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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1922

Page

5

Deaths and Obituaries From The Daily News

Frank J Favorite of Hagerstown dies of heart trouble after a lengthy illness. Ellen C Fry of Rockville dies after general debility at eighty eight. Frances Emma Poffenberger of Hagerstown dies of cancer at sixty two. William Lewis of Rutherford New Jersey dies after an illness and operation. Ella Gertrude Easterday dies at 19 in State Sanitarium. George Motter Wyand dies after lingering heart illness in Hampstead. Funeral details and survivors listed.

George M. Fry Ellen C. Fry Hattle L Ward Rockville James W. McFarland W. A. Wilt Ward Mary E. Fry John H. Poffenberger Frances Emma Poffenberger Hagerstown Trinity Lutheran Church John L. Marion Lee N George Eller Eva Mand Bada George Motter Wyand William L. Wyand George Everhart North Market, Street William Rix Wyand Hampstead Wyand Mountain City Lodge Knights of Pythias Manchester, Md Thomas P. Rice

Among the Sick In Town Citizens Improve At Home

Mr. Robert A Bennett remains confined to the house while Mr. William H Beall on West Third street shows improvement from bed confinement Mrs C Gilbert of Lewistown after five months illness is improving and able to go out percentages of recovery noted in local health update

Robert A. Bennett William H. Beall West Third Street C. Gilbert Lewistown

Snakes Show Large Litters At Zoos Across Species

The Trinidad anaconda at London Zoological Garden gave birth to twenty four young, twenty six inches long, dark green with black spots. New York Zoo reported a seventeen foot boa constrictor with thirty four young, while other boas and pythons have produced up to sixty four young. Pythons lay eggs and coil around them. some eggs infertile. Lead an item of news to your locality.

Trinidad London Zoological Gardens New York Zoological Park New York Zoo

Hood College Senior Dance and May Fete Celebrate Alums

Hood College held its annual May fete on May 13 under the YWCA. Miss Frances Heller crowned May Queen. Miss Miriam Coblentz led an Irish fair with folk dances and a Maypole finale before a large alumnae audience. The fete raised about 275 dollars to fund delegates to the Eagles Mere YWCA conference. That evening the senior dance in Brodbeck Hall featured an ornate fairy roof and palms. David Hagan's orchestra provided music for a guest list including Frances Heller and dozens of Hood College students and friends from area colleges and towns.

Hood College Young Women’s Christian Association Frances Heller Prince Hood Miriam Coblentz Helen Bork Marion Warner Department of Physical Education Theagles Mere W. C Eagles Mere Brodbeck Hall Apple Dean Price Lantz Chester Ford David Hagan Mary Weldon Kerfoot Emma Burdan Marie Riegner Christine Moyer Grace Kitterman Elizabeth Berger May I. Jones Grace Seitz Clara Holtzer Mary Elizabeth LeVan Mary Grace Helfenstein Constance Bultman Miriam R. Apple Frances Smith Alice Menning Amy McCullagh Louise Gross Flora Gross

Purely Personal Nearby Visitors and Arrivals

Purely personal notices list residents and visitors in the city. Addidon R. Ruse of Baltimore spent the weekend with relatives here. David L. Biking and nephew Roy L. Rhoderick visited Hagerstown with Frank L. Bentz hosts. Charles W. Keiser and daughter from Baltimore moved here and will run the lunch room at 70 South Market Street. The DeGrange family from Washington visited West Church Street kin. Myrtle Kumler returned from Philadelphia where she aided Sr. Gladys Kumler in deaconess work. Crumbaugh and Fetser visitations concluded with Crumbaugh’s trip home. Alvie E. Myers toured Cumberland Valley and Martinsburg. Muzzey family guests of Osburn on West Third Street. Moxzey is daughter of late Col. John Edward Schler. Mrs. Charles Moberly spends time in Washington.

