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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1926
Page
5
The Daily News lists marriages and licenses for individuals from Alberton to Frederick, with ages and locales, followed by detailed property transfers across multiple counties and cities including Brunswick, Shippensburg, Harrisburg, and Frederick. Several couples from Pennsylvania and Maryland are named, along with associated sums and tract references.
Mrs Frances Elkins McDaniel, widow of J Milton McDaniel and last survivor of the Elkins family of Frederick, died at her Baltimore home 702 Rognel Heights on Saturday at 6 PM. She was in the 13th year of her age and was laid to rest in Baltimore today at 2 PM.
Miss Elizabeth Lewis, after a year teaching in Singapore, returns to Frederick with her father Mr R Rush Lewis. Mr and Mrs Asten Miles and Ollie Miles of Dickerson hosted guests including Mrs John Reid and Miss Elizabeth Grunwell, and Mr and Mrs Charles Linthicum and Charles Thomas Jr. of Bord. Miss Mary Zimmerman, a student nurse at Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore, visits her parents near Walkerstville.
Miss Hester C. Zimmerman, ill at her brother Clinton M Zimmerman's home near Watkerstille, is improving nicely. Mrs GG Zellens has returned to Battimore after visiting Monrovia and Frederick, relatives and friends.
A Fred erick County Republican Women rally and luncheon will be held at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Saturday at 12 30 p.m. Speakers include Congressman Frederick NX Zihlman, Eva Chase, Mabel Walker Willebrandt, and Charles F Goodell. Tables reserved for county candidates and their wives. committee members Helena Stauffer Claggett Ramsburg Paul Ruonds and Bertha Trail.
Garber accepts as general chairman stressing Frederick City Hospital as a key community asset. He notes 32,000 patients treated since 1902 and outlines a $130,000 campaign to add a new operating room alter the hospital, expand the Nurses' Home and kitchen, and provide modern equipment.
A pretty wedding took place at St Joseph's Catholic Church Emmitsburg with Miss Helen Louise Guise and Frank Wivell uniting in marriage. The ceremony was followed by a family breakfast and a honeymoon to Niagara Falls. Also noted are the Castle and Saylor nuptials and an engagement announcement for Miss Madalyn Griffith to Richard J McCullough.
Local markets page notes an auction of the J Frank Leather farm at Court Winner scheduled for Saturday at 11 35 a m An advertisement references WOXL Jollliffe and mentions farm products Wheat and Corn with prices and a special program on the day The torn OCR shows multiple garbled lines but clearly signals an auction listing with farm name location and time.
A collage of local ads and notices: party supplies at MARY JANE SHOP on West Patrick Street, political appeal by CHARLES W. CRUM for Sheriff WL Alan C. Roderick, used furniture deals at Schwartz Brothers, a Masked Dance at Junior Hall with orchestra and entry prizes, a real estate exchange offer by THEODORE SH. ALEXANDER, a public sale of household goods at 85 East Fifth Street, Moose meeting address by William Trickett Giles, bulb arrival by ROBERT CREAGER, Street taxes for 1926 with discount, and Buckingham’s Act reference via Nestie Co.
A dense page carries political stump prose from Charles W. Smith the Democratic Sheriff candidate plus notices on election logistics a bridge detour in Frederick and assorted ads for autos flowers real estate and services. It includes DoM pledges from Smith and Republican rally notices with venue details and dates.
Foreclosure and real estate listings from Frederick County include a brick dwelling at 105 West Fourth Street in Frederick City offered publicly with a $500 deposit and terms of cash sale. Separate notices detail parcels in Braddock or Brunswick areas, listing multiple lots, outbuildings, and deed references, with the sale set for November 3 1926 in front of the Court House door Frederick City Maryland.
Markwood D Harp listing shows multiple properties for sale including eight room, six room, and seven room homes. Addresses on Elm Street Washington Street North Market Street Fourth Street Third Street and more feature modern brick, bungalow, and single family styles with prices ranging from 2,490 to 4,600 and a large double house at Fourth Street. Also notes a garage associated with a Ford dealership and last year’s car count. Estate and Insurance office at Pythian Castle Bulletin.
A flooded real estate list offers John W. Snook properties including acreages from 0 to 161 acres with houses, barns, fruit, and dairy setups near Woodaboro Cliftes Station and Freder ick. Includes 7 room brick, modern homes on Market Street and North Market, and multiple parcels priced around 3 000 to 5 000 dollars with recent improvements and spring water.
Joseph D. Baker chairs the board with Holmes D. Baker as vice president and Joan H. Baker as vice president. Joseph McDivit appears as a senior officer. William G. Zimmerman serves as cashier with Samuel G. Duvall as resident cashier and J Travers Thomas as assistant cashier.
Gilmore R. Flautt Real Estate offers many modern brick, cement block and brick dwellings with features such as steam heat electric lights garages and large lots across College Park Elm Street North Market Washington Street West Fifth East Firth Park Avenue West Fourth Trail Avenue West Patrick East Patrick and more in all sections of the city and county.
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