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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1929
Page
5
A garbled OCR passage mentions damage and a person named Steiner in a vague incident. The text is unclear about actions, dates, locations, or outcomes, leaving only scattered references to harm and an armed scenario without coherent details.
Mrs. Margaret E Padgett Suceway, 66, died of a heart attack in the lobby of a Medical Building after collapsing on her way to see Dr. R. Lyman Lesion on the fourth floor. She lived at 245 Eighth Street NE and died shortly after being moved to Dr. Bolton’s office. Survived by husband John Padgett and daughter Mrs. Revert Goodell. funeral from 245 Eighth Street residence with burial at Ves Cemetery, Frederick. C Z Carty, funeral director.
The funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Schwenting Saul was from 339 West Patrick Street on Tuesday at 2 PM. Rev U S G Rupp conducted services in the absence of Rev G Ellis Williams. pallbearers included John H Grove Stanley A Michael Joseph A Jamison John Kline Thormas Kline and John D Ergelbrecht. Interment followed at Olivet Cemetery Mt. Erchi son and Son acted as funeral directors.
Germantown and Layhill residents visit relatives in Washington. Entries list guests Cecil Karode of Gaithersburg with grandmother Mrs Henry Lenhart and upcoming services at Gaithersburg. Property sale note describes land near Shoaxstown area miles from Frederick with improved brick dwelling and necessary buildings. Gilmore BR., an insurance agent, purchased the land from Johan D. and associates.
Fragmentary OCR describes a naval escape scenario with a figure identified as Houdini amid a sunken submarine incident. The garbled text references live coverage and a pictured sequence at an unclear location, mentioning a February style date and a dramatic escape timing minutes after submersion.
The Troutville Community Club gathered in the chapel for its regular monthly meeting on February 12 with a program including scripture, prayers, recitations, solos, duets, violin selections, and a dramatic tableau titled Wilt Thou Mabel. The next meeting is scheduled for February 22 and local residents plan another play in March.
Miss Naomi Johnson remains in hospital care with pneumonia. Robert Walden shows slight improvement but remains at risk. Mr and Mrs P D Koons and daughters of Detour visited Mr and Mrs James Coleman in Miami. Mrs John Smith and family visited Mr and Mrs Wilford Smith. Earl Rakestraw of Union Bridge visited his parents Thursday. Jacob Snare visited Baltimore as a teenager.
The Washington Street School P T A held its regular meeting Friday evening with officers and teachers present. Miss Char Delasin led the vocal program and the adjournment set the next meeting for March 8.
The Payne Jacobs and Thelma T Jacobs were married in a quiet ceremony with the groom hailing from Purcellville Virginia and the bride from Washington D C. The groom Preston Har of Hillsboro Virginia served as a guest.
Local notice records a wedding anniversary for residents in Purcelutuile Virginia. The brief item mentions a couple celebrating 35 years of marriage and lists names and some garbled details from the original text.
Several upcoming events and sales listed for February and March. Reeves Professional Beauty Partar hosts a demonstration on Feb 14 at 10 20 AM. A public sale at Frederick Lous Elmer Pohlie’s yard offers mahogany furniture and a variety of household goods with prices from 1259 to 300. The Toral and Lonz-Mietance Hagline advertises a public sale with items like chests rockers and glassware.
Various sale notices include a public sale of household effects for Elizabeth Bohn and Caroline Selbert at Frederick Maryland in February 1929. The listings describe furniture, stoves, beds, sewing machines, china, and clothing to be sold to the highest bidder cash on specified dates. Also ads for fur purchases, a fish market, and local church suppers and groceries.
A fragmented notice lists numerous names and locations notably around Harlandtown and Lakeview Fare. The ad mentions a ten thousand dollar surplus and seven hundred thousand in quotes, with references to positions like Assistant Cashier and Collector and several individuals tied to a board or committee. The text is partial and garbled, making it hard to identify the exact event or outcome.
Fragmented classified notices advertise funeral arrangements under executors and various real estate offerings. Listings detail multiple modern brick homes, farms, and dwellings for sale or exchange in Frederick, Walkersville, and surrounding areas with prices and street references.
Real estate items include 132 acres dairy farm near Bethel and 116 acres nearby, with prices 8500 and 88400. Additional properties feature nine room brick dwelling with utilities, 157 acres colonial home near Frederick, 140 acres with highway access, single ten room brick home, and multiple homes with modern conveniences and various prices. Listings mention Washington and Madison areas with assorted acreage and housing options.
Spence ceporemerts and local notices describe a bargain event at a DOUGITy store. The fragmented lines mention OC8 and MERCER, a Borrad Case Bultag, and Mid area details with unclear actions.
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