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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1928
Page
5
Obituary note records the passing of Mre Mewin Migeaner at Tou sheads Crenger with a $5 day payment noted in the notice.
The Shigiey and MecKimmy wedding occurred at 6 39 a parsonage with Rev D officiating. Attended by immediate family, the bride Virginia Louise Williams MecKimmy is a Frederick High School graduate class of 1927. The couple plan a brief stay in Wallington before settling in Hagerstown where Mr Saipler is employed.
An enthusiastic meeting of several Jr O U W A M councils was held after Frederick Council No 118. They discussed plans for a large class to be initiated during the State Council meeting in Hagerstown in April. Attendees included Grayson Sanner Middletown No 51 and Rev A R Snedegar Our Flag No 187, with C Frank Smith presiding. Grayson Sanner elected county chairman, committees to meet Feb 16 with Frederick Cottell. The address from Baltimore and the National Council emphasized the society’s 75 years and 40600 members.
Grain prices at Wheat, Corn listed with figures 142 and 3.73, plus livestock and produce values shown. The fragment notes market values for grain and livestock terms, indicating price quotes and commodity categories for the period.
County Commissioner George D. Smith remains at his Urbana home due to a heavy cold that began days ago. R Cramer notes he underwent an operation at Frederi Hospital and is improving.
Local notices announce sales and legal actions including partial divorce and contested estates. Attorneys Stoner, Storm, and others appear for plaintiffs and defendants, with listings for sale of Abbie Smith’s real estate and other properties through court orders.
A jumble of community notices lists an oyster and chicken supper on Friday at Feaga nville Hall, a farm for rent at Getzendauper, and a sale of farm stock by Noah E. Cramer & Sons. Other items announce dresses at Kemp's, an oyster supper and cake sale, evangelistic services, box office details for a Tivoli film, and local real estate and automotive services with addresses along East Patrick Street and nearby avenues.
Fragmented public sale notice listing presumed officials and positions, with unreadable details. Names such as Myersy, Josenn, Maxen, Haken, ZutMemMan, Devan appear among scattered roles. The text implies a government or corporate sale event with a chairman and treasurer, but specifics are missing.
Reverend Page Milburn, a longtime church leader and professor, dies in Washington. Survived by widow Nannie Hedin Milburn, three sons including William R Milburn of Milwaukee, two daughters, and two grandchildren. Funeral services at the home at 2 this afternoon, with interment in Rock Creek Cemetery.
The Carroll County Board of Education sold eleven school properties at a public sale on February 1. Properties included Oregon Westminster nextown Emory Clear View and Bird Hill among others, with buyers and prices such as Edward Case at 360 and John A. Baker at 535, all per advertisement and local law.
Court notices list marriage license issuances with names and locales, noting dates and officiants. fragmented text unclear on full details or identities.
Purely Personal reports detail Mr and Mrs George W Mc Comas returning from Chicago where Prof Amon Burgee spoke at Farm Bureau meetings in Gettysburg. Mrs Molise Hutchins visits her sister Mrs Samuel Hargett with other community notices including Rev Dr C E Wehler speaking at Kiwanis Innheor event and Deputy E A Toms returning from New York. Lorraine and Caroline Thoreas attend Junior Prom and fraternity dances at Gettysburg College over the weekend. A note about a $2 oil lasting about six months then returning to the treasury.
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