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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1927
Page
5
The obituary notes funeral services Tuesday at 2 PM for George A. Zeigler. Survivors include his sister Miss Laura Zeigler and eight grandchildren. Interment will follow at Mr Oliver Cemetery with Carty Funeral Director handling arrangements.
The Leaders' Bible Class marks its 15th anniversary with a church service, special music, and a sermon on The Life and Destiny of Man. The event honors 250 members, notes strong Sunday School attendance of 632, and features address by Rev. Isha Udesre Fort and recitals by Mrs. Chas. Hudson, Miss Em win Mee Gable, and others.
A jumble of social items lists movements and visits of local people. Mr. J F Minor Simpson travels to Princeton New Jersey for a post graduate Princeton Thesisical seminar. The Knock family from Catonsville visit with relatives of W H Knock on South Main Street. Mrs Lee Hodgson, Mrs Albert Conan, and others are noted in various gatherings. Several residents attend evangelistic services at Brunswick and the Horse event.
Reserved seat sales for the 1927 Frederick Fair begin Monday October 10 at 9 a.m. in the Secretary's office 114 North Market Street. Season seats priced 30 cents for Tue or Fri 75 cents for Wed or Thu. First day sales October 5 24. Single flag seats sales begin October 17. Mail orders require payment by cash or check. No phone orders.
Public sale notice for Eleanor Jones of Braddock Heights on Saturday October stdout at 1 p.m. on W Fourth St. items include kitchen furniture a jewel coal range stove cabinet and china ware among other goods with cash terms and a respondent contact via phone 152%
Obituaries list the Holtz and Miller families with survivors and funeral arrangements. Services are scheduled at the local church and cemetery, with burial to follow at the indicated plot.
The United Brethren Sunday School announces its officers for the year. Hoover serves as executive, George Hamilton as treasurer, and Mrs. Grave, Mrs. Easton, and Mrs. Jones elected to key posts. The pastor noted installation will occur the last Sunday of October or first Sunday in November.
A local Evangelical Reform group held a rally featuring eight recitations and a central sermon. The service included a benediction, prayer, and organ music as attendees joined in the nationwide religious event.
An assortment of local notices includes a private sale at 241 Dill Avenue, Frederick, and an administrator listing for Gem Service Station at 1 East Patrick Street. It cites used cars from St. Albans Motor Co and various real estate and auction hints.
A jumble of business notes and sale offers includes funeral sprays, real estate ads, and an auction announcement. Items mention Mrs John H Staley Top Jug Bridge hit, Theodore Alexander real estate, Al G Harper auctioneer, and a March date for a sale near Middle Town. Also listed are second floor flat for rent and dine-in or takeout seafood specials at a Frederick Maryland restaurant.
Funeral services are held for J Margaret Et from the henult John Sinees Dade Albert Shaft Ernest Frr Relier with interment at eopal cemetery Jefferson R Etchis and Son officiating.
The Grace Reformed Church dedicated its new Moller pipe organ during the 11 o clock service with Pastor Rev Chalmers Walek delivering an address. Mrs Kump Dixon sang, the choir performed, and Raymond BR led the morning and evening services. Prof Henry T Wade and Prof Charles Cassell spoke in afternoon events. chimes were presented by J Thomas and family. Society meeting announced for 3:30 at Miss Jennie Hargett’s home.
Hagerstown couples Martin and Elsie Shaw wed at the Evangelical Lutheran church parsonage with Pastor U. G. Rupp officiating. Frank Keyser and Yavilla Robinson, both of Mercersburg, married at the same parsonage by Rev. Dr. U. S. Rupp and will reside in Mercersburg. The ceremony included Helen Brinkley as attendant. later, the couple left for Lebanon.
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