Pittsburgh Promoter Buys Frederick County Farm for Fruit Venture
Real estate promoter Samuel McCain of Pittsburgh buys Edward J. Zimmerman Jr.’s fifty acre farm near Frederick on the Hagerstown pike. The deal, arranged by Charles T. K. Young, aims to develop fruit and nut trees under Dwight McCain’s supervision for winter residence and investment. Mr. McCain plans to move in October with Mrs. McCain to frequently visit, while Zimmerman plans to give up farming.
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Charles T. K. Young
Edward ‘J. Zimmerman, Jr
Samuel’ McCain
Pittsburgh
Dwight McCain
Frederick
Hagerstown Pike
McCardell
Young
McCain
J. P. Stewart
Pennsylvania State Colege
Fretenich
Z Zimmerman
Funeral Notices and Local Real Estate Sale
Funeral services for Francis W.Hanlon were held at St John's Catholic Church with Rev Fr Conlon officiating. Interment followed in St Johns cemetery. pallbearers listed. Also noted were the funeral for Raymond, son of Edna and Alien C. Hobberts, in Baltimore, and a public sale of a house and three acres in Urbana District to William G. Baker for 0, auctioneer Dutrow.
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Francis W. Hanlon
St. John’s Catholic Church
Fr. Conlon
A. M Kemp
Burek
Charles Umberger
Frank Mohler
Robert Jacobs
Evan Carpenter
St. John’s Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Raymond
Edna
Alien C. Hbberts
Frederick
Baltimore
D. Z Padget
Urbana
Benjamin Wiliams
William G. Baker
Dutrow
Rain Soaks Frederick as July Near Normal Totals
Heavy rain drenched Frederick with 1.19 inches from last evening until daybreak, boosting July totals to 1.96 inches versus a 3.84 inch normal. June was unusually dry with only 0.88 inch, while last Saturday brought 0.77 inch. Thunderstorm damage struck Thurmont as lightning toppled lines, damaged chimneys, and knocked out about 250 telephone stations. In Frederick, Mrs Crimming suffered a severe shock from a storm telephone call but recovered with medical aid.
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Frederick
Thurmont
Irving Mackley
Thormont
Shock
Edward Crimming
North Market Street
Decree in Lilly Case Over Audit of Home Sale
Judge Worthington issued an opinion in the Lilly case ruling objections to the auditor's report on the sale of Samuel L. Lily’s East Second Street home. The Frederick Building Association mortgageed the property. Zimmerman's later mortgage led to sale for 4504. The auditor allowed water rent, loan amounts, interest, and a bonus, plus fines and interest to audit date. The court disallowed most of these, noting water rent limited to six months, the bonus non recoverable in a forced sale, and dower claims denied until the husband’s death. The decision raises key legal questions and is noted as significant by Frederick attorneys.
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Worthington
Samuel L. Lily
East Second Street
Lilly
Frederick Building Association
George Willis Zimmerman
Thomas Ui Waller
Zimmerman
Building Association
Lily
Stoner and Weinberg
Tge Worthington
Frederick
Outing at Fair Grounds Today
Evangeli cal Lutheran Sunday school picnic for primary and sinners departments held at the fair grounds. Children were taken to the games starting at one o'clock. Activities included barries potato races prize scrambles and other games with prizes. An old-time straw ride and ice cream treat followed.
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Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Death Comes for Rev G F Kindley at Monrovia
Rev. George I Kindley a farmer and retired local preacher of the Methodist Protestant church died yesterday at his home near Monrovia in his eighty fourth year after a stroke and declining health He was a prohibitionist and a dedicated church worker who aided in building Pleasant Grove M FP church He is survived by three sons and his wife with funeral arrangements set for Friday at Pleasant Grove church with the twenty third Psalm chosen for the sermon text
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George I. Kindley
Methodist Protestant Church
Monrovia
Mr. Kindley
Aleady
Kindley
George F
Kepsabah ‘(Tehison) Kindley
Kindley Hommestead
Frederick Kindley
Germany
America
Wameylile
Kindley Homestead
Elizabeth Boyer
Pleasant Grove
George Wesley
Bradley Willson
Baltimore
Maryland Sunday School Association
William Ernest
Buckleystown
B. W. Kindley
Zurich
Switzerland
Pleasant Grove M. P
Hi. O. Keene
Kemptown
William T. Lewis
Pleasant Paragraphe Of Visitors To Frederick
A roundup of local social visits lists numerous Baltimore and Maryland residents traveling to Frederick and nearby towns. Notable names include Daniel J. Derr Frederic W Logg David Lowenstein and Erwin Harry, with extended stays in Baltimore Asbury Park Telchester Beach Walkersville and Atlantic City among others. Several Misses and Mrs family groups are mentioned visiting relatives and attending outings with travel plans outlined for New York Buffalo Montreal Toronto and other eastern destinations.
