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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1931
Page
5
An obituary notice lists Mrs Elizabeth E Borah and Mrs Evemete E Borah among the deceased. The fragmentary text mentions dates, locations, and names such as James Pirsonos, with unclear details about origins and ages. The readable elements indicate a local death notice with standard obituary phrasing.
Funeral services for R Brice Mur were held at his Rockwell Terrace home with Rev Kurtz Miller of Potts Town Pa officiating. The wake and burial followed in the church cemetery with several ministers assisting. pallbearers and floral tributes noted, interment at the local cemetery. C E Cline and Son were the funeral directors.
Live Stock And Produce reports show unsettled prices as markets in Pactisnet county close. Traders note fluctuations in beef hogs and poultry with small shifts in grain bids across the regional exchanges.
Miss Maxine C Davis has returned after spending several weeks in Balsmoore and Elliots City. The item notes also mention Masters Freddy and Fo from near Ser Me gabdpa and Chester H Davis in Ceol County.
A garbled note references a front page feature titled The Front Page. It mentions state land in timber varying greatly and a new bridge shortening distances on the Eastern Shore near Ames. Ambiguous names appear, with uncertain fragments about Monigen and McHeeh.
War Department released a study titled Order of Battle of the United States Land Forces in the World War AEF Divisions, prepared by Lieut. Col. Phinney and colleagues, via Army War College records. The volume, listed as War Department Document No. 23A, can be bought for 1.50 from the Government Printing Office.
Local notices announce a move to 227 North Market Street for Pierce Miller's Barber Shop. Also advertised is a sale by Cline & Son with reductions and a Saturday event at Mary Jane's Bar B D on August 29 at 9 o'clock sharp, hosted by the Monarchy Rhythm Boys.
Public sale postponement announced along with a church festival offering cake and pie sales at Mt. Carmel Church on the church grounds. Other items include a house sale, storage rates, a dance event at Fisher's with free ladies and 50 cent gents, and a summer picnic date.
A local wedding notice records Baxter and Favorite joining at Awesy Teidhey church. Also noted is Clark Shepherd, Forrest and Margarite V Schrpherd involved in the ceremony network.
Miss Charlotte Albert returns home after a week in Hagerstown while Virginia Harrison and Josephine Conze Toomas of West Virginia spend time with Misses Hannah Walters and others. A motor trip to Thomas, Parsons and Ellins with Harrison family members is noted along with visits to Brunswick residents by relatives from Martinsburg Cumberland and Washington, D C.
An education note discusses growing emphasis on music in classrooms, with teachers expanding beyond routine lessons. It highlights parent involvement, summer schools, and specialists’ classes to improve teaching, urging adoption of best professional practices for student engagement.
A series of brief social items recount visits and guest appearances. Mrs G Nicholson of Stow and Mr L B Jones hosts. Mrs Hrory White home after a month with her mother. Nannie Garner and relatives in Boston. Minnie Kener of Buckers roan and Rota Smetwood of Highland, My. Ernest Hoyle and Livya Jones visit Clarendon, Va. Grafton Shreve and Johances of Washington were weekend guests of Mrs Henry Risk and Nora Shreve at Fairview. Charlotte White, daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Ware, had a tonsil operation at Frederick City Hospital and is convalescing. William A Jones of Detroit called on friends and spent vacation with his aunt Mrs Harvey J Waite near Podesti. Mr and Mrs Arthur Cromwell have moved to Washington, August 15. Prof F Carriewiat and daughter Jacqueline return to Cornell for the 1921-32 term after summer at Cornell University. Miss Enzaseih Day, long a resident, remains noted in Sunday notes.
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