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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1930
Page
5
The notice lists several local deaths with ages and mentions services at Brethren church in Union Bridge. The body will be removed from Mrs. K G Pullman funeral parlor in Walkersville to Union Bridge by Sunday noon for interment in Union Bridge cemetery. Funeral director named is Mrs X G Pullman.
Funeral services for Nathan B Allout 68 who died Tuesday of heart disease were held at his Front Royal Virginia home Thursday by Elder A E Harrison of the Old School Baptist church. Burial was in Prospect Hill cemetery. He was born in Dawsonville Montgomery county and survived by his widow Myra Compton two daughters Mrs Roy Darby and Mrs Ashton Goulden two sisters Mrs Thomas C Darby and Mrs Milton G Darby and two grandchildren. The funeral of John Edward Wiles was held from his daughter Mrs George W S Summers home near Braddock Friday afternoon at one oclock Rev HC Erdman conducted. Clayton E Fulmer and wife sang Abide With Me Lead Kindly Light and The Eastern Gate. Pallbearers were Seth B Lamm Millard Helauver Systma Mercer Clarence es Kinne Interment Middletown Lutheran cemetery Etchison and Son funeral directors.
Miss Anna Portner of Taurcout and Charles Bushman son of Mrs Net tie Bushman were married Saturday evening in Emmitsburg parsonage by Rev Phillip Bower of Elias Lutheran church. Ring ceremony. immediate families present. Bushman employed by M F Lau and Son. couple to reside in Emmitsburg.
Mrs. Marshall L. Etchison of East Church street has returned from a visit with her brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Harry Diffendal in Philadelphia Pennsylvania.
In Myersville Mrs. Hiram T. Smith and Mrs. Frank O. Lowery are ill with illnesses and confined to home. Miss Kitty S. Quyon, of West Third Street, recently underwent a minor operation at Frederick City Hospital and is recovering. In Martinsburg, Allen N. Noll, former prosecuting attorney, faced an extortion case that was continued indefinitely as Judge D A Rodger granted a conviviance, with Dr. James A. Dutt noting Noll's paresis and incapacity to understand the charges.
A small note presents Bible verse John 8 32 believing that truth will set one free and quotes a Bohlean line about beauty and truth. The fragmentary text attributes sayings to biblical and philosophical sources.
Market prices list ranges for wheat calves and hogs with several weight classes. Prices show per hundredweight figures and imply supply conditions across beef and pork categories.
A fragmented description outlines a plot about travels and cultural clashes. A character travels from East to West, encounters marriage plans, and a secret involved journey. The passage hints at themes of exploration and cross cultural tension.
A contemporary review section samples detective fiction and cookbooks, praising The Guns Clip Cook Book and One Complete Sherlock Holmes while noting the era’s fascination with crime and Prohibition era statistics. It laments the era’s political debates and cites Dr. Cherrington on alcohol’s societal impact.
Washington reporters recall the Senate press gallery era led by Jim Preston daughter and Herbert A. Preston. They note the transition from a small circle with one phone to broader, more accurate coverage, highlighting figures like Arthur Capper Medill-Cormick and Louis Ludlow and the shift toward advance copies and prewritten speeches.
In memoriam for Relph AY Nol Tronmell dated December 6, 1828. The notice reflects on missing the loved one and the lasting impact of the loss, noting life has never been the same.
Local notices promote Norman R. Stone Furniture and Francis Scott Rey Tailoring with contact details. A community get-together dance is announced for December 6 1920 at Mary Janes near Monocac Park with special prices and colored decor.
Frail OCR text details Citizens' National Bank ledger items with loan totals, account names, cashier titles, and miscellaneous merchandise. Mentions cashiers Ri Tew and others, along with items like bread, nickels, tables, mats, clocks, and prices such as 2.00 and 0.25.
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