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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1926
Page
5
Mary Elya Howard died at her home near Morgan on May 7 at nine months old. The funeral is set for Sunday at Glenwood M. E. church with interment in Bush Park cemetery. Ill Snyder funeral director listed.
The funeral services for Mrs Ida A Haugh were held from her daughter’s home and Grace Reformed church with Rev John M DeChant officiating. Interment was at Mt Olivet with grandsons as pallbearers. Clara M Gittinger’s funeral followed at her East Fourth street home with Rev Dr Henri L G Kieffer officiating and Mt Olivet burial.
Master Philip Robert of West Third street has been confined to the house by illness, with neighbors noting his illness began recently and local family care is in effect.
This excerpt discusses the rarity of true gentlemen, contrasting them with men of courage sense and letters. It portrays the gentleman as a composite of varied good qualities, radiant like a poet’s imagination, with every word and action marked by a charming demeanor that earns admiration and goodwill.
Dr H Douglas Sinn argues in Wygeia Magazine that happiness comes from how knowledge is used rather than how much is known. He notes that even a feeble minded person can be happy, and genius does not prevent mental vigor from diminishing with age. Structured habits and suitable action can yield usefulness and happiness for all minds.
The text notes early whaling practice by Norse explorers like Othere as described by King Alfred, and Basque hunters in the 10th century pursuing the black or Atlantic whale, illustrating long histories of whaling across regions.
Skinny frail folks gain weight quickly with McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets touted as easy to take sugar coated tablets. Ad claims the product provides cod liver oil benefits without the taste or smell, with a 30 day money back offer if five pounds of flesh are not put on a thin person.
Charles H Kehne and Emory N Riddinger file injunction in Circuit Court to stop County Commissioners from closing Franklin street east of the fair grounds and opening Monroe avenue. They seek damages for crops and land damaged by plowing and request final order on damages and an injunction. May 23 show cause deadline set. Former state officials represent complainants. deeds filed proving ownership.
Handsome eight room modern property with bath and shower sun parlor hardwood floors brick with slate roof on a 60 by 200 foot lot facing Hood College near College Park. Apply John W. Grove West Fourth Street. Republican Political School luncheon at Fran cis Scott Key hotel May 27 at 10 am tickets from Mrs Louise Schley Rhoades 127 East Patrick street by May 25. Price 1.00.
The Maryland State Board of Plumbing Commissioners will meet at the City Mall Friday May 14 1020 at 9 30 a m for issuing and renewing Master and Journeyman licenses for 1020 1927 By order of the board EL H ROGUES President Also mentions Fidelity Building and Loan Association twelve series starting June 5 offices at Fredericktown Sayings in Station Free Rogers Silver Teaspoon to first 60 adults May 13 14 16 A BR REMSBURG Jeweler 35 N Market St announces sale matching spoon for 1 25. An Open Air Minstrel and Festival for Chapline baseball club Jake Fagan's Fun makers on College Avenue near West Patrick Street Friday and Saturday May 14 15 at 8 50 o clock Refreshments sold 26 E Patrick St.
A collage of small ads and notices from 63 67 South Market St features a Friday and Saturday special fish sale with lump crab meat, butterfish, trout and croakers, fresh herrinz, and shad. Also advertised are spring coats on sale at Kemp’s Junior Department on the third floor, local jewelry and watch repair, a tribe committee contact for Hanover trip, gluten bread for diabetics, candy specials with free ice cream sodas, and various 1920s vehicle listings. Also includes a legal equity notice and several bank officials in a header.
For Sale Cheap 200 pairs of new army hob nail shoes plus civilian shoes and slippers. Also For Sale s room bungalow with modern conveniences. The Nicodemus Ice Cream Co. wants rags iron old sacks and tires. Junk Shop Frank Gastley Prop phone 383. Used cars list from Graham Bros and The Staley Motor Co. Notices include court report on Auditor’s Ref in 1926 and a cleaning service ad by Geo B King.
A political page announces candidates for sheriff on the Democratic ticket and notes support appeals from John E. Crum of Woodshoro District No. 11 and William C. Roderick, plus Charles W. Smith of Frederick District No. 2. The document also lists a large array of real estate and business advertisements, including modern homes for sale along with financial figures and bank notices.
Mrs. James C. Jones of Pittsburgh Pa is visiting at the home of her father Thomas P Rice in this city. Mr A William A Cramer returned to Frederick Wednesday after six weeks visiting in Norfolk Newport News Olid Point Comfort Va. He also went West to Chicago Milwaukee Saginaw Flint Ludington Detroit Mich Toledo Hammond Fort Wayne Cleveland Sandusky Erie Atkins Pittsburgh Altoona Philadelphia York and other Western cities along the Great Lakes. Mrs L W Martin and two children of Washington DC who have been visiting Mrs Martin's parents Judge and Mrs Glenn Worthington Record Street have returned. Miss Dorothy Worthington Washington DC spent the week end with her parents Judge and Mrs Glenn H Worthington this city. Mr and Mrs Charles Mc C Mathias Mr and Mrs Holmes D Baker and Messrs C Thomas Summers and Jimmer Kepler this city are attending the Maryland Bankers' convention in Atlantic City NJ Wednesday and today. Mr Leslie N Coblentz is spending today in Washington DC.
Beaver Creek resident Danilel J. Witmer announces the engagement of his daughter Mabel Elizabeth to Merle V. Beachley. Wedding set for May 22. A license was issued at Rockville for Medol Vy. Stull, 21, Frederick Junction, and Margaret R. Dixon, 16, of Frederick.
Sunday and Saturday specials at Hargett's Cash Market advertise 69 cent Jump crab meat and assorted seafood with free delivery. Buckingham's Hair Dressing Salon promotes Ladies' Shampooing with appointments by phone. Also notes shipment of all colors and sizes and a gift idea for graduates.
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