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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1929
Page
4
Obituary fragment notes deaths including Matthew Yeager and Mathew Wexper. Text is garbled with missing details about ages, dates, and locations. Unable to determine full names, places, or funeral arrangements from the readable portion.
Funeral services for Clare F. Oland, 2208 Pupee Street, were held at its home and nearby church in Destraerson. Surviving relatives include a son and other family members.
Home-Pleasant notices Lester E. Harme and Clarabort of Hagerstown were married in the Lutheran parsonage at 8 30 PM by Rev Paul W DeLaus e Brien Hanshenw J J O'Brien and Allene V Hanshew both of Martinsburg West Virginia were married by Dr Henri L G Kiefer on Saturday August 3 at noon.
Multiple households report visits and travels across Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania. Names include Mrs John H Albaugt and son I Win Baltimore visitors Mrs Charles W Martz in South Market Street, Haller James Washington residents, Miss Lashmote, Emily Scott Elkton, Hazel Holter near Frederick, Edna Kefauver Ruth Cramer, Katherine and Mildred Fry Jefferson Dallas Fox Dorothy McCroglin Baltimore, Pat Beard family announcing birth of a daughter Thurstmy at Frederick City Hospital. Maj Matthew C Fenton Jr returns from Tobyhanna and joins family. Liewelyn W Lord and Edward B Sterman Baltimore guests. Ruby Ryman Manassas with Hodgsons. William J Grove with Antoinette Dorothy Brosius Lime Kiln heads to Ocean City for 10 days.
A fragmented clipping humorously interweaves religious text with odd quotes about uneducated women and Goethe, then pivots to a peculiar tip about vaseline preventing rust on a new umbrella frame. The tone resembles a garbled church bulletin or ephemeral newspaper note.
Market prices list shows small gains as Predesick costs ease. Producers report slight upticks in key commodities and note steadier demand across regional outlets.
In a Gotham bank failure era brief, Willard Walck and his bride plan a Sunday wedding at Series Antre 4. The groom, a State Department associate with Phi Beta Theta, studied in Pensylvania and 1928 world tour participant. Guests included Mrs. William Bletcher and Dr. C. R. Jackson. After the ceremony they depart for a wedding trip to Cape May New Jersey, residing at 3861 Parsons Boulevard, Flushing Long Island.
Sunday worship at Evangelical Lutheran Church featured regular services and an evening gathering at Baker Park. Attendance averages for June and July are noted, with a few remarks by Rev Paul DeLauter on a new conversion. Nisa Mayetta Hershberger sang a solo and various hymns were performed. United Brethren and St Luke's Feagaville report open air meetings and a Bible class program, with Rev Doty from Butler delivering scripture and an address by Dr Holden Fetor. The day closed with benediction and plans for next Sunday’s Bible class gathering.
A report confirms the death of Deputy and Sheriff Cistle L Hauver in a fatal incident. Details remain sparse as investigators gather statements, secure the scene, and review authority protocols. Community vigil plans and official statements are anticipated from local law enforcement and county authorities.
Miss Floz near Tra Smith home and pat Weldon attended by Mr and Mrs Sterling Poole and others. Walter Engel moved from Maryland General Hospital to daughter’s home. Mrs George Miller entertained guests Littlestown Pleasant Valley and New Windsor. Earl Warner hosting guests with Mrs Russe Lee and daughter Catherine and Mack Barres visiting Marston.
Pleasant Grove hosts a local festival at Braddock and Foy featuring chicken dishes and a community picnic. Taon Lisertylozn and Reenie Reenie attend, inviting nearby residents to join the August event sessions.
Public notices and local ads list Sanitary Wish Market at 661 S Market St selling seafood and poultry, plus a trio of small items: Third Concert by Baker Park Orchestra at Kemp's Haircutting Parlor offers children’s services, a sale ad for MARMON MOTOR SALES Buick sedan tires, a Woodsboro household goods sale on Saturday Aug 30, and a list of local services including Sam Miller's Shoe Repairing. Also mentions Trance Russell Long's Woods festival on Lexistown grounds with proceeds for Faithful Workers Class M. P. Church Utlea Picnic Aug 17 at Mider's Grove near Lewistown, and a postponed Walkershitt Union event. Street and business names appear with dates and times.
Fragmented OCR notice page notes public notices, court items, sales, and ads. Items mention a finance office, water consumer notices, arrestees, farm closing out, chiropractic services, music concert, scrap and metal buy, and local shop details with names and addresses.
Frederick officials announce a public hearing on proposed zoning rules establishing use, height, area districts and penalties. Copies of the ordinance and maps are available at City Hall and the City Register during normal business hours for review.
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