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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1925
Page
5
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs. Sarah E. Moser of Myersville due to shock after illness, Samuel B. Haney of Rockville from heart disease, Mrs. Sallie E. Ensminger of Hagerstown after six months illness, Myrtle Diggs of Hopeland after appendicitis, and funeral details for each, including survivors, church affiliations, and burial sites. The items name family relations, residences, and issuing funeral arrangements.
Funeral services were held for Sallie May Marman at 10:30 AM from 111 East Patrick Street with Rev. Henri L. G. Kieffer officiating. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. pallbearers included Lewis Bayer and Harry Marman. Emma A. Nulls funeral was Monday at 2 PM from her sister’s home Magnolia Avenue with songs by Mrs. Dixon and Mrs. Zimmerman. interment at Mt. Olive cemetery. Charles Brast died suddenly and was to be buried Thursday at 2 PM at Mt. Olivet. C E. Cline was the funeral director. Plans for a Harmony Grove Halloween party were approved by the Harmony Grove Community Club with attendance by Miss Elizabeth Thompson and others. next meeting Friday at Mrs. Charles Stalex.
In a fragmentary local market item a cryptic exchange hints at a stalled vehicle and a shortage of alcohol, with humor implied by a pun about the chauffeur. The readable text is fragmentary and offers no clear event or figures.
The Frederick County Sunday School Association executive committee announces the Sunday school parade and rally will proceed Sunday afternoon November 8. Dr Homer Councilor of Washington will speak to all at the Opera House, with women and men attending together. If rain prevents the parade the meeting will still be held.
The October meeting of the Parents and Teachers Association in Union Bridge featured a program by the High School Societies and Glee Clubs with a send ing by Anna Barnes and solos by Naomi Stull and Harris Frock. A comic play The Light Went Out was performed by Lucilla Saunder Louise Lindsay Robert Reese Louise Dern and Lorraine Warner. Rev P T Williams gave an instructive talk at the Lutheran church. The K and P Lodge local decree team and orchestra conferred the first degree on a class of candidates with seventeen from Union Bridge, as Grand Lodge officers attended. The Missionary Society met at Miss Zeila Fuss Wednesday evening.
An old critique reflects on London’s allure rooted in its apparent lack of a fixed plan. It notes streets and squares evolving organically before modern planning and distinctive façades resisting orderly architectural rules amid changing urban customs.
Local residents share travels and visits as friends and relatives return home from trips to Niagara Falls Philadelphia and Collingswood. Notables include Miss Benson’s parents Professor Blurlee guiding tours at the Maryland State School and a wedding in Pittsburgh with Miss Dorothy Rowe.
Miss M Frances Sidwell of Westminster married James L Benson son of Mrs Sallie Benson in a 4 pm October 24 ceremony at M P church Westminster conducted by Rev J Lot Nichols. Bridesmaids wore orchid shades and a reception followed. The couple plan home in Baltimore after December 1.
A London magistrate comments on the DUMeMUs TaleT assaults describing the taser as un-English and linked to American makers. The piece notes criminals’ use of metal knuckle-liciters and various European weapons, including the Spanish folding knife and Italian and Spanish knife traditions.
A wit from The Passing Show riffs on heaven and truth as a boy questions Sunday school guidance. A suave detective questions a cashier thief, with the hotel proprietor describing the absconding man as six feet four inches tall and about £7000 short.
Card of Thanks for kindness after illness and death of Emma A. Null from brothers and sisters. Public sale listings include furniture, bedding, rugs, and other items with cash terms. multiple auctions note dates and locations on West Patrick Street and public sale notices plus various classified items and services.
A bank record lists assets and liabilities with bonds and stock figures. Nearby, Noah E. Cramer and James H. Cramer advertise multiple properties in Frederick area including modern homes, lots, farms, and business sites on streets such as 4th St Pike Washington St Market Street Elm Street and Merket and Patrick Streets with contact at 17 East Church St.
John W. Snook, Realtor and Insurance Agent at 25 Court St Frederick, advertises a wide array of properties for sale and rent. Listings include 8 to 14 room brick and frame houses, modern and partly modern, with rear alleys, water and electric lights, on N Market St West Third St Madison St Fairview Ave and other streets. Several large tracts are shown from 30 to 141 acres with bank barns, dairy readiness, fruit, and good soil, plus 2 store properties and chicken rots. Prices range from 2 500 to 6 300 dollars, with references to dairy potential and crop yields.
Potts and Griffin Real Estate at 27 Court Street Frederick Maryland markets various homes on West South Street West Fifth Street Washington Street Jefferson Street Motter Avenue Trail Avenue and Rosemont with features such as brick construction vapor heat electricity and large lots description emphasizes owned homes over rent and stresses long term value and comfort for families.
The itemized notices describe modern bungalows and brick dwellings with 4 to 6 rooms and rear entrances, 14 to 60 acre tracts, timberland, and pasture. Listings mention locations on Market Street, State Road, College Avenue, and near Walkersville and Mt. Airy with promises of immediate possession and substantial improvements. Grayson H Mercer Real Estate and Insurance of Court Street Frederick handles offerings.
A chaotic notice lists numerous for sale properties including steam heat garages for two cars brick homes on Madison Street Washington Street and East 4th Street. Prices range from 2 000 to 4 000 with possession at once. Electric lights rear entrances and parkway areas mentioned.
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