Funeral for Jane Flynn Held in Sanday Morning
Jane Flynn died January after an illness. The funeral was held Sunday morning at Taurmen, conducted by Rev. W. F. termert. Burial followed at ide and Creager. Her son Howard attended the service.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1927
Page
5
Jane Flynn died January after an illness. The funeral was held Sunday morning at Taurmen, conducted by Rev. W. F. termert. Burial followed at ide and Creager. Her son Howard attended the service.
Mr and Mrs Paul Hammens of South Market street offer congratulations. Miss Marestet Hedges visits her cousin Ida Buxton on West Fourth street. Mr and Mrs Lawrence L Gourley of Washington visit Mrs Gourleys? and Miss Kate Rams bursh on 33 Second street.
Reports from Taneytown on several ill residents including Mrs Nettie Weaver and Mrs LeRoy Smith with pneumonia in Baltimore hospitals. Local events note a coririborer demonstration at Shriners Theatre and a steam heating plant addition to the Firemen's building. Social visits, school trips, and gatherings are listed along with a legal action entered in Waynesboro and resignations from Kemps store management.
Fragmentary notes discuss faith, peace, and patience in a tumultuous era. References to personal growth, resilience, and spiritual guidance appear, inviting reflection on enduring values amid social change.
The article discusses the donkey as a symbol of obstinacy and burden, its use in mule breeding and milk, and credits Thomas Nast for immortalizing the donkey and the elephant as party symbols. It also lists local social notes from Woodsboro including visits, events, and a minstrel show, with names and brief activities.
A collection of brief hometown notices records visits and greetings. Mentions include Mrs Ira Cock Frederick and family Mrs Earnest Prive Mr and Mrs Earl Payne with daughter Mary Talaler and others in Baltimore Allen Burdette Norwood and Mr and Mrs Laurel with various relatives and friends visiting or staying in town.
Card Of Thanks to friends for use of automobiles at the funeral of Mrs Annie E Casile. Notice of debts not to be assumed by husband Clyde B Wolbruner. Dancing classes and public sales listed with addresses and dates February 1927. Also real estate and livestock auctions, services, and upcoming events.
Listing describes a brick dwelling at 114 West Fourth Street with electric lighting and a rear entrance. Note mentions possession on April 6 and the property being in good condition for occupancy.
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