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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1930
Page
5
A death notice lists Amaia Moet ins and Amanita Hacpr as widows. The brief entry notes a ten dollar cash amount and references a cryptic relation to a boy or maguat, with no further details available.
The article outlines gallbladder disease diagnosis using X rays and injections, and notes related liver diseases. It discusses how gallstones block the bile duct causing pain, and how liver changes arise from inflammation infection alcohol and poisons. It also mentions old drinking-related cirrhosis and industry poisons affecting the liver and blood.
Six women flyers depart Washington for the Dixie Air Derby. Participants include Mrs Phoebe Mie of Memphis Swinan of Los Angeles Mrs Laura 2% of Kansas City Miss Manet Hopkins of Wast Thetis Langdon of Ang. Her time was 58 cate.
Market prices for granular goods show varied quotes across markets with notable differences in demand. Traders report steady activity in grains and related commodities.
Mrs Whitehurst and son of Washington along with Rhoda Barnes of Westminster visited Mr and Mrs W Q Barnes. Miss Marr W spent the past week with Mr Wolfe. The Homemakers Club to meet in the Firemen's Hall in the evening for a social session.
Laytonsville and vicinity report a wedding of Jane R. King of Woodd to Ledoux Etgee Riggs Jr. They left for a motor trip after the ceremony. Miss Riggs, former SnouHers school principal, is slated to return to teaching. The Modern event Thursday drew rain but strong sales. A horseshoe tournament directed by F. Guyefian drew enthusiasts, and Water Koln REA showed solid activity. Miss Elizabeth Cashell of Sunshine was a guest at Sith’s home for two weeks and remains on a extended visit. Mrs. Orson hosted Eng land at a dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Chartles White of Washington enjoyed a vacation trip to Florida. Townsend family of Washington visited Mt. and Mrs. Frank Cashel. A sale on the Jobo Conner farm near Unity was finalized, with Percy Price of Evchisos purchasing the property. Miss Marr Lee G. C. Taylor of this place...
Clarksburg August records mention Jr. and Aira Bradley Beil and Mir. ane Ricketts with children from Washington, visiting TECENT EueEohee Cite ton Dronseurs. Russen Deets from F spends time with Eugene’s mother MMIzs Jaces Mr. and Mrs. Russen Dar and Le daughter Dots with Circle Lax Sun from Cabin Johan Preats near Mr. and Mrs. Cierence urch South.
Detour orders affect local travel as J Sherb and Miss Valhe plan weekend events Saturday.
Weddng notices report Rev Howard Downs officiating at a Mason Himlin marriage in Wilkinsburg Pa. The couple Mason Himlin were married at 240 o'clock in the Presbyterian church by Rev Dr Chariss E Webler. A Washington license issued to William E Thompson and Edna L Smith. The bride and groom traveled by boat from Baltimore to Boston on a wedding trip. They plan to reside at 4439 Old Work Road Baltimore where Dr Williams practices medicine.
A fragmented reflection on work and pay. The piece laments wage loss and labor hardship, invoking the idea that true value lies in a living for workers while wages are halted. It hints at collective struggles and a desire for meaningful employment.
A probate notice records a bequest of 100 dollars from Clarence Gale Alien of Brad Dock Heights and Washington DC to the Humane Society for the care of park squirrels. The will also mentions other bequests and estate details including two beneficiaries and residual allocations.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a legal or award related action titled Among The Sice Award Narr Contract. It mentions parties likely to be involved and a forthcoming formal filing or ruling, but specifics are unreadable.
Union Bridge activity hints at a fund appeal or expense item with mentions of marriage, spouses, and children noted alongside local financial or civic matters.
Local Lions Club of Frederick Maryland honors Emory C Crim born July 30 183 in Frederick County raised on a farm later settled in Frederick city and educated at Boys High School 1901 Washington and Lee privilege engineer held various posts Loio Fraternity York Rite Masonry and Trine of Judah member Crim died August 20 1930 after long service to the community A resolution expresses condolences and asks copies be sent to his family officers Leonard G Wachter Robert L Shipley Byron A Winebrenner signedobacter.
A memorial notice honors Martian EB Jones who died in 4928. It mentions parents Mr and Mrs P Jones and acknowledges enduring loss as family grieves. The fragmented text references August and Garling and a ceremonial context.
A jumble of names and advices appears from multiple notices by Vernon D. Sengels Ursana. G. Ursana. Gussie Mae Whiten. Ammon Burgee. Newton Thomas among others. The clippings show announcements for county commissioner, judge ofphans court, and various local notices, with dates and contact hints interwoven in a periodical notice style.
Pursuant to a mortgage William T Mullican and Emma J Mullican assigned to Cr CR Cr undersigned offer at public sale at the Frederick county courthouse on Thursday September 4 1930 at 1 o clock. The 101 acre tract lies northeast of Atmi with seven rooms kitchen barn wagon shed and outbuildings. Property includes orchard with apples and peaches water in fields and good fencing. Terms cash deposit 300 balance at ratification of sale. Notable names: William T Mullican Emma J Mullican Clara Stauffer W Staufer.
Property description describes a large house with several rooms and several acres of improved land. Located east of Frederick with price 3,000. For more information contact Fargate on Wale side.
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