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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1919
Page
5
Fragments announce public sales and business notices including jewelry store sale tax bank statements and real estate listings with various names and addresses. Community events such as dances and church notices appear alongside job ads and merchandise promotions in the Sunday edition.
Miss Nettié Levy of Middletown dies at 72 in her niece’s home of heart trouble. Funeral in Lutheran Church Middletown Monday at 2:30 p.m. Burial in Lutheran Cemetery. Jacob W. Dutrow funeral director. Jacob W. Dutrow of Myersville dies at 77 after years of illness. survived by widow, three daughters and five sons. Funeral from Myersville Lutheran Church Saturday at 1:30 p.m. Burial in nearby cemetery. Mrs. Mary E. Myers dies suddenly near Myersville at about 75 from apoplexy while peeling potatoes. two daughters and one son survive. Funeral from U B Church Myersville Sunday at 2 p.m.
Mrs. Paul C Bridged of Washington has joined her husband the YMCA physical director and they reside on Second Street. Miss Mamie Black has returned to Hackensack New Jersey to resume duties as a trained nurse at the hospital there. Dr and Mrs C F Goodell returned from a trip to New York by France notes. France has no farms devoted to poultry. farmers largely keep chickens.
Thomas Bittle of Myersville and his wife were thrown from their car when it went over a 19 foot embankment on South Mountain Road after lights failed. Both were unconscious. Bittle suffered a crushed arm and bone particles. his wife had a head wound. They were taken to Middletown by a passing motorist and treated by Dr. A. A. Lamar. A wrecking crew moved the wrecked car to Middletown.
Bad weather forced the cancellation of the YMCA versus Camp Holabird game at Maryland State School grounds. A Thanksgiving Day date is set for the matchup at home with the same team returning to play.
The annual Christmas opening runs Monday November 24 at Harner’s Drug Store N Market St and 9 W Patrick St. Crum’s Orchestra will provide music from 3 to 5 pm while shoppers view the New Silk Table Runners displayed by Mullinix and Bentz.
In sad remembrance of Lillie Rener who died August 17 1919. Dear wife, mother and the tired hands ever kind, we miss thee and sorrow deep. God took thee home to rest where pain is gone, and tears are wiped away. By her mother Mrs WM Moser.
Weather effects ruin annular eclipse viewing in Frederick this morning. Clouds obscured the sun, spoiling a rare local opportunity since 1908 with observers left waiting until 1930. Observers in western Texas and southwestern Louisiana enjoyed clearer skies while local astronomy students missed prime moments. The eclipse peaked around 10 08 AM and ended shortly after 1 PM. A second astronomical event is noted for Thanksgiving night when Beta Capricorn will align behind the moon. Weather forecaster predicts cloudy and colder conditions with light snows possible in mountains tonight. Sunday expected to be fair and colder.
St Marys Chapter All Saints Episcopal plans a Christmas sale on Tuesday November 23 from 3 to 5 p m in the Sunday school room. Fancy articles homemade cake and candy will be on sale. The New Bug Store Mullinix Bentz offers colorful Drapery Poplin ties at attractive prices. Academy of Dancing presents a special dance tonight from 3 90 to 11 30.
Frederick District Republican Central Committee will meet at the Courthouse Monday evening November 34 at 7 30 o'clock A full attendance requested N WILSON SCHLEY Secretary HARRY J CHAPLINE Chairman Hollan d Bulbs shipment of tulips narcisszs jonquils hyacinths etc Herman and Son Florists West Routh Street Empty Stocking Association meeting at Mrs Willis Fisher Clark Place Monday November 24 at 3 o'clock ALICE KOLB Secretary Thanksgiving market Wednesday November 26 3 o'clock a m No market on Thanksgiving day Luther F Harrison Market Master Hem stitching offered by MISSES K C and F L ZEIGLER 22 East Street Phone 11 M Be A Patriot Work and Save Domestic Building Association new series F B SAPPINGTON Secretary Farmers Mechanics Bank York City Oyers and Cleaners French Dry Cleaning J H SCHMIDT Phone 178
An array of local ads outlines warm underwear and wool blankets, plus notices of public sales, charity drives, and farm listings. Items include elastic undergarments, hemlocks style textiles, household goods auctions, a clothing drive announcement, and farm land listings with brief descriptions and contact cues.
Local notices announce Grace Reformed Church rug store and Thanksgiving sale, Herschberger's ad offers meals and homemade labor, and a Women's Suffrage League meeting at the Y.M.C.A. Also listed are religious and community notices, a spiritualist contact, and farm real estate offerings in Frederick and nearby towns.
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