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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1928
Page
5
Fragmented death notices list several individuals and relations, mentioning widows and sons. Key names and precise details are unreadable. the text appears to record deaths and family connections without coherent dates or places.
Funeral services were held for Beath wife Mith with burial at Rocky Hill Cemetery. William Doreus Mary Ducherer Maynard Stout and George Izier attended. the notice notes the ceremony and interment in a small obituary listing.
George and Charles ice of Brunswick were married at M. FE church in Hagerstown on a Saturday evening. Miss Sorge is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charlie George, long employed as foreman at the Prefec and Garrent factory in Martinsburg. Rice, an employee of the S kl railway at Brunswick, and Thiede Motler were also noted in the wedding notices.
Mercer G Rhodes of New York visits Alvin G Quinn in West Sed Street while others from Frederick and Hagerstown sail on the S S Fairfax to Boston. Harold Moser and daughter Gene visit his parents in Frederick as Christine Kreh departs for Camp Mor Dear Galisbury Md. Mrs Frank A Diller and grandson Tiffin Ohio visit Mrs Clara Web at 139 West Third Street. Mr and Mrs John Ritchie of Washington stay with Mr Ritchie’s family. D Charles Winebrewer resides on Court Street.
Court notices show deeds transferring parcels among named individuals and towns with sums listed. Marriage licenses are recorded for pairs from Marysville, Rockville, New C o mand, Dauphin, and Harrisburg areas. Juvenile case Wannie K Pue v Lawrence Keener noted. birthday dinner held for Mr Hilderbrand with many attendees.
Market prices list crate quantities with a dozen per crate noted. MS are received on Mondays and vary by supplier, indicating fresh arrivals and pricing shifts for wholesale buyers.
Fragmentary text mentions names like Ernest Bal and Mr Bal, with scattered references to Sunday activities and travel. No coherent event or clear dates, places, or organizations emerge from the readable portion.
Veterans gather at Camp Ritchie as 3 520 strong regimental unit undergoes training. Private Smith plans to return to the Regular Army while expressing pride in wartime service. A reunion with a veteran from No Man's Land recalls past battles. Colonel Markey plans a 24 hour training engagement amid a strong sense of purpose and camaraderie.
About five hundred people attended Braddock Heights Community Center's annual children's carnival on Wednesday. The event featured dance numbers by Miss Marion OConnor's class from Washington and a ballet by Miss Anne Mitchell. Children listed include Virginia Schmidt Ethel Geldheim Jack Meeker Lillian Hall Evelyn Huffer Mary Frances Croghan and others. The program included a play and a parade segment titled The Sig Parade with participation from Jack Croghan David Malone and Lance Len.
Fragmentary text shows unclear references to a event or notice. No definite names, dates, places, or actions can be determined from the readable portion.
A shadowy figure tied to a banking family, described as a baron, is found unconscious on a Washington doorstep. Police stepped in as officers patrolled a capital residence district and a local hospital confirms the man’s treatment.
King Alexander of Jugoslavia adopts Naditz and the younger Paul Raditch after their father Paul Raditch was shot and killed in the Jugoslav Parliament. The siblings are planned to receive care and a good start in life.
A garbled listing shows many relatives and family members associated with the Strine family. Names include Mr and Mrs and multiple children across Walkersville Frederick and surrounding areas. The text references Will Moser Luther Albert Lone Owings and a long chain of relatives in Maryland and Baltimore.
Reports describe Mount Vesuvius erupting with a mouth of fire venting on the western side near Naples causing alarm in surrounding countryside. Authorities note ash and smoke impact as residents seek safety.
A brief notice states the writer will be out of the office until Monday June 19 no other details given. The message references personal conflict and family matters affecting attendance.
Public notices advertise a bankruptcy sale at Sam Miller's with discounts on clothing and accessories. Other items include insurance rates, a photo studio promotion, a city broadside for a picnic event at Miller's Grove, and scrap metal buying near Chapel Alley. Listings mention Griffin street addresses and local business ads.
Notice announces public sale related to the Drores proceedings involving Marion G. Feaga. Affected respondents and contract terms reference unclear details but indicate legal action and a sale opposite Protesstal ace.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a poultry farm on acres near Frederick with a modern brick dwelling and adjacent outbuildings. Mentions a water system, additional structures, and a separate large dwelling miles from the city, possibly referencing Gear Prender or a similar name.
Notes from Emmitsburg report visits by Annen Jr to Geneva New York. Coolie Combs operated on at Walter Reed Hospital Washington DC. Walter Peppler of Baltimore visiting relatives. Boy Scouts camping Marsh Creek. Samuel Keilholtz family visiting Ohio. Thomas William Carson Jailer and son with parents. Fratley and Howard Slemmer with families. Misses Mee Rowe and Louie Hoke return from Johns Hopkins. Harry Topper and wife Wayneboro guests. Mrs Collie Combs and Mrs Kime in Washington DC. Greek Church favored in census 1921 Serbia. Artists discuss Indian art school.
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