carpenters install doors and finalize mezzanine and bedroom areas. No dances during Lent, with Easter set as the next big social moment.
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RUSH
Francis eScott
Rey Borel
Joe Garver
besdes
Harding Asks Congressional Approval War Debt Funding Agreement With Great Britain
Harding seeks congressional approval for a war debt funding pact with Great Britain. The late front shows Allied funding discussions and U.S. financial posture amid postwar obligations.
Tea Not Popular in Frederick County Tea Culture
Frederick County shows tea consumption well under one quarter pound per family monthly and is superseded by coffee and cocoa during long winters. Coffee leads, cocoa grows modestly, and tea remains unpopular despite occasional introductions. canned goods season boosts sales of peaches and pineapple while fresh produce rises as canned fruit declines.
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FREDERICK
Frederick county
Frederick leive
Property Deeds and Transfers Across Counties and Cities
A sequence of real estate transfers lists Daniel S tull and wife to Curry Gregory in the city for 10, Tobias Fike and wife to Samuel Long in Thurmont for 300, William Raw and wife to J Garrett Hays in the county for 10, Charles Ellis and wife to Eli Renn in the county for 340, Edgar H McBride assignee to Commercial State Bank in the county for 8, Frederick City Manufacturing to John M Haller in the city for 2262, John Haller to Gilmore Flautt in the city for 10, Bion E Bopst and wife to Gilmore Flautt in the city for 10, Bion E Bopst and wife to Gilmore Frannt in the city for 19, GW Montgomery and wife to Guy Roser in the city for 810, Cordelia F Diffendal to Gilmore Flautt in the city for 16, Mary J Gali and husband to Frank Von Anders in the county for 200, Daniel K Maover and wife to Elroy E Leatherman in the county for unspecified amount, Albert W Barteis and wife to El Leatherman in the county, and DeLaughier and wife to Albert Foulbower in the city for 18.
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Daniel
Stull
Curry W. Gregory
city
Tobias
Fike
Samuel Long
Thurmont
William O. Raw
J. Garrott Hays
Charles E. Ellis
Eli C. Renn
Edgar H. McBride
Commercial State Bank
county
Frederick City Manufacturing and Development Company
John M. Haller
John 3. Haller
Gilmore
Bion E. RBopst
Gilmore R. Flautt
Bion EE
Bopst
Frantt
Montgomery
C Roser
Cordelia FE. Diffendal
Gilmore R. Fhiatt
Mary J. Gali
Frank Von Anders
Paniel K. Maover
Elroy E. Leatherman
gaan
Albert W. Barteis
EIEL. Leatherman
shas DO DeLaughier
Albert Fo Uril bower
Executive Council Meeting in Baltimore and Farm Show Plans
The Maryland Agricultural Society and Farm Bureau Federation coordinate a February Baltimore gathering to approve a new constitution and elect leaders. A corn show discussion notes past interstate entries, hospitality from Frederick citizens, and local business support.
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prec enti Maryland Agricultural Locker
Rennert
Witt w lock
comvemion
vaa
Maryland Agricultural Society
Marylang Farm Bureau Federation
crete
anu Klein Warfield
tay
corp
Frederick
Mary
Chamber of Commerce
Francis Seoitik
Frederick Farm
Coan Sohn
Frederick va
Meeting Of Elks Observes Past Exalted Ruler Ceremony
An Elks lodge meeting observed a past exalted ruler in a ceremonial session. The event featured local members and a formal display in the lodge hall with attendees, speeches, and ceremonial attire.
State banks gain as trust companies surge in December
The state banks show gains with rising trust company activity and improving assets in December. Details indicate increased deposits and stronger lead indicators across the sector, though some institutions report mixed results.
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Ste ng sr Trust
VTP
asa
Dresong
Whiskey Heist Through Tunnel At Highland Wharf
Liquor thieves tunneled from a South Sixth Street house to Stewart Manufacturing in Highland Town and stole 106 barrels of whiskey valued at 245000 dollars. A suction pump and large rubber hose siphoned the liquor over a month from the subterranean passage to the warehouse.
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Asaccuacid Cross
Baltimore
Stewart DMstatling Company
Highland
South Sixth street
aistillery
Brunswick Man Named General Y Secretary
Carlton Harrison of Brunswick was chosen by the Baltimore Y M C A board to succeed William Morriss as general secretary. He will assume duties April 30, after Morriss resignation. Harrison, educated at Frederick and Dickinson, has led religious work at the Baltimore Association since 1917, served in World War I, and held multiple Y M C A and church roles.
