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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1919

Page

5

Today Advertisements and Local Classified Snippets

A fragmented OCR of local classifieds lists various ads and notices including bank and finance references, stores seeking workers, furniture and appliance sales, public sale mentions, and miscellaneous notices. Names such as Market Street, Patrick Street, and Enterprise firms appear with sporadic items like “Girl Wanted” and “Doll. Bros” interwoven with incomplete phrases and errant punctuation.

Hohets Fidelity Finance Cor Oxfords Markey Ealtgarncase Vee Willard House News-Poat Buick E. Patrick St. Tente H. PF Shiptey Limousines Carty's Willard Service Station Fred Star, Bat. Co Esas Swift and Co Schley Lewis R. Dertzbaugh Yaina Nace Vee Thoma S. Market St Onera Houge Sal Spal Rae Ea G. Kline

Pittenger Woman and Wilson Take Stand in Defense

Arthur Wilson and Bertha Pittenger testified at a preliminary murder hearing over William Pittenger’s death. Wilson described threats and a quarrel at the Wilson farm before Pittenger’s death, and Pittenger’s wife denied malice while recounting abuse and a dramatic night in the barn. The packed courtroom heard opening statements from both sides as the case moves toward a likely afternoon conclusion.

Arthur P. Wilson Bertha Laura Pittenger Alban Wood William’ H. Pittenger Wilson Anders

Liberty Motor ignition battery story in wartime

A detailed account from Cleveland's Willard Storage Battery Company describes designing a ten pound two ounce battery for the Liberty airplane motor. The open top unit resisted spilling when inverted and powered ignition at 9,900 sparks per minute, enabling reliable aircraft operation and later peaceful uses. The piece links automotive and aviation ignition to broader wartime innovation.

Sucu Liberty Willard Storage Battery Company Cleveland Uncle Sam Kaiser Willard Organization Uncle Sim Willard Argonne

Funeral for Mrs Saran Elizabeth Tritapoc at St Pauls Libergy

The funeral of Mrs. Saran Elizabeth Tritapoc was held at St Pauls Liberty church in Jefferson yesterday at noon with Rev H C Erdman and Rev George I Uhier officiating. Pallbearers included J William Young Wallace G Everhar Elmer EB Guyton Burr PF Magaha Avilliam G Shafers Vincent S Kepler. Interment followed at St Pauls cemetery. M R Etchison & Son were the undertakers.

Saran Elizabeth Tritapoc St. Paul's Libergy Jefferson H. ¢. Erdman George I. Uhier J. William Young Wallace G. Everhar Elmer EB. Guyton Burr PF. Magaha Avilliam G. Shafers Vincent S.kepler St.Paul’s Cemetery M. R. Etchison

Among the sick and divorces in Frederick circuit court

Hon Milton G Urner returns to public life after illness Prof Lynn Stephens confined by high blood pressure Richard Snook critically injured since July 4 concussion from wheat load accident Divorces applied for in Frederick Brunswick Woodsboro and Walkersville include Muschenheim Everhart Soper Smith Sheeley Byrnes Good Lutman Frazier Snowden Weinberg represents plaintiffs Mr Ford Sells Home West Church Street sale to John P Harris real estate agent Grayson Hi Staley handled transaction Constitution private

Milton G. Urner Lynn Stephens Richard Snook Frederick City Hospital Addie M. Muschenheim Brunswick Wil- Man Muschenheim Melvie Everhart Philip T. Everhart Angeline Soper Woodsboro James William Soper Harriett Eb, Smith Frederick Chas J. Smith Virginia May ‘Sheeley Walkersville Sheeley Viola M. Byrnes Joh Brises Harry L. Good Lela C. Good Rhoda May Lutman Ida Snowden Leo Weinberg Mr. Ford Raymond G. Ford West Church Street John P. Harris Montgomery County Harris Ford Grayson Hi Staley

Countywide Welcome Home Celebration Banners Reissued

The committee announces that Welcome Home banners from the recent celebration are available for community events across the county this summer. Residents report confusion over usage rules and age restrictions for participants. the issue includes a misprint about banner charges and a note from local officials clarifying eligibility.

Loss of Appetite and Eating Habits Advice

The piece warns there is nothing serious about a temporary loss of appetite. It suggests skipping meals or eating two meals for a few days, then returning to regular meal times with at least five hours between meals. It advises moderate outdoor exercise and cautions that loss of appetite from certain causes may require a dose of Chamberlains Tablets.

Rme Reat

Festival advertisement mentions cakes and candies in Walkersville

In May and July 12 a festival run by M. Fr chyotch Walker s ville Gator may evening offers cakes and home made candies as a specialty with proceeds for widows under the monthly income plan. Details and rates provided by LEWIS R DERTZBAUGH general agent.

M. FR. Chyotch Walkersville Gator Lewis R. Dertzbaugh

Democrats endorse Emory L. Coblentz for Maryland governor

The Maryland Democratic State Central Committee in Frederick endorses Emory L. Coblentz of Frederick and Middletown for Governor. Resolutions urge his candidacy, citing his legal training, business experience, and understanding of Western Maryland farming and state industry.

Emory L. Coblentz Frederick Middletown Govaytor Maryland Democratic State Central Committee Coblentz John Mahon Baltimore City Frederick County Mahon State Central Committee Democratic Party State of Maryland Prederick Comity Coblony Embry L. Coblentz United States Middletown Valley Thistle Democratic Party of Emory Ia

Frederick ordinance restricts parking on two streets by time

Under a city ordinance, it is unlawful on Market Street from South to Fifth and on Patrick Street from Court to Middle Alley to park any vehicle for more than 60 minutes noon to 6 pm and 30 minutes 6 pm to midnight with penalties of 1 to 100 dollars and possible 90 days in jail. The notice grants business owners in those areas limited standing rights during business hours. A separate public sale notice advertises a July 16 auction of household goods at 211 Dill Avenue conducted by Arabella G Kline and an auctioneer, with cash terms and unspecified further items.

City of Frederick Market Street South Street Fifth Street Patrick Street Court Street Middle Alley Tatrick Gilmer Schley Dill Avenue Llberty Eral Reserva Bank Nema Federal Reserve Bank Naonal Danke Federal Reserve Bank Se Maryland Wm. G. Zimmerman G. Zimmerman Thomas A.chapline Thomas H. Haller John Newman

Frederick bank advertises property near Lewistown

Citizens National Bank Frederick Maryland lists assets and liabilities as of June 30 1919 including loans deposits and securities. The document also markets a property sale near Lewistown with nine room house and bank barn on 60 acres adjoining Lewistown plus state road access and trolley proximity.

Lewiatown Negr State ‘Road

Wanted Women for sawing work at new Frederick plant

Women of any age are sought to operate sawing machines for a new Frederick plant. Good wages and short hours in pleasant surroundings. For inquiries and applications, promptly apply to News-Post Box 805 or call Nowa-Post for details.

Frederick Nowa-Post

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