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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1929
Page
7
A damaged note from New York reports the liner Leviathan suffering a policy dilemma after a wreck of sails and wires from the States Lines vessel. Executives confront the incident as the ship departs with twelve mired complications cited in early coverage.
George F. Rosensteel, assistant gardener at Mount St. Marys College, died in Gettysburg after being overwhelmed by smoke from a house fire early Tuesday. Neighbor Sho rb noticed the odor, forced a door, and aided Rosensteel before others extinguished the flames. He lived alone, survived by a Baltimore sister. funeral arrangements to be announced.
Fragmentary prices show varied market quotes for meats and birds. Entries include weights from 100 to 280 pounds and prices from 1 to 10 dollars, with references to chicker revers and various commodities. Data appears inconsistent and partially illegible.
Funeral services were conducted for Mrs Belinda widow of George Larny at home then at Pipe Creek church with Elders Engier in charge Interment in Mt Olmet cemetery funeral director M R Letchison and Son Also honored were infant Carlos Gosnell funeral held at the parents home with services led by Rev J S G Rupp Interment at Mt Olmet cemetery Rabbi Willner and Rev Dr G Elois Williams presiding
Local mentions include ht Monocacy Park and an orchestra event near Best Fountain Service in the city. Shoppers note top aisles and a banner for AS People’s Drug Stores as a community highlight.
Fragmentary obituary style note honoring Carwood family members with vague references to marriage, ages, and parental relations. Reads like a memorial snippet with unclear names and dates, preserving a few strong entities but lacking full context or clear events.
Rumors circulate that Miss Eppes Hawes daughter of Senator Herre B. Hawes of Missouri, is to wed Stephen J. Sanford a wealthy sportsman and polo player. Details unclear but engagement chatter grows in social circles.
Fragments of a death notice list Mrs. Twats D2 Zu ee and Henry G Wore, with ages and mentions of a cemetery, wife, daughter and grandchildren. Readable portions indicate a funeral service Friday morning at 20 o'clock at a location abbreviated as c. Daughersy.
A concise notice outlines a private step by Bectingham dated 1654 under Adat SM Sstat. Details emphasize the specific private action, its date, and the involved party, noting no additional public stakes or broader context.
Public sale items include farms buildings and river bottom land near Lander Md with B&O Railroad access, plus two improved parcels with structures and egress. Terms require $1000 and $5000 payments at set times, possession on sale day, auction conducted by Alton Bennett Edward J Smith and E Darner. Local ads list scrap junk buyers, photo services, and used car dealers with contact details.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a public notices mix with names and place hints. The readable bits include references to salaries and personnel removals plus scattered proper nouns such as James, Mulberry, and a few organization-like terms. No clear event or outcome is established.
Notices include an administratrix notification for Annie T. Baer administrator of Charles D. Baer late of Frederick County urging creditors to present claims by November 1, 1929 and debtors to settle. followed by an Order Nisi on Sales in the Frederick County Circuit Court, Equity, stating that on April 25 1929 a report of sales by Harris Mortgagee in the Gabriel L. Burgee and Carsye of Burgee case will be acted on April 25 1929 unless objections are shown, with sales amount listed as 4400 dollars and a copy of the order to be published subsequently.
The Frederick Brick Masons and Plasterers No 7 issue a statement denying that any contractor or subcontractor caused the strike on the new Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church arch at West Second and Bentz streets. Secretary Leonard J. Ereh and Treasurer Murray Shook sign the denial to quell rumors and impressions.
Notices from a 1920s Frederick Md paper mention Dr Maz Baer returning missionary from India speaking at the Evangelical Lutheran church on Wednesday April 11 at 7 30. All Missionary Society members in the city invited. Also a public sale of household goods April 20 at 1 p m by John L Dutrow auctioneer.
A fragmentary entry lists officers and roles including D. Bane as treasurer, Thess and Bats as clerks, View-President, Wirttas G Zine MbaMan as Cashier, G. Devane as assistant Cashier, and Travens Tos as cashier. Descriptions are incomplete and show scattered titles.
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