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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1929
Page
5
Brief death notice noting services at SEAN chapel for a deceased individual aged about 32.30 with family mentions. Includes reference to two surviving relatives and surrounding details in terse funeral notice language.
Fleming-Forbk and Mary bine wed at 7 PM Wednesday in the United Brethren church. Rev George WLS presided at the Centennial memorial ceremony. The bride, E Fowble, Wood int. mink, and groom, son of Mr and Mrs Vernon O Fleming, Wood, will reside at Wood. The couple were entertained for several days and will live at Wood.
The column lists social visits across states with mentions of Miss Dorothy Tole hosted by Mr and Mrs Stewart Brown and Carol in East Church Street, and Miss Mary Stockton Lehi visiting cousin Miss Warnes Osdurm in West Third Street. Other entries name Mrs Water Het, Mrs Phoebe Rhodes, and Mrs James Gilbert among regional acquaintances.
Local items mention Mas Ethel Monday and Pr Freg Deetring moving by Eldridgs Ci. Several days spent as Air. Mr. W. HS or his brother and Ira Sears of Parke referenced. The August 1 note touches on sugar corn in this shore area amid unsettled conditions.
The funeral of Emma J. Ecker widow of Aaron Ecker died suddenly in Baltimore was held at her son George B. Ecker’s home and interred at Beaver Dam cemetery. Funeral services for Bessie V. Gelj singer were held from 227 East Fourth Street with Rev W G Roral officiating. interment at Mt Hope cemetery Woodsboro. C E Cline was funeral director.
Market prices for grain and livestock listed with Wheat bids and cattle figures. Prices reflect various weight ranges and quality notations, including steers heifers bulls and potatoes with multiple implied ranges and unit terms.
Among the sick, WRO undergoes a major operation at Erick City Hospital. She is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Ramson, of Record Street.
Miss Thelma Day of Richmond Virginia visits Mrs John Watkins in Kemptown for two weeks. Day recently returned from New York where she was on a buying trip for Miller and Rhoade the largest department store in Richmond where she is employed. Past Grands Association of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows met in Frederick City Lodge No 100 with President Charles F Seeger presiding. Representatives attended from Elkridge Lodge No 38 Bris King David II was absent.
A brief in memoriam item notes the death of a father with a somber tribute and literary phrasing. The fragment references a memorial context and a personal loss, reflecting a traditional obituary style.
Marriage licenses issued to L Carl Newton and Bessie Louise Hefflin of Leesburg and to V Sohn Wesley Bowser and Florence A Lindellis. Equity actions include Rose Bak vs Virginia Sheatrer and James H Murphy et al against Walter Urner in an annulment matter.
A fragmented page fragment shows local business mentions including insurance options from General Insurance and Potts Automobile, fruit and produce notes such as Elberta peaches from Armstro, and pharmacy references to A Peoples Drug Stores. The garbled text includes partial contact hints and pricing, with thanks notes to LEO L Rotherhoefer and Frank Brookey and Family.
Readable bits show Motorcycles For Sale with prices, a small loan company offer, a court street note, and scattered business names like Frederick Small Loan Co and XD Industrial CE Co. Multiple broken names and locations appear, including Haron and Patrick Street references, with no cohesive event.
Fragments from a damaged notice describe a public action or eligibility condition with unclear names and places. Readable references mention a party and local procedure, but essential dates and stakes are absent.
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