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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1929
Page
5
Obituaries note the deaths of David Taie and infant Robert James Dayhoff. Survivors include spouses, siblings, and extended families. Funeral arrangements reference local residences, cemeteries, and funeral directors.
Funeral services were held Sunday for Dr. Frank Goodman of the U S Public Health Service who served 41 years. He is survived by his wife Luella and son Frank Stanton Goodman. A brother, Dr William F R Goodman, 86, died two days earlier. Also noted are services for James P Lightner and Charles A Mosberg with interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. Rev Dryden and Rev Finnerty officiated. Pallbearers included multiple local men.
Dr J H Apple leaves for a Monday trip to Atlantic City N J. Mr Lewis E Burck of 464 West South Street celebrates his eighty third birthday. Week end guests of Mr and Mrs E L Beatty include Mr and Mrs Geo A Buxton Mrs T Nelson Buxton and children of Baltimore and Mrs M Grimes of Washington DC.
The report lists Miss Lilie Keller ill at her West Church street residence with her condition about the same at noon in May. Grace Walker has returned to Baltimore after nursing her cousin Norman W. Waters at his Washington street home. Mrs. Ethel Ritenour on Jefferson street shows improvement after illness. Also noted is Maryland businessmen Glimore R. Flautt Glenn O. Garber and R. Ames Hendrickson named to the National Panel of Arbitrators backing a bill to allow arbitration clauses to be decided outside court with awards legally binding.
New York fashion notes daytime frocks for early spring emphasize simplicity and youthfulness. Materials favor dull matte crepes over glossy satins, with Vionnet’s tan two tone morning dress highlighted by angular triangle shapes, wide tied belt, and plain sleeves. Accessories like hosiery and jewelry balance the look.
A Towson widow pursues $110,000 from Mutual Insurance Co New York claiming denial of policy payments after her husband Edward L Held died. Trial features testimony on heart trouble and policy validity with Judge Urner and Judge Newman presiding.
In Hagerstown, Stock Ramsburg of Hagerstown and Naomi Ramsburg of Hansonville wed February 16 at the bride’s parents’ home in Lewistown. Rev. John M. DeChant officiated as immediate family attended, followed by a wedding supper. The couple will live with the bride’s parents for now.
Fragmentary notes describe a treaty, a border incident, and talks of a battle involving the MArcalina and Washington. References to presiding officials and costs of a watch indicate unsettled negotiations and treaty stakes amid rising tensions.
A collage of small notices lists photo services from Donaldson Studio and Potts & Griffin, real estate offerings by P Lutber Rice, insurance options for autos, a charity play Cupid’s Joke at Monocacy Park, moved store locations, Sanitary Fish Market, firewood, and Frederick Small Loan Co. Loans, insurance, and sales details appear with names like Noah E. Cramer & Son and Mrs. Reynolds, plus notices of thanks for services and hospitality.
A fragmented advertisement lists various properties for sale near a state road, including a 4 acre tract with 51,800, 40 acres with improvements, a 123 acre farm near a city, and several dwellings and business stands. Prices range from 2 770 90 to 5 600 00, noting fencing, water, and fertile land. Contacts include SNOOK & MERCER at Pything Castle Building, Frederick, N.
The Frederick County court orders the sale reported by Jacob Rohrback Trustee and to ratify the sale of real estate. The order requires publication in a Frederick County newspaper for three consecutive weeks and sets the sale date for February 2, 1929.
A scanned ledger page lists the Citizens National Bank board and officers including D. Bakin as chairman, JonMey D. Bakin as president, JonN H. Baker as vice president, Joserm McUivit as vice president, Windram G. Zimmerman as cashier, Samum G. Dura as assistant cashier, Travers Tomas as assistant cashier, and other named staff. The transcription shows multiple misspellings and partial names.
The readable text provides scattered letters and numbers without a coherent event, names, places, or dates to summarize into a proper news item. No identifiable entities or actions are present to form a valid summary.
Bereaved receive comfort as funeral services for Thomas P. Rice are described with a dignified procession. The notice lists JOL CRAMER and JAMES H. CRAMER among local funeral contacts and references a funeral director with phone 635 in Frederick, Maryland.
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