Withington Result Noted in Brief Item
A fragmented item mentions Withington and a score of zero and references R. Bape and Marylin in a terse brief. The readable text suggests a local sports or event note but lacks complete context or dates.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1920
Page
5
A fragmented item mentions Withington and a score of zero and references R. Bape and Marylin in a terse brief. The readable text suggests a local sports or event note but lacks complete context or dates.
Public notices list deeds transferring property among residents including A Lewis Bitely and family, Samuel Barrick, Rev John Bekenrode, George Howers, Solomon Rosenberg, and others. Marriage licenses are recorded for Eugene Willyoung and Rachael Hubner, Simon Summers and Margie Biddle, William Gruber and Georgie Poole, Arthur Strite and Pauline Young, and Thomas Matten with Annie Thomas.
Kershner of St Janes and Miss Loild Renner of Wik damsport wed at the Lutheran Parsonage with Rev. U S G Rupp officiating. A second ceremony unites Albert A Brashears and Miss Jdna S McCleland of near Mt Airy at the same church. Nearby licenses issued in Hagerstown for Amos W Rudy and Edna Hahen and Clyde W Stitely and Ruth Spaidroth of Thurmont.
Mrs. Ezra Engle aged 82 years 6 months 17 days died this morning at 4 o clock at her home 204 CMI avenue of general debility She was widow of Ezra Engle and survived by children George Lewis Elizabeth Engle Milton T Engle and sister Mrs Mary Stull Funeral services will be held Friday at 3 o clock from her residence with interment at Mt Olivet cemetery Tomas Ried funeral director
Funeral services were held for Mrs Ann SM Attip at her home near Charlesville with later burial at Zion Reformed Church Charléaville. Rev C A Shilke and Rev Robt Lee Bair officiated. pallbearers listed. Separately Zachariah Wind sor t funeral held at his South Market Street home with Rev WA Lytes. pallbearers named and burial at Mt Glivet cemetery. Also noted St John’s Church Mass for Thomas J McKew and P Rice funeral director. Sweden votes on alcohol ban with Prohibition report recommending reform and heightened controls.
A boy, Rex Beichley, died hours after being struck when darting from Etzler’s Grocery store into East Patrick Street. Roy Gosnell’s bus traveling to Baltimore hit him near the store, breaking the right headlight and causing suspected skull fracture and internal injuries. He was taken to City Hospital but died within hours.
The large pennant chase across the International American and National Leagues stays tight with leaders like the Orioles, Reds, and Giants contending while Dodgers, Dodgers, and White Sox stumble. A bus accident injures a passenger in Boonsboro. Adams Farm sold to P. E. Pope of Milwaukee with possession set for September 15. Vaccination measures urged in Rome for whooping cough among siblings.
The estate of the late James H. Boyd yielded 26462 dollars from the Rocky Ridge sale held at the Rocky Ridge Elevator Company warehouse. Howard B. Smith bid the largest price for the 194 acre farm with two roads and outbuildings, while John S. Long purchased the home farm at 58.50 per acre. Additional parcels included a 18 acre wool lot to Harry R. Boller at 0 per acre and a 10 acre mountain lot to Benjamin P. Ogle for 10 per acre. The trustees named Roby M. Stull, Benjamin P. Ogle, Ernest B. Ogle, and others. The Truth Seekers met at Miss Mildred Lewis’s home. false fire alarm reported from East Seventh Street.
Incomplete OCR fragment lists several surnames and initials including Orrionrs J. D. Baker, Thos. Haller, Gambrill Jr, H. L. Daker. No clear event, date, or action available.
The Mountaindale Union Sunday School plans a large 88th annual picnic in Wachter's prove Mountaindale along H and FL iwy Saturday September 4 1920. Prominent speakers include Hon P N Zicht man State Senator Frank Mish candidate for Congress Rev BE H Lamar Rev W C Royal and others. Yellow Springs band to provide music with games contests and amusements. Everyone welcome. No dance at Braddock tonight. Dances this week Friday and Saturday nights after this week every Tuesday and every Friday.
Fragmented OCR shows a mortgage sale offer for a Frederick County farm at $12,000 at 6 percent interest with semiannual payments. It also includes a Hanover meeting notice for a pretzel company initiation, a smoker and initiation event led by Brown Trickett Giles Lip secretary, and an address for McCain’s Peaches and Gittinger’s Grocery plus a prompt about Dollings Company investments.
John Drendrickson advertises a stock of wool serge school dresses for girls aged from 10 years to 14 years, priced around $6.60 with a 20 percent discount on children’s gingham, in a planary and black fashion line. The notice highlights durability, up-to-date styles and a wide range of sizes plus tapes for schoolboys and girls, urging orders within 18 days.
A long list of Grayson H Staley land offerings along with multiple parcels for sale. Properties range from 46 to 319 acres, featuring brick houses, bank barns, wood buildings, and other out structures. Locations include near Lewistown Middletown Petersville Utica Urbana Urbana Hansonville Shoakstown and along the H F trolley line State road and near markets. Prices and exact improvements vary across parcels.
Noah Cramer and Son announce a large real estate listing featuring city, suburban, and farm properties. The catalog highlights six modern East Third Street homes, several brick dwellings, and multiple farms with varying acreage and prices. Listings include properties on East Fourth Street West Third Street and Market Street, plus farms near Bethel Walkersville and Unionville with immediate possession options.
Historical real estate ad bulletin lists dozens of acres for sale near Frederick, Middletown, Myersville, New Windsor, and neighboring towns. Properties range from 20 to 500 acres, with improvements including houses, barns, timber, and water access, plus several sites on state highways and near railway lines.
A reader asks about a policy that pays one point zero zero dollars per year. Clarify terms, eligibility, payout structure, and any conditions or limits involved in monthly or annual disbursements. Provide guidance on how to compare to similar policies.
A fragmented real estate column lists numerous brick homes for sale with prices ranging from 3800 to 13000. Properties include nine to fourteen room variants, with features such as garages driveways large lots and multiple streets like W Third N Market Maalon St Patrick St and EB indicating a dense urban housing market listing multiple buyers and price points.
Multiple farm listings describe properties in Maryland near Frederick Comus Union Bridge and Linwood. Farms range from 104 to 286 acres with features including large brick homes, barns, running water, pastures, meadows, and productive land. Prices cited include 7700, 13000, and other figures. contact Jolliette Real Estate Agent for details.
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