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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1925
Page
5
Obituaries and funeral notices for Catherine Crum Addie Shildt Margaret Hiteshew infant Flor Daniel Staffer Walter Phoebus and others list survivors, service times, and burial places across the region with local funeral directors noted. Services are held at homes churches Mt Olivet Cemetery Rocky Ridge and Union Bridge areas.
The funeral for William Bartris was held at 3:30 from Henry Lampe's home 7 East Fifth Street with Rev Dr Henri Lb J. Kleffer presiding. Pallbearers included W Bartgis Storm and others. interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Mary A Jacobs funeral from her daughter’s home near Frederick Greensburg West Virginia with service at V B church and interment at U B cemetery near Martinsburg.
Final arrangements for the nec an ical reunion of the A4 Machine Gun Battalion with 10 Frederick men aboard will be held at the Francis Scott Key Hotel this city Saturday evening at 7 o'clock. The committee meeting in the State Attorney William M Storms office this morning at 10 86 o'clock finalized details. Members include Colonel D John t Markey Philip R Winebrenner and FB Austin James. Marker led the battalion in World War I and Storm was adjutant. James served as sergeant major. Ac ceptances are arriving from former members by mail with attendees from Maryland Virginia New York Florida and nearby points. About 80 veterans are expected.
An old advertisement promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for various female ailments including headaches backaches cramps and nervous mood. The copy asserts many women are unfit for work and credits the root and herb remedy with restoring health and strength.
Frederick officials tour the new Fishing Creek storage dam noting it eases drought pressure, boosts pressure across the city, and provides a six week reserve. Daily use reaches over two million gallons. critics warn of waste and demand for higher pipes and continued conservation. A special meeting follows the visit to discuss street crew wages and schedules.
A labor dispute arises as contractors and city officials clash over compensation for shoulder work on Braddock Pike. Aldermen reject using city water for the job, while a long list of officials and contractors, including Mayor Mtogg C. Culler and City Attorney Edward J. Smith, are noted among attendees and critics.
PURELY PERSONAL Mr and Mrs a 7 Brust and son travel to Morgantown W Va to spend time with relatives Miss Helen Burdette near Attostown Md with friends Mr W H Littleford and family of Washington spend the week at South Beach Chesapeake Md Mr John Topper Mrs Jane Rogers Mrs William Fleischman and Mr Hahn of Washington DC Mr and Mrs Walter Simmers and children Mrs George King and Mr Maurice Stokes of Baltimore were in Frederick on Wednesday to attend the funeral of Mrs Clara Merhling Mrs Martha Unger Mrs Ella Frasley and daughter Mr and Mrs Arthur Wilhide and daughter of Thurmont and Mr Harry Stokes of Emmitsburg attended the funeral of Mrs Clara Merhling on Wednesday Mrs James A LeGore Columbia Pa is visiting at LeGore Miss Mildred LeGore TeGore returned from a trip through West Virginia Mr and Mrs Henry A Hahn and Miss Sadie Co Hahn have returned from a two weeks visit at Atlantic City Mr and Mrs David B R Edmondston Washington who recently purchased the Smith photographic studio passed through Frederick today enroute to Cleveland for the National Convention of Photographers Mr George Tarris Stauffer South Market Street is spending time fishing in Baltimore Mrs W L Herbert McGinty and Son Winnant of Washington are visiting friends and relatives in this city Mrs McGluty was formerly Miss Mateykaret Consol of this city A single female salmon deposits about SOW eyes with only about 4 percent hatch Italy Japan are the countries where most earthquakes occur
The Grende Company announces a July closing day sale with deep discounts on a wide range of goods. The firm emphasizes trust and value, notes tax responsibilities, and invites customers to buy now for later convenience. Also promotes Sunday excursions and local events including church festival and annual reunion.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and death of a mother, flowers, and transportation. Also includes ads for dancing lessons, festival notices, fruit sales, junk pickups, house rentals, and local event announcements with names of businesses and locations in Frederick Maryland.
A list shows capital of 100000 dollars and names of Baker family members including Joseph D. Baker as Chairman, Holmes D. Baker as President, John H. Baker as Vice-President, plus several listed associates and officers from the Baker organization. The roster includes McDiviy, Zimmerman, Duvall, Travers Thomar, Hallier, Conley, Hargett, Newman, Gambrill, Barker, Ramsauro, and others. The document presents the corporate leadership and staff in a formal roster.
Real estate ad describes a brick College Park bungalow with modern features and ample rooms, plus multiple houses and farms for sale near Frederick and Lewistown. Properties include a seven to eleven room homes, dairy barns, meadows, and a 23 room summer house. Listings mention 412 acres near Frederick, 150 acres near St Josephs and Mt St Marys, and 57 Court Street Potts and Griffin as agents.
John W. Snook Realtor advertises diverse properties near Frederick and surrounding towns. Listings include farms with 40 plus acres, fruit varieties, greenhouses, and outbuildings. several modern homes with 6 to 10 rooms, brick houses, and garages. Also notes lake water access, limestone soil areas, and city residences on Market and Court Streets.
Classified notice listing multiple properties for sale including timber land houses and riverfront plots with modern homes, acreage near Mt Arty and Mt Ars, water access, and trolley line proximity. Also references to insurance services by JL N Clary and M H Nelson, Patrick Street address in a dense ad block.
Real estate notice lists multiple properties for sale on Market Street and nearby areas including brick dwellings, modern homes, and a building lot in Renemont. Properties feature steam heat, electric fixtures, garages, and various room counts with asking prices from a few thousand to over four thousand dollars. Gilmore Flatt advertises quick sales.
a4 acres with 7 room house and cement cedar good bank barn spring house cement floor trough spring of water abundant fruit on Bard road one mile from R R station and store purchaser gets interest in 11 acres of growing corn immediate possession owner leaves much money in place Bargain for quick buyer Modern west end brick home eight rooms garage chicken house rear driveway business site on Markai street seven room apartment gate 40x10 feet good revenue and solid investment commercial printing Send for Sampson
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