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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1927
Page
5
The article cites 1926 weather figures with record highs around 105 degrees and notable December warmth. It mentions Geary electrical storms as unusual for the period and notes unusual weather across the southern state section.
Monroe Cecil aged 58 son of the late Samuel T. Fecil and native of Montgomery County died after a long illness in a Washington hospital. He was brother to Morgan Cecil of Wilmington Delaware and formerly of Frederick. Funeral Friday from Pumpbrey's Chapel Rockville with burial in Clarksburg Montgomery County.
PURELY PERSONAL Charles E. Burger and daughter Miss Margaret Burger left Wednesday for Haines City Florida where they will spend two months. Miss Bessie James of North Market Street who had been in Cumberland for the holidays has returned home.
Jan 5 in Creagerstown notes guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Shook. Attendees include Mrs. Mintle Fitez Mr. and Mrs. Harter Stambaugh Mr. and Mrs. Rey Dinterman Mr. and Mrs. Wey Dubel Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Stull Miss Geraldine Fitez Edith Stambaugh Lillian Himes Clara Virzin Stambaugh Mesers. Rar Dinterman John and Richard Dubel Ralph and Donald Dinterman Luther Stambaugh Marvin Albert Monroe Stambaugh.
In Everybody’s Magazine experts discuss how government note portraits and vignettes showcase top American engraving skill. The piece notes counterfeiters target varied designs, yet genuine portraits from acclaimed engravers remain distinctive and difficult to imitate, reflecting a high standard of artistry across the nation.
A 1920s article discusses back seat pilots and air crew dynamics during long flights. It notes Major Dargue placing two qualified men in joints roles for Pan-American operations and warns of psychological strain and potential friction among crew during extended air missions.
Miss Mary Emma and Anna Motter visited Charles Beaver family on Thursday. Helen Shank hosted guests for Eliza beth Newcomer with Nadine Obier Catherine Baker Emma Graham Hazel Hyser Catherine Reindollar Anna Stambauch Anna Mae Motter Margaret Elliott Catherine Shriner Virginia Bower Amelia Anton spent time in Hagerstown. Jane Iratterson stayed with Baltimore friends Thursday to Saturday. Grace Reformed church Women’s Missionary Society met at Mrs Calvin Fringer’s home. Mrs Edward Mrausbure Union Bridge and Mildred Wantz visited Tear Town with Mr AL.
Fragmentary notice reports a wedding’s hymeneal service conducted by Rev Jetse Baral and Rev L De for a Pearl namesake bridegroom with unclear details. implies church ceremony with clergy present.
The notice promotes embroidery supplies from a local shop. It mentions a spring display featuring new flosses and stumpsat plecvs, with a lesson offered. Shoppers are invited to visit the shop to view the display and learn techniques.
Moving and hauling ads promote closed trucks for single room moves at attractive rates. Special coal load offers to Washington on Tuesdays or Wednesdays. Also listing lumber and earth delivery, with contacts Ralph G. Kline and M. I. Grove Lime Co. at local Market Street addresses and phone numbers. Ticket offers to Tom Mix appear in several notices.
A collage of notices includes a truck tire loss reward for T B Hayward of Harmony Grove MD, ads from Harry G Dorsley Co and Dorset Co on suits and dances, weekend sale and auction items, tobacco humidor offer, cigarette retailer discounts, public sale listing Mrs M J Grove residence Kiln MD, fish provisions from Frederick Provision Co, trappers fur payment notice, health service and chiropractor ads, sale of a bungalow, ice cream company, and a savings bank notice with financial figures and deposits.
Announcement of a public sale detailing property including cattle cows and horses, with terms requiring a $1500 deposit and balance due April 1. Notes on wheat crop, personal property reserved from sale, and checks or cash accepted. Authenticated by officers and witnesses with dates and signatures.
Property listing describes a new home with a large poultry house and spring water on sixty acres near Procerick. County areas include a brick dwelling at 1 Cyart Street with electric lights, rear yard, and well worth the money. Possession April 1. Contact Jolliffe, Realtor, 1 Charter Street, phone 643.
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