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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1928
Page
5
Miss Fannie Beall Hunt daughter of the late Samuel and Martha Beall Hunt died Monday in Baltimore. Funeral at her late residence 10 Longwood road Roland Park Baltimore Thursday morning at 11 o'clock. Interment private.
The funeral of William Green aged 20 from Union Bridge was held Friday at 10 AM. Services were at the church conducted by Rev. C H Richmond and Rev J Wimmer. Pallbearers listed were Geo Crawmer, Robert Spurrier, Earl Wenzel, Paul Ogle, Tom Kiss, and Preston Gerrand. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery. Funeral director was H A Snyder of Union Bridge. Green was the son of Mr and Mrs David Green.
Reverend Henry H. Nicholls, pastor at Cedar Grove Baptist, united Miss Sarah E. Schwartzback of Gaithersburg and Smith R. Sheckels of Damascus in a Cedar Grove ceremony held at the minister’s home.
Purely personal items noting Mrs. Alica Rohrback of Braddock Heights returning from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. Miss Helen Barbara Witmer of Hanover Pennsylvania spent the week end at the home of uncles C. W. and W. H. Dozcus in Woodshore. Mr. Henry Weinberg, visiting his sister Miss Jeannette Weinberg, returns to Staunton Virginia on Tuesday.
A large hog butchering occurred Wednesday at the home of Charles Cecil near Buckeystown. Seven hogs averaging over 300 pounds were slaughtered. Attendees included numerous spouses and relatives such as Mr and Mrs Cecil, Ed Exte, Archie Putman, Grover Shryock, Bruce Houth, Wilbur Kerise, George Barnett, Ambrew Erise, Laura Ogie Powell, David Adams, Walter Bartlett, Ida Cecil Lenhart Sadie Ogie George Green Raymond Stover Clarence Lenhart James Whitmore Sam Tressler Alvie Cecil Elizabeth Brise Edgar Adams Clyde Adams James Brise and others. Mrs Eugene Creed improving at Braddock Heights. Miss Margaret Barnes, Freder ick, improving after appendectomy at Frederick City Hospital.
Market notes show hogs steady to lower with prices drifting between 10 and 120 cents per pound for various grades. Beef and poultry values listed include spring chicks, hens, roosters, and eggs with mixed movement and tightening ranges. Longstanding farm goods quotations suggest modest price pressure across livestock and eggs.
Dr Morris Fishbein summarizes findings from Hygeia and JAMA on unerupted teeth. X ray surveys reveal teeth not breaking through the gums, with potential infection and systemic effects. Modern dentistry uses regular X rays to detect and remove unresolved roots and unerupted wisdom teeth to prevent pain and illness.
A Christmas program at the Ballenger Farm Bureau meeting in Feagaville featured Tobias F. Zimmerman as chairman and Mrs. J W Gaver as lecturer. Readings and songs were performed by Miss Clara Shaff, Miss Margaret Zimmerman, Miss Rebecca Biddineer, and Mrs T E Zimmerman, with Edgar Bittinger reciting. Prof Amon Burges urged attendance at the State Farm Bureau meet in Baltimore January 9 10. Edward Shaffield spoke on cooperative buying. A free crowd attended.
Noah E. Cramer spoke at the Kiwanis Club in the Francis Scott Key Hotel about his Alaska trip and a view of Northwest United States industry. He noted strong returns on federal investment, thriving industries, busy cities, and farming in surprising conditions. Guests included Chester Fletch and Francis Petrott. Plan membership drive noted. Also, American Legion post planned to boost membership. Chiang Kai-shek invites Herbert Hoover to China to improve US China relations.
Card party details: five hundred and whist at St John's dal on Thursday December 13 at 8 p m under Holy Name Society, tickets 50 cents. Also notes a 1928 Harley Davidson motorcycle run under 2300 miles, sale ads and auxiliary orders, Christmas bulbs and boxes, and a motor vehicle license service with addresses in Frederick and Baltimore areas.
Local notices advertise bird cages and canaries, Christmas novelties, and season greetings. Vehicle listings include Buick Master Six Coupe, 1927 Oldsmobile Coach, Studebaker models with used car pledge. Public notices call for Berlin Lovettsville Bridge Co directors on December 26 1938, plus church supper and turkey event.
The page lists miscellaneous local notices and ads including rent offers and a Merry Christmas theme. Items mention apartment rentals, ice cream, turkey and geese sales, live or dressed deliveries from local providers, cider for sale, and a Pythian Sisters supper with a chicken noodle soup theme on December 17 1928 at the Pythian Castle Building with 0 cent tickets.
Public sale notice fragment mentions ownership and dwelling related terms. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but indicates a sale of property or assets linked to a named owner and dwelling. The readable items imply a formal action by a local authority or trustee.
Auction notice for Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland listing sale of valuable personal property including office equipment storage battery gear and automotive parts. Sale set for January 8 1929 at 10 am to 12 pm at 615 and 617 North Market Street with cash terms. proceeds to Dan Le Roy McCardell and others. No directors election will be held.
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