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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1923
Page
6
The Daily News notes Jesus invitation to children and laments worldwide child suffering. It urges readers to act beyond guilt and guide children toward Christ, echoing a moral call to aid and protect the young.
Obituaries report Mrs Louisa Victoria Railing of the city died Saturday at home at age 2 years, 3 months and 13 days, widow of Adam Railing with survivors including daughters Abs Zimmerman and Annie Mehrting and other relatives. funeral Tuesday at 2 pm with services at home and interment at Olivet cemetery. Barbara Ellen Freshman, 44 years nine months six days, daughter of Catherine Freshman and the late George Freshman, died Saturday near Thurmont. she is survived by mother and siblings Rosie Reed, Jacob Stitely, Charles Freshman, Tay and Hebert Freshman. funeral Monday at Church of the Brethren Thurmont and interment in A B cemetery. Mary Carolyn Smith, 17 months, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Meredith Smith, died at City Hospital. funeral from parental home on Upper College Terrace with interment at Saint John's Cemetery. Funeral directors listed.
John Newman has shown improvement after a serious illness. Bliss Alice Smith remains confined at home with a severe cold. Mrs J W Engle of 42 East South Street is improving after surgery at Maryland University Hospital in Baltimore. Three year old Mary M Wickless, daughter of Mr and Mrs CGA Wickless, is very ill but slightly improving at home in the northern suburbs.
Officials cite fierce competition for the oldest US traction rate line in Ohio. The Newark interurban line, begun in 1890, will be scrapped after plans to operate a county line are shelved.
The night program features Hose and Hope Hampton in The dark and Eternal Light under St John’s church. MacLean and Madre D Pear headline a comedy at the theater. House Peters stars in Rich Men’s Wives with Al Si John in AMI Sataz and Arricane Hutch sideshows. Dor eis Da Melt On the High Seas, Bebe Daniels in Szed Wines and Lon Chaney in The Trap also star. South of Northern Lights with Neal Hart tops the Star tonight with Pathe Review and Cynthia of the Times appearing Tuesday.
Francis Scott Key Post American Legion plans an August convention in Frederick with a large street parade carnival and races. About 10 World War veterans are expected to attend along with hundreds of visitors. The Francis Scott Key Hotel will serve as headquarters and the Maryland Legion sessions will be held there. The Forty and Eight organization will also hold sessions and a banquet.
Sixty thousand dollars were voted for improvements at the Timonium Fair Grounds by the Maryland State Fair and Agricultural Society board. A new grandstand with modern facilities will be built, including executive offices, a jockeys room, and mutuel plant beneath it. Cattle sheds and additions to swine and poultry departments are planned, with $318,000 for horse races and $25,000 for various show divisions. The society aims to boost commercial team exhibit competition. J. M. Sheeley Shows, Inc. has booked a wild animal menagerie and attractions.
RYME NEAL Wellinger Delosier and John H Weillinger with Virginia J Delosier, all of Hagerstown, wed at Evangelical Lutheran parsonage with Rev G Rupp. Plunkert and Herman wed at parsonage. couple to farm near Greenfield. Mrs Lewis and sons visit Frederick. various local notes and public sale of Dr George Reop property set for March 25.
A mixed local notice column lists a missing umbrella return at 15 West Third Street, chiropractic services by Dr Hesson, and an upcoming Gettysburg College concert in Frederick. Also advertised are two for sale houses, a public sale near Doubs Md with farm stock, an auctioneer, removal and tailoring services, and moving options for spring plus bus schedules between Baltimore and Frederick.
Public sale at 127 West Third Street on March 14 at 10:00 a.m. lists household furniture and kitchen items. Auctioneers and clerks named. second sale on March 15 at 244 East Patrick Street includes parlor set, piano, tables, stove, chairs, and more. Also ads seek scrap paper and miscellaneous services with contact notes and rent listing for 22 East Patrick Street.
In Frederick County Orphans Court a case concerns the sale of real estate of J. Franklin Thomas, deceased. The ad lists Citizens' National Bank officers and notes auto purchases from Star Motor Co, Frederick, with meat sacks sold separately.
Potts and Griffin of 237 Court Street promote West College Terrace in College Park offering lots with planned curbing sidewalks sewerage gas water and revival connections. Purchasers gain immediate amenities and potential value as improvements are funded by the land price while restrictive modern covenants aim to hold value. agents invite visits to view plan books and discuss building sites.
Extensive listings advertise farms from six to 225 acres near Frederick and near pike roads, with prices from 1 360 to 5 500 dollars. Numerous houses include six to eleven rooms, brick and frame styles, with modern improvements, barns, and railroad access. City properties and rentals in Frederick are also offered with possession details and real estate agency contact.
The item mentions Mrs Frost of Waorceste visiting her daughter Holmes D. Baker. It includes a garbled statistic discussion on infant mortality, noting infant death rates and life insurance figures, comparing survival prospects of a newborn to reaching one month of age.
House for rent with six rooms on Fast Third Street. Possession on April 1st. Apply to M. D. Harp at Pythian Castle Building.
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