Deaths Marry McKinney. Harry McRemaer.
Obituary notice noting the deaths of Mary McKinney and Harry McRemaer. Includes mentions of surviving relatives and a funeral arrangement in Dixon with details of the service likely at a local church or chapel.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1928
Page
7
Obituary notice noting the deaths of Mary McKinney and Harry McRemaer. Includes mentions of surviving relatives and a funeral arrangement in Dixon with details of the service likely at a local church or chapel.
Funeral services were held for Aptoe M Gelabert at Creagerstown cemetery with Rev Dr Heimer presiding. James Angell's funeral occurred at the Lutheran church in Rocky Ridge with interment nearby. J Grant Watkins funeral at Bethesda M E church in Lewisdale included Kemptown Jr C U A M and I O G T members. Auto case in Cavetown Wa s bs Washington County involved Stanley Smith vs Amos Kline for damages.
Historical report shows railroads used heavy rebates to win business, sparking fierce competition and financial danger for traders. Rebates ranged from 10 to 25 percent, often informal truces called gentlemen’s agreements, with no written terms and frequent disputes.
Market prices for wheat and corn listed by Frederick County growers. The notice shows grain rates in various units and notes the listing is prepared for local traders and farmers. A brief price range and unit notation appear, with emphasis on corn and wheat pricing.
Purely personal note reports Miss Berta Stockley and Miss Hazel Taylor of Gallaudet College Washington spending the weekend with Miss Stockley’s mother Mrs Jacoy Quinn on North Market Street. Uriah Shockley of Daulre district Burne! Mrs Quinn over the weekend.
A fragmented report describes a bizarre encounter where Edward Sinn, injured after being struck, hides in a pantry as a visitor confronts him. The dialogue reveals a taunting remark about hiding spaces and a lingering sense of fate. The text then shifts to a philosophical passage invoking Carlyle and generative thoughts across time.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy after a loss. Additional notices include motor vehicle services in Frederick and Baltimore schedules, public sale of household items, rental offer for a front furnished room, and various small ads such as tires, livestock, sales, and notices about licenses and forms services.
For sale entries include a two-story brick dwelling at 207 Dill Ave with heat bath and electric in splendid condition and adjoining lot. The Gibson property on East GH street sold to Walter Johnson via P. Luther Rice. Frederick County Historical Society notes a monthly meeting on the February 28 evening. Moose lodge announcement calls for a vote on a home purchase at 9 o'clock. Various ads list wallpaper services, Presbyterian supper March 1 from 6 to 7:30, chicken noodle soup, and a March 2 community sale at 409 East Patrick St. Personal property sale at 415 West South St March 3, furniture and household items. New tires and no. 4 McCormick Deering spreader on display at W. E. Renn’s. Furnishings and garments, including bone supporting garments with measurements, and daily fresh buttermilk from Excelsior Dairy. Long-distance moving, feed and supplies, and residencies listed with addresses on West South Street and East Patrick Street.
A long mixed listing from a Maryland area paper shows multiple sale notices and classifieds. Items include real estate offerings, safes, pianos, cameras, trucking services, and farm equipment, along with estate notices and executor announcements. The dense mix reflects a small-town marketplace with local businesses, household items, and legal notices.
Notice of a public sale of a farm property adjoining land parcels near Mt. Viennear with improvements including a bank barn and poultry house. The sale, dated 1914, lists conveyancing costs to purchaser, described title details, and identifies trustees and auctioneers Jos. D. Races and W. F. Darber with a long roster of officials and bidders.
Torr and Keatsers encounter uncertain service issues at ST Coure Strack, Frederick, Bd. amid unclear details and scattered notes. Local figures await clarification as records show sporadic references.
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