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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1929
Page
5
A mother loses nearly all possessions in a blaze that scorched bedding mats chairs and dining set while a man named Thomas H. Hatter faced related financial distress with losses reported between seventy five and one hundred thousand dollars.
The funeral of Nancy Green colored was conducted Sunday afternoon from 236 East Seventh Street at 2 o'clock. Services were at First Baptist with Rev. J. W. Towns and Rev. J. Dotsen officiating. Many honors and moral tributes were offered by a large attendance. Pallbearers included Howard Larkins, Ve Nickens, James Nickens, A T Hammond and Ben jon. Interment followed at Fak mas FP Rice.
Barbara Hull is recovering after an operation at Frederick City Hospital. City Attorney Edward J. South, previously under treatment there, has returned home much improved. Master William Wertenbaker, son of Mr and Mrs William O Wertenbaker, of Third Street, has come home from Frederick City Hospital after tonsil and adenoids removal and is recovering nicely.
A birthday social honoring Mr. Ropp took place Friday evening at the home near Shookstown. Guests shared music and games with refreshments, centered by a birthday cake of 25 candies. Attendees included the McKenzies, the Ropps, the Morningstars, Reeder and Morningstar families, and many local residents. Concluding tariff work in Washington was noted, with Republicans in the Senate Finance Committee revising the House tariff bill.
US Navy unveils converged air and sea warfare methods with coordinated aircraft and submarine assets. A spotting plane is hoisted aboard a fast cruiser while a smaller fighter supports a large bomber in a strike readiness scenario near the fleet.
NEA Service notes Marines and submarines join forces in a new naval concept. Submarines boost speed and endurance while aircraft provide scouting, bombing, and protection. The combined fleet operates largely unseen, promising a formidable edge at sea.
Market prices for grain and produce are reported with fatal extrapolations. Livestock figures show differences between previous and current values. The note mentions Saine Bo but lacks full context or details.
Local ad noting Buckingham's 1074 address offers haircuts and styling for warm weather, with Nestie skilled apen promising comfort and wave tests. Prices start at $10.00 and appointments offered. additional notices advertise Chesapeake Seafood Market and Peoples Drug Stores with sanitary fish market and poultry offerings.
In memoriam for Sut Iotine, recalling a date a year past and a name from the record. The note honors a life remembered, with solemn lines and a faded reference to the world left behind.
An OCR damaged ad lists hardware post box 1070 and shoe repairing offers. It advertises men and ladies rubber heels and totes, plus sewing options. Names SAM MULLEN and Dr. Chase Goodell appear among scattered text.
Public notice for a gathering on Wednesday August 14 at Mt Tahor Park Rocky Ridge invites all members. Details are unclear due to missing letters but mentions Bruns dunches Wee 5 a Bardock and dancing with Mrs Ashley Dolls ill be we get barter.
The document reports a 1829 court sale notice with sales totaling 52 000 and lists numerous used cars including a Dodge coupe Chevrolet coupe Essex sedan Durant touring Essex coach Chevrolet sedan Hudson Model T Ford trucks and more. It also mentions a Frederick motor company used cars and a water consumers notice about lawn watering violations due to drought.
Mary Gibbons daughter of Mr and Mrs Gibbons of 239 Center Street and Grayson Nikirk son of Mr and Mrs Nikirk of Walkersville were married at 10 o clock this morning by Rev Kaimera W Walck. The bride a Frederick High School graduate and the groom employed by Ebrenner and Cramer will reside at 239 Center Street after a trip to Niagara Falls and Canada.
A historical bank record notes surplus figures and lists board members and officers including DAREN, Peegatint, JOSEPH BYNR, DEAN, and JOAN S. NEWMAN among others, reflecting an organizational snapshot with names and titles rather than a narrative event.
A fragmentary piece arguing that a moderate policy can embody elegance and truth, promising assistance to prove the state’s claims in a satisfactory manner. The text presents a ceremonial tone with emphasis on propriety and dependable service in upholding principles.
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