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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1928
Page
5
Burial announcements report the death of Lauretta Shaier and list survivors including children and in laws. The notice notes services held on Saturday afternoon and mentions multiple relatives and residences, with funeral plans to be announced or pending.
The article lists multiple funeral services for Dorothy Au fm Oliver Wendell Himes and Jesse Lipscum with pallbearers named and interment at Mt. Olivet. It also reports Francia Scott Key Council No. 48 O A M meetings and officer installations plus charity and sick leave totals.
Miss Mae Baker and Arthur Lowmon were quietly married Saturday afternoon at 139 o'clock by Rev. Dr. G Ellis Williams at Calvary M E church. The couple were attended by O L Baker, father of the bride, and Mr and Mrs Barricon Norwood. They will reside with the bride’s parents. Marriage licenses issued in Hagerstown include Lford M Miles and Edna R Compher, Samuel C Fox and Hazel M Smith.
Grain markets and wheat prices noted along with livestock values including hens and fowls. The text lists weights and prices for various categories and references producers and market terms from the era.
An English novelist and poet will speak at Hood College on Friday evening. The program includes a lecture on Living English and America and promises an interesting evening for attendees.
A string of divorce filings and mortgage foreclosures dominates the docket, including petitions by Margare A. Nuidieste Raza, Luther C. Welty, Florence Welty, Nellie V. Weaner, and others. Foreclosure actions involve Robert A. Tyson, Amanda R. Edmonston, and the Bank of Brunswick. The Frederick Country National Bank seeks trust jurisdiction, with trustee roles noted for John P. Herris. A separate note covers a unique Christmas display at the Opel residence featuring elaborate lighting and a Beverly Hills backdrop.
Fragmented OCR items show The Staley Motor Company address at 196 East Patrick St Oyster Suppor t at Trisitty ME Church and scattered notices. Also mentions Excelsior Sanitary Dairy and personal notices about Miss Beas Ream and Mrs. Grace M Bartgis.
Public notice dated January 4 1928 announces a partnership between Andrew A Roderick and Charles E Sheets Morten K Sheets George W Sheets and Donald C Stoppenbach to operate a milk hauling business with continued customer service. It also lists sales of items from N Joseph 7 E All Saints St and announces Fredericks Filling Station ownership change to J H Gorman with offerings of oils and gases and straight gas at 16c per gallon plus tax.
An OCR fragment reports a brief event with unclear names and details. It mentions a date style or score 3-2 and references several garbled terms suggesting a sports or competitive card but key entities are unreadable.
The notice page lists vehicle and goods ads for Middletown and surrounding areas, including a new Ford model, household items, dairy deliveries, and local business promotions. It also includes a probate notice for the estate of Frederick Ue deceased, with deadlines for claimants and required vouchers.
The Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland invites shareholders to vote on January 10 1928 between 10 am and 12 pm to elect directors for the coming year at the bank’s Second Street location. The notice is signed by WM G Zimmerman cashier and lists bank officers and names.
Mr Airy Mill Airy and Mrs Peacock have returned after a week on the Fastern Shore. Mrs Harry Webb is indisposed. Mr Nathan Glover returned to Pittsburgh after visiting his mother. Roscoe Mainsworth, University of Maryland student, visited his parents. Clifton Sponseller improved after weeks ill with disease. Mr Raymond Runkles remains unchanged. Mr Robert Myers and family spent New Year’s in Westminster. Miss Blanche Brandenburg visited Mrs Helen Gartrell in Woodbine. Mr Myers Day and family visited his sister in Washington. John Klesse and family of Baltimore spent New Year’s with relatives here. Mr and Mrs Shirer of Kemp Town went to Frederick on Tuesday. Miss Elizabeth Browning spent weekend with her parents nearby. Miss Hild Brandenburg, Maryland State Normal School Towson student, spent holidays at home. Mrs Kate Nice visiting friends in Baltimore and Washington. Mrs Lacy Burdette and daughter Margaret spent a few days in Baltimore. South Africa traditions show Christmas seaside trips for those who can travel, enjoying cool water.
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