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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1927
Page
5
A fashion note outlines fall college menswear trends with gray tones and subdued patterns. Worsted cheviots, single and double breasted coats, and high cut pockets shape the revised student wardrobe while belt and cuff styles shift toward cleaner lines and cuffs out.
Miss Nellie Hammond formerly of Frederick died Thursday morning at 7 34 in a Baltimore hospital. Survived by sisters Mrs Howard Young of this city and Miss Jane Hammond Shaddock Heights. Funeral from St James and St Phillips Church Baltimore Saturday morning. Interment in Baltimore.
The notice covers the funeral of Mary E. Rice at 39 East Fourth Street with burial at Mt. Olivet, pallbearers listed, and a probate note for Sarah Virginia Banearls estate in Rockville. It also reports on Edwin T. Dickerson as executor, a detailed share distribution among relatives, and the Marland Dental Association life membership for Dr. A V Huntzberry. A Downie Brothers circus event is also mentioned.
A planned Masnne species service has been postponed due to undisclosed reasons, with organizers rescheduling the event to a later date.
Dr George L Edmonds was elected president of the Rockville Chamber of Commerce at a meeting in the fire engine house Rockville succeeding Donald A DeLashmutt The new officers include W Ernest Offutt as vice president Harold C Smith and William F Prettyman as secretary and treasurer elected to reappointment An executive board was named including De Lashmutt Burdette Ward Nicholson Steinberg and Oxley Delegates to Montgomery County Civic Federation were Harold C Smith and George L Lamar The session was the first since summer recess and attended by about 50 representative business and professional men of Rockville and vicinity.
A special election looms to decide whether the county commissioners may issue bonds up to 4.6 million for school buildings at Talon Bridge Sykesville Westminster Manchester Winfield Talontown and New Windsor and up to 250 thousand for roads. public turnout is expected light though the issues are important.
In Cleveland a habeas corpus case over whether the newborn is the Smiths’ child concluded with the baby officially renamed Georgia Smith after initial confusion when the infant born August 22 at Fairview Park Hospital was first listed as George. The court ruled the child a daughter and ordered the correct name to be used.
A local society reports total receipts of about 24 209 dollars with expenditures not fully paid yet including improvements and expenses tied to debt and ongoing costs. The balance sheet notes indebtedness remains and mentions plans for future fundraising.
Miss Frances Effen Umstead daughter of Mr and Mrs John J Umstead Buck Lodge and Robert Thompson Dayhof of Dickerson were married in Hagerstown. The ceremony united two Maryland families in a simple formal wedding with local presence.
The Winter schedule for the H and F Railway goes into effect Sunday September 25 with few changes from summer. Extra mins to Braddock Heights are discontinued and detailed daily and Saturday times are listed for main line Middletown Frederick and connections to Thurmont Clagettsville Bethesda and Gaithersburg area meetings and agricultural shows announced.
Sealed proposals for Montevue i be opened Tuesday 1927 at 12 am at home bids will be opened awarded for the beginning October 1 Commissioners of Frederick County Ha WL Holter Pres Special Enades Shades 131 Ble Rinton Mat R150 Boy Autumn Millinery Fashion is expressing itself with treat versatility and charm this latest mades and mod ars in seite combinations WT Selection from our com sso Timen insures correctness in type excellence in quality and remarkably marred Abware swing are newest in millinery Edith G Settling e2 Street RK Millinery Parlor Cor Market and Third Street
Frederick notices list City Taxes for 1927 with September discount, plus agent contact for Mrs J C Kintz and A A Nicodemus Collector. Ads promote loans up to 300 dollars with state supervision, Gladiatuses and funeral sprays from local suppliers, and real estate services Potomac Edison Building 26 W Patrick St with Potts & Griffin Realtors.
Lions Club plans to attend the Fair of the Iron Horse at Halethorpe. Frederick and Hagerstown contingents expected to join. two buses likely chartered by Blue Ridge Transportation. Special invitations issued. seats reserved for locals.
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