Addidon R. Ruse Baltimore David L. Biking Roy L. Rhoderick Hagerstown Frank L. Bentz Charles W. Keiser Wilcoxon Apartments West Church Street Keiser Harry J. Kefa P. L. Fetser Woodsboro Alvie E. Myers West Fourth Street Cumberland Valley Martinsburg W. Va Frank Muzzey Florence Muzzey William Muzzes Rockland Shepferdstown William W

Wasteful Gas Use Across Nation Calls For Conservation

A Scientific American article argues natural gas waste is huge with 900 billion cubic feet used yearly. It notes two thirds for industry and cites multiple wells venting billions of cubic feet, equating to large coal and household energy losses. It urges casing wells to conserve fuel.

Scientiic Americaa

Mothers Day Program at United Brethren Church

The Ladien Bible Class presented a moving Mothers Day service with recitations readings and music led by W C Roderick. Holden B Felton delivered the address praising mothers and urging gratitude. Several class members participated and Mothers Day was observed in other services with a schedule of weekly activities listed.

United Brethren Church W. C. Roderick Roderick Holden Felton Daisy McDonald Helen Fisher Hoffmaster Duble Hahn Hoffman Grove Knill Hoover

Married 63rd Anniversary of Mr and Mrs John BE Hargett

Mr and Mrs John BE Hargett entertained on Friday at their Feagaville home to mark their 63rd wedding anniversary. Five children nine grandchildren and one great grandchild attended. They were married May 12 1864 by Rev Bowers at the same residence. Guests included numerous Hargett family members and friends with floral decorations and refreshments served.

John BE. Hargett Feagaville Hargett Mr. Bowers Ellen Castle Frederick William Howard William H. Thomas Harmony Grove Richard Hargett Claude Hargett Annie Derr Edward Riggs John Cook Church Hill Laura Greenwalt

Local Marriages and Notices From Hagerstown Area

Multiple wedding notices appear from Hagerstown Frederick and nearby towns. Zona Miller and Hiram S Halli wed May 9 in Frederick at the M Church South. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Miller of Oak Hill Avenue. The groom formerly directed city playgrounds in Hagerstown. Other marriages include Norval B Jenkins and Lelia Miller in Charles Town and Joseph F Mouder of Baltimore marrying Ida T. Gosnell of Frederick in Hagerstown. Joshua D Harris and May E Wachter of Ridgeville wed at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage, with Mr M Moore of Woodbine present.

Hall—Miller Zona Miller Hiram S. Halli Frederick M. Church South Hall Ernest Miller Oak Hill Avenue Hagerstown Hart Bluefield W. Va Jenkines—Miller Norval B. Jenkins Lelia Miller Charles Town G. Rupp C. Jenkins John ' S Lamar and Tiss Jessie Harwood Gosnell Joseph F. Mouder Baltimore Ida TL. Goanell Vernon Ridgelp Muse Tailoring Company Harriet Wachter Joshua D. Harris May E. Wachter Ridgeville Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage B- M. Moore Woodbine Harrie

Shackleton Letter Reveals Dream of Quest Farewell

The London Times recalls Sir Ernest Shackleton's enduring influence as it quotes his last letter dated Rio de Janeiro December 18 1921. In the note he speaks of the Quest expedition’s progress and faith in success despite danger, affirming loyalty to his crew and mission.

Swacklston Sir Ernest Shackleton Rio de Janeiro Quest Rio Ernest

Last Chance to Register for City Election This Week

The city extends registration days tomorrow and Wednesday for the municipal election on June 13. Last week 1,673 people qualified, with 821 in Precinct 1 and 228 in Precinct 6. Officials warn a new general registration means everyone must re register, even if previously listed. Wednesday is revision day and about 3,000 to 3,500 residents may be eligible.

Local Business and Event Notices From Fredericktown

A collection of notices announces the sale of valuable insurance agency rights held by Eugene H. Albaugh with contact through Howard M. Albaugh at Fredericktown Savings Institution, plus a store closing for baseball opening events, a big dance benefit for the Junior Baseball Club at Junior Hall, a parade gathering at North Market Fountain, a sale listing for a roller top desk and a large gag store item, and a Fidelity Building and Loan Association series start on June 10 at Fredericktown Savings Institution.

