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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1929
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a liner named Leviathan leaving with only twelve mules aboard and reference uneasy lines between a foreign port and the United States. Specific names, dates, or places are obscured in the damaged text, leaving the core image of a constrained sailing situation.
Gebriye F Rosensteel a 55 year old assistant gardener at Moune Sr college died in Gettysburg hospital from smoke inhalation after a fire damaged his home near to¢ cel tee early Tuesday. Neighbor Shorb awakened by odor of smoke forced a door and rescued Rosensteel before succumbing to flames. He received medical aid, then fire crews extinguished the blaze as clothing and furnishings burned. Rosensteel lived alone and is survived by a Baltimore sister. final arrangements to be announced.
Market prices list meat and poultry items from Frederick Cetus Products Inc showing grain fed beef ranges from 120 to 225 pounds with prices between 12 to 14 cents per pound, hog and young chicken offerings, and assorted farm stock values. Includes rough weights and grades with several typographical errors reflecting OCR. Includes several misread terms and unit marks.
Local shoppers are urged to visit Peoples Drug Stores for top fountain service in the city. The ad highlights quick service, clean facilities, and friendly staff, inviting residents to try fountain drinks and snacks at nearby locations.
Fragmentary obituary style line mentions Ms Yas Carwood and writer Gevgnis in a memorial fragment. The text lacks clear dates places or full names, leaving an incomplete tribute with scattered phrases about Father and Sle.
Rumors say Miss Eppes Hawes debutante daughter of Senator Hay B Hawes is to wed Stephen J Sanford wealthy polo player. The couple is seen together at social events and plans marriage in coming weeks.
Funeral services were held for Airs Belinda Ann Lambert at the family residence and Pipe Creek Church of the Brethren, with Elders Exgiar and Bister in charge. The procession included J Walter Gerry and several pallbearers. burial followed at adjoining cemetery. Also noted were services for Mrs Fredericka Gra Tham, conducted by Rabbi Willner and Rev Dr G Ellis Williams, with pallbearers listed, and interment at Mt. Olivet. Carlos Gosnell, infant son of Ralph and Lucy Gosnell, died at home aged 12 days. services led by Rev Dr, with interment at local cemetery per Jehisen and Son funeral directors.
Obituary notes the deaths of James K. Wolfe and his son James Wolfe Jr. in Hanover with brief family references. The text is fragmentary, but indicates mourning by the family and mentions a grandchild. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Public notice lists estate and personal property for sale including real estate in Frederick County and a selection of vehicles from The Staley Motor Co. The sale terms specify parcel by parcel bidding with separate and overall lots, with cash options and payment schedules, and mention of dates and seller names Alton V. Bennett and Edward J. Smith.
Notice from Orphans Court of Frederick County announces administration of ARLES D BATR estate. Creditors to file claims by November 10 1929. failure to do so excludes claims. Also an order nisi on sales in the Circuit Court for Frederick County notes a report of mortgage sale, with sale amount 24400 dollars, to be ratified unless exceptions shown. April 1929. Clerk ELT G. HAUGHT. True Copy.
Cir ZENS NATIONAL BANK advertisement lists names and officials then promotes home ownership. It touts single brick model homes with three rooms priced around 4200 and another full brick home near Trail Ave and McMurray, urging readers not to buy before seeing cheaper options in the north section. The tone mimics a bank page pushing loans and low prices to spur purchases.
The Potts Griffin company emphasizes its stable history, noting a century at the same site and continuing operation under the same business name despite changes over time. The piece frames continuity as a core value.
Frederick union officials Leonard B. Krehr secretary and Murray Shook treasurer issue a statement to discount rumors tying the strike on the Calvary M E church construction to a Frederick subcontractor. The Bricklayers Masons and Plasterers Union No 7 says the reports are untrue and not caused by any subcontractor.
Purely Personal item notes Miss Clara Ramsburg of this city spent the weekend with her sister Miss Alice Ramsburg who has been ill at the Philadelphia General Hospital in Philadelphia. Miss Alice Ramsburg is employed as a nurse at the hospital.
Dr. Masry Baer, one of our returned missionaries from India, will speak at the Evangelical Lutheran church on Wednesday April 13 at 7 30. All members of the Missionary Societies in the city are invited to attend this meeting.
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