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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1926
Page
5
Obituaries and funeral notices for Mrs. May Virginia Harris of Doubs and others. Includes Crawford Ignatius Beall, 15, son of S. J. Beall. Mrs. Frank V. Fisher of Libertytown. infant Lewis W. Simmons of Ballston near Alexandria. Services and interment details listed with churches and cemeteries.
The funeral of Albert Burkhart Castile was held from Daniel W. Castle’s home near Feagaville at 10 a.m. with Rev. Alvill Conner and Rev. Robert L. Lang officiating. Pallbearers included Harvey Zimmerman, Roy Zimmerman, Lee Ranneberger, John Bussard, John Ming, and McClure Haups. interment at Olivet cemetery. J Daniel Crimmins’s funeral was at St John’s Church at 9 a.m. with Mass by Fr. F. A. Saaltenberg. pallbearers were F. Stanb, Harry G. Dorser, Wm. Meredith Smith, I. N. Loy, Charles P. Troxell, and Guy Blackston. interment at St. John’s cemetery. Thomas P. Ricafunersi, director.
PURELY PERSONAL entries report James H. Cramer returning from Yarmouth Nova Scotia and Mr and Mrs P DeNicholas arriving after a New York trip. Edith Miller daughter of Charles J F Miller of Woodsboro is elected vice president of her nursing trainees class at Germantown Hospital Philadelphia.
Howard F. Lewis and Esther C. Buell of East Falls Church Va married at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage in the city. Gilmore R. Flautt and Grayson H. Mercer sold the West Fifth Street brick dwelling to Miss Shaffer, with immediate possession and a garage on a 20 by 100 foot lot.
A fragment outlines a consumer note about life insurance denial due to heart symptoms five years ago. The text mentions a pharmacist’s recommendation of a treatment and a claimed remedy. It reads as an advertisement fragment with dubious medical claims and no verifiable entities or dates.
Convicted Tuesday afternoon of larceny of $50 a watch and other items, William Washington John Smith Paul Perkins and Samuel Perkins near Baltimore ages 18 to 20 were sentenced by Judge Glenn ST Worthington to two years in the House of Correction. The loot from Julia Smothers an elderly Black woman near Burkhittsville included money a watch beads. Accomplices drove to her home after possession of an automobile in Baltimore. They were indicted by the grand jury. Judge Peter warned there would be no suspended sentences for such crimes and stressed the need to deter young men from crime.
The sale of reserved seats for the Frederick Fair begins Monday October 11 at 9 a.m. at the Secretary's office 114 North Market Street. Additional Grand Stand sections bring total to about 300 seats. Season seats cost 1.60, Tuesday or Friday 50 cents, Wednesday or Thursday 75 cents. Day tickets start October 12. Mail orders require checks.
The October W C T U meeting met October 4 at Mrs. Leatherman's East Second street home. Scripture readings by Miss Ella Main, piano solos by Mrs. Kumler, and reports from the September Rising Sun convention were shared. Notices included 1006 Maryland youth on patriotic rolls and 5700 Young People's Temperance Societies members.
Classified items announce six sales ladies needed for Saturday work at Whitmore department store and note the Art Club’s first meeting on Thursday October 7 at 7 38 p m. Also an opening dance on Friday October 9 from 9 to 12 with admission for gents and ladies. Public sale at 245 Dill Avenue lists assorted furniture and household items to be auctioned by Gly Fout, Auctioneer.
Leatherman and Staley advertise a carload of kraut cabbage for sale near Woodsboro Maryland. The notice lists prices and contact details at 24 East Patrick Street and includes bank financial figures and officers names in a partial ledger excerpt from a local bank.
Hesitation ends here with a College Park residence near Frederick. The ad touts a first class construction with modern conveniences, a living room with open fireplace, dining room with doors to a sunlit porch, a well equipped kitchen, three upstairs bedrooms and bath, five sleeping porches, concrete basement, modern steam heating, double hardwood floors, bronze fixtures, and electric lighting. Located two minutes from downtown yet near outdoor pleasures, the property at 27 Court Street, Frederick, Md, is pitched as complete in every detail.
Markell H Nelson Realtor advertises multiple properties on Market Street Fifth Street and surrounding areas. Features include six room brick homes near Him Street and near Hosa College, a three and four bedroom homes with garages on Third and Market Streets, and several farms ranging from 118 acres to 148 acres with improvements. Located at 31 Court St Frederick MD contact Prince 219 890 W.
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