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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1929
Page
5
Market prices listed for crops and animals including hogs at 3.8 cents per pound and eggs at 38 cents per dozen. Missing context and many items unreadable. only scattered rates show typical midwestern market notes.
The W C T U of Frederick invites the public to an animal birthday social in the social room of the Presbyterian church on February 29 1929 at 745 p m Tickets for the dinner must be secured before Wednesday 5 p m at Storm and Shipley or through committee members A special sale on shoes accompanies the event with men s and girls shoes offered by local merchants.
Westminster area residents urge the Legislature to approve a school bond issue of 1400,000 without a referendum to fund new buildings as county officials have yet to provide 14,000. Fraternal rooms are being offered to continue pupil studies after a recent fire, with petitions to be gathered by March 4 and a mass meeting planned for March 8 in Westminster.
February updates from Johnsville list illnesses and gatherings. Jacob E Dinterman is indisposed, Leda Eyler has whooping cough, Rev Wikton held a meeting and plans revival services March 1 to 13. Several residents visit relatives, purchase stores, or host family members during late February in a community notes roundup.
In Emmitsburg Mr and Mrs William Martin celebrate a Saint Sunday wedding with relatives present. Miss Fie and M F Shuttty-Bith are noted in attendance at a Belle Cher event, marking a local family gathering.
On Wednesday Laura Devils and George visited Gettis while Mrs Roy Manwell toured Friiien. Mr. and Mrs. Afe hosted a gathering with Glass and son Ray G present. Misses Margre and Mabeon's Creek and Gillan joined in on Thursday. Mrs. Welsh of Baltimore visited her daughter Mrs. Harry Bole.
Middleburg notes show Mr and Mrs Wilford Smith and Mr and Mrs Join Smith plus their daughter visiting Saturday with Mr and Mrs Newton Six. George Humbert and daughter Madeline spent Sunday with 31 W Bell Keymar. Various locals recoveries and visits including White Blank home from hospital and improving. Grace Straw takes a sewing factory job in Union Bridge.
Family and friends gathered across Philadelphia and surrounding towns for weddings and visits. Notable attendees included Mr and Mrs E L Warner, Miss Naomi Johnson, and Rev Ameson from Gettysburg Seminary who preached at Mt Zion Hawk's. Neighbors serenaded the bride at her parents home. Other couples and households hosted and visited across Rockville Baltimore and Middlebury with assorted social calls.
Mrs Ross Galt hosted a Homemakers group gathering at Soot Koons on Monday with members present including Mrs James, Mrs Tanexcoxn, and John Me ec from New Jersey. Evra Harthauch and daughter Westminston visited on Wednesday. the Tam Indian will eat Desa.
Wiadislara Kosciakowa aged 21 from Warsaw was selected as Fisuchskiland's envoy to the international beauty show in Paris. The description notes her complexion as favored by Warsaw gentlemen and emphasizes her role as a representative.
Purely personal notes report Mrs. R. R. Brown visiting Mrs. Caroline Lieb in West Third Street. Catherine Brown underwent appendicitis surgery at Frederick City Hospital last Friday night. A surprise party for Mrs. Jacob Shawbaker of Monrovia honored the anti Cant. Crss at Miss Hilda Cramer's home on February 15 with decorations and refreshments. Additional items include a millionaire's custody case delay in New York, an injury to Mrs. Mary Bollinger from a fall, Lady Heath en route to Newark, and a quake felt in Cycasia Colombia.
Engagement announced for Maes Helen C. Nicodemus and JF. Biatsie Shaffer of Frostburg with wedding planned in June. Dorsey and Hagerstown couples married by Rev. Dr. Henri L. G. Re at Ey 1 Reformed church in Evansville area. Also a Stamford theft case: Dr Jerome W. Gorman bound over on charges of stealing two fur coats from a church in New York context.
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