Weather Outlook for Maryland Includes Rain and Cold Wave
Rain likely tonight and Sunday morning followed by a fall in temperatures. Sunday will bring much colder air and a cold wave.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1921
Page
5
Rain likely tonight and Sunday morning followed by a fall in temperatures. Sunday will bring much colder air and a cold wave.
Twenty five jurors were drawn for the December term from five districts. Names listed include Buckeystown Clinton Frederick Middletown Emmitsburg Urbana Liberty New Market Hauvers Woodsboro Jefferson Mechanicstown Jackson Johnsville Singanore Tuscarora Burkittsville Ballenger Braddock Brunswick Walkersville Catortin Petersville Mt. Pleasant Woodville and Lewistown not represented.
Charles Joseph Green died at his home 1325 Y street N W Washington on Thursday November 1T at age 57. Survived by widow Mrs Marius Green three children and two sisters and one brother. Funeral at his home with interment in a Washington cemetery. An infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas F Main near Groves lime kiln died Friday aged 28 days. Funeral at 3 30 pm from grandparents home near Schlersville interment Mt Olivet. C E Ctine in charge. Moses Smith colored four died at Montevue Hospital of general debility. Services at Ebenezer church by Rev Penz pallbearers listed and interment adjoining church cemetery. George W Peters funeral director. Joseph A Ford two years nine months old son of Mr and Mrs James Ford died at 103 East Fifth street of croup. Funeral Sunday at 1 pm at the house and interment at Dickerson. Thomas P Rice is the funeral director.
The funeral for Miss Annie Rebecca Johnson, aged 74, died at Hunting Hill Montgomery county, was held at Pamphress chapel Rockville with Rev P Rowland Wagher officiating. Burial followed at Rockville Union Cemetery. Also, the funeral for Rev Arthur S Johns, noted Episcopal clergyman, occurred Friday at Christ Episcopal Church Rockville, with services by Rev My Jata Fo Monarch.
Incomprehensible roster fragment notes Far Sanhie Taneviown taken to a city hospital for treatment. Nes] peran’s serious but not critical condition is reported. An automatic attachment is described as active during fuel flow, with a device stopping when the cup depletes, reflecting a partially legible medical note.
Outside investors consider purchasing the community hotel project in Frederick. A party, unnamed, would assume all contracts and fund completion, paying subscribers back for all invested costs. Progress on demolition and site prep continues, with local workers and equipment deployed.
In loving remembrance of my dear husband Clayton EB Citisall who died six months ago today. Rele azent for Heisey expresses devotion and asks for Jesus keeping to reach the shining shore. Jatong wife Blanche recalls a patient, forgiving father and asks for comfort as time passes.
George William Shipley of Frederick and foreman at Junior Mine Co. home at 218 DIL Avenue is diagnosed with smallpox. This first local case prompts quarantine of his home and vaccination or quarantine for about twenty one contacts. Health officer Dr James M Goodman states steps will prevent spread. Shipley claims no known exposure beyond local fairs and business activities.
Proprietor Gladhill of Bus. Sale Hotel sells lease and contents on November 30 at the hotel premises. Items include 25 ballroom chairs, 25 tables, 20 washstands, carpets, electric fans, refrigerators, cash registers, ranges, mirrors, dining ware, meat slicer, coffee urns, gum and peanut machines, gum machines, electric light fixtures, and other items. Terms cash. Public notices and local ads follow including donations and local sales details.
The Frederick area features shop events and services including a product demonstration at HL Ebert Corner Fifth and Market Streets on Saturday November 19 and a public invitation to evaluate new items. Other items include a Children’s Annual Donation Day, a summer tourist prep notice, and various local ads for palmistry readings, lodging, second hand phonographs, home services, and a freight schedule from the Baltimore Frederick Sus Line.
A fragmented ad blend discusses sudden death and estate settlement concerns. It mentions life insurance skepticism, widow employment worries, and mortgage impact, then shifts to real estate and insurance services with listing of farms and properties near Weedehore Woodsboro and Middletown, tied to Alfred W. Gaver and others.
President WM. G. BAKHE Vice-President H. D. BAKER Vice-President WM. G. ZIMMERMAN Cashier SAMUEL G. DUVALL Asst. Cashier JOSEPH MCDIVIT Asat CAshIEr D. B. BEFAUVER J. C. BAKER THOS. H. HALLER 0 H. CONLEY
John D Hendrickson introduces a fine line of ladies handbags and accessories. Choice pieces in hand-embossed pin bear walrus cowhide with suedaleathers and decorative frames. Includes coin purses leather gloves French fashions and men's travel cases. Two duplicate numbers to place on Xmas lists.
A store touts one line of hand made Madeira merchandise in a variety of forms including center pieces ovals doilies and tray covers. The items are described as pure heavy quality and never failing alfts offering usefulness and beauty with prices listed.
A noted importer presents pure white linen buffet scarfs and small pieces featuring a Grecian pattern. The vendor invites inspection of these famed pieces and emphasizes their exclusiveness in the collection.
Potts and Griffin list brick house on Seventh Street with 6 rooms at 1550 dollars. Two six room brick houses on large lot 460 by 200 feet priced at 2500 dollars each. A good six room single house on Fifth Street with alley entrance priced at 1400 dollars. Real estate loans and insurance. 27 Court St Frederick Maryland.
Markwood D Harp lists multiple farms and properties near Frederick with varied acreages from 18 to 419, all described as well improved with frame houses bank barns spring water and proximity to roads rail lines pikes and railroad. Prices per acre range from about 55 to 190 and total prices from thousands. Properties include modern homes, dairy farms and meadow land.
Grayson H. Staley offers multiple land parcels near Bloomfield New Midway Woodsboro and other towns. Listings include 8 to 183 acres with 6 to 7 room houses, barns and outbuildings, located along state roads near Lewistown Urbane Frederick Linganore and Linganore Maryland. Store property and an insured listing accompany the ads.
Property for sale includes 180 acres on a hard road with store, 164 acres on State Road with running water and fruit, 104 acres, and 218 acres suitable for investment. Also listed are 25.16.548 acre properties and multiple modern brick dwellings in the northwest section, plus two modern dwellings and a market weeks listed business.
Incomplete OCR shows numeric values and letters likely tied to acres and lot identifiers. Readable items mention 245 1968 1&8 l4 97 60 35 acres with quotes and stray symbols. Unable to extract a coherent event or names from the fragment.
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