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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1929
Page
5
The fragment lists a Sanitary Fish Market and a private sale of property including a card file and a standard envelope. It mentions trustees Holden S Felton and a public sale notice with generic addresses and prices and incomplete names. The text references local streets and businesses in a fragmented way.
Readers learn hat trends for fall with felts dominant and varied trims. Features include skull caps, front bandeau accents, velvet flowers, and silk ribbon headbands shaping the face.
The notice lists the late Elisabeth Seal aged 0 years 11 months and others including husband Joan E Mort and four children. Survivors include Milfred EB Shar Hazel, John Mort and Robert Seal among extended relatives. Funeral Friday afternoon with services at 1 o clock and interment at a local cemetery.
Fragmentary report describes a massacre near Fort Dearlorn involving about 300 Indians and allied whites. It notes evacuation of the fort and the escort of Gisjanre from the fort, with roughly 30 residents including men and women, amid chaotic conditions and pursuit by detachments.
Prices listed for livestock and produce with figures in pounds and shillings. Readable items include beef and grain categories, reflecting market values and trends for the period.
Atlantic mire visitors from St. Louis and Washington return home after visits to Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Schroeder. Will iam C. Howard court matter noted. Families including Mr. and Mrs. William Howard Jr. and others left for Falls, Watkins Glen and Canada. Mrs. Philadelphia and relatives visit. several trips to Colorado and Philadelphia area. Hoffman and Butcher families, Fitch, Donnan, Goodell, and others referenced with brief travels and stays.
Aug 13 remarks list visits among Emma Nunemaker families in Emmitsburg. Mrs Snively and Mary with Greencastle kin visit Mrs Basi Guson. a child named Jantres born July 22 to Mr ant Jantres. Joseph Rowe, president of Txson College in Potsdam, N.Y., travels after visiting Cora Rawe. Margaret Bell visits sister Mrs Schro. Caldwell returns for a week with Mr and Mrs Bishop. Albert Weber and Lea Zentz visit Philadelphia and home.
Richmomd visitors include Mrs Ovelman and family visiting Valerie Ovelman while Baltimore residents Mazie Fink and children call on Mrs John Dukehart. Frederick trip sees Mr and Mrs Murphy Beall with Elsie Sceele and Thomas. Belle Rowe visits Ocean City relatives. Annabelle Hartman and Ralph spend Sunday in Baltimore. James Kimball family back from Eastern Shore visit. William Sellers and spouse visit Charles in Connecticut.
The second Bell reunion occurred Sunday August in the Blue and Grey Camp on Gettisty Road. Attendees began arriving around one o clock with a sump dinner served at one. Officers elected for the coming year include Harrison Kelihodiz vice president, Baker secretary and treasurer, Lewis Bellhist, Miss Englar. Entertaining committee named Mrs. Charles Dider, Mrs. Robert Valentine, Clifford Manherz, and Meade Bei. Several descendants joined relatives in the event at the Wore Hout corridor.
Two weddings are recorded. J Shook and Mrs HL of Denver unite in marriage at Memorial United Brethren church with Rev J. Shook officiating. Dunn and Miss Mary E. P bor of Salisbury were married at Wayside Inn with Rev Dr G Ellis Williams officiating. The bride, a 1928 graduate, and the couples were accompanied by friends Luther Rearick Arline Pi and E Dixon.
An OCR fragment reports on a forger's imprisonment and a community festival including a dairy and wine roast. It mentions Ci aranoce Motors Company and Peoples Drug Stores with vague branding and dates. Names like Johana and Stahone appear, but details are unclear.
Public sale of valuable real estate recorded in land records. The sale occurs in August in Maryland. Purchased at $400 or more, with expenses to be charged to the buyer. Chaser named William Be John L D. Public sale conducted by Frederic Arthurland.
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