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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1922
Page
5
The notice lists multiple obituaries and funeral arrangements from Boonsboro, Frederick County, and nearby towns. It records deaths of Mrs. Charles Jobuereville and others, detailing ages, kin, and burial places. Services conducted by Rev. T. S. Fike and interments at Boonsboro cemetery, Mounta in View, and related churches are mentioned amid scattered community notices.
In Frederic the council elected yearlong officers and named members for the supervisory force and clerical service. General Will Hays helped organize the rural carriage representation while C Kefauver and J. Win served in the T force. The group noted improvements in the West Fifth district dental chamber amid ongoing local concerns.
After a three and a half month illness Joseph Francis Eisenhauer prominent Frederick citizen and Democratic politician died at 2 46 this morning at his home 123 West Second street at age 44 years 3 months 22 days He was born in Alsace Lorraine July 27 1847 and came to Frederick as an infant He served 21 years on the board of aldermen 12 years as president of the board of elected supervisors and was secretary of the Democratic County Central Committee He was active in St Johns Council Knights of Columbus St Johns Beneficial Society Holy Name Society and Independent Hose Company Surviving are two sons Joseph F Eisenhauer Jr and J Thomas Eisenhauer a sister Mrs Catherine Sauter and his wife Mary Waters who died in 1912 Funeral Thursday at St Johns Catholic church with requiem mass
Frederick County extends the Woodrow Wilson Foundation fund drive to January 29 from January 26 to meet the county’s £500 quota and the state total of 30,000. Mrs. Andrew Annan, state vice-chair, reports from a Baltimore meeting where Rabbi Stephen S. Wise spoke, noting many small contributions and plans to publish a contributor list.
Miss Florence Waters of Washington is recovering at the home of Mr. Benjamin Biehl on East Seventh Street after a fall at the home of Mr. Franklin P. Smith. Charlotte Smith, a promising young member of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith, who was involved in the incident, is improving.
An article details a February revival planned by the Methodists at the church. A Sunday School session drew 670 attendees with 123 in Leaders' Bible Class. Rev. George D. Eastes of Norfolk, Va., will lead, Frederick Balmond will assist with music, and committees for prayer, publicity, finance, and more are named. A jail cottage prayer meeting and multiple midweek services precede the revival beginning February 5 lasting several weeks.
A Sunday evening revival at United Brethren Church drew a large congregation and featured Rev. Wm. R. Glen’s sermon on Thea Ananias Club. He outlined three Ananias figures in the New Testament and noted one decision for Christ. The series continues nightly 7:30 with special programs for men and women and a Friday Sunday school service aiming to include many youth.
A banquet was hosted at John MM Halter s home for the Countess of the Lutheran church on Friday night. Floral decor used unique electrical devices. Menu featured oysters on the half shell olives celery roast turkey oyster filling rice potatoes small peas corn kraut salad a la lobster cheese wafers crimson sherbet fresh strawberries demitasse taiits salted peanuts ginger ale cigars and cigarettes. Notables present included Rev T S G Rupp Messrs J Merahall Miller Clifford H Doll Sr Chas F Seeger Wm G Zimmerman John S Renn Herbert H Habe John Shaw G Hunter Bowers B A Winebrener H Lavier Michael Seeger Poole E F Haller Wm D Zimmerman Thomas H Haller and Franklin H Harrington.
Local notice lists a Presbyterian supper with oysters ham salads and more on Thursday February 2nd at an unspecified time. A for sale notice appears and an ad fragment mentions real estate listings and ads in The News.
In Memoriam for Mary Jane Lewise Grosh marks three years since she departed January 23, 1918. She is remembered as a loving mother with suffering endured and now at rest. Her children George and Halure express sorrow and affectionate remembrance.
Milk producers in the county show strong interest as a House District committee resumes hearings on milk prices. W A Simpson of Walker Hill Dairy testifies along with George M Oyster Co officials about high profit margins and alleged distributor coercion to deduct brokerage fees from producer checks. Attorney Carr accuses Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association of price fixing. producers deny prior intent, while distributors acknowledge large profits and dumping milk.
Directors include John 8, Rammburg, William Baker, D E Kefauver, and D Baker in the organizational roster. The record lists multiple individuals with roles or association to the board, suggesting a formal governance or committee composition.
Grayson H. Staley real estate lists multiple parcels near Bloomfield New Midway Woodsboro Troutville Frederic New London and Lewistown with 6 to 7 room houses barns outbuildings and land ranging from 5 to 169 acres along state roads. Store property and general listings are included in Freferteh Maryland.
240 acre farm 284 miles from Union Bridge with two groups of buildings. Special price valid for the next sixty days.
Community items include a charity sale at the Armory benefiting American Legion Auxiliary, a shooting match set for January 29 with weather backup, farm supplies and Nonpareil stock and poultry foods offered by E T Braddy, and car hire by Charles H Miller. A roving alert warns F Quynn Rodock lacks authority with Geo Rodock & Son. Population health stats for 109 men note 65 death and wealth outcomes.
Mark Wood D Harp estate and insurance agent advertises numerous Frederick area farms. Listings include 21 to 319 acres with various improvements such as frame houses bank barns good water lines and dairy potential. Prices range from about 3 000 to 6 686 and properties lie along State Road railroad pike and hard roads.
Property notices list 4 acres with improvements and a 39 acre tract five miles from the city, plus 142 acres highly improved two miles from town with a twelve room dwelling. Also advertised are a 19 room brick dwelling on North Market with lot, 2 modern houses on Ker Se, and three brick dwellings on East side priced around two thousand two hundred fifty dollars.
A verbose real estate list offers 300 acre dairy farm with stock crop and implements, 200 acre farm with R R and state road access, 90 per acre, 172 acres near church and school, good buildings. Additional parcels include limestone land near state road and city, 96 acres with R BR and state road, 60 acres near church and school priced, 48 acres on state road, 28 acres with improvements near church and school, 14 acres near Mt Africa. Modern brick homes on East Third and West Fourth, several homes on Sixth Street, and suburban homes. the firm writes all lines of insurance and real estate, mortgage and investments.
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