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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1928
Page
3
Fragmentary death notice mentions James Andrew Th and names unclear. further readable details are limited to a deceased individual and family relations, with no clear date or location to confirm.
Funeral services for Mrs Ella Clara Zimmerman, widow of Cephas H Zimmerman, of Feedericn address, will be held Monday at 1 PM at the home of Dr. U S G Ruppo. Surviving relatives include Wills E Derr Emery Derr Joan Derr Leslie Zimmerman and Cleveland Derr. Funeral arranged by R E Dhion and Son.
Laura V Wickless and family moved to her father Air Jacop Shoemaker's home in Frederica with Mrs Patrid and family. Mrs Paul Kolb and daughter Mary Pawine with Miss Gertrude Wickless and Miss Veronica Linck visited Mrs Mary Stockman. Miss Roguene Masser, ill, is improving. Recke Springs resident spent Saturday with grandmother.
Miss Cachie Bohn has returned to York Pa from visiting relatives. Pauline Nash returns to New York after time with Mrs McLain and the Renner family in Washington D C. Mrs Katie Renner of York visits friends here. Mrs Clare Boone stays with her son William Boone. Nex Midway Fire Co held its last festival Saturday night. Peace Lecture at Monrovia Dr J Lturice Henry former Blue Ridge College president will speak at Pleasant Hill Church Monrovia at 7 30 PM. Dr Henry is a noted writer and lecturer.
Market prices listed for grain with figures in dollars per unit. Mixed unclear digits show several price points such as nine fifty and thirteen fifty, with references to high and low ranges. The readable numbers suggest a routine market update for grain commodities.
A former deputy, member of the Eos hias and Three Order of Red Men, reportedly killed himself near a cave after leaving a note. Funeral directors CH Feete and Son are arranging services.
A garbled item from a local page mentions a person named Winder winning a race or event near Fre. The fragment is incomplete but indicates a victory by an individual tied to a place name and some event color.
Reported scores show Fredenck 12 and Wormtier 25 with Wea Loa Windsor noted, but full context and participant names remain unclear. This brief item notes a wet conditions day affecting play and standings.
The fragment mentions an outdoor festival in the evening of August 22 and 25 at a cemetery area near school 45. It lists Mus festival and a performance by Sam erounds, with a 5 p.m. start time sponsored by M. P. Motter Co.
Community notices advertise church festivals at Zion Lutheran near Feagaville on August 25 and September 1. Additional items promote sale of seeds and garden goods, general hauling, moving services, and used cars, with local contact details for Mrs. J. H. Staley and D. T. Pearl in Frederick Maryland.
A fragment notes a local arrangement ending a prior scheme and introduces a new loan plan. The text references amounts around two hundred eight dollars and mentions parties possibly negotiating debts or credits.
Court notice details show a public matter involving an estate or genealogical reference with dates and a referenced executor. It notes a deadline and location on Lane and mentions names such as BUSSARD and Starr with case identifiers.
A historical banking notice lists officers and board members including President Jonn Hl. Hares, Vice President Jonsen McDiver, Cashier Withtaw G. ZENERMAN, and a roster of names such as Clairmen Dvarnt formes D. Baer Samet. The document records titles and positions with various signatures and roles.
A local social column lists numerous relatives and friends visiting and traveling. Names include Tuscarora Mrs E Lemar, Harry Nichols of Fred, Miss Ferrite and Carrie Hesse of Baltimore, James Davis, Bisse ah oe da, and others at hotels, homes, and in cities such as Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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