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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1921
Page
5
Unsettled Maryland weather expected with probable rain tonight and tomorrow. Temperature remains steady as winds shift to fresh and strong north west tonight.
John L. Obenderfer aged 73 years six months, private in Company D of the First Maryland Infantry, Confederate States Army, died at the Confederate Soldiers Home in Pikesville. He is survived by a sister in St Louis and a brother in the city. Funeral services at 2 30 this afternoon at 42 East Patrick Street, Mt Olivet Cemetery interment.
Stephen Bowlus Coblentz, 76 years old, died at Braddock Heights two hours after collapsing in Mamie F. Merchant’s store at 134 West Firmh street Saturday morning. He left Frederick early that day for business and was said to be in good health before a sudden apoplexy. He is survived by wife Margaret H. and five children, with funeral set for 2 p.m. at the home and burial in Reformed Cemetery Middletown. MLA. Brehison and Son directed the arrangements.
Mrs Oda C Gilbert wife of Peter J Gilbert of Mountaindale died at Frederick City Hospital Friday morning November 25 after an operation. She was 40 years 3 months and 27 days old. Survived by her husband one child Mrs Leister Lewis of Thurmont father George M Snook Mountaindale and three brothers Wm O Snook Lemar Josiah and Egixn Snook all of Mountaindale. Funeral services held at MFE church Lawistown Sunday afternoon with interment in adjacent cemetery. Services conducted by Rev Wimfarrich of New Windsor Wilthide and Creager funeral directors
Ford towing car at TOT South of Wowishern was towed to the Berd Mater On ins. with both front wheels broken and the axle set. Details unclear due to damaged OCR text.
A brief weather note mentions upcoming temperatures and hints at a forecast pattern for Thursday and Friday. The fragment references the names Fane Mandroy and Conaderabie Gentlines and outlines a general trend of cooler or warmer conditions without specific data.
Frederick plans a 57 to 67 acre country club west of the city with a golf course and six tennis courts. The project includes remodeling an existing clubhouse and other facilities, with total cost about 40 600 dollars and stock at 200 dollars a share. Residents anticipate strong support as discussions gain momentum and financiers back subscriptions.
Clerk Billy Hugh announces five appointments to the clerk of the court office. The appointees are John Uo Martz chief deputy Loy Millard N. Nuez Melvin Shepiey and Horace KE. Qaley all longtime home deputies who have served under Mr Haugh during his past administration. The first Monday in December will determine others from the county board.
The Swarthmore Chautauqua Association brings a three day season to Woodsboro Opera House starting December 8 with a larger program this year. The lineup includes Concert Cartright Brothers Quartet, lectures by Julius Caesar Nayphe and Chautauqua superintendent, and Beatrice Weller among others. Season tickets are $1.50 with no Sunday admission charge. gifts subscriptions to magazines are advertised.
In Memoriam notes for a late father alongside varied local advertisements and small notices. The fragmentary column mentions four years since death, a vacant chair, and remembrance by his children, interspersed with ads for Lowenstein & Wertheim, Moberly’s curtains, tax notices, and local services.
The court made the injunction in the Meadows suit permanent and Myers was ordered to pay costs. Judge Glenn Hu Worthington delivered the opinion. Delauter led for the plaintiff while Creer and Urner represented the defendant. The action aimed to stop Myers from framing a sewer spur and sewer proper across Brunswick premises. Christian Smith had built the private sewer and later a spur, with Alder potentially using it for his own property but allegedly without paying construction costs. This year Myers bought Alder's rights to use the sewer, though Alder allegedly had no legal right to sell the access.
Funeral services held for Kenneth W Young a former News-Post composing department employee at his brother Harri denng’s home on Wet Fourth Street. The First Baptists choir led the service with involvement from News-Post staff. Pallbearers from the News-Post included Willian T Wlachaine FL CC Sundar Ato Whitmore Robert Kease Thomas Vaieh and Jacob Engleturehe. Burial followed at Mi inet Cemetery. Carts Funeral Director oversaw arrangements.
Miss Margaretta Ferrell of Geni On Wood Oak Spring near the city is a patient at their hospital. Her condition has improved and she is expected to return home soon. Mr Charles Curtis and Mr Alfred Unftlereoogie are mentioned in connection with her care and visit. The report notes overall recovery and plans for home convalescence.
An auction notice from Frederick Maryland announces sale on Tuesday March 41g by auctioneer Looper. The sale features stock and filtuing tion, with items listed at the second door on Ne tis West Daugh street.
Citizens Nat Bank presents a roster of officers with titles including vice presidents cashiers and assistants. Names include I D Bama r W G Baker H D Baker W Zimmerman Samuel G Duvall Joseph Modivit John B Ramsburg Thos B Haller H Gambrill Jr.
Property listings describe a 11 room brick house in a fine residence district with steam heat electricity gas and a concreted cellar. Also 8 acres with a 7 room house stable and outbuildings near Bloomfield and more land including 40 acres with a 6 room frame house near Woodsboro and Pleasant Hill school. Additional Petersville town house eight rooms heated by hot air furnace with porches and outbuildings near Cherah Hill. Real estate loans and insurance at 27 Court St Frederick MD.
Real estate ads list numerous tracts and homes for sale and rent in and around Frederick Maryland. Properties include farms of 6 to 219 acres with various improvements, frame houses, barns, lime roads, and electric lines, plus suburban and city lots and modern homes. Agencies Gray son H Staley and D Harp advertise real estate, loans, and insurance offerings with prices and locations across nearby towns.
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