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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1930
Page
5
Obituaries list several local residents including Roger J. Moers and Mrs Carmie N Fickinger. Funeral details indicate a service at Sil with additional names and kin referenced in the fragmented notice.
The infant William Fulmer funeral was held from the parents home near Byd Presented. Pallbearers included Horace Thomas George Drone burg William Fouche Bruce Oland. Interment followed at Mt Olive cemetery. Thomas PB Rice funeral director.
A string of social notices lists Mrs Phil Ro and Mrs Willis of Jefferson City Tenn, visiting Ida Buxton, Mrs John W Snook and EC Valentinn in the city at Atlantic City and other trips. It mentions Miss E Summerfield and May L Mercer sailing from Baltimore to Jacksonville, and Prof Louis A Rice and son Joseph visiting Cranford NJ. Additional items include visits to New York City and Brooklyn and several families spending time with Emory G Nast at Rock Hill Lodge Frederick.
Thelma Ruth Wallace seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W Wallace of Fastie street is in Frederick City care with her home and guardianship at stake the article notes her illness and a custody proceeding involving her parents in the city.
Fragmentary note reflects a moral line that no person should be alone without compassion. It contrasts wealth with generosity, emphasizing that possessions aren’t satisfying without kindness to others. The text reads as a personal meditation rather than a full article.
A brief market update notes sharp declines in stock prices and a mixed outlook. Investors show cautious trading as prices fall across several sectors, while some blue chips defend earlier gains amid thin volume.
Union Bridge residents report travels to Baltimore and Niagara Falls while Miss Bernice Keefer returns home from training at Frederick hospital. Fire company responds to wheat field blazes on Scott Clemson and Norman Graham farms. Bar Scouts gain permission to use Union Bridge buildings. several local visits and illnesses noted across families and neighbors.
Mrs C C Archer and children attended an afternoon service at Liberty ALP Church led by Rev William Schnmiser. He delivered an address titled Dong What You Have To Do and urged practical steps for members' conduct.
Fragments show social visits across towns including Hopkins University people, residents in Emmitsburg Frederick and Liberty Town. Mrs Buss and Mr Warner Welsh families returned home after weeks away visiting relatives in Waynesburg Chambersburg Willemsport and others. A sick list includes Mrs Cramer and Catherine Boland and Ane Sappington.
The report covers a Westminster Chamber social at Pen Mar with officers listed and a chicken dinner, plus a condition update on Denton S. Gehler after a stroke. It notes Union Grove Sunday meeting in Flickinger's Grove with church leaders, performances, and sermon topics, ending with a rain themed talk and evening service.
In Memoriam notes honor Merin’s elf who guided sisters and kin to safety in uncertain times. The tribute recalls steadfast leadership and communal strength, highlighting shared memory, resilience, and gratitude within the community.
Property transactions recorded including David Fi and wife to Irving AY and Moran and wife in the county for $510. Samuel J. Newcomer and spouse tied to Watuuel J. Benen in the county. Nicodemus and wife to Clinton C. Nicodemus and wife. Shirley G. Huller and husband to Lewis William Hefner and wife in the county for $10.
In a fragmented OCR item readers note scattered local mentions including names Firasamt Gretinwal Par sed Icke AL Re te and ambiguous associations. The readable text offers few concrete events or dates, leaving only hints of community ties and possible individuals.
Public sale ads for painting and real estate offer six acre parcels near Frederick and a six room brick dwelling with a July auction date. An influential note from C Mewton Thomas seeks support as a judge in the Frederick County Orphans Court. Also listed are Rent-a-Car rates, a painting contractor, and beauty services.
A city ordinance requires residents to limit water use to essential needs only. Prohibited are washing pavements and vehicles, watering gardens, and fountain maintenance. fines range from 500 to 1000 dollars with daily penalties for nonpayment. The notice and penalties aim to preserve the public health and water system.
P. Luther Rice of a freight company advertises services in a tobacco and coca business. The Maryland Industrial Finance Co at 26 W Pat Street offers loans up to 202 dollars. Francis Petrotti serves as treasurer for The Liberty Finance Co at 244 N Market St. A public notice by W. R. Slemm er references a sample address Risttene 225.
Mrs FL Lebrand and Mors Fox of Yore Pa visited Jacob T Myery on Friday afternoon while others visited friends in town. Earl Myverly had a birthday surprise at his home Thursday. Naomi Wolfe and brothers Ralph and Gaylon of New Windsor spent the week with Jesse P Werbright. Mildred Coshun attends 4 H week in College Park Md. Robert Austin visited Chalmer Grossnickle Wednesday. Margaret Wilhide stayed with aunt and uncle Ross and Mildred Wilhide near Union Bridge. Guy Fowler of Westminster visited D L Sharrer week. JH Young couple stayed Friday with Ahan Young.
A car load of fine watermelons arrives on Pennsylvania stack at East Patrick street. Prices are light. D Ramacciotti, representative J R Mareley. Also notices for loads to Norfolk before August 26 and Friday or Saturday road service to Washington offered by Joseph Hk Roberts.
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