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A terse item notes weather and conditions with unclear locations and names. The readable bits reference easterly winds and snow, but lack concrete dates or places to identify the event or source newspaper.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1922
Page
5
A terse item notes weather and conditions with unclear locations and names. The readable bits reference easterly winds and snow, but lack concrete dates or places to identify the event or source newspaper.
Multiple death notices and obituaries appear across Howard County and nearby towns. Entries name the deceased, surviving relatives, and funeral details, with locations including Manchester Monrovia and Frederick. Causes include paralysis and tuberculosis, with services at local churches and cemeteries.
The Frederick County Agricultural Society board met at the courthouse Saturday afternoon to organize for the year. Lee Ranneberger was elected president with Drut Vo Sint as vice president and other officers named. The fair dates were set for October 17 to 20, with last year’s event on October 18 to 21. David Cramer was named board member of the Maryland Association of Agricultural Fairs.
Mrs May Caylor of Middletown is recovering from pneumonia. Mrs Gaylor has been teaching Rockville school. Postmaster William Gardner of Hagerstown, formerly Middletown, returns to work improved. Percy Keller of Washington DC, son of Mr and Mrs John D Keller, is home from a Washington hospital after stomach troubles. Father Gladhill, Baltimore Children’s Hospital, shows improvement. Mr Herman Grimes, son of Mr and Mrs D L Grimes, is seriously ill at Oteen Sanatorium near Asheville. A telegram reports his condition similar to yesterday. Dr H L Lewellyn Harris Jr arrested with liquor permits on Patrick Street after driving a Studebaker with Virginia plates. Montgomery County Agricultural Society directors reelected for Rockville fair management. Directors include Clarence L Gilpin, John B Diamond Jr, Lewis W Barnsler, Thomas I Fulks, James C Christopher, Charles G Tolland, James S King, Harry J Hunt, James Y King, Perrie E Waters, A Dawson Trundle, and Frank H Thomas. Directors to elect officers soon. Leslie Fox, Emmitsburg railroad worker, has both arms broken. former pitcher for Emmitsburg baseball team. Mayor Gilmer Seller calls special Aldermen meeting tonight at 7 to review charter changes prepared by a committee. Millard E. Tydings of Warden is being mentioned for Congress from the Second district.
A fragment refers to a legal provision in Marland's Declaration of Rights Article 18. It mentions an attaint or guilt related to a felony and when a conviction might be made. The readable text is sparse and the exact parties or dates are not clear.
A congregational meeting accepted the resignation of Rev David Morgan Roderick of the Presby terian church, with resignation to take effect on or before April 1. A ministerial committee including W. O. McCutcheon, W. Heybert, George W. Morton, Roy J. Huntman and Charles J. T. Kendrickson was appointed to secure a regular pastor.
Mrs James Harrison of Knoxville suffered a fractured right leg in a resting accident Friday night while sledding down a hill beside the Baltimore and Ohio Railway. She was rushed to Frederick City Hospital by train and reported doing nicely last night.
Alpheus N Beal 43 a World War veteran died at Washington County Hospital from heart trouble influenced by poison gas exposure. Born near Underland he spent most of his life in Hagerstown. He served in the Twenty eighth Division and later worked with the War Risk Insurance Bureau in Washington. Survived by two sisters Mrs J Augustine Mason and Mrs Grayson Burnisa. three brothers I M Beall George H Beall and William R Beall. Funeral from Mrs Mason's home.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday school, led by Assistant Superintendent R. Ames Hendrickson, drew 118 in the Leaders' Bible Class and 561 in total attendance. Rev. J. Q Wrightson preached at 11, a Mary Filler solo entertained, and committees met to plan revival work starting February 5. A cottage meeting is set for tomorrow at Mrs. Kimmell's, and Wednesday prayer service continues. Also notes sale of a Fourth Street home, a drunk-and-disorderly case, and a woman who slipped and fractured her leg.
