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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1929
Page
5
Longtime residents James Simons and others mourned as funeral services were held. Deaths include a Baltimore area resident and a local man aged 80, with family survivors listed. Services conducted by local pastors and conducted at nearby cemeteries.
Funeral services for Alta Mizirk and William F. Grove were held Friday afternoon at 3 30 and 2 00 from their homes on West Fifth Street and 453 East Patrick Street. Rev. Paul Delauter conducted for Mizirk and Rev. Paul Lelauter assisted for Grove. Pallbearers included Travers G Nikirk Earle Castle Lee Castle Albert Waldschmidt Josephine Eline. Interments followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Exchison and Son and Gline funeral directors served.
Mass Irma Pietsch of Thurmont was moved to Frederick City Hospital after an ankle injury and shows improvement with plans to return home. Marris Wertheimer and Edward J. Smith also improve after recent hospital treatment. Justice Clarence M. Murray has returned home following Frederick City Hospital care. Traak Walton League appoints M. K Reckord as general manager, a key post for conservationists and Red Cross officials. Reckord, Baltimore native and University of Marsland Law School graduate, previously served with the National War Front and the American Red Cross.
DoL Livestock and Products report lists prices for cattle and hogs with weight ranges. Prices cover 190 to 180 pounds and 230 to 150 pounds, reflecting market valuations across multiple categories in the era.
Fragmentary report notes four crew members of the Tad moored plane Wings of the Sovien aboard for a long sea voyage. It mentions cinema, Canada, and Atasea, with projections and acting plans announced by a distant official.
Mr and Mrs Edward Derr announce a son born at City Hospital on Friday. Grayson Lichier and Dillard House announce daughters born Tuesday and Thursday, both in Middletown. Several residents of Middletown Me and Frederick are hosting relatives, visiting Episcopal rector Rev Arthur C Carty and son, and others from Baltimore Washington and Dayton. A mix of travel, hospital, and social visits appears, with several names and addresses noted.
Mary F Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs James H Owne Owne aAut and James H Kline wed at West Seventh morning in Evangelical Lutheran Church with Rev Paul W Delauter officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Roy L Rhoderick. The couple, witnessed by close family, plan a Niagara Falls Canada motor trip then reside at 221 North Market Street. The bride, a 1926 Precer ex High School graduate, worked at G L Baking. groom, a 1921 Boy's High School graduate, is a Bug Store salesman.
Fragments of 1920s era local items appear. The notes include a hair treatment ad touting permanent waves with pricing and hours, a card of thanks from a family for kindness after illness and death, an insurance ad promising 100 percent coverage, a dance announcement, a farm for sale at $9 500 on 250 acres, a postponed union picnic, a public sale notice of household goods, auctioneer details, and various street addresses and local shop references from Frederick Maryland era.
fragmented OCR text mentions names Larry Spris and Seong Baur with unclear quoted phrases. reads like a brief note or legal or correspondence item. lacks clear event or outcome but preserves two named individuals.
Public notices detail a shoe shop sale with half sole and heel offers at Myers Shoe Repair on Market Street. A dissolution notice states Mae Krise Hammaker and Mayetta Hershberger end their partnership The Lafayette Tea Room will be run by Mae Krise Hammaker with all debts her responsibility. Various local names appear in the dissolution ceremony.
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