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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1919
Page
5
Light polling marks the Frederick primary with little Democratic interest and a heated Republican factional fight. Weather hampers voters and candidates. returns may come early if Democratic ballots lead, or late if Republican ballots lead, with county contests dominating the scene.
Mrs Elizabeth Catherine Scholl Mickley died Sunday evening at 845 on East South Street of general debility aged 89. She leaves one daughter Sara Ruth Mickley. Funeral services will be from the late home at 1030 Wednesday morning. Burial in Mt Olivet Cemetery. C Carty is the funeral director.
Mrs Mary W Krantz funeral held upon the B and O 12.03 train arrival. Rev J Paul Wright conducted the grave services. Pallbearers were Sharretts Oland Charles Oland Harry Cullier Wilber Culler B F Doll and James H Smith. Interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Thomas P Rice funeral director.
Sugar shortages grip Frederick as stores report no granulated, brown, or powdered sugar available. Some grocers display no sugar signs while others offer only Four X or small brown boxes. Households face jam delays as crabapples and fall fruits go to waste without sugar for canning. A twilight hymn service will be held on Sunday evening at 7 o'clock on the City Hall lawn with music and speakers.
Potts and Griffin real estate and insurance agents report the sale of two North Market Street properties for W. C. Hamm. Buyer is Markell H Nelson of McKaig. Each house has seven rooms with modern conveniences. The lot fronts nearly 80 feet and measures over 600 feet in depth. Transfer planned for April next.
Miss Mildred Thomas has returned home to Harmony Grove after a stay at City Hospital for injuries from a recent automobile accident. Also includes an advertisement endorsing Chamberlain's Tablets by Mia Volta Bankson of Chillicothe Missouri praising relief from indigestion, backache, and general well being.
Attorney General Albert Ritchie Democratic candidate for Governor spoke at the Mount St Marys picnic Saturday and spent two busy days in Frederick city and surrounding towns. He met many voters, accepted luncheon at Mt St Marys College with Monsignor Bernard J Bradley and Bishop Corrigan, and was hosted by W J Grove and Thomas Rohrback. Republicans say his personal vote won t affect the State ticket, while Democrats hope local battles boost Ritchie. He returned to Frederick yesterday evening after dinner at Rose Hill Manor with Mr and Mrs Charles Winebrewer.
Maryland gears up for a reorganized National Guard with Company A likely to be part of the First Regiment and a brigade forming by October. State leaders report broad congressional support for Guard measures, led by Senator J. Walter Smith and Rep. Benson, Coady, Linthicum, Mudd, and Zihlman, while France and Rep. Andrews show some exceptions. Montgomery County forms a Cooperative Contesting Association to manage about twenty herds and 450 cows with J F Hargett as president. A Leaders' Bible Class camp-fire pow-wow is planned for September 16 at Joseph Martz’s woods with a hot dog supper and camp fires after a from-work gathering.
The Court of Appeals will hear Frederick county cases including Eatella Fairfax vs James Sappington for false arrest and Thomas and Company vs Martin Fertilizer Mixer Company from Baltimore. Other suits like Grayson Mercer v Harshman receive new trials before final disposition. A damages dispute in Arthur D. Willard v Aaron R. Anders was settled in open court. FP L Stoner represented the defendant.
A public sale is scheduled for Saturday September 13 at 2 P M to clear store goods and discontinued items. Items include an Automatic Refrigerator kitchen cabinet lawn mower iron bed Little Wonder soda fountain garden rake display racks show cases counters granite and tin ware dishes glassware hardware tools and assorted apparel and novelties. Terms are cash. Mrs D E Kefauver promotes millinery at Cor 3rd and Market Frederick Md.
The document lists J. D. Baker and Wm. Q. Baker among officers and directors with roles including vice president, cashier, and assistant cashier. Other names such as Wm. Q. Zimmerman, Samuel G. Duvall, Joseph McDivitt, and a roster of Bak ER family members and associates are noted as part of the bank’s governance and staff.
A showroom features felt and soft leather cushions that promise to transform a cot bed into a daytime sofa. The collection emphasizes comfort and style with a range of pillows and couch covers designed to attract admiration.
22 acres under cultivation west of Frederick with Inga well and producing well. 8 room house in excellent repair, fine outbuildings, 45 acres clear to markets. Loom house with modern conveniences. 36 acres near Myersville, half cleared, timber balance, well watered with fruit varieties. 6 room house in excellent condition, good stable and improvements. 170 acres, 20 in timber on State Road, excellent cropper with splendid improvements. 150 acres about 14 miles from Frederick near state road, yields well with fruit, wells, springs and good fencing. Two complete sets of buildings in perfect condition. One tet room house in desirable residential section, buff brick, quartered oak interior, parquetry and hardwood floors, hot water heat, electricity, gas, two baths, four toilets, ample closets, well ventilated collar 13, open grate rooms, jet depth nearly 200 feet.
Public sale announced for September 10 at 10 A M at 172 W Patrick St listing antiques and household goods led by an ant ique melodian and spinning wheel with cash terms. Also includes municipal tax notice for Frederick City 1919 taxes due with discounts for early payment. Plus sewing ad and a grand opening for Crum's Academy Orchestra with low admission fees.
Indigestion sufferers grow despondent but Chamberlains Tablets have helped hundreds regain appetite and full function. The ad claims the tablets strengthen the stomach and restore natural performance, urging readers to try them immediately.
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