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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1922
Page
5
Deaths include Catherine Cochran Goshran at 2 39 pm from complications aged weeks. Revivals note burial at Grove church cemetery. Also listed: Mrs. Frank Hem Grove. David Floyd, A M. James Allen Hughes. Henry L Hoover of Chewsville. infant Pauline Apsherman. Funeral services and interments scheduled with local pastors and funeral directors.
Trains halted and state roads blocked as snowstorm dumps about ten inches on Frederick and surrounding counties. Roads from Frederick to Emmitsburg opened with chains possible, while Baltimore and Washington routes remained closed. Weather forecast calls for fair but colder conditions in next 24 hours.
Funeral services for Mrs Grace May were conducted Sunday afternoon by Rev J O Wson at her East Street residence with several selections. The Sons of Liberty provided a last tribute as flowers from friends were sent. Pallbearers included Frank W Cole C Thomas Sumr ry C Edmonds Roy Miller W Snook and Gilmore. Interment followed at Mt Olive Cemetery.
Geor ge F Riddiemoser improves while L Newton Stall and Mrs Ewton Stall suffer pneumonia and a scarlet fever scare touches Middletown. Thurmont worker injured and brought home. Adams family child recovering from scarlet fever. C Fred Ridenour absent ill. May Gaylor ill with pneumonia yet showing improvement. Truthmeekers class of the ME High School met at West Fifth gathering hosted by Mackles. attendees listed and plans set for February with Delpher anticipated host on West Patrick Street.
Willis E Fisher, 60, prominent Frederick resident, died suddenly from paralysis after falling ill Friday morning. Survived by wife Mary E Reffannder, daughter Mrs C F E Schntknecht, son A E Fisher, four grandchildren, brothers John Newton Charles A, sister Mrs Alice F Davis. Funeral tomorrow at 2 pm from his home with services by Rev S Charles Hoover. interment Mt Olivet cemetery. C E Cline funeral director.
Despite small attendance the revival plan proceeds with a $96.26 missionary offering. Services feature sermons by the pastor on The Witness of the Spirit, Epworth League and solo numbers by Miss Rupp and Miss Filler with violin accompaniment. Evangelist George D. Eastes and Prof. Frederick J. Balmond are slated for next week with a series of prayer meetings and guest addresses.
In spite of bad weather a large congregation attended the United Brethren church revival meeting last evening. Services continue this week each night at 7 30 p m except Saturday. Rev Wm R Glen preached from The wages of sin is Death, focusing on the sin of Achan. Miss Renabelle Wilhide sang He Was Crucified. Sunday School attendance was the smallest in memory with 34 in class. Decision day postponed to next Sunday. Ladies Aid Society meets after tonight’s service. Official Board meets Tuesday after the service.
Court actions include Waters v Skewart Annan in damages for $750 with attorneys Storm and Stoner. Equity case Caton v Caton seeks absolute divorce. Marriage licenses list several names and ages. Property deeds record transfers in city and county values. Real estate ad announces a modern Elm Street home in Emmitsburg region. Unclear stray text at end.
Residents are urged to attend a revival meeting at the Methodist Episcopal church at 8 o clock with S. Smith of Norfolk, Virginia to speak. Also notes a Historical Society meeting in the Y M C A building on Tuesday evening January 31 at 8 o clock under FRANK NORWOOD, President.
President WM G Baker and Vice President WM G Zimmerman head a board of directors including John Ramsburg, WM G Bakdr, D B Kefauver, J D Baker, Thos H Hallar, C H Conley, M D, P L Hargett, J B Newman in a regional organizational slate.
John N. Clary, manager, advertises a 200 acre dairy farm with limestone land near RR State road at 80 per acre and 7506 near church and school. 54 acres timber with saw mill and engine. various buildings and prices. Also listed are town and city real estate options including several six room brick homes, modern homes near East Sixth Street and East Third, and suburban frames. Realty services by Markell H Nelson Real Estate Department at 28 W Patrick St Frederick MD.
A dense catalog of acreage and dwellings offered by Real Estate and Insurance Agent Mare Wood D Marp listing farms, frames, banks barns, and brick houses within two to four miles of Frederick on state roads and rail lines. Prices range from 3 250.60 to 8 000 with various improvements and dairy farm potential.
Quoted excerpt discusses life tolerance and the growth of life insurance with knowledge and human affection. It suggests life insurance must expand as human life and possessions, including rightful heritage, develop. The fragment invites further exploration of life insurance concepts and their societal role.
Property listing shows numerous tracts near Bloomfeld New Midway Pleasant Hill Lewistown Mountaindale and New Market. Includes 8 acres with 7 room house stable outbuildings plus several other land parcels with houses barns and stores along State Road and near Frederick and Lingenore Real ketais.
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