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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1930
Page
5
A fragmented page shows farm picnic notices, car wash promotions, and local business ads. Items include the Sixth Annual Farmers' Picnic at Manor Woods Buckeyestown, a Lake View swimming notice, motorist services at Slater's Canning Factory, and real estate listings with P. Luther Rice.
Auction advertises 30 acre tract near Walkerstown with improvements including brick work potential. Interested buyers urged to contact local agent for details and viewing arrangements.
Death notices for John H Eldridge and Charles L Fulmer appear in the Hagerson area grief page. The listings name survivors, viewing details at 538 Gs Avenue, with services Thursday at 640 o'clock in the evening and tributes from family and friends.
The funeral for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Tok was held Thursday from the home of her daughter near Union Bridge. The service began at 1 o clock at Union Chapel near Liberty with Elder Ernest Gern and official pallbearers Samuel Six W. et Isaac W. Saylor James Lohn k& NcKinney and Ailen Fogle. Interment followed at adjoining cemetery. Powell Albaugh funeral directors. The obituary notes the passing of Witan May Ambrose daughter of Oscar L. Ambrose with services at Oak Birth and interment at nearby cemetery.
Eva Belle Wolfe became the bride of Charles Wolfe in a simple home ceremony at Middletown as the moon shone over the Baer residence. The ring service was conducted by John Adam of Christ Church Middletown with attendees present in coordinated powder blue and red accents.
Readers weigh dozens of proposed names for a Parkway course project. A two day meeting led by Rim this week narrowed options including The Putt Treadway and Rover in, with fans voting on a final name to be announced soon. Local officials report strong support for a creative title reflecting campus and park setting.
Report from Camp Ritchie describes local soldiers training under Major and Lt Grove with emphasis on discipline, endurance, and drill. Recruits stay in camp to gain cohesion as veterans prepare for ceremonies including Sunday parade and Veterans Day observances.
The funeral of Russell B. Coffman, Brunswick railroad employee fatally stricken while bathing in the pool at Braddock Reeshis Suntix, was held Wednesday afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal church. Interment followed at Park Heights cemetery. Survived by widow, a son, a daughter, two brothers E. F. and Homer Coffman, and five sisters including Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Evans.
A fragmentary item notes Ma Percy Burke and County Surveyor Emory C Crum sustaining injuries from an accident. Crum remains at home with his father in law. Other scattered names and details suggest a local gathering and various community references.
The article traces historical progress in diagnosing heart disease from auscultation with the ear to tube listening and electric amplification. It notes increasing recognition of heart disease as a leading death cause and the growth of specialists focusing on cardiology as demand rises.
A garbled OCR passage presents quotations about vanity and praise. It includes distorted phrases such as a man who does not love praise and a sermon against price, with unclear attributions and broken names. The fragmentary text yields no coherent narrative or identifiable event.
Community event in Lewistown features dinner and supper options, games, and amusements planned for Saturday and Monday at Mrs Miller's Grove. Attendees can enjoy moderate prices on meals and family activities in a festive setting.
A historic notice marks Xetousl Arthee Bern’s 138th birthday on August 7 in Frecerx county. The legal notice cites De Poshplace CAD AED Wor and Anpu 3 as associated entities in the aged celebrant’s commemoration.
The section mentions water falling and a dry spell affecting crops in this area. Names such as Mr. Alry, Davis, Lambricht, Mrs. Mami, Mrs. Nathan Cody, Mrs. Gary, Mrs. Estela Hobbs, and Marion Runkies are referenced as visitors or residents in nearby towns including Bat and Braddock Heights, with travel to Pennsylvania noted.
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