Deaths Mes. Catharine K. Domsack
Obituary notices list Catharine K. Domsack, Roop Bocesck, and other names in a brief death record style. The fragmentary text confirms a casualty listing and likely family or survivor references in a local notice.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1929
Page
5
Obituary notices list Catharine K. Domsack, Roop Bocesck, and other names in a brief death record style. The fragmentary text confirms a casualty listing and likely family or survivor references in a local notice.
A brief note indicates that a seizure was conducted for investigation involving two agents named es and iar and another agent identified as o, with authorities taking custody for inquiry.
Local notices record visits and family gatherings across Pleasant Hill and surrounding areas. Mentioned are Mr. Jon Sunds. Mrs. Kate Baker aged 91 with a fall. Dr. Fred Diewick of Reston. plus multiple trips to Atlantic City and local stores.
Taneytown notes list Mary Stover and Miss Mary Koontz visiting relatives at Walker Bot with Mr and Mrs Hub Null and daughter Mary Lou. Philadelphia resident Mrs Margaret Nelson is at home with her parents in town. Ervin Reid of Detroit visited, Archie A Crouse bought Jesse Angell's Geo Street home with possession set for April 1.
The fragment notes a dated event connected to a long service dental figure. It mentions a Wednesday in August and a location called the Grove, implying a commemorative or social item about a dentist celebrating 65 years.
A string of visits fills the week as Mr and Mrs Ray Bastar host relatives and friends at their home. Guests include Mrs Cor and Miss Eleanor. several Stockman, Shankle, and Fesman families mingle with neighbors and celebrate the gathering.
Market prices list grain and livestock items with figures and terms. Readable entries include gran wheat and Mexican exchange notes, with prices and commodity references.
A local trio of stations joined a new alliance to coordinate broadcasting and services. Officials cited enhanced coverage, sharedEmergency protocols, and cost efficiencies amid ongoing regional media consolidation.
Unable to determine readable facts from the fragment. No clear names, events, or context appear in the text.
A collage of event entries outlines auctions sales and gatherings around Mes. on August 31 including a lawn fete ace Rohrback and a Dig Mal tatandate picnic auction. public auctions auctioneers G B Crist and John L Deir. sales of antiques peaches and household goods with dates and locations vague.
Fragmentary OCR reports a chief involved in a puzzling incident. A proposal to resume operations was mentioned, with unclear details about why he was not present and the discovery of items on a lawn. Further context remains unreadable.
The 2 Acore firm sold a bungalow to Russell cer G room. the deal closed and P. Luther m gains possession in October. John Va involved in the transfer.
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