Frederick County Ice Cream Champ Sets Local Feat
In Frederick County Buckys Town Webster Lee wins acclaim as a top ice cream eater after devouring a callon and challenging bets for a second serving. In Waynesboro Pa Hollinger Kollineer allegedly matched a large intake, eating a remarkable number of plates with friends, finally leaving the shop after 23 plates.
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Frederick County
Webster Lee
Buckystown
Waynesboro
Wilthur Kollineer
Hollinger
Wools
Man Injuries Reported After Threshing Belt Accident
At a farm in Coh. Rupp a man named Mr Elmer Matman suffered injuries when a belt from a threshing machine snapped free and struck a heavy plank, which then struck him. A bystander reported hopeful improvement as the situation develops today.
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Elmer Matman
Coh
Rupp
Intruder Caught by Falling Window on East Patrick Street
George Saffell, caught wedged under a heavy window while attempting to enter the Hill church on East All Saints street, was rescued by boys and later arrested. He claimed to seek shelter from rain, denied robbery, and faced six months in the House of Correction after a prior disorderly conduct sentence. The incident prompted a call to leave Frederick, with Saffell deemed a persistent offender. An excursion to the seashore was also noted, with eight people traveling to Atlantic City and Asbury Park.
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All Saints
George Saffell
Saffell
Anders
House of Correction
Hoffman
Fell
Payne
East Patrick Street
Blumenauer
Aaron R. Anders
Hagerstown Slim
Frederick
G O P And Bull Moose Meet In Montgomery County Powwow
Republican and Bull Moose leaders of Montgomery county met at Silver Spring to align for fall elections. Attendees included Thomas Dawson Willis B Burdette Ormsby McCammon Dr Ryan Devereux Frank L Hewitt and Galen L Tait with D W Baker sending support. A big Rockville conference was planned to pick candidates for an active campaign. Separately charges against State Game Warden Franklin B Cox showed 35113 months expenses totaling 3590 94 incl nearly 1000 from former warden Harmonson and 2600 for the year ending October 1. state officials dispute the figure and seek a public accounting.
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Montgomery County
Rockville
Franklin B. Cox
Comptroller's
Cox
Harmonson
Maryland State Game and Fish Protective Association
Offic
Victor Myers Seeks Frederick County Treasurer Nomination
Notice to painters and bids for painting announces Victor Myers as a candidate for County Treasurer of Frederick County. He seeks Democratic primary support and asks Democratic voters for nomination help. Buckeystown District No. 1. March 2. First and last line text reflects the notice content.
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Sherif
Wrederiek County
Joan LD. Conard
Hrederick
Junelodewski
Frederick County
J Gleckett
Abram J. Bichelberger
Duneid&chim
Thomas MN
Victor Myers
Buckeystown
Clarence C. Holtz
Deciéd
wFari
WM. V. Wolf
Robert I. Cramer
Sherri
Fredick County
Calvin L. Putnsn
Lewistown
John W. Humm
Frederick District
Marlid
F2m
Grape-Nuts Endorsed As Healthful Baby Food
A reader letter extols Grape-Nuts as a life saver for delicate babies and a tonic for adults. The ad claims doctors once recommended condensed milk but a mother says Grape-Nuts restored a failing infant and improved health, urging readers to try the cereal and read The Road to Wellville.
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Baby
Wellbiie
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