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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1930
Page
5
Fragmentary obituary notices list several individuals with partial names and affiliations. The readable items mention deaths and potential family or community acknowledgments without clear dates or locations in the surviving text.
Funeral notices list Le Ang and R Mentor Beard with brief details. The fragment references a funeral service and mourners. The text is damaged but names appear as Beard and possibly Le Ang with minimal context.
Taneytown social notices list visits from Mrs. Mortis and daughters Polly and Bebe, Mr. and Mrs. Shoemaker, and many Baltimore and Littlestown residents. The August 2 feature notes road resurfacing bids, local movers, and a Sunday baseball game against Washington Grove at Dutrow Park. Local market prices and farm livestock quotes follow, reflecting rural commerce.
The report notes New York State planted 25 million trees, claiming a 192 percent increase in tree planting figures. Details on location, methods, and timeline are not provided in the fragment.
A brief note on a vintage cape revived for contemporary wear. The piece highlights fashion history and revival trends in a small community context, referencing local designers and shops.
The wedding of Miss Marguerite R. Winter of Clearspring and Mr. Fred W. Keyser of Hagerstown took place Friday afternoon. Rev. Charles D. Shaffer officiated with Rev. Felix E. Peck assisting. The bridal party included several family members and ushers, and attendance was noted by immediate families and a few guests. Norway controls 60 percent of the world's whaling industry.
A cluttered page combines campaign declarations for multiple candidates for Judge of the Orphans Court and County Commissioner, with Democratic and Republican slates, plus local business notices and real estate ads. Names include A Kemp Keefer, WM Howard, Artie R Kemp, William J Martin, Walter Be S ink, Harvey E Haxn, John Hershberger, Roscoe P Brown, Lewis F Lochner. Also there are property sales, rental mentions, and miscellaneous local services in Frederick Maryland.
Fragmentary municipal notice mentions a public action with unclear details and partial names. Reads like an official notice item with missing dates and full context.
Auction notices show a sale on August 12 for a stone and frame dwelling with 43 by 60 feet footprint, tenant house, sheds, and necessary outbuildings. Vendors include Ray, Bhasin, Stelter, Bartha, and others. listing dates and record references appear, with bidders and attorneys named.
A stream of personal items lists visitors and travelers to Middletown, with names such as Frances Wise, Miss Caroline Hummericx, and Mrs. Edgar C. Caste visiting relatives in Pennsylvania and Maryland. Other notes mention residents like Wallace of Baltimore and Frank H. Rudy visiting Middletown, trips to Atlantic City and Niagara Falls, and multiple family gatherings and sympathies.
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