In sad remembrance of our dear daughter Alive Virginia Hearthed who departed three months ago on September 12 1921. Precious daughter, she left us, we think of her in heaven. Night and day we miss her care and presence. We long for rest and comfort as we await the day we meet again on those shores. By her mother and father Mr and Mrs Charles.
Widow Maying Rosenour and Benjamin Rosenour named executors in the October 13 1919 will with a January 7 1920 codicil. Estate valued above 150000 includes business interests of Rosenour and Sons. William Rosenour senior partner noted as a prominent local merchant.
Attention Confederate veterans announce their annual meeting and dinner at Hotel Frederick on January 19 1922 at 12 20 PM Commander Joseph H Trundle orders attendance Prices lower on home goods and best quality at Pat John Fischer Co M Phleger deputy clerk corrects delinquency notice for Arthur White Adamstown Md J Quynn Rodock now with J A Jamison clarifies no authorization to solicit coal for Geo Rodock and Son Auctioneers Ernest Long and Harry Trout will sell live stock and farm implements March 23 1922 Edith M Hummer Admx Vetour Md John Maker and Son Garage now open for auto repairs at 7 Chapel Lane space available for work entranteed money refunded trial solicited Baseball Testing Frederick Tasehall Association annual meeting at MLCA 7 oclock Tuesday F Goodell president York City Dyers and Cleaners advertising cleaning and clothing services Friedrich Ebert Ham prices 6 cents pound at Corner Market Fifth Streets phone numbers listed
MARKWOOD D HARP lists multiple farm tracts around Frederick Maryland from 18 to 164 acres. Highlights include improved frame houses bank barns and wells with proximity to State Road railroad and pike. Prices range from 3 600 to 6 000 per property with several 4 000 plus options and a 109 per acre listing for a dairy farm. Listed by Teal Estate and Insurance Agent at Pythian Castle Building Frederick MD.
Guy C. Roser Life Insurance pitches growth with human affection and heritage. Parcel listings describe 4 acres near a village, dairy farm with terms, and a similar 2 mile from the city acreage. An automobile sale, market notes, and real estate ads accompany a brief reminder about Christmas memberships. Grayson Mercer handles estate and insurance business.
Officers and directors listed with names such as Wm G Baker and Wm Zimmerman as heads, cashiers Joseph McDivitt and Samuel G Duvall noted. Board includes Thos K Haller and others, indicating senior leadership and governance structure.
John P Hendrickson advertises Wiener Cloths and heavy wool hose for winter wear. He notes warmth, foot dryness, and reasonable prices, praising the imported hose line as superior to others and ready for sale.
A large 48 1 2 acre western Frederick County parcel joins Cry Hots with 2,000 feet frontage on a state road facing south. Includes city water, a modern brick house, barn, stock shed, and numerous buildings. Corner lot offers 7 room brick home, steam heat, electricity, gas, two baths, and rich potential for subdivision.
Grayson H Staley estate offers multiple land parcels for sale near Bloomfield New Midway Woodsboro Pleasant Hill school Lewistown Troutville New London Frederick Urbana Linestore store property includes several improved with houses barns and other outbuildings. Listings range from 1 to 193 acres with varied structures and locations in Maryland.
An advertisement from Thomas P. Rice Funeral Director at 406 North Market Street Frederick Maryland promotes a moderate service charge. It emphasizes fair pricing based on what customers receive and appeals to discriminating patrons seeking value.
Several farms near Union Bridge offer quality livestock facilities and ample pasture. Listings include a 96 acre farm close to Buckeystown with a brick house and substantial outbuildings, a 129 acre property near Union Bridge with good water, and a 240 acre farm four miles from Union Bridge with two building sets. Prices range from affordable to 12500 with a sixty day sale window.
John N. Clary presents extensive dairy land listings and homes for sale including 300 acre and 200 acre dairy farms with stock and land, multiple parcels near churches, schools, and railroads. Modern brick homes on West and East Third, Trail Avenue and East Street, several suburban lots, and 18 W Patrick St agency details for Markell E. Nelson Real Estate Department Frederick Md.
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