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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1927
Page
3
Wedding announcements detail Perry and Myers unions with families from Washington Rockville Kensington and Barnesville. The McCulloch and Buxton couples are described with ceremony sites at parsonages and churches, receptions, travel to Lake Jonolaks, and post nuptial plans among relatives and police department members.
Roscoe Nuno reports Maryland weather week ending August 2 with three warm days followed by cooling, rainfall relieving drought in central and southern counties. Corn outlook improves, wheat harvest near done, oats and hay good, soybeans and cowpeas strong, potatoes fair to good, tomatoes later, tobacco variable. apple and peach crops generally short with good yields in some locales and virtually none in others.
Purely Personal items list people traveling visiting or returning home. Includes Mr and Mrs S Elmer Brown and Miss Anna Brown heading to Ocean City Maryland and Edgar Hash Wisner returning to Norristown from visiting Ohio. Other entries note Dr J H Apple Hood College birthday greetings and various visits to Washington and Adamstown.
De BL Schmid describes an ocean voyage to Ostend and Rotary International meeting in Belgium. King Albert welcomed at the convention as Rotary International reports 2641 member clubs with 130000+ members in 41 countries. Frederick Rotary plans model luncheon August 24 in Annapolis and a joint meeting with Brunswick Rotary. Guests included Albert Diges, Stanley Lisber, I Phillips, and Leslie N. Coblentz.
Forty hog cholera cases were noted in Maryland during July across 40 premises. Thirty-nine were new outbreaks. one was a spread. Most cases were backyard stock and farms with pork production. Worcester county led with 17 cases before discovery. Talbot, Somerset, and Washington followed.
The Garber Baking Company held its annual outing at Witter's meadow on Wednesday with about 100 employees and families. Prizes were awarded for games including horse races and pebble walking. a Bakers vs Salesmen baseball game ended with the Bakers 24 to 12. Jake Quinn umpired. A weiner roast and picnic-style dinner followed. the event was described as the largest and best yet for the company.
The item notes Miss Charlotte Simpley of 416 North Market Street is confined to her home with a badly infected foot. Mr and Mrs J C Sagerwein of Littlestown Pa are mentioned. Little Margars shows little improvement. E Walsh, seven, daughter of Police Chief and Mrs Marty J Walsh, is very ill with rheumatic fever at North Bentz Street.
The article recalls the first major intern Honal chosen tours in New York 1889 where Michael Tycht gern and Marti of Fleana shared top prizes after a tight finish. It notes a later United States masters tournament in Cambridge Spring 1904 won by Frank Marshall who earned about $1,008 without losing a game, totaling 15 wins.
New Market society column lists numerous residents and visitors. Names include Mrs. Horkins, Mesera McBride, Miss Reich, Mr. Falconer, Mr. Jackson, Mr. Stearn, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Annia Mary, and others. Traveling visitors and home moves noted with neighbors in Baymore Sav age Baltimore and Eastastic Cy contexts.
A group of young people from Taneytown and Trinity Lutheran Church will attend the Gettysburg Summer Assembly. Delegates include leaders from the church Sunday School and leadership training class with several Misses and Mr. Bricker among attendees. Mrs Garrett and son Robert depart for a four week vacation visiting Pen-Mar, Middlebury, and other points.
Sam's Creek dated August notes residents visiting relatives and friends. Mrs C I Lepper of Baltimore spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Wiliam Waddell. Kolh and Anna Heiner visited brother Roy Heiner in Pleasant Valley. Charles Moore Linwood and others joined George Gill in Riderwood. Mrs Talbot Alexander recovering from appendicitis at Maryland Hospital. Mrs George Miller visited H W Cantwell in Oak Orchard. Several locals including Talbot Alexander and Bessie Alexander visited Maryland General Hospital. George Miller and Carrie Heiner joined Benjamin Myers party near Uniontown. Oscar Heiner hosted Stinway Jr Raymond Kelter Eleanor Eiler Russell Morgan from Philadelphia and Newton Six Keymar.
The funeral for Sasa C Hoover who shot himself at a West Fifth Street boarding house will be held Friday from the home of his brother in law F E Grove in Waynesboro Pa with M R Etchison and Son funeral directors in charge. Garfield R Practor a colored man had services at his parents home in Doubs at 11 am Wednesday conducted by Rev H W Fields with pallbearers James M Thomas Daniel Labs Louis W Weeden and Robert Bowings. Interment followed in the colored cemetery near Point of Rocks.
A driver struck a pedestrian in an street incident near Leva when a child hurried into traffic for ice. The man, identified as M. J. Thestpeem, was taken to Thormont with head injuries. Mrs Thesp and others reported facial cuts and bruises. Doctors treated the injuries. the accident occurred Wednesday morning as a car in front of a store stopped briefly.
Local notices announce the Great All Day Braddock Picnic to be held Saturday August 13 at Mercer's Grove with speakers Rev. Exd man Rev. Maxwell and Rev. Dar, musical selections by Louise Mercer Vera Kiele and others, plus amusements for children and daylong Harmony Band music. Also details on Sunday school picnic of Church of the Brethren at Braddock Heights August 10 afternoon and loan opportunities offered by Frederick Small Loan Co.
The Rocky Mill Grace Lutheran hosts a picnic and festival on August 6 with Yellow Spring Cornet Band and Westminster Band providing music. Card party Thursday at Hotel Braddock for a bereaved gathering, prizes at each table, committee notes.
A Walkersville county property, known as the Murphy farm, will be sold at Walkersville Savings Bank on August 20 at 10 AM. It includes 417 acres with a brick and frame dwelling, outbuildings, a large stable, poultry house, and good water. Possession October 1 1927. price 3500 cash with remaining payments arranged day of sale. James F Haifleigh, auctioneer.
Governor Donahey asks United Mine Workers leader John L. Lewis and operator official Rios Miller to reconvene wage settlement talks following spring Miami outbreak. He also invites Indiana Governor Jackson and others to urge Lewis and Miller to resume discussions.
Tivol presents Marriage License with Almy Rubens in a story of a forceful father a sacrificing mother and an errant 400. An O Henry Cupid and the Clock adds light humor. Maryland screens The High Blodera a dramatic tale of adventure mystery and romance with an all star cast. Mack Sennett comedy shown beforehand.
Frederick city mourns the death of Michael A. McCaffrey longtime resident and former City Register and Collector of Taxes elected in 1910 who served six years. The Mayor and Aldermen express deep sympathy and honor his exemplary Christian life and precise records. Resolutions will be spread in minutes and a copy sent to his widow.
Listings identify Joatrn D. Bakes as chairman and Natmes D. Bake as president with Joux H. Bares Justin McDurs and Wiki G. Zimmer in executive roles. The damaged text also notes financial details about acres, timber balance, and farm productivity, describing the property as well watered and an excellent producer offered at a stated price.
An old classified page advertises multiple properties for sale including a grocery and confectionery, a farm with buildings, a modern home, and a water access site. Possession is at once, terms offered, and locations include Charleaville and Market Street areas with references to a furnace, rear entrance, and city utilities.
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