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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1928
Page
5
In Santiago a Hoover party group visits the Chilean capital as cadets from the local West Point parade for a premier event. The gathering centers around the national capitol with the procession framed by street life and the surrounding city.
Mrs Etta O M Leatherman wife of John C Leatherman died at her home in Myersville Tuesday afternoon at 3 o clock of a complication of diseases aged 74 years She is survived by two sons and two daughters Funeral will be Friday morning from Pleasant View church near Burkinsville with services by Rev Teblas Ti Pete Ferment in cemetery Admining T K Gladhill funeral director An Infant Frederics Weavering infant son of Raymond and Beatriece Weavering died at the home of his parents Dundalk Baltimore county Tuesday Funeral upon the arrival of the 4 0 0 pm train Thursday noon Interment in St Pauls Bi avr cemetery Jefferson MR Exch and Son funeral directors
Philip H. Beard and Nellie Mary Kanode, both of this city, wed on November 19 in Reckvit with Rev. Frank A. Tyler of the Methodist church officiating. James Edmuss and Dorothy E. Redmuss, a Philadelphia couple, were married Tuesday night at 7 at the Mr M C A building by Rev. Charles Shaffer, with no attendants.
Purely personal items record Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grossin and son Kenneth of Waynesboro Pa visiting Mrs. Grossnickle’s brother Charles C Wiles. Frederick Junctions Edgar H McBride return from wedding trip in Atlantic City New York City and Quebec now residing at Motherly Apartments East Second Street. Sidney A Trundle Jr Georgetown University returns after Thanksgiving holidays to study with grandmother Mrs E J Trundle Libertytown. Prohibition effort in Maryland District of Columbia and Delaware shows raids doubling totaling about 2300 cases under John F J Herbert with expected year total near 4000. monthly average around 300. Also noted are sick youths Virginia and Evel Grimes daughters of Mr and Mrs Thomas C Grimes Hansonville.
Market prices and produce listings appear in a fragmented OCR heading. The readable portion notes partial figures and items, suggesting a local market summary with price data for assorted produce and commodities. Further details are garbled and unreadable.
NEA Service reports that Congress faces difficulty disposing of the Muscle Shoals issue before March 4 Hoover inauguration. Estimated monthly farmer losses from idle fiscal plants total about 4.7 million dollars, with annual loss near 52.8 million and a decade-wide sum of 527.9 million. Projections compare potential fertilizer output and profits if idle power were redirected.
Mrs. Katharine Speer and son visit Rome. Mrs. War Smut recovering after a fall. Isabel Boyer celebrated on November 19. Mr. Howard Murdock visits George Burgess. Sponsellor family hosts. Roger Molesworth and Miss from Mt. Airy attend. Mrs. Kate Baker and Mrs. Fannie Eichran tour near Frederick. Hanford Borer of M M T Co. visits home for Thanksgiving. Edith Etchison from Tramsville spends day with cousin Annie Zanerman.
A string of local sale notices announced by Calvary M. E. Church Grace Reform Church and others. Homemade bread cakes pies candy dressed chickens and fancy articles will go on sale at Ford Motor Co sales room 117 West Patrick Street on December 8 1906 with proceeds aiding a new church building. Additional rummage and private sales listed at various addresses including 501 Elm Street Frederick and 401 Magnolia Avenue.
In memoriam notes for Ace A. Sha and family. Fragments describe a Christmas sale at St Marys Church with aprons, tea, and candy. art club rooms hold sales December 6 and 7. listings for sales of coats, dresses, and other goods. Also references to local businesses, banks, and charity notices from Frederick Maryland area.
Fragmented OCR notes reference a shooting in Sabillasville and a December meeting. It mentions historic population figures and a historic comparison to Britain’s newspaper circulation, noting a rise to about 75 million. The legible items are sparse and unclear.
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