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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1930
Page
5
The funeral for Joseph John Hildebrand Jones is noted in this funeral notice. Local services were held with attending family and community members.
Mrs Eliza Eskridge age nearly 91 died Saturday from complications after a fall injury. Born January 3 1834 she moved to the Odd Fellows Home January 27 1926. Survived by son Edward Eskridge of Newport News Virginia. Funeral Monday at Williams Cock's parlors in Baltimore with Greenmount Cemetery interment.
Mr and Mrs Grayson Nikirk and Mrs Roy Nikirk spend a few days in Cumberland. Elis M Rable of Brunewick visits after a stay in Baltimore. Archie D Whisner and white Jr return from Texas with relatives in Silver Spring. W Baer College Park visits. Mr and Mrs Augustine P Sang at their Salford home. Beatrice and Margaret Billet of Columbia PA visit their grandmother. Emma 5 Quinn of West Messrs. Russell Lawson and Leslie Tontovia return after touring Ohio Indiana Kentucky. Elmer Guyton and Mrs Frank Shaff of Jefferson travel in Ohio and attend the state fair in Columbus. Millard M Anglebarger and Miss A Whitmore and K L Whitmore return from a motor trip to New York. Mrs Markheod D Harp, Miss L J Harp, and Gordon Spurzier with Mr and Mrs Kepler motor to Atlanta City for a week. Miss Lucy Boteler, a nurse at the Church Home and Infirmary in Baltimore, to visit her mother Mrs Walter B Larkin. Boteler recently spent six weeks touring Europe aboard the Red Star Pennant. Misses Rose and Ruth Rex of Base Second are noted for the month.
Grain and live stock market notes appear in this brief price roundup. It lists commodities, prices, and market context for traders, with emphasis on current movements and general trends.
A drought tightens pasture losses as clerks report evaporated rations and pastures dry. The national drought relief committee plans a conference with president members at 2:50 PM to coordinate relief. twelve states will send representatives.
Equity cases show Petre E Mea roe and Joan Sulcer related to real estate of Reynolds deceased with attorney ge R Dennis Jr as assignee and Susan V M Wood as attorney for sale of Char M Ricgely estate. Divorce actions listed. Marriage licenses: Wagner and Catherine Dora Harding, and other names noted with ages and residences in nonspecific terms.
Mrs. Carol GL Evchison of East Second Street underwent a tonsillectomy at Frederick City Hospital today. Former Judge Glenn H Worthing of Recor Street remains in unchanged condition at home. Mrs Arthur Burras, a long time resident, shows gradual improvement at her West Third Street home.
Lime Kiln team, spent the home of Lime Kiln Brick and Son in a terse line of text.
A chaotic, fragmentary news snippet details Germans leaving Halifax bound for New York aboard an Atlas line flight, with scattered references to ships, estates, and a parade setup. The text mixes erroneous OCR remnants about hay and en silage losses, a Montgomery fire parade, and a Salvation Army campaign to curb unemployed transients, plus a mother’s prompt about a ten cent reward.
An assortment of notices and ads including for sale items such as Concord grapes and a permanent wave offer, a shampoo reset and hair marcel service, a fruit and vegetable auction at Harmony Grove Station, and pharmacy or drugstore announcements. Several names and contact details appear in fragmented form.
The page blends funeral services, campaign declarations for County Commissioner and Orphans Court judges, and merchant ads. Candidates Archley Molesworth Jonas Summers C Newton Thomas seek Republican or Democratic primaries. Also listed are luggage, loans up to 300, and book offers.
Public sale notice from Citizens National Bank announces sale of two and a half acres of land with two story brick dwelling and outbuildings located about three miles west of Frederick. For details contact Noah Craner & Son at 4 East Church Street Frederick, Md. Phone numbers listed. Sale date unspecified due to OCR errors.
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