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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1922
Page
5
The LYNEWS item indicates overcast skies tonight with colder conditions expected tomorrow. Details are fragmentary but suggest a transition to cooler weather with possible night temperatures dropping.
Mrs Ayers of Brunswick died suddenly at home at about 10:30. Her husband Harry W Ayers found her in the bathtub with water in the tub. The child was 19 days shy of two months at death. She is survived by her husband and children Charles Ar and Elnora Ayers. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon in Brunswick with interment at Park. Feete in charge of arrangements.
Obituaries and death notices report Virginia Virtz Druen and Barbara Stitely passing, with family survivors listed. Other items include a funeral directors note, an internment at Mt Olivet cemetery, a key Mar residence, and various local notices. A fire alarm near Third Street and a company meeting electing officers are also mentioned.
The wedding of Green Powell and George W Green Powell took place January 17 at the parsonage of the E M Church. Rev Tomatirg officiated the ceremony with Mia mweraan of Walkersville in attendance. the event followed a brief, simple ceremony.
Hood College directors met yesterday at 10 30 am to elect officers. Rev E S Bremer was re elected president and Hon A R Brodbeck re elected vice president with Rosa Duvall as secretary. Emory L Coblentz chaired both Building and Finance Committees and reports highlighted dining hall dormitory contracts and Living Endowment Fund progress. Alumnae pledged 5 percent on 100 000 over four years as part of the fund raising. Board adjourned after lunch with members and alumnae present.
The farmers meeting at the court house today at 1 30 will feature H Dorsey Etchison delivering an address after thorough preparation. He will present written facts and figures and plans to propose a bill to the Legislature, with emphasis on taxation relief for the county and a call for a crowded courtroom.
Hamilton Showman transfers property to Elroy Roelkey and wife for 70 dollars then Roelkey to the Board of Education of Frederick County for 100. Adams and Newman trustees sell to the Board of Education for 125. Wertheimer sells to the Board of Education for 10. Jesse Hine conveys to Daniel Sulcer and wife in Jefferson district for 10. Howard Jones and wife sell to William Strassman and wife in Brunswick for 3. Edmond Carroll to Jones in Brunswick for 5. George Myers and wife to Paul Plankett and wife in city for 1. Marriage licenses issued for Joseph Jennings and Mildred Whitehair in R Knoxville and Henry Lyles and Sarah Hackler in Hyattsville. Court case Ida Baugher vs Harry and Viola Houck for 750 with Emmitsburg attorneys. Emmitsburg Motor Car Co. elects directors George Kaufman, Sarah Kaufman, Grant Scott, and officers George Kaufman as president.
Announcement notes Reno S Harp purchased the late Dr Maynard property on West Second Street through Markwood D Harp. The brick three story residence will gain heating, hardwood floors, wiring, wallpaper, a new stairway, and a bay window. Harp plans to occupy as home and attorney’s office after April 1 and may sell his Court Street house or convert it to three apartments.
The K P Mountain City Lodge presents a minstrel show at the City Opera House next Thursday and Friday. Lank and Berrian promise novelties, feature dances, up to date ballads, and home talent. Fifty Frederick locals compete for honors in a garden of loveliness set, plus vaudeville acts and a postwar Southern darkie sketch. Tickets on sale after 10 am Tuesday January 24 at the box office.
Edgar Mercer auctioneer and Joseph H Bussard clerk will sell for A Dorsey on March 23 1922 three miles north of Frederick horses cattle hogs farming implements household goods and kitchen furniture. Creek sand free from mud with water access for building land for sale. Apply Ed Shiner Jr Frederick Md House No 27 East Third Street four garages can be converted into apartments possession February 10.
Farmers urged to prepare for spring sales and lambing using Nonpareil Stock Food Hog Food and Poultry Food all made in Frederick with guaranteed quality Sold at stores via E T Bready and others Includes auto painting repair and storage details from Charles H Miller Globe Maker and Son Garage with open service and rental inquiries Also requests to rent homes and York City Dyers and Cleaners reference the News-Post listing
Jurors for the February term were drawn this morning in the presence of Judges Hammond Urner and Glenn hh Worthington. A panel of 200 provided names for the grand and petit juries, with the first Monday in February set as opening and the sixteenth as the date for the grand jury to convene. The list names jurors from districts including Frederick Buckeystown Middletown Creagerstown Emmiesburg Catoctin Urbana Liberty New Market Hauvers Woodsboro Petersville Mt. Pleasant Jefferson Mechanicstown Jackson Johnsville Woodville Linganore Lewistown Tuscarora Burkittsville Ballenger Braddock Brunswick Walkersville.
The document lists officers of the CTRDRENS' MAT. BANK with figures of 100,000 dollars. Chairman of the Board WM G ZIMMERMAN and President SAMUEL G DUVALL appear among the leadership. Other named officials include JOSEPH MCDIVIT, WM G BAKER, D BEKEFAUVER, J D BAENA, THOS H HALLER, C H CONLEY and P L HARGETT.
The article lists various hosiery types including Woolen Hos in flat or ribbed textures, silk or all wool, fancy or plain, and full fashioned or golf style. It notes Lisle Hose with a high spliced heel, fully fashioned, recently imported, and suggests setting aside a few pairs for spring.
An 1.2 acre western stretch near Frederick offers prime development potential. Frontage on the state road, city water supply, and a modern 9 room brick house with a large barn and stock shed. Potts and Griffin at 27 Court St Frederick handle the listing.
Listing by Grayson H. Staley describes multiple parcels. Eight acres with seven room house and outbuildings near Bloomfield. 413 acres with frame house and stables at New Midway. 60 acres near Pleasant school east of Woodsboro. 16 1/2 acres with seven room house and barn along the State Road near Lawlis town. 103 acres improved two miles from New Market. 16 acres near Lewistown on the State Road. 38 acres with buildings two miles from Lewistown. 169 acres near Artess.
Real estate ads describe multiple farms for sale near Johnsville Poplar Springs Union Bridge and surrounding areas. Listings include 140 to 240 acre farms with prices around 900 to 12600, improved buildings, dairy options, and land near state roads church and schools. Nearby suburban homes include several modern brick residences on West Third East Street and Sixth Street with various room counts. The advertisement is from a real estate and investment company offering mortgage and investment services.
An advertisement notes Presbyterian Suppe serving oysters ham and salads on Thursday February 2 at 6 o'clock. It includes a public notice that J Quynn Rodock, recently with J A Jamison, lacks authority to solicit coal orders for Geo 8 Rodock and Son. The page shifts to a financial age 65 chart, then lists many Frederic kMD area farms for sale with acreages, improvements, water, roads, and prices, inviting inquiries from a trace agent and Pythian Castle.
Alfred W. Gaver offers property including 134 acres with an eight room house on a state road near the city. Additional 100 acres near the city, two six room houses on East Third Street, 90 acres on the electric road, 26 acres near the city, 142 acres near Johnsville, a fine property on West Patrick Street, and 4 acres close to Middletown. Real estate and general insurance services available from Gaver in Rengerstown.
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