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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1919
Page
5
Viola Dana stars in a biore product miscaptioned as an ad. Rosenstock Bros. promote Si Savings. Wim Swift & Co. present a scene preview with brief summaries and advertising cues.
Mrs Maggie East of Boonsboro returns from visit with niece Mrs Willam J Lightner 121 Jefferson St. Mr Charles Palmer and daughter Alma of Dayton Ohio visit Maryland relatives, staying with sister Mrs Witham Bidle Jefferson St. Edith Main and son Clinton of Washington return from visit with her parents on Jefferson St. Whalen family return to Washington DC from Braddock Heights cottage. Mr Guy Staup of Bailthnore spent weekend with parents here. Miss Estelle Jamison Lewisdale guest of Lermele Joe Jameson this city. Mr and Mrs Thomas Grimes and daughter with C E Joy Libertytown visit George Joalliffe and daughter at Mrs Henry B Ramsburg West Second St. Mrs Margaret Stephens of St Peters burg Valja guest of Mr and Mrs Jacon Quinn North Market St. Miss Cora Staley returns from York Pa. Miss Grace DeLashmutt of Washington visits her mother Ida DeLashmutt West Third St.
Miss Fannie Zimmerman daughter of the late G F and M J Zimmerman died at her sister J Harry Johnston's home Monday morning. She leaves two brothers and four sisters in the area. Funeral from 14 East Third Street Wednesday at 3 o clock with interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Thomas P Rice funeral director.
Among the sick are Mrs Oscar Joy of Libertytown who underwent an appendicitis operation at City Hospital last Tuesday and is much improved. Mrs Gldmore Castle of East Fourth Street suffered a stroke this morning affecting her entire right side.
Miss Florence Voluse formerly of Frederick wed Charles Denhardt of Baltimore Saturday night in Baltimore. He is a foreman with Faust's Co. Thieves enter Lewis A. Rice store. likely same as thefts at Cettyal Hardware. They opened boxes in the warehouse but took nothing, avoiding the office where valuables were kept. Entrance via second story back window from shed roof.
First Lieutenant Hunter Bowers returned from Texas reporting calmer border conditions since June with less unrest tied to German intrigue. He notes Carranza government remains unstable but quiescent, disciplined by heavy U S patrols and artillery concentration at Fort Bliss and Corpus Christi. Bowers details border defenses, transportation assets, and his own service path from Gettysburg College to the regular army.
A list of real estate transfers in the county and city with stated prices, including Effie May Putman to Glenn H Putman and others, and several other deeds. Also notes marriage licenses for John L Wallage and Helen M Weir of Baltimore and Charles F P Jackson and Ruth A Adkina of Myaraville. The fragment ends with an advertisement line about bids at News Hell Went Rd.
Local notice invites attendance at the Summers sale on the Montevur Pike 44 miles from Frederick on Friday October 17. Also promoting a dancing class and social at Junior Hall Academy of Dancing with instructors Sherald Broubani and Opel. Elks lodge special meeting notice at Fredericx Lodge No 684 with official orders and newspaper contact details.
Local congregations prepare to host the Woman's Missionary Society Convention with about seventy five delegates from North Carolina Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania. A reception will meet trains and the fleet session moves to 2 20 pm at the Evangelical Reformed Church. Meetings open to the public. Local West Point athlete Jenn Wilhide shines as quarterback in 9 0 victory over Holy Cross. Congregational meeting nominates elders and deacons for Evangelical Lutheran church offices tomorrow at 8 o'clock.
Delegates were named for the state convention October 21 23 at Roland Park. Dr George A Snyder Middletown and Roy C A Schilke Walkersville were chosen. Other business touched organization matters and future plans. Local notices cover theater two musical comedies at the Ohio Opera House this week with prices, dances by the Academy of Dancing, and a masked ball October 30. Large crowds saw a League of Nations special tour. Middletown High School received a Victrola from the senior class. Various local services and advertisements follow, including dental moves, job ads, and mil l nery updates.
Ledger fragment lists a $100,000 balance and positions for cashiers Samuel G. Duvall Joseph McDivit and a group of directors including John Ramsburg Daniel Baker Wo G Baker C H Conley M D C M Thomas L Hargett Kefauver Newman J D Baker and others, with scattered initials and illegible entries. The record is incomplete and unreadable in parts.
John D Hende promotes tailored shirts and suit fabrics with emphasis on quality, comfort, and discriminating buyers. The ad highlights priced goods at $2.26 and mentions heavy Eng It su cloth plaids and browns as fashion notes from Damo Fashion, promising woolens in multiple browns and patterns.
A supplier advertises asbestos mats for dining tables in multiple shapes and sizes. The mats are non conductor of heat and protect polished surfaces from hot dishes, preventing marring.
Property catalog listing multiple tracts around Frederick and nearby areas. Includes 22 acres with room house and outbuildings, 365 acres near markets, 36 acres near Myeraville half cleared, 170 acres with timber, 182 acres near New Midway with buildings, 195 acres six miles from Frederick with master’s house, and 150 acres fourteen miles from Frederick. Details mention water, fruit variety, timber, state roads, and multiple building sets in excellent condition.
Describes a ten room residence in a desirable area built of fine brick with quartered oak interior. Features include parquetry and hardwood floors, hot water heat, electricity, gas, two baths, four toilets, ample closet space, fine laundry, well ventilated collar, and a two story design on a deep lot.
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