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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1927
Page
5
Mrs. Sarah Norman, widow of Daniel Norman and long invalid, died at 123 Ice Street Thursday night at age 85. She leaves several nieces and nephews. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM with services at Asbury Church and interment in Fair View cemetery. A Dixon, funeral director.
The funeral for Sergeant Edward Shultz, retired Baltimore city patrolman, was held from his daughter Nellie Margraf’s home at 2521 Edmondson Avenue. Shultz, age 74, served four years as a police officer and is survived by four daughters and one son. Attending were Mr Gertrude Rickerds and Miss Alice Cram.
Miss Edith Ferrens and Miss Dorothy Ricker have returned to Baltimore. Harry S. Barie Sr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Earle of Ammiteburg, is named manager of the C and P Telephone Co at Hagerstown. He previously led the Winchester Va unit and succeeds Mark Mellor who moves to Salisbury. Thomas of the Blue and Grey Shop Frederick attends the Beauty Shop Owners Convention in New York. William Oscar Hooper of 201 Last South Street celebrated his 75th birthday with a quiet observance.
The $100000 damage suit against Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb went to the jury after heated arguments. Charles Ream Chicago taxi driver testified that Leopold and Leob are not in good repute and blamed them for the crime. Defense and prosecution offered conflicting versions of the events surrounding the attack and the suspects were connected to a birthday gathering at the Leopold home.
Miss Ruth Letelizg Sauerwein, daughter of Mr and Mrs Efs Give it a.
Fragmentary text suggests a bureau dispute aims to block the season or term of United States Senator elect Brasawe LS of Winds, with unclear references to Hes Arie and related maneuvers.
A couple from Spring Vale and Dry Run were joined in marriage in the Court House Courtroom with Rev. T. L. Dewey Ketter officiating. Witnesses Mel tin E. Shepler and Lierd B. Winebrencz, deputies of the Clerk's office, observed the ceremony as they celebrated a 21 year old groom and 23 year old bride.
Local ad listings announce Saturday specials on groceries and household goods at Hoffman’s store 319 West South Street plus a public sale at 725 Market Street with buffets and parlor suites. Also notices promote a Romeo business sign for Sam Miller’s Army and Navy Store and free tickets to Tom Mix at Empire, plus a municipal notice from George B. Ring and a weekly rent listing for Cannons and Crom.
A jumble of classifieds and notices lists cigar store promotions cash markets trappers pricing and auction announcements. It mentions Frederic Jones Co Frank Gastler residence and a sale at Mrs. M J Grove with auctioneer Guy L Fott. Also health service and chiropractor offices appear with addresses and phone numbers.
Public sale of real estate in Frederick County takes place at the Frederick County court house on a January day in 1927. Trustees describe the Mol lie Farm of about 300 acres with a brick mansion, outbuildings, and 20 acres of meadow, plus two annual ground rents of $19.00 due semiannually. Terms are no cash for part, balance in six months, with a $6060 farm deposit and $299 per tent on other parcels.
The document appears to be a partial financial statement from a municipal bank led by cashier Wm Zimmerman with a notary witness Harry Kedt. It lists liabilities including deposits held, reserves, dividends unpaid, and notices of state and foreign deposits. The text is garbled and incomplete but indicates general balances and pledge arrangements.
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