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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1930
Page
5
A terse death notice lists several local residents including Wood and Mn among the deceased. Memorials and funeral services are planned by area families, with community members expressing condolences to those affected.
Russell B Kaufman died from a heart attack at a poolside on a warm day after a dive. He collapsed and was assisted by Drs J Emer Bary and R V Hauver of Middletown, with funeral arrangements to be completed by C H Peeve and Son. He leaves Burke Kaufman who returned from a trip to Baltimore.
Washington aug 4 prohibition director Amos W Woodcock appeals for sympathy and support from the nation in the reorganized enforcement bureau program He asks citizens to refuse illicit liquor traffic and to back honest enforcement of the law urging the public to view it as a duty shared by all Americans
An apparent poisoning led to the death of 10 year old Arthur Lee Hodges. The boy reportedly came to his poten… years ago. He was transported to a hospital where the lad succumbed to the effects of liquor.
Market notes show grain prices and live stock figures with hogs listed at 200 to 220 pounds priced around 8 to 8.5. Other cattle and prices appear in the section with typical regional quotations.
The list names teachers assigned to Montgomery County Schools including Bethesda Montrose Quince Orchard and other locations. Several principals and staff such as Grace land Maxwell Pranch C. E. Rot Georra Hough and Thomas W. Pyle are mentioned along with numerous teachers like Ruth Sessions Margaret Hotel Dorothy R. Johnson Ruth Lee Zelda Carpenter and Catherine Dawson. The roster covers Bethesda and surrounding areas with multiple schools and assigns specific staff to lead.
Aug 1 notes show Master Jimmie A Byatissue visiting parents Mr and Mrs 3 B Smith. Mrs Edward Gibson of Washington visited her parents Mr and Mrs Wesley Frre. Miss Rush sh a student water on Mrs Milard Smith spent Thursday with Mrs J B South and family. The Weté Tacens sisters of Mrs Josephine Edwards are: Rev Walter Michsel and family of Washington Dr Reed Edwards and family Saltimore and Mr Walter Edwards and family New York. Rev and Mrs C H Shull visiting Ruta and Ai my and son are spending this week with friends in Pennsylvania.
Emmitsburg and surrounding towns feature a string of visitors and callers. Miss Wither spoon of Mercersburg is seen visiting Miss Loule and Miss Lily Hoke while Ohler calls on Georg ay in Windsor, Conn. Valerie Overman of Baltimore visits as does Miss Marty Wer. Taneytown ladies Betty Of and Jean Frater enjoy a spell with Cameron and daughter. Miss Pocdz Waserman calls on Miss Freda Stanbag. Mae Rowe, Miss Anna Cadoci, and Miss Frances Roye spend time in Care.
Fragmentary item listing Mrs J F Ay erck and children from Hommuras Central America visiting area. Mentions a chicken supper and trips around the Mass and Maine region. Incomplete text due to OCR errors.
Miss Margaret Watkins spent last week with Miss Edith Davis in Washington D C. Quite a number of children are attending the Daily Vacation Bible School at the Montgomery church. Ret and Mrs Greene of Maryland Line were recent guests of Mr and Mrs W E Baker.
Daily notes report the Firemen's val as a success despite extreme heat with attendees including S W Burdett Woodie who received a Ford sedan and Isadore Us a Airy who received a Holst Est. Several local visits are listed with relatives in Unison Bridge town Baltimore and Caras Park Baltmere among the readable entries.
A Walkersville section feature notes moving wheat shipments and wheat bag totals. It lists several residents and locals including the Lidickes and Atn I Preeers as beneficiaries of the recent grain trade, citing 62 wheat shipments and 732000 bags as part of the latest month’s aggregate.
Fragmentary public notice notes sale of Marmon Mota Sa business and change in management. Readable lines mention old customers and new management, with unclear details about location and dates.
A fragmentary notice lists August 6 and August 9 activities at Pine Mountain Park near Lipertytawn. It mentions a concert by the Yellow Springs Concert Band under Chas. C. T. Stull, a tournament from 10 am to midnight, meals, rides, and amusements. Also advertised are services from Erick Sons Co and John W. Grimes Auto Top and Body Work with local vendors.
A collage of local notices includes estate administration and sale of Forty Singer Sewing Machines in Frederick Maryland. John W. Grove announces candidacy for Frederick County Commissioner and a variety of local ads for chiropractic care flowers and drug store services.
A damaged OCR passage announces MPMI a candidate for State Treasurer subject to the Democratic primary in Frederick County. The text includes loan and property lines, banking names, and scattered personal names such as Grayson H Mercer and Grayson E Palmer with addresses and related financial terms, in a fragmented historic notice.
The notice lists individuals including Maus Hak and Leoc at 252 UMN with references to Metis Compher and family connections. It mentions Mrs J Margaret Ethel Gladis Wagner and Mrs Earl J Bots, along with addresses in Patrick Street and surrounding context.
A fragment reports Miss Atta Phiesger recovering at Clarence M Phieegir’s Braddock home after being taken ill last week. Nearby residents near the Rua and Bruns Ment area were noted in the rough OCR of the page.
Reports from Giornale d Italia describe a fresh earthquake tremor felt in Meifi and Rio Nero causing damage to city halls and fear in the trembling zones two weeks after a larger disaster. The article also notes a 1930 tax tally and a tragic theater fire in San Pasqu.
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