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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1921
Page
6
Forecast calls for unsettled conditions in Maryland tonight with a fair evening, but temperatures to rise slightly by tomorrow at 8 PM. Winds light to moderate as a low-pressure system moves through the region.
Kenneth W. Young longtime Frederick printer dies after months of illness at about 11:30. Survived by widow, three daughters, four sons, siblings and extended family. funeral arrangements to be announced. Fairfax Lakin dies suddenly at 43 in Boonsboro, with wife previously dead. brothers and sisters listed. Mrs. Caroline Haller Patterson dies at 76 after long illness. noted as educated, war-time marriage to a New York businessman. funeral planned. Mrs. Margaret E. Harshman dies suddenly at 66 at home near Wolfsville. survived by husband, son, siblings. funeral set for Sunday at 11 o'clock.
Deeds recorded from Emory C Crum to Lester W Boyer and wives near Frederick for 10. Ed gar L Sheffer attorney paid 50 for county matters. Marriage licenses issued to Carroll Charles Warfield 23 Trams ville and Helen Martin 21 Monrovia. Charles Stephen Monroe 26 Roune Hill Va and Tillie Jenkins Derf linger 22 Blue Mont Va. Davis Franklin Frantz 25 and Sarah Neimond Watts 18 near McCallistersville Pa. Watter IL Brandenburg Bd Lin wood and Mary EF Warfield 25 Frederick. Claude E Etgler 29 Linwood and E Lucille Warfield 23 Frederick. George D Steadman 26 and Mary F Phillips 25 Takoma Park.
A girl was shot and a boy was arrested after he allegedly asked her to fight and then produced a revolver. The bullet struck the girl at the Shales home. her condition is described as critical. The affidavit cites a statement from the alleged assailant.
A brief notice from the Columbia South Carolina Record states that Afoni and his money are soon to be married, signaling a local social highlight and community interest in the event.
Seven Shen candidates in the recent general election filed expense statements with the clerk as required. Among Republicans, Sidney R. Hickman led with 475 spent. Eli G. Haugh for Clerk of the Court spent 232.02. Dutrow for sheriff 258. other totals include Nusz as treasurer and various amounts for gasoline, printing, and advertising.
In Hagerstown authorities arrest Hoppy Grove and George Bumbaugh on kidnapping charges connected to missing 17 year old Charles C Deegan Jr of Washington. Deegan is believed to have aided in loading whisky during a trip to Hagerstown where he and a Washington man met Bumbaugh to settle a cargo worth 1400. Bumbaugh was jailed for a further hearing. Grove held on $5000 bond. Nearby drivers were fined for speeding and related offenses in separate cases.
A tar barrel overheated beside a stove ignited a blaze at Hood College, destroying a pine board building that housed workmen’s tools, clothing, lunches, and cement for the new dormitory and dining hall. Fire companies arrived but could not save the structure. nearby chemicals and a large cement stock survived.
Emory L. Coblentz says rumors of outside offers for Frederick Hotel stock exist but nothing definite reached the company directors. Any offer would go to stockholders for decision, as the board lacks authority to act without such referral. Council Fire This Evening For Boy Scouts Organized Council hosts Troops 1 2 3 at Kech Ford Y M C A departure 7 pm.
November to December notices urge payment of state and county taxes with reminders of interest rates and a January 10 1922 publication date for the delinquent list. Ads tout curtains, coats, floor maps and holiday sales as tax notices warn of 1921 delinquent figures and encourage timely payment to ease year end worries.
An auction notice for J Ginga Weinbergs proprietor lists sale of hotel property and furnishings including twenty five suites, tables, washstands, ranges, refrigerators, mirrors, dishes, kitchen equipment, smoking and chewing items, and numerous household and hotel goods. Cash terms.
A crowded Frederick Maryland page advertises a public sale at 34 E Patrick Street on Saturday November 26 with a full household contents listing. Auctioneer H R Lease notes cash terms. Other items include millinery, hair products, and a piano recital. Real estate and multiple farmland listings appear, plus various local merchants promoting discounted goods and services.
A fragmented listing shows J. D. Baker alongside William G. Baker and H. D. Baker as vice presidents, with WM. G. Baker serving as cashier and D. C. Kefavor among others. Notable line includes J. H. Gambrill with the age 78, indicating an associated individual.
Grayson H Staley offers multiple farms for sale near Bloomfield New Midway Woodsboro Pleasant Hill Lewistown Mountaindale Troutville New Market New London Frederick Urbana Linganore and other locales. Properties include 8 to 169 acres with houses barns and outbuildings plus a store and stream house. Real Estate Insurance.
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