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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1928
Page
5
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The notice lists funerals as of Constance A Crone with services at her home 27 West Seventh Street on Tuesday at three o clock, followed by funeral arrangements for Philip Laxbright with the body being moved from Cline Mortuary at one o'clock for services held later.
Max Fisher of the city trips to New York and Beso Mr. Hugs hh teaches at Trey during summers at his home here. Miss Genevieve Shook of Yellow Springs and Margaret Staler of Frederick visit relatives in Piiaccia. Mr. and Mrs. Grimes of Buckerstowm return from a trip to Categoria Pars. Miss Esther Bellar of Wi spends time with sister Mrs. and grandson. Private Carl H. Lightner of the 11th FLA LQ East Fort Myer Va. asks his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Lightner at 356 Madison Street. Mr. and Mrs. Lightner and family visit Gay at Forter Arlington Beach and Washington DC. Mr. and Mrs. Leslé Wiles and son Eddie and Guy Cramer return after a long trip to the Potomac. Dr. and daughter on a trip.
Market price list shows hoes offered with varied figures and cents. Mixed notations suggest regional quotations and odd lot values. Readable items include approximate price points and dollar amounts amid garbled OCR text.
Fragmentary copy notes a Loudoun department fair at Purcellville with references to Mr Keefer and a Mr Davacen, unclear event details and dates. Reading incomplete shows a staged fair with volunteers and local interests, but specifics remain uncertain.
A fragment notes new items at POTS and GRIFFIN amid stalls described as Something New, CIWINSERY and Iy Lidle's market. Mentions Bartling production and a fust status at Strt with unclear details. The readable bits indicate small shop updates or notices from local vendors.
A jumble of town ads outlines a furniture sale at Marlin's Furniture Store on South Market Street. Listings mention mattresses, springs, and furniture deals for a limited time with scattered references to festivals, candles, sweets, and local vendors.
The Big Mountaindale Picnic is scheduled for Saturday September 1 1928 with a chicken and corn soup supper at Lewistown school house. The event features the "Funny Five" from Winville, under auspices of the Ladies’ Guild. Public notices mention a sale and local listings for fish market and drug store services, plus real estate offerings of modern poultry farm properties and brick dwellings in Predectck County.
Jf Moran a well known farmer died at his home south of Frederick. Born in Oil City Pennsylvania on April 7 1850 he was the son of Thomas and Catharine Moran. He ran a farm near Frederick and had been active in local church business and civic affairs. Survived by a sister and other relatives funeral arrangements will be announced.
A brief wedding notice lists Miss Moller and Mr Wagaman among the named parties in a formal ceremony schedule. Other names appear in the readable fragment, suggesting additional unions or engagements to be announced in a future column.
Germantown Aug 22 Mrs Alice Beterman and son from Hagerstown visited Mr and Mrs J M Seaman and family. Miss Hazel Shewbridge near Harpers Ferry spent time with her sister and brother. Miss Mary Richter nurse at the Presidency Washington is visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs Melvin Burdett of Damascus visited Mr and Mrs Edgar Vincent. Mr Harold Hargett and family spent Sunday. William Rinehart Jr returned to Washington after vacation with his parents. Betty with grandparents Ed Bar Clagett of Quince Orchard. Mr Howard Purdy and Mrs Devota Purdy from Washington visited my sister Mrs Henry Leni.
Creagerstown social notes list Miss Miller's improved health and return to activity, Mr and Mrs John Favs mentioned, several local visitors to Miss Shkyreck Sundar including Murray Keyser and Mrs Earl Aertin and their son William, and mentions of Mr and Mrs Levis Fi Bene among others.
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