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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1929
Page
5
Fragmentary records show a public sale notice connected to a court listing. Names and precise details are unclear in the text but indicate a legal action regarding property disposition following court proceedings.
The page lists multiple obituaries and notices: Irene Frnnix dies at Springfield Hospital aged —, interment at Unionville cemetery. Warner B. Condon dies at 48 with survivor Ela Condon. Clara Snyder dies age 59 in Washington County Hospital with siblings Sadie Barger Madelia Edmondson and Madelia Hacker. services set at Prospect ME church and Pose Hill cemetery. other brief notices include separations, divorces, and people from Hagerstown and surrounding areas.
Mrs. Walter Shankle of Yellow Springs recovers from appendicitis at Frederick City Hospital and hopes to return home soon. Mrs. Charles Staley, also of Yellow Springs, moves to Frederick City Hospital with pneumonia and shows steady progress. The will of the late Mrs. Altha H Koogie of Middletown is probated, naming Sherman R. Koogle as husband heir, three children as residuary beneficiaries, and Mrs Maud Odessa Green as guardian until they reach 22. Dr. and Mrs. Woodward return home to Westminster after a week in Old Point Comfort convalescing from operations. Children in Troutville celebrate a birthday with a Tower hunt and refreshments at the Dayhoff home.
Prices listed for hogs and chickens show ranges from 360 to 180 pounds for hogs and 730 to 160 pounds for hogs, with 120 at 13 percent weights. Eggs priced per dozen and other old rates noted. unclear dates and units.
A collection of sale notices lists bananas at 70 cents per bunch for Friday and Saturday from Frederick Cash Market run by Earl F. Hargett at 87 South Market Street with delivery offered. Also advertised are a Gillette razor set, blades, and shaving cream, plus various goods and public sale items at 48 South Market Street and 319 West South Street with multiple vendors including John Null auction and Peoples Drug Stores offering footwear and household items.
Fragmentary obituary style notice dated April 25 2928 honors a deceased spouse. The text expresses sorrow and remembrance, noting one year since the loss and a personal dedication from his wife. The readable fragments imply a mourning notice with personal sentiments.
Local business scrawls offer hardware and sales across Westminster Middletown Waynesboro Emmitsburg Charlestown Winchester Taneytown Funks Town and more. Church bake sale planned at 51 East Patrick Street and several company meetings and farm real estate listings fill the page alongside jobs and dance nights.
BNOOK & MERCER advertise country and town properties in Frederick and surrounding areas. Listings include brick and frame dwellings with garages, rear rooms, and modern upgrades. several parcels of land ranging from 30 to 392 acres with improvements, timber, and water. Prices shown from 1200 to 5400, with possession terms and buyer services noted.
Real estate notices describe multiple properties in Park and Rosemont areas with frontage figures, street references, and pricing hints. Listings include retail and residential sites with terms like first class condition, ideal location, and low prices, mentioning Magnolia Fairview and Altamont avenues.
Clarence P. Parker rector of Bethesda's Episcopal church officiated a small ceremony for John A Hemp of Burkittsville and Miss Etta Crammoett of Brunswick. In Lewistown a 7 p.m. double wedding united Sophia A B Brice and William R Fultz with Leona M Brice and Raymond W Hewitt, the Brice sisters.
Fragmentary sale notice referencing Pam OO wcret on a highway and 530 114 acres. Mentions addresses 4 Market Street and 5 Strocer and individuals Washinger, Speer, and Jollipfr. Reads like an old real estate listing with unclear terms and prices.
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