Eugene H. Albaugh Howard M. Albaugh Fredericktown Savings Institution Frederick Baseball Association North Market Street Fidelity Building and Loan Association Fredericktown

CITIZENS' NATIONAL BANK REPORT OF THE CONDITION

The Frederick Maryland bank reports loans and discounts including rediscounts, overdrafts, and U.S. government securities owned. Total assets show cash, deposits, and book values with capital stock, surplus, and undivided profits. Key figures include capital 160000.00, surplus 300000.00, deposits subject to demand and time, and total assets around 6.21 million dollars.

Citizens National Bank Fredirick Frederick Maryland U.S United States Nent Waourddea Includin Priemiuims U. A Federal Reserve Bank

United States land listings from New Midway to Urbana

A historical estate listing describes multiple parcels ranging from 12 to 414 acres with improvements including frame houses barns and outbuildings. Locations mention New Midway Woodshoro Pleasant Hill Lewistown Mountaindale New Market Frederick Urbana New London and Taganore with various distances from state roads and towns. Gratson A. Staley estate treasance.

New Midway Woodshoro Pleasant Hill Archvel House

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Daily News Frank J. Favorite Creagerstown This County Henry J Elenora Favorite Emmitsburg William Lewis Rutherford N. J Newark Bessie Kieffer George White John B. Kieffer Lewis J. Spangler Kieffer Mr. Lewis Henri L G. Keiffer Kieffer Evangelical Reformed Church Ella Gertrude Easterday George W Mary Grace Easterday Reno Julian E. Havre de Grace West South Street Mt. Olivet Nepa U. B. Church Mildred Ethel Eleanor Thomas Edna Helen Hargett Evelyn Howard William B. Hargett William. Farr Walter Howard William H. Thomax Hymeneas Louisville Courier-Journal F. WV Staub & Sons Junior Base Ball Club Gale Potts & Griffin Court Street E. C. Markell Citizens’ National Bank State of Maryland County of Frederick C. H. Conley Newman Holmes D. Baker Groff Edgewood East Patrick Street Howard G. Taylor Jhours P. Kline, MD Wilson Avenue Elm St Dixon Market Street Frederick, N H Miller Court St. Frederick, Md Washington Rae Daily Frank Sheffield Frank C. Hargett Gittinger's Tocal Ernest Weaver E. Third East Lamont Fourth St Liz Tooms City P. A. Hoover Sykesville Hurry & Tyergar Trederick Pearl Buckinghan N. RO D. Mantz Dresa Bata Reval Society Beas Woolf Sporteman’s Digest Sportaman's Digest Baliera Cincinnati Wilson Faol Elizabeth Hernann John D. Hendry John D. Hendrickson North Market Str Gaithersburg Montgomery County Washington College Park I City Improvements Court St Frederick, Md Grayson H. Staley Troom House Groomfield Church Bil Mountaindale Woodehoro Trentville New Market New London Urbana Taganore Gratson A. Staley Tesarance Thomas P.rice Jolliffe Pike State Road W. N. Jolliffe Real Enstate John N. Glary Odern West Second Cty Real Estate, Mortgage and Investment Company Markell H. Nelson Real Ette W. Patrick St Om Ntien Roe Provat ‘Cte Gharch Brink Dill Ava Markeea South Seters Pomes Trail Ave Ela Pen City Pry Markwood D. Harp Erthian Cradle Bulding Cramer & Stauffer Noan E Cramer John H. Stauffer W. South St W. Second St N. Bents St N. Market St Braddock Heights Park Ave Tate Tual Iota Meera 4Th Strike Fine Farm Sta. Frost Grayson H. Mercer Gratson H. Mercer Beeber Auburben Market St Dirick East St Grayson A Mercer Real Fetate Inverance Freie Ma Pytilaa Castile Big Hichive
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