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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1930
Page
5
Fragmentary obituary and public notices, including mentions of deaths and local affairs, provide sparse readable details and indicate a newspaper clipping with limited survivors. Names and places are unclear, with missing dates and contexts.
Funeral services were held for Ass. Margaret E Lambert at Utica church with interment in the adjoining cemetery. Pallbearers included Harry Albaugh Clarence Stottlemyer Jano Wachter and others. Also noted were services for Sherman R Koogle in Boons Boons parish with interment in Luther cemetery. Emma Null dies. multiple relatives listed. July deaths exceed births in Carroll County with 67 deaths and 45 births. a chest clinic is planned for August 20 at the Times- Westautsier.
Alva Hiitridie of Uniontown is improving at Frederick City Hospital after a car forced off the road and overturned in a ditch near Clear Ridge. The other vehicle fled the scene.
A brief market snippet lists varied prices with entries like 3 40 22s and 2 to 22, pointing to fluctuating rates. The legible portion mentions Rate DOS 8 1201 perenne and a Tec 32 figure, suggesting an OCR garble of commodity or bond quotes without clear identifiers.
Troops at Camp Ritchie showcase awards as Major General Sten Scates and commander Frederick Rete distribute medals and bars to numerous service members. A later baseball game sees the 1st Infantry defeat 1105 Field Artillery of Pikeau ANG with solid pitching and coaching.
Hyatts Town Sunday School held its annual outing Thursday at Rock Creek Park with dinner and supper served. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Barnes, Rev. and Mrs. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Currowcum, Mrs. Preath, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Linthium, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Burdette, Mr. and Mrs. Travia Carlisle, and numerous other local families and members.
A mix of property sales, rental and service ads appears, offering 6 room brick houses with outbuildings, a Frederic town area estate near a state road, and 13 acres. Financing options up to 2000 with terms. peach season notes. beauty and chiropractic services. health notices deny Lake View condemnation and confirm bathing beach status. Local lenders advertise quick cash and junk removal buys while several professionals market appointments and treatments.
A municipal notice from the City of Frederick announces actions by the mayor and aldermen. It lists several city officials including the vice president and assistant chair and notes a required communication for further information or instructions.
Readable lines report Mrs Prink H Hecks and a companion returning from a stay or visit. The fragment references a person named Hig RSS and a sage appease moment, with likely social notes or greetings.
The board of education in Castell County appoints a new superintendent and authorizes the sale of Oak Grove school to the highest bidder. It allows exchange of the Maxwell car for a new Ford and considers pupil transportation requests, granting free rides only for those within a bus route.
Baron Friedrich Karl Von Warthausen, 31, was severely injured in a collision between a car and a milk wagon in New York. He remained unconscious for hours with concussions and possible internal injuries but doctors believed he would recover. It is his second car crash in the United States within months following a taxi accident in El Paso last year.
The fragmentary text mentions a birthday context with unclear details about a person named Fant Gay and numbers 2nd and 7 OS. It also includes phrases about a birthday cake and an event described as large and awkward. No clear individuals, organizations, or dates are established.
Public sale notices list real estate and goods with terms cash and contact details for Abraham Brill and associates. A Ford property sale at 1 Madison Street. a six room brick dwelling described. a car wash business change through Ideal Garage Co. and references to Rice Real Estate. A notice from The Independent Hose Co. about fire contingencies and resident notices. County commissioner candidacy announced by Mrs John H. Staley & Son under Democratic primary.
The readable lines mention John W. Grove of Frederick District No 2 and Claude C. Trout in vague fragments. References to painting announcements, a Nash like “Fountain Service In The Cry,” and unnamed individuals suggest a damaged notice or memo with no clear event or date.
The ordinance restricts use of public water for non essential purposes such as fountains street washing and vehicle cleaning. Violations carry fines from 3 to an unspecified amount with potential penalties including imprisonment up to three months for non payment.
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