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Carlton Harrison
Baltimore Young Men's Christian Association
Frederick and
Dickinson
deesree
Baltimore
Carrison
Internation! Sunday School Association
First Methodist Episcopal church
Patterson Memorial M. E
United States
John Robott
Mal ‘iviere association
Plea for Early Enactment of Administration Ship Bill
President Harding urged quick passage of the administration ship bill and approval of the war debt funding agreement with Great Britain. He called the measures a recommitment to contracts and warned action is needed before March 4. No specific legislative form was proposed, leaving details to Congressional leaders.
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Treas
Washington
Great Britain
Harding
Senate
House
Congress
Eleven fight to safety in Baltimore fire scene
Eleven people escaped from a burning Baltimore house at 8 Sutle Street as flames and smoke forced them into the snow. Six children were carried to safety, with three women praised for aiding the rescue. One person, Rose Saget, 17, suffered facial and hand burns while carrying two children.
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Associated Preps
Baltimore
Suutle
Rose Saget
Entour Consistory Dinner at Grace Reformed Church
Mr and Mrs Richard S Hargett hosted a dinner Tuesday evening at 650 in Grace Reformed Church social parlors. Attending were Mr and Mrs Hoover, Mr and Mrs Robert K E Thomas, Mr and Mrs Henry H Abbott, Mr and Mrs Richard S Vargell, Mr and Mrs Pal Wile Jard, Mr and Mrs R oD Simpruin, Mr and Mrs William T Staley, Dr and Mrs Dasechart, Mr C T Zimmerman, Dr Kefanvee, Mr Robert L Smith, and Misses Bernice Hoover and Delia Abbott. Mr Hargett serves as vice president of Grace church consistory and president of the Builders Bible Class.
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ronslorr
Grace Reformer Church
Richard S. Hargett
Tir
Hoover
Robert KE. Thomas
Henry HH Abbott
Richard S. Vargell
ait
Pal Wile Jard
R. oD. Simpruin
aml
Willam T. Staley
Dasechart
Messra C. T. Zimmerman
Kefanvee
Robert L. Smith
Bersnice Hoover
delia Abbot
Hargett
consistory
af Grace church
Builders Bible Class
PURELY PERSONAL Mr. Delieyr Page Attacked by Illness
The item notes Mr. Delieyr Page being confined at home with an attack of crip and able to be out again. It lists visits and guests including Mrs. J Weakhs in Washington and Mrs. Washburn of Baltimore staying with Tiohurs L. Baker. A fire incident near Poeamates 34 Wr. hhavison is described with quick containment.
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Mr. Delieyr Page
Record street
George Roberts
Frederick
J. Weakhs
Washington
Pearl Barthlow
London
Tara
Poeamates
hhavison
Organize Epworth League Meeting in Tapas Area
Anau of the Pyreworth Tear district reports a Monday gathering in Lawatey with local Tapas residents causing disruption. Officers were elected including George W Green as first vice president and others selected for leadership roles amid noted attendance and activity.
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Anau
Pyreworth
Lawatey
Tapas
aos
Kelly
geredderi
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Market St
HEART OF CITY
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Passaro
Late News
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ISMET PASHA
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Lausenne
Augera
Topologh
behinl
Constantinople
Suen
Alla
loro
Wey
Sangrna
Rome
Laois
Basel
German formation bureau
Lennep
Rhenizh
Krebsecee
Bergisch-Born
Savannas
St. Michiel
Germany
Tyber Barnow
camacraw
Mb Cauler
Washington, Fel
Titernal Revenue
anq
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
BALTO
Organization Bulletin
Lauds Frederick Convention
Laurens E Phens
Frederck
Vada Mo Withide
Sykesville
han FL Walker
Marbell Weitkert
atli share
Raceel
Wo Seaton
Harper- Ferm
Mildred J. Harrison
Wesertor Cameron
Panine F Sadie
data of
Lancaster
Roger Wi oSmith
Maude Pather
beth
ORAS
Mars
seorne
Stewart Distilling Company
Highlandtown
BRUNSWICK
Mead
Work
Heroing
Grace Reformed Church
Chaney
EPWORTH LEAGUE
Lewistown
Vaogrvan
Alowspapre SR GHIN
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