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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1929
Page
5
A fragment describes a coat with a border embroidered in gold and silver dots. The design features a pale pine shade and a pink accent joining the border to the sleeve area near the elbow, suggesting a rich decorative scheme.
Obituaries announce the deaths of Mrs. J W Cramer aged 75 at home from heart disease. Also listed are George W Cecil 82 of Washington street. Perry G Burdette 80 of Mt Aly. Mary E Reed 23 at Care's Mill. all notes include survivor details, funeral directors, and scheduled services with interments at local cemeteries.
Funeral services were held Monday at the family home near New Market with Dr. W. E. Gisnails of the Episcopal church officiating. Interment followed on the farm. Honorary bearers included William Hogarth, Walter Zimmerman, Banks Basthotor, W. Willis, Lucien Falconer, Oscar Burrall, A. J. Zimmerman, C. T. Turnbull, and W. E. Falconer, the funeral director. Also notes a separate medical item about kangaroos’ tendons used in American surgery for stitching humscuis.
A brief price listing shows beef cattle calves hogs and miscellaneous livestock. Prices include calves 120 to 140 pounds at 13 to 16 cents per pound and hogs at 18 cents per pound for 160 to 180 pound animals. Other weights are noted with general ranges.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Von Tirpitz and German war forces and a camera scene, but the text is incoherent and provides no clear event, date, or actions to summarize. The readable bits reference Germany, ships, and a state of war, yet lack concrete details.
Amos A Remsberg 56 died Tuesday morning after suffering a heart attack while chopping wood near his home. He collapsed while talking to neighbor Martin Younkins. Survived by wife Catherine Kos and siblings Hiram Joseph C E Flock Lawrence Rudy Henry Kepler readers note funeral Saturday at 2 from home with Rev C Breman. Interment Lutheran cemetery.
Miss Fiorence Tressler of Butkers town is spending a few days with relatives at Rocky Ridge. Harvey Tressler and children Charles and Bernice of Littletown spent Sunday with her brother. Mr and Mrs Norman Harmon of Littlestown visited Mrs Harmon's brother K S G Tressler and family.
Two patients, Lewis H E Woodward and a second patient, recently underwent operations at Maryland University Hospital Baltimore. They are reportedly recovering at the Champlain Old Point Comfort Virginia. Mrs Woodward is the daughter of Mr W G Neidig of Fredenia Berleun Vandoerneu. Madrid reports an early settlement hint in the Tarna Anca dispute with Spain indicating officials suggest a peace document and messenger roles.
A sequence of wedding notices from Martinsburg West Virginia and surrounding areas lists marriages including Miss Mary Viry and groom from Gumbo Wright-Dixon and Helen Mar Guerie Dixon in Washington, and Dinkle Heffner in Harpers Ferry. Other couples include Vaughn and Sheehey with details of locations and officiants.
A collage of small listings including thrift store prices, antiques for sale, and shop contact details. Notices mention scrap metal buying, a Parent Teacher Association debate at Myersville School, and an assortment of real estate and auction notices in Frederick County.
A long listing of city and rural properties for sale across various streets and areas. Includes modern and farm dwellings, acreage from 30 to 80 acres, improvements, possession terms, and price notes. Highlights single frame residences, a Riverside area and a Rosa farm with improvements near Frederick, all offered by owners seeking rapid sales.
Moderningie dwelling on West Third Street with rear entrance and garage. multiple properties listed for sale including 307 and 209 West Patrick Street with large lots. several sites in College Park, Rosemont Addition, and other areas. features include storefronts, residential homes, barns, water access, and low prices. emphasis on purchase on easy terms and ideal locations.
Announcement states the sale of the Benjamin F. cimmermar farm known as the Markett Farm near Urbana to Dr. and Mrs Bernard McClellan and Mr. and Mrs W E Davis. The 192 acre property includes a stone mansion, a seven room frame tenant house and modern outbuildings. Possession given April 1, 1930. Sale by Grayson H. Mercer.
Mixed classified line items for sales and services include watch and clock repair by S L Tyler at 237 NW Market St with furniture and deer head mounts for sale, public sales by J R White at 416 North Bentz St, and various merchandise such as shoes, undergarments, fruit, canned goods, and an acre farm listing priced at 2000 dollars.
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