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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1925

Page

5

Woodsboro Notes and Local Visits Extend to Baltimore and York

County notes report Miss Marie Eyler and others returning from visits in York Pennsylvania and Braddock Heights. Residents entertain guests from Baltimore and York while several trips to Pen-Mar and Middletown are noted. A severe hail storm hits Union Bridge causing damage including a roof and downed trees. Engel’s store closes for a funeral. Shonn and Craumer marriages and local relocations are listed among July activities.

Woodsboro Marie Eyler York Braddock Heights Bushey Wm. P. Eyler AR. Hitchcock Baltimore Mina Ellen Hitchcock Philadelphia W. J. Reddick Pen-Mar Zelma Saylor Hilda Cramer Harry Keeney Sherman Powell N. Z. Cramer Effie Eyler H. H. Holbrunner Core Miller Barbara Norets Howard Middletown Howard Grose Harry Gross, Jr C. W. Dorcus Idgg Boone Mildred Day Union Bridge Whyte Street George Fowhle Enele Mr. Engel Carence Clemson Annapolis Clemson- Tile Elsie Craumer Trion Bridge Clarence Shonn

Purely Personal Notes From Nas Centered Around Travel

Purely personal notices recite Mr. George Harris Stautter returning from New York to Baltimore and other relatives visiting family in Baltimore and Atlantic City. Other items note retirements and travel plans of local residents including visits to Chantilly New York Atlantic City and Philadelphia with multiple names and places mentioned.

George Harris Stautter South Market Street Baltimore Raymond Morginn Onoef Corrine Cram Gertrude Odle Atlante City New York Philadelphia Mary Nicodemus Elizath Nicodemus Helena N. ‘Auffer Walkersville Chantaurin Charles Segaloff Atlantic City Noeew Haven Conn John FE. Cooner Timore Ohio Avenue Tutchinson Kansas

Frederick Rotary hears rail losses and service cuts

G M Stalth superintendent of the Pennsylvania Railroad district in Baltimore told the Frederick Rotary Club that local passenger trains on the line operate at an annual loss exceeding 0,000. He cited June as a loss month and announced plans to cut service to two Frederick daily and two outward trains starting Friday while seeking public input on schedules.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company G. M. Stalth Baltimore Smith Frederick Mr. Smith Spedkes Rotarians Uime Cvers Headquarters Co Rotary Club Incheon Dopater Treadquarters Company First Infantry Hood College Joh Hershey G. E. Platt Jeterson William Alnatt W.C. Johnson Feederick Tenery DD. Wolleis Chas Miller John ‘T. Ashbrooke New York City D.C. Winehrenner

English County Has Its Own Salt Lake

English County Has Its Own Salt Lake where Droitwich Worcester white spa water is so saline that sinking is impossible. Swimmers float or sleep on its surface though moving feet causes an emetic effect. High salinity coats the skin and rapid drying is advised after immersion. Cures for anemia nerve rheumatism are reported as remarkable.

Droitwich Worcester White Spa London

Mocking Bird and Robin Range and Nesting Notes

A Bird Lore contributor describes mocking birds from British Columbia to the southern United States, noting seasonal nesting. Females build nests late March, lay greenish eggs speckled with brown in early April, with a possible second brood. The bird’s plumage features ash gray back brownish wings and white throat and tail feathers, and it rapidly imitates other birds during song.

British Columbia United States

Derby eligibles form new record

Lexington Ky July nine AP A record breaking nominations for the Breeders Futurity of Wis and 1927 and a list named for the inaugural Centennial Futurity feature paces at the Kentucky Asseta Hon track indicate the complete list of eligibles. The Breeders Futurity for 1925 foals of 1929 closes at the fall meeting November 11 to 21 with two year olds listed. the Centennial Futurity for two year olds is over 70 yards shorter than a furlong. John F Madden of Hamtry Trace Texas tops nominators with many royally bred juveniles named among the eligible. New York figures lead with seven eligibles each, while Lexington and Kentucky farms also figure prominently in the list.

Lexington APLA Wis Futerig John F. Madden Hamtry Trace Texington Adenteric Vane War Friar Rock Oia Rhavam

Ladybug Industry Grows in Orchard Districts

In Wonatchoo Washington Clark Turner reports a spring shortage of ladybugs as his new industry ships insects to orchardists across North Central Washington. Despite a hard winter, about 3,000,000 ladybugs gathered in Cascade crevices are bred and released to protect fruit trees, delivering around 1,000 insects per acre. The redecorated bugs prey on common orchard pests with rapid breeding each season.

Wonatchoo Wash Clark Turner Ming Washington Turner Cascade Mountains

Hymeneas Notnagle Mahoney Marriage Announcement

Announcement of the marriage Saturday between Miss Helen R. Mahoneys and Franklin B. Notnagle of Frederick. The ceremony was by Rev. Catherine Kuhlman at her residence in Gettyburg Pac. Dr. Kuhlman formerly pastored the Lutheran church in Frederick.

