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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1929
Page
5
A terse death notice records the passing of individuals identified as Mes C Cockean and Ream F Ant, noting their ages and affiliations in a local community obituary column.
Lauretia W Lavoen aged 7 funeral from Church of God near Lot team at 2 pm Friday. Interment in St Pauls cemetery near Point of Rocks. Jacob F Creager, 80, of Altoona Pa, dies after pleuro pneumonia. Funeral at United Brethren church Thurmont. burial in Pinewood cemetery.
Funeral services were held for Richard K. Harper at Utica Union church and for Mrs. Sarah J. Nussbaum at her East Patrick street home, with Rev. J. A. Spangler and Rev. Jesse M. Burail presiding respectively. Clara J. Palm was buried at Purities cemetery after services at Quinn A M E church. pallbearers named for each service and floral tributes noted. Interment locations include Olivet and Purities cemeteries.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a queen or dignitary title linked to Hawaii and a named person or role. The readable parts are unclear, but the item reads like a society or pageantry note highlighting a winner or leader. No concrete event date or full names are discernible.
Court notices list multiple marriage licenses with names and ages from Frederick and Hagerstown areas, including B Brecks i and i, Dorser and Dorser, Rhoads and Thomas, and Johnson and Dorser. Property deeds show transfers in Frederick County among Sawyer, Fisher, Lease, Winkel, Snook, Welk, Mills, Diehl, Shrines, Holt, Diehl, and others with varied sums, including $1400 and $2670, reflecting real estate and conveyances across county and city lines.
Miss Nelfie I Price, a Metropolitan life insurance nurse, has been ill for several days and remains in the same condition. David Cramer of Walkersville, also quite sick at his home, showed signs of improvement after a severe week long bout of influenza.
Mr and Mrs Earl E Heck of Martinsburg West Virginia visited Mr and Mrs Charles Worthy at Winsworth Farm near the city on Sunday.
Local notices mention a community meeting at Lexistown and a winter display to see. References to the Baer family and children, plus auto mobility notes, are noted among local names and businesses. The fragment includes Gun P Ryland Gun Club and several odd captions.
Reads as a jumble of local notices and ads. Mentions Rosewood Auxiliary Frecerice Branch in Frederick territory, a Thursday April 203 event, and a 2pm second item. Also lists photography studio prices, a big state armory dance, a public sale at 38 South Market, and various goods for sale including seed potatoes and household items.
Miss Thomas becomes bride of Austin B. Rhoads in a popular local wedding. The couple, residents of the area, will reside in the city after a ceremony at the church, with family and friends in attendance.
Forum notes a private shop project titled CaM Tuckingham’s 15 4 with Marcaine mentioned in context. The fragment hints at an injection-related procedure or product but lacks clear details on persons, places, or outcomes.
Multiple properties listed for sale including brick dwellings with eight rooms modern baths and electric service on West German Street and Wall Avenue with asking prices 8007.00 and 8350. Some early possession opportunities noted. Farm property includes 30 acres with brick dwelling well improvements near Frederick and 37 acres near Fossession with farm facilities and outbuildings. Also mentions orchard fruit trees and parking spaces. several other farm and residence listings across surrounding districts.
An attractive corner lot in the Tesemont Addition near Wilson with 82 foot frontage. Located opposite frontages on a 30 foot street, the property is near State Road and Frederick. Potential buyers are invited to inspect and consider purchasing construction options.
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