Sweeney for Dacerey Wedding At Large Church
A wedding notice reports Sweeney and Dacerey unite at a large church ceremony. Local officials and family attend as couple shares vows and rings.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1928
Page
5
A wedding notice reports Sweeney and Dacerey unite at a large church ceremony. Local officials and family attend as couple shares vows and rings.
Purely Personal items note visits and family events around Middletown and Jefferson. Mrs. Arove Horne entertains, Mrs. Julian Miller returns from Jefferson, and several relatives travel between Burkittsville Hagerstown and Washington. The Kefauver family across Middletown and Washington share visits while others return from trips and weddings.
The column lists residents on the sick list including Mrs Hussel T Main of Middletown with tonillitis, Mrs John Bidle Middletown ill, Mrs John Early Highland indisposed, and the Raymond Smith infant near Myers He. Also noted are O T Hall's ill child near Brunswick improving, J J Heskitt of Brunswick with a badly injured arm slowly improving, and Annis Cochran of Jefferson taken suddenly ill at Mrs Ramaburg’s home south of Jefferson and now improving.
Jan 21 3ire reports visitors at the Carlisle and Miller homes in Sam's Creek. Walkersville residents Joseph Roberts family hosted at Samuel A. Meor’s home. Mary Six from Keynsville visited her grandson’s family in New Windsor. Nusbaum couple visited Carville Alexander's home. Green family members visited John P. Green in Oak Orchard. Thieves entered several Oak Orchard homes stealing chickens and two lap robes. George Miller family hosted Earl Warner. Bessie Alexander stayed with James Schneider’s near Lincol n to help care for the ill.
A fragmented piece argues that influence among peers comes from encouraging independent thought. It suggests the head of the group should plant the idea of self reliance in others, framing leadership as guiding minds rather than direct control.
Market prices show livestock trends amid arid markets and legal constraints. Analysts note fluctuating demand and regulatory factors shaping pricing, with traders adjusting expectations as supply conditions evolve.
Letters of administration granted in multiple estates including Fyttz Mary 3 to Wic EL Patis, Jenkins Adeline to Hennah A. Sewell, Bussard William HE to Elsie F. Bussard, Cline Wade F. to Jota Cline, Motter John C. to Frank A. Robbins Jr., Tresselt Emily to Frederick Tresselt, Culler Ralph E. to Grace R. Culler, and others. Inventory pages list debts, stocks, real estate, and personal property for numerous estates such as Mary S. Fultz, Geo. M. Wormann, Alfred G. Gartrell, Marshall Jenkins, Harry L. McClain, James H. Catsail, Oliver Wren, J. O. Hendrix, Saslie Young, and Emma Jane Fogle. Letters testamentary granted for several estates including Geo. M. Wormer, Alfred G. Gartrell, Marshall Jenks, and Chas R. Chas., among others.
Warning to delinquent taxpayers that all open accounts will be advertised as 1 3x sales and, if unpaid by the second Monday in April, will be sold on that date at the Court House door. Advertising costs begin immediately. Sheriff urges prompt payment. Franklin L. Notnagle, 395 East Patrick St. Phone 455-J.
The readable fragment references a Monday event involving Jasiale Chat and an unclarified Joweps group. No concrete actions, places, or organizations are identifiable, making a precise summary difficult.
Obituary and funeral notices for Mrs. Laura Shank and others, with burial plans at Mt Olivet and St Pauls. Classifieds include farm and property listings, millinery ad, and shop notices from Frederick area businesses. Funeral details name Rev N B Thomas and Thomas P Rice as undertaker.
Classified notices describe Mrs Harriet Fulton’s 21 room residence at Penn and Futon Avenues Walkersville with bath electric lights vapor heat cellar porches and a five auto garage. Listings also advertise tires batteries and auto services from Lieberling Tires and local shops along with a March 10 1928 public sale of farm stock and equipment at a Lime Kiln area farm.
In Miami on January 21 the American Federation of Labor announced a demand for both major parties to include a 2.75 beer provision in their platforms. President William Green announced the policy after the federation's executive council heard from United Brewery Workers leader Joseph Overfeld. The AFL has long backed real beer as temperance steps, and this marks its first effort to place the issue in the parties' election year platforms. The Los Angeles convention previously supported amending the Volstead Act.
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