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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1928
Page
5
Obscure notice lists the death of Mira Eve Zimerman wife of Cepces HL Zita Frecerte. The brief obituary mentions service details, a late husband and family ties, with limited readable context from the damaged text.
Funeral services will be held for Stra Ancre Thrasher Casie of Charena at Revelled Terrace. The late Mrs Mary Karkerice will have a service from 1 Eastbmird Street. pallbearers include Roy McCardell and other relatives. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Reports of illnesses and hospital treatments in Frederick City Hospital include Mrs. Charles S Houck Jr and several neighbors such as Mrs J Willam Cordell and Amos Holter. A 14 year old girl from Highland and others suffer appendicitis or broken limbs. An Erie orphan lunch was arranged by local firms through the Frederick Chamber of Commerce. A Lewis family reunion was held near Thurmont with many relatives. D Mortar Stauter of the Fordman Garage won a gold watch for Easter division sales.
Grain and livestock prices listed with ranges and per hundredweight figures. Mixed figures show corn, oats, hogs, and futures values, reflecting fluctuating commodity prices and market activity.
A batch of brief social notices lists visits and travels in Thurmont and surrounding towns. It notes Gertrude Creager's Baltimore trip after caring for her parent, Nora Loy finishing studies at the University of Pennsylvania, and Donald Waesche visiting his father. Also mention Miss James A. Fisher from Baltimore, visits by Mr. and Mrs. Fisher of Pittsburgh, and multiple family trips to Virginia Beach and Virginia. Birth announcements report a son for Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Moser near Middletown, a son for Mr. and Mrs. James Pearl of Lander, and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. James E. Bury of Rosemont Brunswick. Charles Opel Jr returns from a Great Lakes cruise with Ted Lewis Orchestra duties, while Mrs. H. Noel Haller short-visited Atlantic City. Several Frederick and Bagerstown residents appear in gatherings and trips, with a motor tour through Virginia, West Virginia, Tennessee and North Carolina by the Mullinix family and friends. Archibald and Middleton Rutledge visit Montes Baber and W. Hamner Haller Jr. in Middletown. Marjorie Buenese of St Adresse, France, visits Braddock Heights then returns to Mrs Creed, amid social scenes in the area.
A surprise party celebrated Mr Harvey R Miller's 31st birthday at 708 Trath Ave with games and refreshments. Attendees included Mr Mrs L E Nicodemus and many neighbors and friends presenting gifts including a lab coat.
The funeral for Jeremiah P. Karn a Brunswick businessman and senior partner of J P Karn and Brothers Lumber Company will be held at 2 PM this afternoon at St Mark's parish with interment at Sacatees Gebb DPealich Cemetery. Karn aged 54 died after two months of illness. He is survived by his wife a son Oscar of Brunswick two daughters Mrs A E Yourtee of Brunswick and Mrs L C Crist of Hagerstown and several siblings. Also reported a separate case Lloyd Lewis faced a wife beating charge in Thurmont with bond set at 7900 awaiting September court.
Public sale notices and events fill the snippet with auctions and entertainments. Items include household furniture at 525 North Bentz Street and a sale for Norman Xf. Dixon at Doubs Maryland with John W. Null as auctioneer. Music and a cake walk mark outdoor gatherings while other notices advertise photos of hosiery shops and fittings.
Read fragment shows L. Facques Peach advertisement for a sanitary fish market at 51 E Patz with phone 1363. The note mentions Sew Foods or Six as possible brand or item references.
A jumbled mix of notices and ads appears, listing properties, farm references, peaches, photography, and shoe repairs. Names such as Edwin Lundgren and A Walker appear among stall-style sales and services. Multiple small businesses and merchandise lines are hinted at without cohesive narrative.
Sheriff Cromerick of Frederick County offers multiple land tracts for sale at public auction. The parcels include 44 acres and 7 acres unlocated in the county near Prederie Road, with bids opening at the court house and overseen by the sheriff.
A list of numerous bank officers and assistants is presented, including Joserh D. Baxen as Chairman, Honstes D. Bates as President, and WILLUM G. ZIMMERMAN as Cashier, with several vice presidents and associate clerks named in a long roster. The scattered names suggest organizational roles within a financial institution.
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