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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1930
Page
5
The page lists several deaths including Lewis E Harbaugh 49 near Monterey and Mrs Ella Seitz, both with surviving family details. Funeral arrangements for Aletha Nebinger and Georgie F Ross noted with burial and service times. Other lines mention Mary Miter and Miss Aletha Nebinger's deaths and memorials.
Market prices for wheat and produce are listed alongside ads for a grand opening dance and charity events. Local shops promote gingerbread figures, bread boards, and kitchenware while a canaries revue and a Sanitary Fish Market draw crowds. Business ads seek salesmen and financing options, with notices for chiropodist visits and a Methodist choir fundraiser.
A garbled note reflects on Luther Rice and a man who bought property decades ago during cheap prices, now facing loss as conditions worsen. The fragment doubts future recovery and hints at a buyer’s remorse and pending sale.
A church weekly sermon review describes travel in China to mission fields around Shanghai and Pukoua, noting a Christmas pageant by missionaries from America. It highlights unfamiliar roads, hazards of travel, and the bold efforts of Chinese and American workers with reflections by Mrs Levering and Evgren Levering on church missions and the local choir and services.
Funeral services for C Homer Keeitr were held at his home on West Putth Street with Rev Maurer officiating and interment at Olivet Cemetery. Separately, Mrs Jottie E Virts of William Look Face was buried after a service by Rev Richard Rds at 130 o’clock, with pallbearers listed and burial at the same cemetery.
Personal items note Miss Annie M. Schmidt of Baltimore spent Sunday with her parents on West South street. Mr P H Beavers of Washington visited during Thanksgiving and at Prof and Mrs Amon Burges home. Prof Civd Burge returned to Lewisburg Pa after holidays. Other locals mention Thanksgiving gatherings and dinners with families including Mr and Mrs John O Conner and various relatives.
George B. Culler died at his home on Hughes Street. He was a former auditor and husband of Mary C. Remterg, with two sons and several grandchildren listed among survivors. Funeral arrangements set for Wednesday morning at St. Lethe Church at 10:30 with details provided by local officials.
The paper records multiple wedding notices including Howard-Watkins, Bowman-Gromley, Laisha-Reed, Alter-Rickenbaugh, and Bean-Webler. Events took place at homes or churches with relatives present, licensing noted for Westminster couple Luther Clabaugi and Rashanna Harman, planning residence in Lancaster or West Chester after ceremonies.
Fragmentary OCR notes show Monroe Crass sick with unknown ailment, treated by Dr J S Derm of Frockron. Four men in a sharp curve near the Franklinville schoolhouse crash into a car, prompting a report on road hazards and injuries.
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