Funeral Services Held for Mev Mary Esta Jee egiond
Funeral services were held Thursday for Mev Mary Esta Jee egiond with Rex J. Dotson officiating and assisted by Re Niece. Hope V. Dixon served as funeral director.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1929
Page
5
Funeral services were held Thursday for Mev Mary Esta Jee egiond with Rex J. Dotson officiating and assisted by Re Niece. Hope V. Dixon served as funeral director.
Harold F. Repp son of Mr and Mrs Whitlam Repp and Edna R Martz youngest daughter of Mrs Emma V Manz Walkersville were married at the Evangelical Lutheran church parsonage Thursday afternoon at five by Rev Dr A S G Rupp The bride a Frederick high school graduate class of 1924 wore pecolung Be cane crepe silk trimmed in Dickery with picture hat The bridegroom is employed in Baltimore.
Mrs Ruth Day wife of Rev William C Day pastor of the Lutheran church Middletown is improving rapidly after treatment at Pred etlek City Hospital Ald Society meets Lewis town ME church ladies gather February 12 with hymns scripture readings and Lincoln poems and talks next meeting March 12 at Mrs Cairnes home Also notes Old Paper obituary era items and fashion notes describe a Washington funeral paper and a white crepe blouse plus a Sunday casserole of tomatoes and corn
January births logged with numerous parental names and addresses. The record shows infant births across Frederick county towns and rural routes with dates in January 1929, listing families such as Koehler, Stine, Seitz, Cramer, Thomas, and others alongside locations like Emmitsburg, Frederick, Walkersville, and Woodsboro. Market prices for cattle, sheep, hogs, and crops are included with ranges and units.
In New York a wave of colorfully dressed seers and tea houses draws crowds as festive stalls reopen. Evangel Adams draws high‑profile clients from business and society as exotic herbs, astral charts, and cauldrons mingle with cups and prophecies. East Siders cling to traditional remedies like cupping and leeches amid mystic rites.
Mt Airy notes report Tracy Stack-Krouse of KeDonough near Baltimore visiting, various Baltimore guests over the weekend, and a Friday Owls' club dance well attended. Local residents hosted and traveled, with several trips to Baltimore and Florida noted plus card club meetings and family gatherings.
Pleasant Walk reports several local items including Messrs and relatives, twin calves, a Hobbs farm deed, and various local names in truncated notes. The text mentions Miss Salli Chance visiting, Mr Seibert Warrenfsitz staying with friends, and Bethesda Farm hogs.
A court notice summarizes a deferral or dispute involving Roan and Daw with Pragati. The document notes a co defendant labeled CoM K and references related motions or proceedings under review by the court.
The notice lists postponed public sales at multiple locations due to inclement February weather. Items include a range sale on West Fourth Street, an oyster and chicken supper at St Luke's Lutheran, and various department store displays and rental inquiries. Also mentions Ford cars for sale, and local merchants advertising goods and services.
Listing of board members and officers at Citizens National Bank includes names such as Jom HH Basen vice-president Jusern Mebysit vice president Willliam Go Ziat cashier Samer G. Devan assistant cashier a Travens THOMAS assistant cashier Jostro D. UaAkgs and others including DL Joan S NewMan James UH Gamestty Ja Howes D. Barer Davin Bakea JOHN B. Bakea Evias B RAMSBURGH Watch for period-appropriate spelling and titles in the scanned record.
Fragmented OCR shows a funeral notice with names and addresses for services. The text references a funeral director, local locations, and several unfamiliar names and farms, indicating a notices page with multiple listings and arrangements.
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