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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1928
Page
5
Fragmentary death notice mentions AS Ed varé Writ presenci Winter Liladah and a 1773 reference to Tate John and Eurabeh West. Mentions Trom. deaths and a Mrs Morre with potential New Wins connection. Details are garbled and names uncertain.
A series of brief social notes records visits and homecomings. Taplaine and Mr E. ty, Bon Air cottage, Bracdocs Hey, return to Fred. Henry S. 3B. DeGrange and grandchildren Miss Margaret Engelbrecht and Jacob Engelbrecht visited Mr. George H. DeGrance at Don Belison Iowa, by automobile. Roy Strine and Mrs Charles Miller and son Charles return from the East. Several families from New Market and Baltimore are listed among Sunday attendees and visitors, including Breighner and family, Morrell, Klipp, Nusbaum and children, and others returning home after summer visits.
European statesmen and diplomats begin campaign to sign the Kellogg pact for renunciation of war next Monday. Frank B Kellogg, U S secretary of state, to be received at Havre with royal like ceremonies and escorted to Paris on a special train. French cabinet members summoned for a special ministry meeting to discuss the signing ceremony and related events.
Among The Sick Master Francis Hofman son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Hofman who was operated upon at the City Hospital for tonsils and adenoids is doing nicely Family Reunion Saturday in ML Taber Park Rocker Ridge Sunday The reunion com-
Graceham residents shared a surprise birthday dinner for Mrs Chas Williams Aug 23. Rev Mr Sender and Edgar Boller attended. Family members from nearby Chats delivered greetings and signed well wishes while other guests offered congratulations and small gifts.
French actress Jenny Took Elegance wins top prize at Paris concours celebrating feminine dress amid midinettes and bold accessories. Jane Auber earns second prize in creamy beige crepe satin gown with distinctive hat. Judges praise the season as feminine with gold embroidery, enameled pendant accents, and innovative two piece hats drawing a fashion crowd.
A county brief highlights visits and returns among residents in Thurmont and surrounding areas. Harry Krise comes back after two weeks away with family. Mrs L Green and Ella Booth visit with sister Mrs Geo Shriner and son. Miss Marjorie Deweese recovers from a broken wrist. Howard Colftower spent time with friends before returning home. children of Mr Can and Mrs Munshower visit. Mrs Cyumpher from Middletown visits local friends.
On April 23 Mrs. Alice Swinebrewer returned to Walkersville after a York visit. Sunday visitors included Mrs. Catton Dutrow and her sons Frank and Flord from near Bolir, George Reddick from near Haver, and Walkersville residents, plus Mrs. Elmer Stottlemyes of Hagerstown visiting Braddock friends. Mr. Charles Craver of Mont county visited his grand . Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Craver accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Staler spent day near Utica.
John W. Duvall of Damascus married Ruth Beall of Cistisburg at Damascus church with Rev. John A. Esalas officiating. Allen B. Johnson of Damascus wed Mary Lee Hungerford of Cedar Grove. Mrs. Alfred L. Violet of Montgomery County announced weddings of her grandson William Alfred Connell and Miss T. Ove of Oakland, Md., held recently at Enfich.
Court notices record deeds from John R Roerke and wife to Benjamin Rohrback county value 23 dollars. James H Crum to Vida Fry and Ralph Pry city value 0. Licenses list Walter T Seidel aged 33 and Nancy J Esllen aged 24 both of Baltimore. Names include Charles W Oliver 37 Troy Kansas and Margaret Wenner 25 Brunswick plus others with ages and hometowns listed.
Fragmentary notes reveal names like Lara Kinnaman and Evan C. Brunner tied to a family visit and illness. Details mention Flora M. Wiles, Elsworth Brunner, and Jane Wachtel with pneumonia or appendicitis in a Frederick hospital. Marty reflects ongoing recovery from surgery and travel.
Lucety of Fresby schedules cake and fancy goods sale at Hotel Braddock Friday August 24 at 3 pm. Pleasant Hill festival includes Young People’s Society music. peaches sold at Orchard and Bruce Hoffman farm near Smithsburg. Public sales include Empire Theater rugs and furniture. Shookstown road festivals and chicken soup supper. Local businesses advertise cars, photography, and loans. Sanitary Fish Market and confectionery specials noted.
An August 1926 community sale and festival listings include a furniture store ad with a 10 day sale. Items such as dining room suites bedroom sets and lounge pieces are offered at Martins Furniture Store 49 South Market Street. A benefit baseball club event and a Yellow Springs Cornet Band concert are slated on the school grounds with music and a festival following Saturday.
Public sale of valuable real estate described as self on his farm in Turcarora District to Chart Saturday September 10 o clock at the Court House. Two story barn, chicken house, outbuildings, water access, twenty acres or more of land, dairy facilities, and improvements included. Purchaser to pay terms announced day of sale. Descriptions mention Arthur Austrias and farm items.
A fragmented OCR listing shows a National Bank with a $100,000 surplus and multiple officer names including Horst Barr Preenie Josemy McDuviir, William Zimmerman Cashier, Travers Thomas Cashier, and other line items. The text is garbled with many misspellings but centers on bank surplus and personnel.
An advertisement listing numerous farms and properties for sale in Frederick and surrounding areas. Items include 4 to 172 acre parcels with brick dwellings, modern outbuildings, water systems, and acreage with various improvements. Prices range from small to large sums, with notes on quick sales and owner retirement.
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