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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1921
Page
6
The forecast covers Maryland through tomorrow with cloudy to overcast skies tonight and Thursday. Pleasant temperatures are expected with light to moderate wind and no significant precipitation anticipated.
J Chay Keller prominent Middletown farmer dies suddenly while assisting with butchering. Stricken at Remsburg home, died at 7 pm aged 47. Survived by children Amos R Keller near Middletown and others in Washington, Philadelphia. Funeral Friday at 10 with services at Reformed Church Middletown. Rev. Dr. George Albert Snyder officiating. Interment in Reformed cemetery. C T K Gladhill funeral director.
Joseph Albert Smith aged 42 of Schleysville died suddenly at 6 25 PM Tuesday at home after illness at Grove s lime kiln where he worked 27 years and served as foreman of lime sheds. He is survived by wife two daughters adopted son and two grandchildren. A Loyal Order of Moose member. Funeral Friday at 2 30 PM at St Timothy s chapel Schleysville with interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. Thomas P Rice funeral director.
Obituaries report Jacob L See of Rockville Montgomery county dying after illness aged 46. Survived by wife and two sons. funeral at Pumphrey’s chapel in Rockville. Also remember B S Yaste of Urbana death in Washington hospital aged about 70. burial in Urbana Episcopal cemetery with family survivors listed. Miss Narcissa Koontz of Baltimore dies at home of aging in Baltimore. services at her niece’s home and burial at Mt Olivet with Thomas P Rice in charge. A terse remark closes with satirical line on youth and money.
A box car loaded with 20 tons of flour derailed on the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway near Middletown. Freight motor 5 and gondola stayed on track while passenger car 172 carried 31 passengers toward Frederick. Tracks to be cleared and new cross-ties laid, with delays of several hours expected.
A tentative county board agreement points to Mr. Oland as president and Eugene Albaugh as clerk with Clarence Phlieger as assistant clerk Alban Wood as attorney. Republicans expect a health officer swing and a short postponement of Montevue Hospital superintendent decisions as new commissioners prepare to take office.
Local records show November mild with scarce precipitation and no significant snow. Forecaster predicts unsettled conditions tonight and tomorrow with a possible white Christmas and continued mild daytime temperatures ahead.
An afternoon chase in a southern town led Constable Alexander and bystanders to Newman's coal yard where Sam Mason, a colored man accused of striking a colored woman, was captured. Mason was detained and sentenced to ten days in jail.
A social note recounts Mrs Harvey Harris's surprise twenty sixth birthday party at her Woodsboro home with games and cake. Also listed are attendees and a farm sale near Frederick, hog butcher details, a vehicle fine, a poster exhibit plan, and a county education awards note amid a peanut crop shortage report.
A preliminary test of the American La France Engine of the Independents yielded splendid results and pleased the observers with how easily it pumped water. Tomorrow’s test may shift from Carroll Street to Water Street Bridge due to insufficient water at the latter site. If tested at Carroll Street Bridge, a large enough excavation from the creek would be needed to place the sleeve.
Listing items for sale including piano and parlor furniture at 12 W. Patrick St with chocolate prices, plus a music hall event featuring the Deep Sea Jazz Band of New York at the Palace of Dancing Junior Hall on December 2 and 3. Also millinery sales, chocolate specials, a funeral notice for Jes Smith, and an Equitable life insurance ad by Lewis R. Dertzbaugh.
Community Christmas sale at Presbyterian Social Rooms on Wednesday and Thursday offers aprons dresses dolls pillow cases and more with tea and wafers. Gittinger’s Grocery promotes daily meals and house chocolates while Moose members gather for a December meeting with remarks by Hon William Trickett Giles followed by a smoker. Nearby, Holiday display of crafted items and handmade articles invites public view at 114 West Fourth Street. Rental notice for modern six room home on Trail Avenue and a Christmas gate event by the Ladies Sewing Society of Evangelical Reformed church slated for December third. News-Post listings include transportation options from Waves New City Hotel to Raleigh Hotel and assorted classified notices.
Mothe C Buxton and husband transfer property to Charles W Driver and wife for $10. Charles Wertheimer and wife to E Tobias Bready for $14. Samuel A Lewis trustee in William H Moser county to $1,470. Susie J Ramzburg and husband to Charlies E Burrer for $275. An English mocking hind escapes Roy Hendman home near Frederick, attracting attention as it flies from its cage on the lower porch. The bird is believed owned locally. Watch The News grow.
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