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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1920
Page
5
An 8 O008, a machinist at the Feder On and Steel Company, died after a workplace incident. He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church and is survived by his mother and two sisters. Funeral services and interment at Mt Oliver cemetery were arranged with burial details provided.
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs Rosa Noyes near Wama vile after paralysis at 7 pm, leaving four children and a funeral planned for Tuesday at 10:30 am with interment in Randallstown. Marguerite S Wachter, 16, died at her Walker sville home after five years of illness. funeral held at 11 am with Rev John Green officiating and interment at Utica cemetery. Additional funeral notices include Dr John W Stewart of Emmitsburg who died of pneumonia at Estes Park Colorado at 76, and Mary Dixon Garrett of Frederick whose sister resides in Provo Utah.
A Mary Young Rebekah Lodge party from Brunswick traveled by auto to Brunswick Friday night. Thirty-two Rebekahs attended the event and wore uniforms for the occasion.
A panel of readers voices mixed views on Maryland auto law enforcement. Farmers and merchants call for balanced enforcement, while others praise Commissioner Austin Baughman for conscientious handling of motor vehicle duties amid public criticism.
A rambling feature recalls motorists touring the Midwest and West who report a notorious Frederick Maryland reputation for strict traffic enforcement. Tales from Ohio and Pennsylvania describe wary cops and signs warning visitors, with locals noting confusing one way streets and limited parking. A lone traveler asks an officer directions to Frederick and learns the town’s name has preceded him.
The funeral for Mrs Annie K. Young was Sunday afternoon at 2 from her sister Mrs Myer Wertheimer residence 413 West Fifth Street with Rev Henri L G Kieffer officiating. Pallbearers included John Hershberger Ward Elkins Augustus Herwig Lee Manshew William Martin Henry He Abbott. Interment at Mount Olivet cemetery. Funeral director C E Anne. The funeral for Big Le Wiles occurred Friday morning at 10 at the house with Rev Henri Lee Kleffer officiating. Interment at Mount Clery with Thomes P Rice funeral director.
Mr. Frank Haller of Washington formerly of its city visited his aunt Mrs Caroline Patterson Saturday who is undergoing treatment at City Hospital. Miss Mollie Kemp on Third Street is much improved at City Hospital.
A fragment promotes Frederick as a destination with unique natural advantages. The snippet urges visitors or settlers to come to Frederick, highlighting the area’s singular appeal within Maryland.
Four year old Frederick Gonso son of Mr and Mrs Charles Gonso showed encouraging signs from lower limb paralysis after recent onset. Doctors say outcome uncertain but progress includes short walks and better use of the torso. Family cites speculation on cause including a fall or possible drinking history, while physicians pursue regular care and hope for full recovery. Supervision of School building project by Willan B Belgart of York PA engages to oversee the new St Marys College building. Belgart began duties last week residing at Hotel Slagle.
The Forest and Stream Club of Westminster holds its annual camp on the Monocacy from August 6 to August 11, with a detour noted. Local members are invited to attend the event and participate in club activities.
Local notices invite church members to obtain Evangelical Lutheran history pamphlets from Pleren M Willard at 306 Ww Patrick St. A Rocky Springs Sunday School festival is planned in corporation woods August 71 with the Woodsboro band led by Prof Harry Masten. Melon car sales announce multiple deliveries. Braddock Heights Pavilion hosts dancing lessons tonight at 7 30 with Meredith Staub promoting a festival for church fund raising July 31 to August 7 1920. Frank Urban advertises a 1920 Harley Davidson sport model motorcycle and two gasoline engines for sale.
The Citizens National Bank announces the appointment of Al Gambrill Jr and D Baker to the board, detailing leadership roles and terms of service within the financial institution.
Local advertisement for POTTS and GRIFFIN insurance firm offering automobile casualty and general liability coverage services. Includes names and terse description of offerings in a clipped 1920s newspaper style.
John D. Hendrickson offers greatly reduced girls summer frocks described as dainty mid summer dresses ideal for hot days. The garments are presented as youthful, attractively trimmed with embroidery and beadwork, featuring convenient pockets and light, airy designs suitable for fashionable comfort.
The text describes fashion frocks that are stiff and rigid in look, yet stylish and practical for a win. It mentions quality novelty fabrics such as jersey and other materials with rubber caps to match, suggesting a playful, well-made garment.
The department shows reduced prices on sport skirts for tennis boating picnicking and general use in a separate section. An unusual collection of Hovey aviators is available to view and try on.
GRAYSON JR. STALEY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE FREDERICK MD presents numerous farms for sale across Maryland. Listings include 447 acres with 130 cultivable, various improvements such as houses, barns, tenant houses, and electric amenities, located near Jefferson Urbana Utica Adamstown Walkonsville and Woodshoro. Prices and exact locations vary, with many tracts offering good cultivable land and timber, bank barns, and outbuildings.
Markwood D Harp advertises 419 acres of good improvements six miles from Frederick on ice and a varied set of properties. listings include 80 acres near Walkeraville with tile land, 142 acres well improved and watered, 212 acres with dairy farm potential, 54 acres timberland with brick house, and multiple brick houses with modern amenities. Also notes representations for insurance and real estate services from Pythian Castle Building.
Real estate list by N E Cramer & Son at 11 East Church Street Frederick Maryland. Contains multiple brick and frame dwellings priced from 1,260 to 7,000 with locations including West Seventh West Second North Bent East Second Market and Patrick streets. Also notes large business properties on Market and Patrick streets and a fair grounds area property. Targeted buyers urged to view with the firm for prospective purchasers.
Members of Mt City Lodge No 29 Knights of Pythias will meet Friday evening July 28 at 6 o clock to receive and act on applications for the initiation class next Monday night July 26. The full lodge to witness a Pythian Pilgrimage and close initiation in the Bank of Page for 25 candidates from Loyalty Lodge Brunswick 25 from Chancellor Lodge Tawacrete Mt Gig 25 from some City Lodge Banquet proceeds to benefit Frederick Co Free Library. Welcome Grand Chancellor Julius C Renninger and many visiting brethren. Rank Team members urged to attend Friday for rehearsal 3 30 0 Pythian Pilgrimage Committee Farmers Supply Company Walkersville Dairy feed bran timothy Reed fertilizer coal machinery etc Just received a carload of manure spreaders orders appreciated Walkersville
Quick sale of two lots of men s oxfords and shoe samples at high grade quality. Items listed include one and two pair lots priced at 23.95 and 4.95. Sale conducted by Lowenstein & Wertheimer and Head to Foot Outfitters Frederick Md. Also note Gittinger s Grocery listing and poultry request.
Eugene H. Albaugh, an insurance agent, is associated with 7 N Market St in a note listing his professional detail. The fragment identifiers Phont and Ziv appear but do not add verifiable context to the address or role.
Real Estate Mortgage and Investment Co led by Markell B Nelson, manager of the Real Estate Department, located at 28 W Patrick St Frederick Md.
Multiple farm properties offered by W N Joliffe Real Estate Agent near Frederick Maryland. Listings include farms from 100 to 285 acres with good buildings, running water, and dairy or general farming capabilities. Prices range from 7,700 to 26,600 with proximity to Thurmont and Union Bridge noted.
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