Unclear death report with fragmented details
Fragmentary notice mentions a death involving individuals Graytot H. Fag and Marcsing Wade and references to a merchant context and a drive. Details are incomplete and names may be misspelled.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1928
Page
5
Fragmentary notice mentions a death involving individuals Graytot H. Fag and Marcsing Wade and references to a merchant context and a drive. Details are incomplete and names may be misspelled.
The funeral for a local engineer will be held from his Fonst Glen home Wednesday at 10 oclock with burial in St Johns Catholic Cemetery in Frederick. Survived by his wife Katharine and two brothers Wil Ila and Harrison Kebne and three sisters Mrs Clara K Schell Mrs Charles Fears and Miss Laure V Kebne.
Among The Sick Mes John and Mucrper, once of Middletown, lie ill at home on Hamilton avenue. Mrs James H Gambrill of this city is in Hagerstown where her father Col W P Lane is hospitalized and her mother Mrs Lane is ill at South Prospect street. Col and Mrs Lane are the in laws of Mrs Charles Lane of Wat erstown formerly of Frederick.
Purely Personal items mention Mr J Ralph Radctif of Os Cal and Miss Helen G of the Mid faculty college illness of Mrs F A Gains. Articles on Colorado coal strike by Millard M Rice in The Independent and The Rotarian. potential piece for World’s Work. Card party at Catoctin Club Warsids Inn tonight with J Harry Brandenburs, Leap Year Dance February 16. A court statement notes a man claimed to have 40 children, with 28 affected.
The death of Joseph Franklin Sams of Welch was reported Monday evening after acute appendicitis. Funeral services will be at his late home and the body moved to Middletown for interment Thursday at the Reformed Cemetery. Mrs Sams and Mr Collentz will arrive Wednesday. the Samss were wed at Braddock Ohio on June 21 1927.
In memoriam a section of livestock and produce listings noting a memorial by his wife Ida. The fragment references Leghorns Turkeys Ducks and related rosters, with scattered letters and misread phrases from an obituary-like notice.
The Presbyterian later named for philanthropic work honors Rev. Mr. Wilson who comforted the poor visited the sick and buried the dead in Trenton. He served in the World War era and led state and national Legion roles earning broad recognition.
Fragmentary wedding notice mentions two individuals and a ceremony setting with a pastor. Limited readable details describe a cake and celebration context but names and exact location remain unclear.
The Christian Herald at New York announces J. C. Penney has been elected president, succeeding Graham Patterson, as he departs for a Florida farm. He cites the magazine's religious mission and home journalism as its greatest field. Also notes a Californian arrest in a separate local crime report.
Ladies Aid Society of Grace Trinity Reformed Church near Pearl Maryland hosts an oyster and chicken supper on January 26. A bad weather date is January 25. Card of Thanks expresses appreciation for kindness during illness and death of Mrs. Margaret E. Ward. Free theater tickets offered at multiple box offices. Local ads list groceries and services with prices and contact numbers.
Public sale of livestock and farming equipment on the Derr farm near Ceresville scheduled for Friday March 5. Auctioneers Mercer and John Null. Notices for Grace Ratcliffe dismissals and Wiley Ratcliffe farm deliveries. Sanitary Dairy Excelsior advertises fresh nursery milk and poultry fish market on East Patrick Street.
A fragmentary classified page lists numerous properties for sale in Frederick Maryland including brick houses modern homes and stores. It also features a bank advertisement with officers names and titles.
Announcement from New York about oyster supper events. Includes dates from February to March and a location at 64 Tuar with remarks on a public requirement and a possible 19iT reform.
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