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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1925
Page
7
A string of obituaries and funeral notices report the deaths of Annie Kusemaul Mary Bartgis Ella Notnagle George Cline John Warfield and Rev Norman Wilson. Services are set for Friday and Sunday at Mt Olivet Locust Grove Providence and Martinsburg United Brethren churches with interment at Mt Olivet and Providence cemeteries.
The funeral was held at 10 o'clock from the late home 232 East Church Street. Rev. Dr. G Ellis Williams led services at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church. Floral emblems and a Union Knitting Mills delegation attended. Pallbearers included Allen R Lampe Walter Heffner Thos J Crum Dr A A Radoliff Edgar K Moore and Edward H Hein Tein. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. CE Cline, funeral director.
Notices announce the upcoming marriage of Jane Rodrick Tyler to Walton Auer Griffith at Saint Ann's by the Sea Keenebunkport Maine on July 13. Earlier, Ada Rodrick Tyler wed William Robinson Murphy Moss in Norfolk Virginia, with invitations issued by Rt Rev John Poyntz Tyler of Fargo North Dakota formerly Hagerstown. Esther Marine Zimmerman wed Charles W Pickett on July 4 at 8:30 p.m. in Utica Reformed ceremony. couple to reside on West Fifth Street.
The patient reports rapid improvement and expects benefits for others after treatment with Sorbol quadruple. The notice cites availability at meat drug stores and via Sorbol Company, Mechanicaburg Ohio, with local ad at W. Barnes.
Major lamp makers General Electric and Westinghouse adopt a universal Mazda bulb plan to cut costs. Five standard designs will replace dozens of old types, starting with a 26 watt frosted bulb priced around 30 cents retail. The move aims to simplify production and reduce consumer expenses.
Miss Dora Cole of Mobile visits her brother L E Cole in Trail Avenue. Ida Rinehart tours Baltimore Johns Hopkins University. Mr and Mrs Guy Heee and nephew Edward S Mobley Jr return from Atlantic City and New York. The Adams family of Baltimore visit Frederick relatives. The Eyler family hosts the Staley and related families from Walkersville and Daysville. Miss Young returns to Milwaukee with Miss Conler for time at a hunting lodge in Wisconsin. Irene Harper returns from Philadelphia and Atlantic City. The Maxwell family from Beckley visit A T Brunt in the city. Mary Evelyn Rhoads visits Philadelphia friends. Mrs Chalmers W Walex and daughters vacation in Pittsburgh.
Baltimore records show arrests for violating prohibition laws increased more than two hundred percent over four years. Figures compiled for Federal Judge Soper reveal 502 arrests in 1921, 8 in 1922, 1,084 in 1928, and 9,? in 1924, illustrating court calendar strain.
News notes hundreds of native women and children were held by Abd el Krim’s forces and released by French troops after a swift river drive. a town report mentions village captures. The page also advertises furniture sales, farm for sale, and local notices including dances, picnics, and events.
An assorted column lists items for sale and auction in Frederick Maryland. Includes steam shovel tools high value and housewares from M J Grove Lime Co, two brick houses for sale at 5300 each, a public sale by Vida Jones at Strines, roof painting offers, garage ads, rental housing on East 6th, coal offers, second hand ranges, concrete work, bungalow for sale, and junk collection services with contact details.
The document records the balance sheet of Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland, detailing resources such as bonds, securities, vault cash, due from banks, and miscellaneous cash items. It lists deposits, capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and reserves with signatures of the cashier and directors, dated July 1925.
Potts & Griffin advertise a range of country and town properties near Frederick, including a brick bungalow on College Park style lot with modern baths oil heat and cabinetry, Blue Ridge Summit summer homes of 23 rooms, rooms with electricity and baths, and 100 acre tracts near Lewistown. Listings include 11 to 23 rooms, dairy barns, outbuildings, frontage on state roads, and opportunities for boarding houses. Offices at 27 Court St.
Several properties listed with brick houses on large lots along state and highway routes. Prices range from 2800 to 8400 with features including garages, electric and gas, modern rooms, and water supply. Additional farms offer two to three acres, fruit trees, and rail access within Frederick area.
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