Deaths Eoward F. Tucker and Others
Obituary notices announce the deaths of Eoward F. Tucker and several relatives. Details mention funeral arrangements from the late homes and services at local churches with times and dates.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1927
Page
5
Obituary notices announce the deaths of Eoward F. Tucker and several relatives. Details mention funeral arrangements from the late homes and services at local churches with times and dates.
The notices report the burial of Mrs Posan Markey Robrback to be held Friday after travel from Washington. Rev Charles E Webler to officiate with pallbearers named. Other funerals include Hilda Blanche Lenz at Creagerstown Reformed Church, Anna Trenchhem on East Seventh Street, Oliver J Bailey from Pleas t View M E Church, and Albert V Dixon as funeral director. Interments in local cemeteries and family plots are noted.
Mrs Grove R Howse and daughter Mollye visited Hagerstown with sister Mrs M J Wire. Mr and Mrs Wm E Filler of East Third Street left for El Paso Texas to spend the winter as he recovers from asthma. Mrs Ignatius Bjorner enters Camp Fire Girls at the Maryland School for the Deaf December 14 with Miss Margaret Went in charge. Miss Marina Matilda Harper and her husband Pt McBain of Rochester New York visited Miss Myrtle Pearse on West Third Street. $459000 raised for Old Ironside fund. sale of more than 2002000 prints of Gordon Grant's Old Ironsides to aid constitution restoration efforts.
Bets not readable. Fragment mentions market prices for grain and entities: Frederick and Senate Products Inc. No clear events or values.
Water W King of Frederick and Agcee BL Chipley of Walkershie wed at the home of the bride's relatives. An after wedding reception followed the ceremony with local attendees. The notice notes the officiant and serves in a Batlor style setting.
The Allentown ceremony joined Miss Alene Lakel of Allentown and Mr. Traylor Knight of Louisiana in a wedding conducted by Rev. Joseph James Reform. The bride wore a olive crepe gown and carried a bouquet. After the ceremony a hotel breakfast featured floral backdrops. The couple plans a Louisiana to Los Angeles marriage as Knight pursues business in California.
Union Bridge December report lists Miss Mollie Baker's funeral at the M E church with Rev Clifford Richmond officiating. She spent most life there, wintering in Baltimore with sister Mrs W R Devilbiss, who hosted her last week.
A novice golfer mutters that the round may be his last as his Scots caddie offers blunt advice about taking a drink and leaving clothing home. The scene evokes a tense exchange set near a Tom’s Cabin backdrop with a hard edge in dialogue.
A mixed page shows health notes on hog cholera, notices of services and sales, theater and concert ads, photography sessions for convalescent Mr Rogers, and Christmas shopping items. It lists auctions, property sales, and executors notices with names like George W. Manahan and H L McDaniel, plus December schedules and local vendors.
A fragment describes a Christmas scene with children excited by home-coming songs and gifts, stockings, and communal generosity. It mentions three wards and a sense of humane holiday spirit across families and parents.
Fragments show offerings including country sausage padding scrapple home made round steak loin steak and bananas priced per dozen. Ad mentions L B Hargett Mer as publisher and a classified advertisement line in The News.
Listing of bank capital and a long roster of board members and officers including J. Teavens Tromas, Witua G. ZimMesMan, Samesi G. Deva, and J. H. Bang with numerous other names and titles.
Funeral director Thomas F. Rice offers a ceremonial service for veterans with devoted care and reliable miracles of tribute. He promises clear pricing and frequent updates on what the service will entail, with contact through Phone 638 in Frederick.
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