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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1922
Page
2
A large gathering attended a revival led by Rev J D, with Charles P Henson delivering a vigor filled address. The event featured testimonies, prayers, and religious exhortations, urging faithful service and perseverance amid temptations as attendees filled the main room and overflowed.
A revival sermon warns against cinema and vice urging parents to shield children from bad pictures. It cites divorce rates and moral decay as dangers, noting 220 conversions after three weeks of meetings. Rev J O Wright son and Prof Ramond thank Frederick audiences as Rev Kastes and Ramond head to Ohio.
A testimonial for Dreco from Kingsbury Hoff of Marietta Ohio claims the herbal remedy cured frequent nighttime urination backache and stiff joints. Hoff says symptoms improved after using Dreco and recommends the product as introduced by Peirce's Modern Pharmacy in Frederick.
The sale of William H Angleberger Clifton Station Saturday netted about 1500 with a large crowd present. Horses and cattle sold high for age. highest horse 103 dollars, highest cow Simp. Farm machinery hogs also brought good prices. Willian SI Darner auctioneer, Joseph NI Tassard clerk. Trustee sale of Wastler personal property netted about 2300. eight horses 60 to 18, six cattle top cow 62, hogs five shoats 13 apiece, saw mill 31. Farming implements harness sold. wagon and bed 20, breeching 52, half interest in 86 acres growing wheat 2.59 per acre total 287. Trustees Edgar H McBride Edward J Smith Rene 8 Harp. John TL Dutrow auctioneer Joseph IT.
A sale is held near Poolesville, Montgomery county, by Mrs M F Mosley today with upcoming sales tomorrow by Eug ene Sponseller trustee, Frerick Tinction and Charles E Webster near Adamstown. The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal will open this spring for coal transport from Somerset to multiple points along the canal per company officials. Rumors last fall suggested the canal would not reopen but coal dealers forecast growth in demand.
Cramer and Stauffer, real estate. Jaap and insurance agents sold for Mrs Annie W Blentlinger her ground with a two story brick house at 208 West South Street to Mr and Mrs Charles R Handie-Given. A surprise linen shower for Marian Zeigler hosted by Hope Miller drew a large crowd with many gifts.
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