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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1926
Page
5
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs William Thompson of Gaithersburg died Tuesday at 1 15 am at home from complications. Funeral Wednesday morning with services at the home and interment in Galthermburg cemetery.
Funeral notices from Frederick and nearby areas record services for Charles Zimmerman Henry A White and Mack M N Weelon. Bearers included M R Etchison and Son and C C Carty with interments at Mt Olivet Mt Zion and Point of Rocks colored cemetery. Reverend Lang Mowbray Middleton officiated.
The marriage of Hazel Mshafie Geiser to William of Barberton Ohio was performed Tuesday evening by Jes A Hunter at the Presbyterian manse. The bride wore midnight blue canton crepe and a corsage of bride's roses. She is a 1922 graduate of Highfield School and formerly a bookkeeper for M P Moller Co. The groom, well known in Frederick, has worked in Barberton near Akron. They arrived in Frederick late Wednesday and will reside here.
Miss Edythe Kohlenberg moves to 49-B Trail Ave Adams 16w n. Kris e and family leave East Church Street for Philadelphia to attend Sesqui Centennial. Mrs Theron Magruder and Mrs Nellie Daiger return from Baltimore. Mrs C A Castle and sister visit near Frederick. Miss Florence Garner returns after nursing in Westminster. Dwelling sale: Grayson H Mercer relator sells 207 West South Street to Exederic J Stockman and Oda Stockman of Jefferson. possession November 1.
A quotation attributed to Christoper Morley discusses pleasing women through sympathy and recognizing unhappiness. The text notes modern unease as people observe one another and suggests understanding why humans feel troubled when making eye contact.
An assortment of cosmetic practices from Japanese geishas to Bedouin women is described, noting henna on skin and kohl eyes among others. Local notices mention Misa Weaver of Nestle returns mid October, with sales and auction schedules in Frederick area.
A public sale at 263 DU avenue on Friday October 8 includes a porch set, yard furniture, library pieces, rugs, chairs, a mirror, and more. Frederick County Free Library Association schedules Library Day on Saturday October 9 with donations welcomed. Various local notices cover employment, art club meeting, a dance, fair boxes, and real estate ads for N Market Street Extended.
A jumble of market ads and notices details a modern brick home for sale at 271 W. HooSt with terms, and multiple listings from Frederick area firms. Bank statements for Walkersville Savings Bank and a public sale of nine building lots at 255 West 4th Street outline assets and debts as of September 1926.
A real estate notice promotes a College Park residence near Frederick with colonial design. It highlights a living room, dining room with French doors, kitchen with porcelain sink, three bedrooms, upscale bath fixtures, ventilated roof space, a sleeping porch, full basement with concrete floors, steam heating, double hardwood floors, bronze hardware, weather stripped windows, and electric fixtures. Realtors at Court Street handle the sale.
Modern six room brick homes with garages on Third Street and near Elm Street school. Several desirable model homes on N Market Street and Trail Avenue. Six room modern homes on W Fifth Street and E Fourth Street. Four building lots on Fairview Avenue and near Hood College. Farm listings include 135 acre daily farm on State Road $5090, 148 acre dairy farm with improvements on State Road. MATRIEUL IL NELSON Rentor 3 Court Et Frederick Md Ph 219-590-1.
Mr. Edgar A. Liday of Thurmont recovers from illness and is able to resume work. Mrs. Reverdy Cronenburg, treated at Frederick City Hospital for a serious fall, has been moved home on East Pourta Street.
Miss Jeah K. Rich of the American Institute of Baking in Chicago leads a free public demonstration on tasteful preparation of daily foods. The event at the East Church Street School Auditorium Friday afternoon at 2 45 invites rural club ladies civic club members college and high school students and all city and county women interested in nutrition.
A reader notes a roster of bank officers and staff including Joseph D. Baker as chairman, Homes D. Baker as president, Joan H. Baker as vice president, with William G. Zimmerman as cashier and Samuel G. Duvall as assistant cashier. Also listed are J Travers Thomas, Joseph D. Baker, Joseph H. Haller, Cyares H. Coney, M. D. Preven L Harcett, Joan S. Newson, James H. Gambrill Jr, Hoymes Baker, Daniel Baker Jr, and Elias B. Ramsburgh in various cashier and officer roles.
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