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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1928
Page
5
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs Lilbas T Caden widow of WrenesGay Eve taker and Josiah Houpt at the home of Mr and Mrs Hack Letz near RoTo Moon. Paisley dies suddenly aged 71 after illness. funeral Friday with interment at local cemetery.
The funeral for George W Young was held Wednesday at Mt Olivet cemetery with services conducted by Rev Charles E Webler. Members of the American Legion Francis Scott Eerr Post attended and grave services followed, floral emblems presented, pallbearers named, burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Funeral director Thomas P Rice supervised the ceremonies.
M A Gentry, an aviator repeatedly seen at Roosevelt Field, announced at East Patch Field that she will attempt to set a new record for aviation. The potential landmark would be linked to her latest flight involving daring maneuvers and endurance tests amid crowd interest and official attention.
Market price entries show scattered figures across commodities with multiple odd values and garbled text. The fragment references prices such as 1450 and 750 with unclear units and items, making exact interpretation unreliable.
In Port Chester New York on December 19 a teacher was found slain after a confrontation with a student. Local police suspect a juvenile suspect involved in a possible alcohol or drug related incident. The victim was a longtime educator, and investigators are reviewing school records and interviews.
Community notices list a fund raising food sale at Ideal Garage on Saturday December 22 starting at 4 p.m. hosted by LADIES' GUILD of Reformed Church, with thanks to helpers for Mrs. George Yost's funeral. Also Christmas baskets, candy gifts, radios, groceries, and contest entries promoted by local merchants and organizations.
Local ads list groceries and cigars at Frederick stores, including Williamsons Drug Store and Frederick Cash Market. Public notice warns against spitting and forbids cutting trees on city watershed. Also advertisements for real estate, confections, and holiday deliveries appear from multiple merchants.
A jumble of 1920s era local notices offers Christmas trees groceries poultry and seafood from Sunny Hill and Gosnell’s Grocery. It promotes furniture store sales and a variety of services from concrete work to licenses and farm price listings. Notable names include MRS JOHN H. STALEY Frank Foland and J PAUL DELPHEY with shop addresses in Frederick Maryland and nearby towns.
Public notice from Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland states an election to choose directors for the coming year. The second Tuesday of January 1929 at the bank's Frederick address is set for the voting hours 10 am to noon.
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