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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1922
Page
5
An unclear notice mentions county registration and milk production figures with scattered references to dates and rooms. The legible elements include a few numbers and street directions, but the overall meaning remains fragmentary and ambiguous.
Obituary notices recount the death of William M Bohn a retired farmer in Johnsville district at his daughter Mrs Carrie Fogle s home. Survivors include two daughters a son a brother and a sister. The funeral Sunday at Beaver Dam Brethren Church with burial in the adjacent cemetery. Albaugh Pow funeral directors. Also noted are obituaries for Alice Elizabeth Krantz died at 76 after long illness and infant Igar Lee Gardner daughter of Samuel F Gardner. Services held and interment in Mt Olivet cemetery. Thomas P Rice funeral director.
A special Knights of Pythias committee in this city is sounding lodge leaders nationwide about a proposed $5,000,000 fund. It would aid public calamities, relief for lodges, care of Pythian orphans, widows, and aged members, and support sanatoria and homes. Harp said inquiries were mailed to lodge heads to learn preferred fund uses. A meeting is planned for August 4 after the Grand Lodge election results. Plan revival at Douts next week with Rev W T Nelson preaching.
Local ad lists meats offered by Th Dean at Point of Rocks including rump steak rib roast chuck roast boiling beef loin chops and pork products. The piece also contains fragmented personal dialogue about cooking abilities and secret inquiries, with stray mentions of illness at a home.
A man describes a stomach attack and relief after using Marr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad claims the product removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation, promises guaranteed results and money refund, with endorsement by The Drug Co. Inc. and widespread availability. Also includes local ads for meat market and clothing items with pricing and delivery details.
Local notices and sales items list church service at 7:36 PM and 7:30 PM church sale, followed by a big sale announced for tomorrow at 9 AM on Gas House Pike Extended. Also includes charity bake sale, leg cutting prices, and a note from Mrs Chase Boothe plus a fundraising card.
Daily time and corrections service advertised with a Friday event at Girls High School featuring the Senior Play Mr Hol. Admission 25c and candy on sale. Also promotes moving and hauling, hand-stitched shoes, mourning hats, local businesses and a public sale with a March 4 1922 date. It lists several local merchants and officials, including Potts & Griffin, KFauver, Freeman, and D. E Kefauver, with addresses in Frederick Maryland.
Grayson A. Staley offers multiple land parcels including 8 acres with a 7 room house and outbuildings near Bloomfield, 12 acres with a 7 room frame house near New Midway, 60 acres with buildings near Church EM, 16.5 acres between Lewistown and Mountaindale, 113 acres along State Road near Lewistown, 2 miles from Woodeboro near Troutrike, 103 acres near New Market, 23 acres near New London, 60 acres 6 miles from Frederick on State Road, 18 acres near Lewistown on State Road, and 169 acres near Urbana, plus a store property with a 4 room house adjoining.
The Freder ek County Soldiers Memorial Association design committee meets Saturday at 2:30 PM in the Y M C A to inspect models from five sculptors. A full committee gathering may yield a definite selection and plans to raise an extra 5,000 for the memorial.
Louise Staunton Daisy Hall and Martha Ivory three colored women were sentenced to three months in the House of Correction by Justice J Grahame Johnson after a hearing showed late night street conduct. Agnes Simms was dismissed with warning and may be jailed on arrest for similar behavior. Sheriff Jones conveyed the trio away after sentencing.
Public sales in Frederick and Montgomery counties drew sizable crowds despite heavy rain. Major sale near Liberty topped $2,500 with horses selling up to $174 and a cow and calf at $85. Ramsburg sale netted about $1,700, horses to $145 and hogs at $17.15 each. Other auctions at Damascus and Gaithersburg also posted strong results, with Edward Graham near Silver Spring recording a total of $3,830.23.
A brick home with eight rooms is listed on East Church Street in an extended property offering. The asking price is seven thousand five hundred dollars.
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