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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1930
Page
5
Fragmentary death notices plus garbled names and stray terms. Readers see scattered names and phrases like deaths and local figures, but details are unreadable and no coherent event or dates emerge.
The region observed several funeral services led by Rev. F A Rosen and Rev. George H T Pastor at Evangelical Baptist and St Pauls Lutheran churches. Attendees included William Harver Nellie Castle Albina Allen and many pallbearers. interments followed at nearby Lutheran and Jefferson cemeteries with Etchison and Son handling arrangements.
The column lists Edward H Mantz a student in Pittsburgh visiting Dill Avenue. Claire McCardell from New York staying with Mrs A LeRsg ardell. multiple families traveling to visit relatives in Florida and Maryland. It notes Christmas returns and relatives in Baltimore, Roanoke, and Washington, detailing wandering guests and local kin.
The report lists varied market prices and tonnages for livestock and products, including ranges such as 160-180, 200-225, and 232-110, reflecting trading activity. A late item notes an oral home makers club meeting held Friday afternoon at a residence for the Piemens Hai with attendees and brief agenda.
A jumble of personal visits and small events fills the page. Among names mentioned are Samuel D. Shider, Ruth, Rev. John Sanderson, Rev. Mechorn, Catherine Mo anc, and Mr J e ope Reaver. Caroling, church services, birthdays, and hospital news appear alongside tales of travels to Baltimore and Gettysburg.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Victor Resh and son Donald hosted dinner Sunday at Mrs. Resh’s sister Mrs. Martin Brikhart’s home in Parkville. Other guests included the Wills family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wentz with Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Markle and Lester Bats, Mr. and Mrs. O. Geman and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Garrett. The gathering continued at the home of Mrs. and Mrs. Maurice Resh with additional visitors from Hanover and Cherry Hill for a social evening.
Taneytown tonight hosts Christmas exercises by Trinity Lutheran Sundar with primary junior and intermediate departments readings and a pageant. Community members and families gather as local residents and relatives visit and share holiday events and dinners in town.
Ida Ward of New Windsor married Cine Bowman of Union Bridge in a Wednesday ceremony conducted by Rev. Marshall Wolfe at the New Windsor parsonage. Also licensed in Hagerstown were Lawrence J. Shaw 21 and Elizabeth E. Smith 18 of Frederick for marriage. At New Midway School, December perfect attendance lists show students across Rooms 1 2 and 3, with teachers Gertrude Phillips George Ambrose Genevieve Fonk Baxer Marc Diehl and others. enrollment averaged 1043 and attendance 89.7 percent. Rain was expected later.
Fragmentary local notes mention Bert Feantaim Service in the city and Peoples Drug storm. Context unclear but suggests a disorder or incident affecting shops and residents. Further readable details are needed to specify actions, dates, or individuals.
Court records list individuals Fay Usete Carastarp and others in property matters including Willem Virw and wife and C Fisk to Ger McBride trustees with totals cited. The document also contains a block of faded public notices and a lengthy column of optimistic social guidance and aphorisms.
Local notices advertise public sales on December 30 at 1 PM at 101 Pennsylvania Avenue and a March 16 1931 livestock auction on Woodsboro Libertytown Road. A Middletown Valley farm sale reports 180 acres sold to Lawrence F. Rudy with modern improvements. Also listed are dairy ads from Excelior Sanitary Dairy and festive events at Mary Jane's Bar-B-Q with music by Rainbow Orchestra.
A fragmented OCR line hints at a local bank matter involving Citizens National Bank, an individual named Lee, and a reported stake or bet. Readable parts show bank references and uncertain personal names, with no clear outcome or date.
Frederic Maryland December 1 notice: annual meeting to elect directors for the coming year. The meeting is set for the thirteenth of the month between the hours of a specified period at the bank to elect directors. Hammond Clary, Cashier, signs the notice.
Public sale listing includes multiple individuals such as J. J. Jaassen, Josefn D. Baker, and J. Hoisis D. Baker along with entities like Daniel Barre and Ameritaly E. Fisher. The document references locations, dates, and participants in a formal sale proceeding, with scattered OCR fragments indicating dates around January and a broad range of names.
The Frederick County Agricultural Society records the death of longtime member John W. Humm born January 20 1857 who died December 13 1930 at age 73 He served on the Board of Managers from 1903 for 27 years including two years as president The note honors his honesty service and significant contributions to the association signed by P M Hiteshew S Ohn Best Dr C H Eosley and Guy K Motter Secretary
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