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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1929
Page
5
Funeral services honor Rev. O Heon L G pateais with tributes from George and ree Si Bercate, reflecting community mourning and remembrance.
A fragmented local notice mentions M K Tater as an assistant and Mrs Anime Reich in a purely personal context with garbled wording. The readable fragments suggest a social or personal matter involving these two individuals.
Brunswick police crack down on drunk and disorderly patrons with multiple arrests including Jake Everhart Johnny and Reno Simons as Captain Chew leads the campaign. A new concrete bridge over Catoctin creek near Jefferson opens, replacing a 60 year old wooden bridge. Also Samaritan Rebekah Lodge holds a well attended meeting with degree conferrals and a staged wedding. Piano recital by Miss Emily McCabe and students features Bach Beethoven Schumann Debussy and Chopin with praised technique.
A New York Ford sedan owned by William A. Merer crashed into the front of a music store on Potomac Street in Frederick County causing damage to the building and vehicle. The report lists price ranges for livestock and other goods, with scattered OCR ruins but indicates a local market snapshot amid the incident.
A string of weddings unfolds with Miss Catherine Berger marrying a Frank in Philadelphia. a reception follows at the bride’s home and a wedding trip planned through New York state. The Rhoderick and Pratey nuptials occur at Catoctin Furnace with many friends present and an anniversary dinner afterward. Curry Steadman marriage in Brunswick features Charles W Steadman and Harry G Curry, with attendees and church rites noted.
The Grayson Toms family reports their young daughter severely burned on arms and legs after a bottle of caustic liquid, intended for blistering horses, was spilled on her by a passerby. The incident occurred last Monday during play near their home west of Middletown.
The wedding of Miss Kemp to Mr Kemp was held with ushers guiding guests. The bride, a Maryland College Luthe class of 1924 graduate active socially in More Town, plans a New Orleans wedding trip after the ceremony. The groom, studying law, works with Travelers Insurance in Hartford and will reside in Hagerstown after May 1. Attendants included local families and Cumberland visitors. William Corun sold Brunswick grocery, moving his family to Crum property in Jefferson for the future home.
A bustling classified page advertises sale items including chickens and farm supplies from Staley Motor Co offering used cars and autos, plus Becks Quality Chicks with various breeds and pricing. It lists contact notices with phone numbers and mentions shipping and delivery guarantees for poultry stock and farm equipment.
Sealed proposals for the purchase of the 250000 par value serial coupon bonds of Frederick City will be received by the City Register until 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday May 15 1929. Bonds bear 4.3 percent interest semi annually from June 1 1929 and retire by 1950s series. Denominations are 7000 each with detailed maturity amounts listed. Bids open publicly in City Hall Frederick Maryland.
Classifieds showcase numerous Homes for sale in Raest north, Trail Ave, McMurray Br, N Market St, Motter Ave with prices from 2,200 to 7,000. Farm bargains include 100 acres on Folly Road, 174 acres near State Road, and several 20 acre to 33 acre tracts with varying coordinates. Luther Rice offers contact at 79 East Third St, Frederick, via phone 1484.
Snook and Mercer list multiple dwellings on Third Street and Market Street with brick and frame structures. Properties include 20-year modern brick dwelling, a two-story brick dwelling, and a 9.7 acre site with outbuildings, trees, and spring cropping. prices range up to 9,500. Possession is negotiable.
Noah E. Cramer and Son advertise various properties for sale including Buck dwelling with eight rooms and bath, hot water, gas, and references to bank rooms. Modern Crick dwelling on Church Street with early possession, four-room residence on Tratt Avenue, and other modern dwellings priced for sale.
A jumble of notices and classifieds from the News-Post includes closing hours for the Frederick County Dental Society, a five dollar reward for tulip broom theft at Baker Park, and various local business ads. Also listed are bricklaying services, antique buyers, and a call for debts owed to dental society members with a June deadline, plus miscellaneous contact lines and sale offers.
Real estate and miscellaneous items dominate the fragmentary listing. The notice references prices under 4.47, requests for buyers and sellers, and offers old Utica newspapers for sale. Names such as Patrick Mred and M. Clary appear among the scattered lines.
An assortment of houses, building lots, and farms are advertised in Frederick with varied locations such as East Third Street, West Patrick Street, Dit Avenue, and Magnolia Avenue. Properties include modern homes, large lots, rear entrances, building sites near parks, and a 24 acre farm near Metrovia, all priced attractively or with flexible terms.
Classified notice for W ON JOLLIFFE offering a 139 acre Mary farm for sale. Details are garbled but indicate land sale terms, soil and frontage references, and a price around 8308 with administrative stamps. Readers advised to seek full legible record.
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