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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1928
Page
5
Fragmentary obituaries with names Sara Gemael Ghipsey Mary Krasner Bopaz and others. mentions marriages and initials, appears garbled with misread terms. lacks coherent dates or locations.
Portions of a local death notices page mention funerals and survivors. The text references Mrs Mary J Woerner and others, with addresses noted, indicating a family memorial in a local home and nearby towns.
The wedding took place Wednesday evening at 215 East Sid Street with Rev. Dr. A. S. G. Rupp officiating. Attendees included Lieut. Joseph B. O'Conner of Washington Ray Talbort Leon Donovan Charles C. Devilbiss and Mrs. Richard Abrecht among others. The couple, Mr. and Mrs. Chew, will reside in Brunswick.
Purely personal notices list Mr. and Mrs. Elmer FE Michael and daughter Betty visiting Rev. Walter M. Michael at Kory Kamp in Kenwood Beach Maryland. C B Lamar and C E Lamar of Point of Rocks, returning from Buffalo Toronto Ottawa Montreal and Saratoga Springs. Miss Fannie Lease Bartonsville and Miss Mary Hamilton Pearl return from Wisconsin Rapids Wisconsin. Rev George W Strine to preach at United Brethren Boonsboro home coming Friday at 730. Kathryn Fink Mt Wolf Pa visiting, Gen W Strine at 133 West Third. William Brandenburg West Patrick Street in Niagara Falls and Toronto. Lena Wade West Patrick Street visiting Winchester Virginia. Mrs Elmer Hull, son Vincent and Ada Jane Boyne return from Baltimore. Sarah Belle Williams of Baltimore and Annapolis visits Dudley Page Braddock Springs.
Miss Anne Delle Hartman of Baltimore visits relatives in Emmitsburg. Rover K. Sellers of Geneva NY visits his parents in town. Miss Margaret Leib and Miss Katherine Sumer return from Baltimore. Mrs Grave Rowe visits Easton and Miss Pauline Baker visits Warwick. Miss Saranna White returns from Chestertown with Miss Katherine Watson. Grace Rowe hosts bridge with Miss Francss Rover from California. A party of Yorkers visits Emmitsburg hosted by Edward Stieg of Cleveland. attendees include the Boyer and Emig families and others.
The St Matthews Reformed Church announces a homecoming event. Congregational history is recounted with ministers from 1784 to 1923 and notes on shared worship with a Lutheran congregation, including a 1893 purchase and razing of a joint building.
Weather and crop notes for Maryland for the week ending August 28 report near normal temperatures and showers boosting most crops. Corn remains down from August storm impacts in southern and eastern Maryland but recovering slowly. sweet corn and potatoes show good yields. Tobacco remains poor in many areas. tomatoes still show storm effects. pastures strong. truck crops mostly good with beetle damage in some counties. plowing advances noted in central Maryland and Delaware.
The article notes materials for brushes from India Africa and Siberia including tampico fibre and horsehair. It discusses dyed colors for Tampico fibre and new color lines. Willam C. Royal and the board will meet at Hotel Braddock Tuesday at 6 10 PM.
Among the sick Mr James Lightner on Klinehart street has had a stroke of apoplexy and is improving. Mr Charles Rhoderick a letter carrier of 127 East Third street is receiving treatment at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Master James Carmack has recovered well after an operation for tonsils and adenoids. Mrs James Cuger, treated at Frederick City Hospital for several weeks, has returned home on Motter avenue much improved.
A lawn party at the Stockman residence celebrated N C Stockman’s birthday with many relatives and friends listed as attendees. The event included a long guest list featuring Stockman and Shoemaker families among others and extended to a parade of cousins and visitors from nearby towns.
A disrupted excerpt shows defendants charged with assault and disorderly conduct judged by a local court. One defendant paid costs totaling 28 dollars and received a reprimand, while others were acquitted or given warnings. additional named individuals appear with unclear details.
Local notices urge residents to keep streets clean after midnight for theatre sweeper shifts and to move cars. A Blue And Grey Tea Shoppe opening offers home cooking and a Sunday chicken dinner. Rentals advertised. peaches offered by McCain’s Peach Orchard. The Big Picnic at Gladhill’s Grove is announced with speakers, music, and transportation details. Various community notices include farm trespass warnings, a public sale notice, and a fare-transport committee for a September trip.
An assortment of newspaper notices advertise Martin's Furniture Store at 89 South Market Street and D. T. Pearl at 1006 Market Street Frederick Maryland. Also listed are a peach sale at Brute Hoffman farm near Smithsburg with picking starting Friday morning August 24 and shoe repair by Sam Miller at 323 North Market Street.
A fragmented notice lists names such as Jorma D Basan Joan H Baker and Samuel G Devan with titles and roles at Civliens National Bank. It also mentions various individuals like Thomas Hall er and Joan H Baxer among board members. The text then describes a modern brick dwelling and related property improvements near Frederick with references to a water system and other improvements.
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