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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1923

Page

5

Frederick County Fair Sees Record Turnout and Safe Traffic

The Frederick County Fair draws 17 717 attendees across grounds and auto gates as crowds fill the event. Officials report over $10 000 in gate receipts while praising state police and the Hagerstown Frederick Railway for faultless crowd control and transit. The sixty third annual fair closes with a Cotillion at the Francis Scott Key Hotel and visitors from Maryland and neighboring states hail the event as the biggest and best.

Hanneberger Frederick Cotillion Lab Francis Scott Key Yundock Maryland Baltimor Washington Hagerstown Cumberlan Westminster Lee Rauneberger Charles H. Conley Oliver Warehime Ignd Omler Hagerstown and Frederick Col. J. Austin Baughman Wm. Humm Park W. T. Loy Cal. Biggs Nace Edward Sharp First Regiment David Hagan

Marriages Share Thursday Morning at Lutheran Parsonage

A series of 1930s era wedding notices records several couples wed Thursday morning at the Lutheran parsonage by Rev. A G Rupp and Rev. A Grupp. Names include Saylor Hershberger, Warner Shaw, Smith Grossnickle, Smith Anders, Muller MacDonough, and Smith Myers with spouses from York York Springs Myersville and Mt. Airy. Also notes Malayan Dajuns belief about pointing at a rainbow.

Saylor—Hershberger William KE. Saylor Olivia M. Tlershberger Lutheran Parsonage G. Rupp Queenie Hershberger Roger T. Palmer York Mu'ler—MacDonough Fohin Telos Muller Clarksburg Rachel My McTonough Hyattstown Evangeli«1 Reformed Church Trev. Tienri LL G Kieffer D. D

Incendiary Blamed for $3000 Fire at Frederick Farm

Fire at the LeRoy Hoke farm on National pike west of Frederick caused by incendiary work damaged the second floor and contents. Mrs. Hoke detected smoke at noon. neighbors aided in removing furniture while three Frederick fire companies battled the blaze for two hours. Estimated loss up to $3000. no intruder found in the origin room. home recently remodeled and near the State road.

LeRoy Hoke National Pike Frederick Hoke

Landmark of Maine Coast Powder House Holds Long Mystery

The old Hallowell powder house sits on rocky heights above a Maine river town. Its brick walls, iron barred door, and cabalistic markings guard a two century mystery with origins unknown. Visitants recall Peter Clark's 1762 sheltering cart as part of local legend at Powder House hill. Lewiston Journal

Hallowell Massachusetts Powder House Kennebec Valley Rocky Ledge Powder House Hill Lewiston Journal

Huge kauri tree found in Waihou Hokianga New Zealand

A vast kauri in Waihou Hokianga is described as possibly the world’s largest with a 75 foot trunk, 22 foot diameter and 66 foot girth. Estimates claim over 195 000 superficial feet of tinder and a 2 000 year age, with a potential life of another thousand years if preserved. A Venezuelan railway note adds that Caracas to Valencia passage contains six tunnels in 55 miles.

Waihou Hokianga New Zealand Forestry Journal

Senator Wheeler Returns from Russia Urges Trade Recognition

Senator Burton K Wheeler of Sete Montana returns from a trip to Russia and urges an exchange of recognition with the Soviet government. Market notes show wheat, corn, eggs listed with prices.

Burton K Wheeler Sete Montana Russia

Magnate or not buys Cleveland Indians tale unfolds

Cleveland October 19. George B. Christian Jr. may buy the Cleveland Indians from Mrs. James C. Dunn of Chicago. others say he will not. The prospect links to former President Harding era baseball ties and Ban Johnson’s American League leadership.

NEA Service Leveland Ohio George B. Christian, Jr Cleveland Indians Harding Ban Johnson American League Christian James C. Dunn Chicago Marion, O

WEINBERG'S SALE AND CHARITABLE THANKS AT EMPIRE THEATER

Local mall style ad notes Saturday Night six oclock specials at Empire Theater with shoe prices for ladies misses children and leather goods. Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Leroy Hoke thanking helpers after a home fire. Also mentions cream puffs and eclairs at Schuclers Bakery and a Caraja coffee prompt.

Empire Theater Weinberg’s Schuclers Bakery

In Memoriam Haller Charlotte L Angavine Haller

In loving remembrance of Charlotte L Angavine Haller who died October 19 1919 four years ago. Family notes memory keeps her near and hearts long to see her face again. Poignant verses from mother father brothers sister and other relatives express enduring grief and faith.

Haller Charlotte L. Angavine Haller Charlotte Maude Katherine

Automobiles Race Entrants Announced At Frederick Fair Card

The Frederick Fair lists a full race program featuring Frank Ripple in a Bantz Special, Red Fetterman in a Fetterman Special, and Happy Jack Cotrell in a Frontenac. Events include a Maryland dash, light and heavy car races, record trials, and a $600 golf trophy race with two auto polo matches.

Frank Ripple Speed Fang Ripple Red Fetterman Uniontown Happy Jack Cotrell South Haines Benny Bunce London Eng Digbrow Bitlllarvey Chicago Bentz Youngastown Marmon Weimer Philadelphia Fetterman Pittsburgh Clark Indianapolis Frontenac Cottrell Norfolk Wisconsin Condon St. Paul Chevrolet Law Mid Western Motor Contest Association John P. Flanigan Cleveland Ohio Jupiter Playlus Frederick

Local Classifieds Offer Dentists Sales and Rides

A collage of notices includes a dentist offering moderate prices for fillings and cleanings, a sale of apples at 50 to 75 cents, taxi service between Frederick and Washington, junk and scrap paper buying, reserved seats for automobile races, and varied real estate listings. Also mentions a political candidate and multiple business ads.

Fair Grounds Fair Office North Market Street

Real Estate Listings in Frederick Maryland

For sale 2 acres with new room bungalow and modern home. Suburban 4 acres and 17 acres near Frederick with fruit trees and rasberries. 130 acre farm near Woodate and 135 acres with good buildings miles from Frederick. City properties include six to eight room brick and frame houses on McMurray Street Bovwich Market Street South Market Street East Seventh Street West Third Street and Elm Street. Lot 0x229 feet on Maple Fork. Several business sites also for sale. MARKWOOD D HARP real estate and insurance at Pythian Castle Building.

Pike Acres Fittia Pike and Rathon Frederick Frede Que Prigg Pike Naar Woodate McMurray East Seventh Street West Third Street Elm Street DN Avenue Maple Fork Markwood D Harp Pythian Castle Hoel College Dill Avgenua Ian Third Church Street East Church Street Fourth St State Road Fair Grounds

Frederick real estate and funeral services ad listing homes and prices

An advertisement outlines funeral pricing by Thomas Price and John N. Clary, then promotes numerous Frederick Maryland homes for sale. Properties include six room brick houses, lots with garages, acreages, and farm tracts with prices ranging from about 1800 to 4000, with frontage and street details. Markell H. Nelson’s real estate department at 28 W Patrick St is listed, along with insurance and mortgage services.

Thomas Price North Market Street Frederick, MD Markell H. Nelson W. Patrick St

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