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Obituary fragment notes deaths in a Lutheran cemetery interment: pallbearers listed as Bodemakers. Mentions Miss Lethe J. Staley and Veraville connections, with age and service details garbled.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1927
Page
5
Obituary fragment notes deaths in a Lutheran cemetery interment: pallbearers listed as Bodemakers. Mentions Miss Lethe J. Staley and Veraville connections, with age and service details garbled.
A fragmentary wedding notice notes Whirley Stipe and Ann Fred Bersyvite wed at a parish house or church with ministers C. G. Rupp and S. Sowere named in the scant readable lines.
In Hagerstown Nov 30, families and friends hosted Nettie Beacht of Frederick. Attendees included Mrs. Huntzberry Mrs. Mon Mrs. Beacht Mrs. Charles Opel Jr and George Omas among others. The Boumi Temple Mystic Shrine event at the Lyric theater featured a 5 to 7 dinner and initiations at 7.
Excavations in Nevada near St. Thomas uncover salt caves with early Indian miner tools from as far back as 1000 B C. artifacts include stone laminar items, wooden handles, sandals, nets, and corncobs preserved by salt. Most relics date to the Christian era. researchers infer multiple tribes sought salt from the mountain.
The article notes scholars seek letters of famous men and mortals, hoping to uncover correspondence bound to mend memory. It mentions efforts to locate letters from poets to a French actress and hints at a quest to recover lost writings through transatlantic inquiries and archival searches.
A damaged clipping mentions a combination of initials and names tied to a Francie referenced as F. The fragment alludes to a treasury or liberty theme but lacks clear context, full names, or dates to establish a definite event or person.
The Rosedale shows cottage style with box bays and lattice for a warm exterior, an oven side perch and climbing vines. Inside windows create varied light, front rooms glow with sun, back porch doubles as outdoor room, breakfast nook rear window and open fireplace enhance living space. Price listed at five to six thousand dollars. for more details contact Standard Realty Co., Colorado Building, Washington, D.C.
Among The Sick lists numerous local residents ill or recovering. Names include Fannie Derr of Middletown, retired farmer Charles L. Cline near Harmony, Charles R. Cline south of Middletown with uretric poisoning, Samuel Peltingall of Myersville with serious paralysis, George W. Arnold near Burkittsville with infected hand, O B E Fink of Middletown with grippe, Mrs. Lewis P Main of Middletown, Earl Kepler of Middletown with grippe, J Luther Speck and Marvin Speck of Middletown with tonsillitis, Robert Tittle son of Mrs. Kehne with tonsillitis, Marr Summers of Ellerton, and the three year old Seymour Summers, with illness, plus an infant son of Dorser Gilbert in Harmony with bronchial pneumonia and Wm Mazaha slowly improving after a fall. Additional notes: Leslie Frre of Petersville with grippe.
Fragmentary ancient note describes Roman views of kissing as a sacred act in early republic times. It mentions censorship by Cato and betrothal customs, with kisses governing betrothal, marriage, and even divorce while noting difficulties in interpretation due to garbled text.
A garbled excerpt hints at a discussion of Charles Dickens and William Shakespeare, with phrases mangled into unclear references. The fragment references authors and origins, leaving readers unsure of the intended point or names.
Congressman elect J Earl Major of Hillsboro Illinois who had been under care at Frederick City Hospital since last Saturday left the facility Friday after an auto crash injuring his wife and daughter near Frederick Junction. Major, his wife, and Jean 10, were in the car which struck the bridge wall. Mrs Major suffered a broken left leg and he bruises. Jean recovered from a head blow and was sent to Washington relatives.
The text recalls Achaia as the Roman province governing the Greek port region with Corinth as its capital. It notes ancient wealth as proverbial and contrasts it with the inhabitants’ vice and profligacy. In the Middle Ages the city declined to a miserable village on part of the old site.
Local notice invites visitors to FARMERS AND MECHANICS NATIONAL BANK today to see Santa Claus and exchange four holiday requests with Kim. Local merchants H. F. Shipley and Key Store advertise nearby.
In memoriam notices recall Franklin H Ea who died one year ago and express sorrow that God alone knows what is best while wishing him eternal rest and peace. The fragment hints at a short epitaph with themes of waiting, care, and heavenly rest.
A fragmented Frederick area page lists weather notes, library and council notices, band concert details at Frederick High School, various sales and classified items, Christmas sale promos, and upcoming public meetings. Entries mention local businesses, a Buick for sale, roofing and heating stoves, and a December 9 band performance to benefit the band.
Fragmented notices advertise a furniture store auction for general household goods at North Market Street and a Sanitary Fish Market listing oysters and poultry prices. Also included are public sale terms, a scrap junk buyer paying top prices, and a Frederick Junk Co listing with shop location and contact details.
aF Jusein D Baker chairman of Borat Howes LD Baker president Jons H Hawkes vice president Joarna McDivit Willlia M G Zimmerman cashier Samu G Devat assistant cashier Tomas Travers assistant cashier We will furnish a ceremony of distinction with equipment priced to avoid regrets Thomas Price funeral director phone 638 Frederick MD.
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