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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1928
Page
5
Obituary notice reports the death of Mo Agana W Meckel Worthington with surviving relatives and a brief genealogical summary, noting coordinates of residence and possible associations within the community directory context.
The funeral of Catherine Lorreine Mock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. HLA Mock, was held at 10:39 AM from their home at 26 East South Street with Rev. George Sinne officiating and burial in Olivet cemetery. Separately, funeral services for Robert B. Rouzer, 55, were held at his home on Penrose Avenue, Baltimore, with burial in Loudon Park Cemetery. Rouzer, born in Thurmont, died after a visit near Thurmont. survived by his mother Mrs. Martha E Rouzer, wife and four children, including LeRoy Rouzer of Waynesboro and Marine Robert B. Rouzer Jr., recently returning from China. he had run a delicatessen at 1945 Fenrose Archue in Baltimore.
Purely Personal Mary Esther Tull returns from New York after Thanksgiving visit. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Snavely of Hagerstown announce birth of a daughter in Waynesboro Hospital. former Miss Constance Biser. Elizabeth Goldsborough returns home from Thanksgiving trip. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Morgan and son visit Long Island relatives. West Patrick District Engineer W F Childs and others depart on a Virginia hunting trip. Mrs. B Ashley Carr of Baltimore visiting Clarke Place Goldsborough. Philips Lee Goldsborough files itemized campaign expense in Baltimore. no contributions listed. Minor note on insects and pollen carriers in forest.
A damaged OCR fragment references a murder case involving a husband named Clifford Thompson and others. It notes a victim saved by a person described as Georma and mentions an execution and prison context. Names and details are incomplete and unclear.
Sunday services resumed with Calvary Methodist and Grace Reformed. choir and soloists performed, evening sermon on The Worst Sin in Frecerit gang. United Brethren observed Men’s Day with evangelistic program. pastor spoke on A Band of Men Bound Together Whose Hearts God Had Touched. Evangelical Lutheran Church held regular services. Sunday School attendance strong, monthly and yearly offerings reported. events include Christmas program planning and annual campaigns.
A local wedding event announces nuptials for Edgeton and Es erta Ware along with other noted pairs including E'eaver Ward and Catherine Yost. May Powe Pineal appears in the notification as part of the wedding list.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions orders taken for an unclear item titled Hees Atuentier with stray references to weights and bets. No coherent event or identifying details available.
The notice lists weddings and sales in Baltimore area, noting Edward Power and family ties to Hetarc Park, plus Langgood and Reigle marriages in Harrisburg and York area. Other entries reference Gough practicing law in Baltimore and multiple couples tied to Lutheran and YMCA venues with dates in November. A Paris cinema signs restrict dogs in the cloakroom, with Lapdogs and wolfhounds kept from disturbing patrons.
Market prices listing wheat and corn with price ranges for livestock and produce. Prices quoted by Frederick Gouory Products, Inc. show beef, cattle, hogs, and other items with varied per hundredweight or per bushel estimates.
A family thanks friends for kindness after the illness and death of John Linton and for help with carriages and automobiles. Several real estate and auction notices appear, including farm sale details at Bank Farm Seid, a 6 acre property north of Thurmont, and various property listings, items for sale, and a public notice on Frederick County estate settlement procedures.
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