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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1929
Page
5
A string of obituaries notes the deaths of Joon Presian Waite aged two, Mrs. Haver aged 64, Mrs. Gertrude Bostian, and infant Carl R Engle. Surviving relatives are listed, with funeral arrangements including interments at Mt Olivet and Mt. Olives cemeteries and services at local churches. Funeral directors Powell and Albanagh listed.
John William Lorenz served with the Talos Army and under Gen. Custer in post Civil War Indian engagements. He died suddenly Monday at Thurmont home of his friend Guy Wilhide at age 62 years, sx months and three days. He served four enlistments in the U.S. Army and held a discharged officer’s rank. Survived by brothers Edwin Lorenz of Brooklyn and Robert Le Rainier of Ma and sister Mrs. Laura Wisebrewer of Frederick. Funeral Wednesday at 10 from Wilhide home, burial in Olivet Cemetery, Thurmont.
The funeral for James D. Hale was held at his home in Jefferson on Monday afternoon at 2 o clock led by Rev. Cyril J. Hoover with pallbearers Frank L. Shaff Maurice L. Dade Walter D. Stockman Samuel M. Culler Daniel L. Singie and Emory R. Remsberg. Interment followed in the Methodist Episcopal cemetery in Jefferson. R Etchison and Son, funeral directors.
A quiet January 15 wedding occurred at Calvary M E church in Frederick. Miss Mam BrockevHe and ATomig were married as Rev G Ellis Willams performed the ceremony. The bride wore brown satin crepe with coordinating hat and accessories.
Market prices for grain and produce listed with ranges for hogs and spring chickens. Notes show weight categories for hogs from 106 to 230 pounds and price quotes in dollars and cents. Economic snapshot reflects commodity values in the SF market.
President elect Hoover’s view favoring immediate construction of 16 warships is debated in the Senate. The telegram to Governor Coolidge was read, signaling Hoover’s reticence on current matters shared by Mrs. Hoover and noted by both naval committees as the panel weighs the speed and scope of naval construction.
An unreadable OCR snippet hints at a local story involving Walsh and Moris with a March date. Names appear garbled and the context remains unclear. The fragment mentions a public notice style but provides no concrete actions or outcomes.
Fragmented local mentions include sale notices, real estate and motor parts ads, realtor names, addresses, and social event notices. Highlights reference The Jolliyfe Realtor, court street, East Patrick, Port Office area, and a Grace Church social at 7 pm with tickets six cents.
A collage of local ads and notices from Frederick area, announcing hats sale at The Leader, frugal prices on coats, estate auctions by John W. Null and other auctioneers, dances, supper events, second hand books, farm sales near Taylorstown Virginia, and merchants like Frederick Cash Market and Peoples Drug Store promoting goods and services.
Fragmented notice lists numerous names including Joseph Mebaver and Jonx Ho Baker with roles such as Vice-President and assistant cashier. It mentions Thomas P. Rica, James S. Cramer, and Noah Cramer in realty listings. Contact details include a Frederick Maryland phone line and references to Walkerstown area properties and farms.
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