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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1925
Page
5
Draper of Harvard notes disputed views on whether hair or beard grows after death. Authorities differ but many support that postmortem hair growth results from soft tissue changes and burial conditions. The claim remains debated with limited authentic records.
A Kiwanis Club briefing on Frederick parking reveals 103 cars on three blocks at 6:30 to 7:15 pm, then 101 by 9:45 pm. 45 stayed all night. Most long-term parkers were local residents, sparking calls for enforcement and balanced access for out of town shoppers and deliveries. Emory N. Coblentz spoke on business principles. William Schmidt won a Kiwanis moral influence prize. many guests attended a Bridge Luncheon in honor of Mrs. George Campbell of Atlanta.
The M J Grove Lime Company won the curb and gutter bid for the north suburb streets. Work begins next week with about 3 000 feet of curb and gutter to be installed on both sides. Property owners pay half the cost, city grants the other half, as sidewalks are added to improve pedestrian safety.
Mr Martin L Bowers left Harmony Grove Tuesday for Belton Montana to work in Glacier National Park Ranger service this summer. Mrs Jessie Francis of Columbus Ohio visits sister Mrs Sylvia Cunningham in Rockwell Terrace. Mr and Mrs William Schaefer of Baltimore visit his mother MrsAnna E Schaefer East Fourth St. Miss Alvida De Lashmutt and Miss Beulah Moberly depart for the University of Maryland for a six week summer session for teachers. Mrs Joseph Apple Tool College and Mrs Charles Heck attend Harrisburg Hood Club picnic. Charles W Hoss, after business school near Boston, returns home West Second St. Ralph Sachieyo of Williamsport High School faculty has returned home. In Mittle town Mr Tamee H Gambrill and daughter West Church St spend a week before summer school at the University of Maryland after visiting Hagerstown.
Mrs Susan Gaver of near Middletown, mother of Alfred W. Gaver, Indisposed, reports a rowhalé specimen washed ashore off Treenland bearing an ancient harpoon head. Experts estimate the head endured at least fifty years.
Local store offers remaining spring and summer Royal Society items at 75 percent off. Includes creepers infants and children dresses pillows nightgowns pajamas bed linens scarfs curtains and related linens. Art Goods Department items and various sets listed. Sale aimed to clear stock for new fall arrivals.
Blue and Grey Shop advertises permanent waving at 25 curls for 15 with Marcelle waving and expert service. Special Friday Saturday sales run 7.30 a m to 11 p m except Sundays. Also listed are property rental, a $28 reward for info on a 1925 burglary, free movie tickets at Opera House and local commodity notices.
Multiple public sale notices from Frederick Maryland area items include household furniture, kitchen items, a porcelain table, china closet, chairs, beds, bedding, curtains, and miscellaneous goods. Auctions list dates June 25 26 and 27, 1925 with locations at Saller n Livery Stable South Market Street and 321 Madison Street plus additional sales at 123 North Market Street and 32a North Market Street. Various executors and clerks named. Several notices include lodging needs for delegates and a packing touring car for sale.
Four members of the Reed family sustained serious injuries when an automobile skidded on a wet road near Waippoorwil Hollow on the Frederick and Halti more avenue. Helen Reed had a broken back, Ada Reed two broken ribs, and Charles Reed a broken collarbone. Two children escaped with minor cuts. The party, returning from Get traburgy, were taken to City Hospital and then Emergency Hospital in Washington by ambulance. Traffic officers and a passing motorist assisted at the scene.
The roster includes Joseph WD Baker Thomas BR Haller Charles A Ounlet M D Peter L Hargett Joan Newman Jamer Hw Gamble Jr Holmes Waker Daniel Baker Jr John H Baker Elias Gb Ramsburg detailing names for the upcoming board session.
Property listings describe 40 acres 25 minutes from City Hall to Baltimore with a modern 130 room house, a fine garage, and outbuildings. Additional 7 room modern brick house with chauffeur quarters and a large chicken facility, 86 acres near the town with a grain elevator, and a 13 room brick dwelling with hot water heat. POTTS & GRIFFIN, Realtors, invite inspections with pictures available at their office.
An assortment of Frederick area properties is advertised including a one acre dairy farm with a six thousand six hundred dollar price on 4 acres and several brick houses on North Market Street and Park Avenue. Additional listings include modern cement block houses, a four mile North Frederick farm with limestone wall and a two story brick house inland, plus various residences along North Market Street and routes in Thurmont. Also notes on early spring hats and fashion accessories.
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