Dudley Daze Alas Tradley Page Braddock Ring Mage York City Willam. Tohneon Anor Johnson Meeany Xy Margaret BR. Stoard Wash Wilm Bouldin West Church Street Notnagle Mahoney Helen R. Mahoneys Franklin B. Notnagle Noth Frederick Cather Kuhlman Gettynburg Pac Dr. Kuhlman

Among the Sick Mra Amanda Weiler Rurok Street

A fragmentary update notes Amanda Weiler of Rurok Street has been improving after six weeks of illness. She received seventy five visitors including a bride and groom and four nieces and nephews from New York. Sebel, an elderly resident, is also slowly improving amid a jumble of garbled lines and phrases from local chatter.

Mra Amanda Weiler Rurok Street New York Misa Kila MB Sebel

Local Markets Report Corn and Wheat Prices

Local markets note mixed activity in grain trades with wheat and corn showing modest price moves. Market observers report thin demand and regional trading conditions influencing prices at close of session.

Youth 14 Saves Boy From Drowning Near Carroll Creek

Austin Steinhaus leaped from a bridge wall to rescue a 14 year old boy from drowning in Carroll Creek where the water runs from the city power plant. He stabilized the lad with first aid and the child recovered, with plans for recognition for the rescuer.

David Antin Rothenhoefer Pon George Rothenhoefer West Atrick Street Carroll Creek Austin Steiobais Mire W. H. Steinhaus Wert Chuch Street Karlow Morgan North Rentz Street Varro Rothenhofer Witle Austin Steinhaus Borosa

Local Sale Ads Calendar July August 1924

Local notices describe a public sale of household goods at 62 North Market Street on Saturday August 1 at 1 40 p m including dining room suite chifforobe tables chairs and more. Auctions list furniture windows auctions and various community notices with rental listings and local events for Petersville Farm Bureau and other groups.

North Market Street J. Layman View Petersville Farm Bureau Brunswick Orlack Inty A. FE Spragg East Third Street

Junkish junk yard ad clutter in a historic notice

An OCR fragment shows an old classified style ad offering junk removal services with references to tires and cash prices. It lists a midtown location between Fast Third and Fourth streets in Chapel Alley, with a contact at 215 East Third Street and a Fred erik Junk Co. proprietorship and a phone number 383. Also mentions a bungalow for sale and a Nicodemus Ice Cream Company.

Chapel Alley Reat Dence East Third Street Frederik Junk CO Frank Gastley

Frederick area real estate for sale by Noah B Cramer & Sun

John W. Snook offers extensive properties around Frederick and Thurmont including 10 acres with large house and modern outbuildings 2 miles west of Woodsboro and 14 acres with stables near Nount Be Mary Maies. Listings feature 3 to 10 room homes, brick and stucco designs, farm and truck properties, modern conveniences, proximity to Frederick railroad and church, plus commercial and residential opportunities in city streets.

Woudabory Woudeboro Mary Maies Miltab Ladtenburg Troon Lew Hetown Fred-avick Bo Acres Couch Billings Fred-erick Frederick Rome Thurmont Modéro Limentone Woll Mraderdek Chestnut Newe Leyes Red Goll Orangereturn Bid Mleburig Werea Rails Road Church Losky TidKe Cairn Neuse Wart Fifth Street North Market Street Crederick Orth Market St Anpty John W. Snook Mcaltur and Lnsurance Court St Redatick Walkerar Miidaing Aly Svetions Braddock Carroll Heck Hare Hallenger Road Chestnut Grove Lime Xlin Tnd Puying Casoeelon Bone Trent Markat Patrick Atreats Noah BK Cramer & Sun

Grayson H Mercer Real Estate and Insurance Listing

Frederick Md advertisement listing numerous properties for sale and rent with details on acreage improvements and locations. Features include 104 Acree Road near Ap lin fritt 1200 acres near the city and 12-room trick dwelling plus multiple brick buildings and business properties on West Market Street and Madison Road.

Ream Trecky Ridge City Tear City State Road Ktata Larice Walketaville Fae Acrea West Patrice Re Businesa N. Market St Madison Rt T. Tra Sarno Tranave Gray Mercer Real Ton Insurance Court

OILMORE KR. 7LA0TE Property Listings at Market Street

The Kalter property at 8 Market St and adjacent sites are for sale as commercial or residential uses. Listings include brick dwellings with steam heat, electric lighting, and varying prices from 2,000 to 8,600 dollars. Also offered are building lots, a Jot on ith Boulevard, and multiple homes in West Fifth and Rosemont with mentions of modern features and room counts. Gilmore R. Plautt advertises quick sales and farm or lot purchases with contact options.

N. Marke Pomsesalon Orick Warhingtom Bt Beronm Frase Modern &Runm Patria St Rosemont Huilding Wert Tin &T Noddy South St Brads Anche East Patrick St Weat Fifth St North Pares Maden Bt Gilmore Market St. Lee

54 Acres Land and City Property in Frederick Md

Sale offers 54 acres with houses, barn, spring house, and cement cellar on a hard road one mile from railroad. Includes 11 acres of growing corn, immediate possession, cash in place for part. Also modern brick home with eight rooms and garage, Market Street business site with seven room apartment and garage, wood revenue, and Pythian Castle Building in Frederick Maryland.

R. R Market Street

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