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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1922
Page
6
Local brief from New Market and Lewisdale reports visitors and stays with frequent names. Families like Zimmerman Jackson Carr Stevens Wood Ridgely and Boyer appear among travels to Washington Baltimore Frederick and Harpers Ferry with illness updates and home projects.
Mary Straiiman former Kaplens Brunswick accepts manager post at S T Little Jewelry Co Thurmont stork visits Thurmont home of Mr and Mrs Ross Byler to bless a girl. Visitors from Frederick Washington DC join Thurmont residents at Summers home. Rev Albert Eyler Bedford Pa visits Thurmont parents. Mrs George Winebrenner Thu returned from Philadelphia with Harry Wolfe. Lillian Zimmer and Steer Schley visit. Capt Edward Prouty Montpelier VI and Mrs W M Martin host travel back. William Fuller New York visits Berkeley Ward. J Roger Fisher Cincinnati advertising manager visits Thurmont. Rev L H Ewald Mount Carmel Pa formerly Frederick returns after visit.
The Rev Samuel A Diehl former Woodsboro rector died Wednesday afternoon at Annie M Warner Hospital Gettieburg from acute nephritis. He had been living with his sister Mrs Jacob Heltzel in New Oxford. Survived by sister Mrs Jacob Heizel of New Oxford.
The Presbyterian Mite Society will hold a sale of ice cream strawberries cakes rolls and fancy articles on Saturday May 2 commencing at 2 oclock. Civic Club Meeting The regular monthly meeting of the Civic Club will be held at the Y M C A on Monday May 15. Ellen Price of Hood Seminars will speak on a subject of great interest to the club. Emma Pope Brown Corresponding Secretary.
Three Democratic candidates Lloyd Culler Simer McC Phebus and Beary Hahn agreed at a city committee conference to hold a primary on May 24 in the courthouse basement from 6 AM to 8 PM under Crawford county rules and state law. Candidates must file by May 20 with a $10 deposit.
Miss Fae Porter of Rosemont Ad dition Brunswick was taken to Frederick City Hospital with typhoid. Mr Claude Porter of Brunswick is improving at Frederick City Hospital. Miss Hattie P Castle near Middletown operated on for stomach trouble has returned home. Mrs Susan E Bussard of Hagers town now at Washington Hospital Takoma Park continues unimproved. Mr T C Harbaugh of Casstown Ohio suffers neuritis and may seek rheumatic baths in Indiana. Mr Edward P Gaver of Harmony operated for appendicitis has returned home. McClerland Davis seriously ill with heart disease at home near Catoctin.
Fidelity Building and Loan Association announces the start of its eighth series on June 10 at Fredericktown Savings Institution. The Frances Heteler Young Peoples Branch will hold an Apron Sale in W C T U Hall, May 45 at 7 46 p.m. A penny or more per inch of water measure is the admission. Public sale of household furniture on May 24 at 10 a.m. Includes notices from various local merchants and services.
All ex-soldiers and American Legion men are asked to meet at the Armory tomorrow at 2 20 o clock to march to the City Opera House for Mothers Day services. Also listed are a series of local auction notices for 415 North Market Street at 7 30, furniture and household goods, and other ads for job openings, cleaning, and real estate with details of locations and contact numbers.
Maryland Frederick bank report lists resources including United States government bonds and stock, deposits, and reserves. It shows capital stock, surplus, earned profits, and obligations to banks and the public. The document includes a sworn cashier statement by WM. G. Zimmerman dated May 10, 1922, with notary J. Harry Kennedy. It also advertises multiple farmland parcels for sale near New Market New Midway New London and Urbana, plus modern homes and real estate services by a Frederick company at 8 W Patrick St.
Fragmentary listing describes 240 acres at one farm with barns and four houses along a highway near Price Meat, plus 238 acres with cropping, 50 acres of bluegrass, and a price of 20000. Additional entries note 140 acres, 184 acres with extra land, and a running water feature, asking 32006.
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