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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1929
Page
5
Real estate notice describes a 100 foot lot with a home and outbuildings. Mentions room layout, kitchen, living areas, and potential for upgrades. Provides contact for further information and viewing arrangements.
Mrs Reuben F Fink aged husband and children mourn loss at home in Paint of Rocks. Mary Margaret Colbert widow of Andrew Jackson Colbert of Paint of Rocks dies. funeral from late home Friday at 4 pm with interment in St Pauls cemetery near Point of Rocks. Rachel Diggs of Hopeland dies at 68, survived by four sons and two daughters. funeral Friday 2 pm at Hopeland, interment Hope Hill cemetery. Funeral director George W. Peisars noted.
The Carlisle area reports multiple nuptials including Saylor and Martin at Emmacud Reformed Parsonage near Westminster, with Rev. Ai Kresee officiating. Also Rev. Wiker ties the knot for Zelda L. Bailey in Carlisle, and Thomas Applebs wed Verma Kyper in Mount Union.
Market prices indicate modest gains for some values while others slide. Traders note volatility across sectors as prices range from $5 to $17 with several items near midpoints.
Lewis ER Woodward of Wessmann underwent an operation at Maryland University Hospital Baltimore and is reported to be recovering. Dr Woodward was operated on over a week ago and is improving. The patients occupy rooms across the hall, and Mrs Woodward is a daughter of Ann W C Neidiz of this city.
Mr and Mrs John Walt Mrs G L Lease and others attended a Sunday gathering with Jeannette Bradburn Margaret Lease and Charles Lease in Unionville A group including Mr Igel Warfield and Mrs Bester Nicodemus visited Central area families Mr and Mrs Edward Crum and children toured homes of Mrs and Mrs Joceph Hiser a Wes t inman cre Prepress Mem cressed by Jim a
Fragmentary OCR lists prices and entities including Tootics at 360 dollars and United Sigar Stores Co with 73 cents. Missing context prevents full event clarity. named firms appear among several distorted phrases.
Local notice announces the opening of a dance hall in Monoca on Saturday April 13 with music by Hagan's orchestra. Also advertised are sales at Kline's Auto Supply and Big Shoe Sale, with various consumer items and discounts throughout.
Public sale announced by the Administrator of the Estate of Alantilte & Netauter to be held April 19 1929 at L. F. Kefauver farm near Buddytown. Livestock furniture seed and a large assortment of items offered. Also college event and church notices with community sales and performances listed.
The article describes a 1979 Circuit Court for Frederick County Maryland partition suit involving Maude L Turnbull and Charles Leslie Turnbull as residents of Maryland. Plaintiffs seek to insert an order in a Frederick newspaper for four consecutive weeks and compel absent defendants to appear by a specified date to show cause why a decree should not be granted.
P Luther Rice precinct report notes partial details about maintenance work and upcoming actions in the city. The fragment references a local firm and public note but lacks complete dates or scope of duties.
Fragmented OCR describes Potts and Griffie related items with references to a stage and concrete elements. The readable phrases hint at a notice or advertisement mentioning Fare and banners, but details are unclear and disjointed. The source preserves a local newspaper card style with sparse readable fragments.
Noah E Cramer & Son Bow B CPA present a large selection of properties for sale in Thurmont and surrounding areas. Listings include modern dwellings in Weep Street Dill Avenue and Altamgut Avenue with water, electric, and garage access, as well as building sites at Cavers Park and on Four Street Pike. Prices range from modest to four thousand dollars plus.
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