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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1930
Page
12
A P E C O employee, G. F. Stream, aged 29, died after being struck by a live wire in an on‑site accident. Fellow workers witnessed the incident as emergency crews responded. The company will investigate the death and review safety procedures.
A man died after an electrical accident at Creagerstown while replacing crossarms on a pole. Richard Anderson and Hughes attempted resuscitation on the scene before medical help arrived, with the victim later declared dead.
A local obituary notes the death of a man whose body was moved to funeral parlors for processing. The notice lists survivors including his parents and several siblings and mentions a funeral service planned at a church in Lovettsville with interment at the family cemetery, performed by R. Etchison and Son.
Lesle Beth Storey of Brooklyn New York has won a national beauty contest and earns a moving picture contract. The auction featured Frederick and Sabillasville items with audience excitement, two-story dwelling sales, and public bidding led by John L. Durrow.
Fire destroyed the Delaware County Children's Home in Delaware Ohio leaving about 160 children displaced. No injuries reported as residents were sheltered at Jane A. M. Care Hospital. The blaze prompted a rapid evacuation, with authorities investigating the cause.
At Emmitsburg a school gathering reported a record increase in members with ten alumnae present.
Registration peaked Monday at a reunion of Sisters of Charity with about two hundred attendees from the United States and Canada. The event opened with mass at Mother Seton House led by Rt. Rev. John Bishop and featured remarks by Monsignor Pace and Mrs. Finan.
The convention opened with a mass and an opening address by Fe Witam J. PL Ruger of Ceiversty New Oct A. Miss Sara Roughlind reported on girls welfare, with Rev. O. Garesche and Brother John Paul set to speak. Afternoon acts include reports and charity discussions, while attendees prepare for evening nominating sessions and a Washington visit Thursday.
About twelve hundred persons in the pot and county have been immunized from typhoid fever by the serum treatment during the past three weeks. The treatment is not recommended for children under five or adults over forty five. Immunization by the treatment is a guarantee against the disease for three to five years, in some cases longer.
Readers submit puzzle solutions and survey responses from a North Carolina program. The item notes local engagement and participation in a community activity with brief details on the survey theme and respondents.
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