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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1929
Page
5
The funeral of Henry Rannete and relatives was held at ome place Wed at 3 o clock with services conducted by the church. Pallbearers included Ossor of Sr. soarers and Edgar E. Mender, with arrangements in charge of C. EL M. EL Church. Emer &
Rhoderick and Miss Thelma Barton wed at Calvary Methodist Episcopal parsonage with family present. Groom a Frederick High School 1927 graduate. bride a 1928 graduate living in Emminville Pa. They plan a trip to Washington and Philadelphia and will reside at 223 Oil avenue after return. Also Maurice Rhoderick and Grace Angieberger united at Westminster by Rev John Warmer. A marriage license was issued in Unionville to William Commish and Marjorie Emory with Rev Parvis officiating.
Mr and Mrs John D Adair observed their 60th wedding anniversary at Middletown with a family dinner hosted by their children. The event honored both couples with cake candles and gifts while guests from Bruns wick and surrounding areas attended including Rev John S iam and Rev William C Day among others.
Cumberland reports a former foreman James Josep exseck shot himself in a barnyard 14 miles north of the city after moving to a farm on March 1. The shotgun lay beside him. he had worked at the Baltimore and Ohio shops.
The piece sketches Joe, a boy selling papers near Pennsylvania Station who watches city life through a gray lens. It also follows Maggie who cleans Manhattan ballrooms at dawn, and Guido the street organist who charms pedestrians with old tunes amid a busy city backdrop.
A jumble of price lists, used goods, and notices shows market prices for shoes and clothing, rentals, and items from local businesses. Advertisements cover cars, furniture, tools, and a funeral acknowledgment, with several addresses and names appearing among the listings.
A jumble of local notices and ads including wallpaper and furniture items. The fragment mentions paperbanging walls, wallpaper samples, a Hall er address, and wreaths a sale of various used cars with contact names R. Wand V. Rippeon and a 1929 court notice. Also references to plants for sale and a Well Terrace house listing with phone numbers.
Washington reports from London describe a world oil “trust” forming to control petroleum supply and distribution. The piece analyzes rising international combinations in copper, electric bulbs, rubber, coffee, potash, and other raw materials, noting the US worries when it loses producer input. It cites half a billion in added costs to Americans from British rubber restrictions and mentions Standard Oil’s involvement in treaty-like arrangements.
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