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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1930

Page

5

Deaths and funerals in local communities

The notice lists multiple deaths and funerals including Mary at home, Rosie Brooks aged 18, Clarence Edward Green infant, and Annie Stanton aged 55. It notes survivors such as brothers, sisters, and grandparents, plus burial and funeral arrangements at Powell and Fairlow cemeteries with local funeral director M. R. Etchison and son.

Rosie Regina Brooks Manning Brooks Frank Brooks T. S. Londen Conn Charles Thome Jonn Wei Adjoining Powell Clarence Edward Green Charles Helen Green St. Peter's Shorthtown Powell and Alnd Fu Amsteryaugh Annie Stanton

Funeral notices for Watkins and family at Precesck Hospital

Funeral services led by Rev De Gy Ead for A D Watkins and family members in Watans cemetery. Cremation or burial details appear, with funeral director Tez memorials and family names Cresger and Son.

la Watkins Precesck Cy Hospital de Gy A. D. Watkins Watans M. E Watkins M. L. Cresger and Son

Theater News The Sound of New York Snippet

A fragment from a theater page notes New York performances and updates on shows, venues, and featured acts. The readable bits point to theater listings and industry chatter without full context.

New Market News and Local Visits Amid Rainy Day Crash

Local items cover visits by Dr. and Mrs. Warren Price and Dr. and Mrs. Whi Washington with Hopkins family in town. Dr. Roop family vacationing near Camden. Paul Zimmerman in Washington. Wilmington visitors Paris and Keeler. Big Pond fire protection project suspended for lack of funds.

Nmre C. Burges Berald Mix Harrellon Warren Price Whi Washington Wm D. Hopsing Atry Jasa Hall Mr Russe Nes Asom Carroll Balimore Land Mere EL. Grimes W. E. Falconer Louise France Lucien Falcones Charlotte Falconer Walil Feiaives Tuscarora Roop Camden Paul Zimmerman Washington Paris Earl Keeler Wilmington Del Fens Owings Mills Rose Keller Big Pond

Personal Notices and Community Remembrance in Falls Town

A jumble of names and events from a local personals column recounts reunions and birthdays. Mrs. Rebecca Brown and Harold A. Brown lead the youngest attendees with others from Jacksonville Florida and nearby towns. The Shepherdstown Fair will be abandoned due to drought and poor harvest prospects, ending more than fifty years of annual gatherings.

Mary Brown Shepherdstown W. Va Morgan's Grove Fair Association Teading Panhandle Announ Ofa Ene Fair Association

Vacation notices and family visits across communities

Several families report summer returns from Ocean Grove and Ocean Outyard. Mr and Mrs Charles Bruchie and son Bobby visited relatives in Washington and Feaga family in Scranton. Smith Cecil and Cordel of Clarksburg joined Cecil's parents for trips. Baltimore, Washington DC, Williamson PA, Twining City DC, Sugar Leaf Mountain and other sites are named as destinations or origin points for short excursions.

Aires Ocean Grove Wm. J. Grove Charles Brosius Virginia Dorothy Charles Carlos M. de Garmendia Pear Licksville Ocean Outyard Charles Bruchie Bobby Washington Mirs Bruchies L. E. Feaga M Smith Cecil Spen Cecil Cordel Clarksburg William E. Smith Baltimore Wm. G Fisher Thomas Fisher Frank Zeppang Pauline Gior Claude Miller and Young Raigh |Cievingers Williamson’s. Pa Henry Haff Lawrence, Jr Exiser Hawse Washington, D.C Louis Gillian Fami Ciford Long

Mildeg Crim Visits Kin and Friends Near Summit Point

Aug. 21 in Creagerstown Cragusyoan Miss Mildeg Crim spent Succar with her parents Mr and Abs William Com. Miss Ruth and Gen Summit Point West Vir East Week with aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Murray Keese. Emory Warner at Frederick City Hospital has returned home after several weeks.

John Fay

Graceham's Mr F Its Ames Ca Exer of Hope

Fragmentary OCR notes mention Graceham and Ames, with unclear names and places. The fragment hints at individuals linked to Hope, Indiana, but lacks complete details to form a coherent event or outcome.

Mr. F ‘Its. Ames Caexer Hope, Indi

Narrow escape at Taneytown crossing involving Zimmerman couple

Taneytown residents J Zimmerman and spouse narrowly avoided a collision at a railroad crossing when their car stopped short as a passenger train approached from Frederick. Dust obscured the engine and despite heavy damage to the car, no injuries occurred. The piece also notes visits and illnesses among local residents and guests.

Frederick J. Zimmerman J. Arthur Schichter Philadelphia D. W. Garner Eeid Bachman Maryland Pail Bartman Lansdale, Pa Wiliam Littie Martha ‘Treiber Galvin ‘Irether

Barnesville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

August 21 Barnesville social items report Miss Helen Gauhier visiting Mrs Flord Rippeon in Hagerstown. Mrs Sprigg Hars and children return from Virginia visit. Attest 13 Barnesville picnic drew largest crowd. Guests at W O Warfield home include Mr and Mrs W Harding and children Evelyn Pauline William Ernest Benny Maurice Ricketts and Miss Biza Ricketts. Edna and Mildred Warfield return from visit with Miss Mary Ricketts near Dickerson. Ain Joseph visits parents. Mrs Maurice Orme indisposed.

Side Helena Gauhier Maurice Ricketts Flord Rippeon Hagerstown Sprigg Hars Virginia Barnesville Airs W. O. Warfield Wm. Harding Bve-lyn Pauline Willam Ernest Benny Maurice Ricketts Mirs Bi.z. Ricketts Edna Mildred Warfield Mary Ricketts Dickerson Ain Joseph Maurice Orme

Rockville Fair reports gate near eighty percent of last year

The Rockville Fair closed its second day with officials noting gates at about eighty percent of last year. Judges began at ten, the baby show was a highlight, and the Hogarth family illness from Wameshie was mentioned as a local concern. The Eradack Band performed amid a festival atmosphere.

Severch Rockville Nis Enor Tar

Market Prices Daily Lesson In English S55

A garbled OCR shows a market prices daily lesson in English with scattered letters and phrases. The readable bits reference selling and quantities but lack coherent facts, names, or events to anchor a clear summary.

Beart of wary and gun club event details

Foster at wid and appreciate Wilie Mae Whitten by husband and children. Shooting match on Saturday August 23 at the Beart of Wary and Gun Club. Shipley reunion Braddock Heights Sunday August 24. All clan members invited to bring baskets and spend the day. Ulysses H. Shipley secretary president.

Foster Wid Wilie Mae Whitten Aueues Beart OF Wary GUN Club Shipley Braddock Heights Ulysses H. Shipley Isaac WN Ships

Community notices mix in Frederick County ad pages

An OCR burst shows multiple local notices and ads. Names like FRANCIS SCOTT REY GAHAGE CO and MARY land Industrial Finance Co appear alongside county campaign pledges by John Staley & Son. Numerous classified lines list loans, repairs, bake sales, and auction- or sale-type details with places like East Church Street and Frederick County vendors.

Bible Thought lax. Smith and a teas rece

Fragmentary OCR note with unclear names and items. Core terms include Bible Thought and Smith, plus a reference to tea and receipt. Text unreadable. cannot determine full context or event.

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