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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1927
Page
5
Obituary notices and death reports for multiple locals including James Beatty Mrs Mary C Beatty and Raymond Crabb Sr with funeral details and interment plans. Also notes on Alfred Garnell deceased and upcoming changes at local hairdressers and transportation lines including steamer discontinuation under the Baltimore and Ohio railroad context. Funeral directors Powell Albaugh M L Creager and Co. Brunswick area.
Enduring as its namesake The Harvard is praised for generous space and old colonial charm. Features include a brick entry with small pane windows, a welcoming vestibule, sunlit bedrooms, a front balcony, a long reception hall, and a back stair for discreet service. Priced from 96000 to 7000 dollars, inquire via Standard Homes Company Colorado Building Washington DE.
A large public sale advertised includes cattle, horses, mules, hogs, farming machinery, harness, dairy utensils, and household goods. The listing mentions Watersville near Mt Airy with a sale date of November 25. Auctioneer William El Darner is referenced with terms about responsibility for hills. Local furniture and poultry details are also listed from Fox Furniture Store and Banitary Flat Market venues.
Mixed 1927 advertisements note Dollar Day sale on hats and Christmas novelties by Edith G Seidling 223 N Market St Opposite Professional Blog. Bernie’s Auto Exchange advertises dealer incentives and parts pricing while a December 2 1927 dance at State Armory promises music and entertainment.
Local bank, named Citizens' National Bank, reportedly faced closure or consolidation affecting customers in the Arlen region. Officials have advised depositors to verify accounts and seek alternatives as the institution undergoes restructuring.
John W. Snook lists a cottage with multiple room configurations and details on brickwork, modernizations, and alley access. Properties described include 6 room modern units, 4 to 5 room brick houses, rear alleys on Market and Park avenues, and various partial modernizations with front and rear entries.
A terse ad notes acres adjoining with fine soil and well improved conditions. Mentions Potts and Griffin of Neattora Ot Berrica Court Street Frederick and cites Thomas Price Funeral Director with phone 6 Frederick MD.
Clarence F. Fisher and Mart F. Zents, both of Graceham, were married at 11 o'clock this morning by Rev. Fr. G. Drape. The couple plans a trip to Warned at Graceham after the ceremony.
The report states Mr. William E. Filler is ill with a severe attack but shows improvement and remains at home after several weeks. A weak but readable local update notes his condition and confinement to residence as of now.
Funeral services were held in Brunswick for Mrs Ellen Agnes Riley and her daughter Mrs Mary Myers. Both were interred at St Mary's cemetery Petersville after a joint Catholic service. Surviving Riley are six children, including Martin J. Riley, and siblings. Myers leaves husband George W. Myers and five children.
A Monday Musicales meeting at Mr. and Mrs. James H. Harris residence on East Patrick Street drew 2 members and four prospective members. The program featured a paper by Mrs. Harris on early opera in Germany, readings on Handel's Julius Caesar in the United States, and performances including solos and a duet. The next meeting will focus on oratorio music at Hood College with plans for the trust and business slate. Frederic William Wise will lecture at Gaithersburg High School on December 5 under the Gaithersburg Woman's Club.
Funeral services for Mrs Jemimah Frances Ridgeway were conducted Tuesday at 10 18 AM at the home of her son in law Rufus Brown Point of Rocks with Hoover officiating. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery near Lovett Wille Va. Directors M R Etchison and others oversaw arrangements. At Hood College chapel Miss Florence Trail a Frederick Female Seminary graduate spoke on Italian literature noting its rich history from Frederick the Second era to modern times.
Wheat and corn price listings appear in this fragment with entries for Belle Caiveg and Lamba Livestock and Produce. The readable bits suggest local market quotes, though details are sparse and some terms are garbled.
In loving remembrance of our dear mother Catherine Evier who departed this life on November 34 1925. Gone dear mother none forever. How we miss your smiling face. You were a crown of patience. Those hands that rest forever are the hands that cared for us all. From her loving son Clemon.
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