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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1931
Page
5
The notice lists multiple deaths including Mrs Katherine Cari age 58 and Mr Napes Cres tere with details unclear due to OCR. mentions survivors and a funeral service. Other names include Mrs Ady Fox Mee and Mrs Reni Dies. The text records a local tragedy at a home in Walkers from a distressing event.
Funeral services held at home on Wednesday morning for Mrs Emma Mar and Amy Stating. The ceremony featured singing of Rock of Ages by a group of friends. Burial followed in the cemetery with funeral directors M R Etchison and Sox.
Davis Grigsby wedding at Presbyterian Church on Second Street with 12 attendees including families. Fink Butts nuptials at First Church of God parsonage with Ralph Albert Pink and Olive Butts. Wachter Esler marriage at Woodsboro Lutheran parsonage by Rev J Frank Fife.
Mr George W Free shows slight improvement after a week in bed. Mr Walker N Jolliffe at Kwell Terrace is reported improved. Mrs Abe Bar aweet has entered Heephal for a rest cure. Mrs D S Chester 1394 North Marie St underwent surgery last Wednesday and is recovering. A mother kangaroo stands four or more feet tall and weighs about 266 pounds while her joeys are under an inch long at birth.
Market prices show a mixed tone as stocks and precious metals move on cautious trading. Investors watch economic data for guidance amid uncertain the market climate and potential policy shifts.
Rotary club lists new officers including president Thomas B. George and secretary James H. Gamodrit. Members named include G. Wilcoxon, George B. McCleerr, LewIs BR, and A B Cximus. Program chaired by James H. Gamodrit with other names listed for committees and editorial roles.
The Washington commission unveils a broad public program to celebrate George Washington's 200th birthday. It includes medals for schools, novelty posters, museum exhibits, political and commercial tie ins, and sound color films for 4-H clubs and schools, aiming to reach millions of children nationwide.
Me and Mrs Henry S Keller of Jefferson announce the birth of a daughter on June 30. Richard Zimmerman, son of Mr and Mrs T E Zimmerman of near Acams Iowa, spent a week at the Letting Camp near Biglerville. Esther Brower, assistant dietitian at Frederick City Hospital, left by motor for a month’s vacation at her mother’s home in Urbana Illinois. She is accompanied by Mary Marin and Lilias Siev of Frederick and Grace Juan of Washington DC.
A messy local notices page lists shop closures and openings at South Market Street North Market Street and West Church Street. It notes barber shop hours and a Bethel Festival with Francis Scott Key and Bethel Lutheran Sunday School events and music by a local band.
Frederick Junk Co. advertises cash for scrap metal including bags rags cut tires and lubes. The notice gives location between 3rd and 4th Chapel alley and a contact phone 333 for Frederick J. Junk Co with proprietor Frank Gasziey at 215 E 3rd St and phone 383.
Fragmentary notice lists various local services and addresses including optometrist Patrick Street July 7 holiday closure, shoe repair, leather goods, half sales, drug stores, and a car rental or testing offer. Mentions Best Leather, People’s Service Drug Stores, Powell, and Francis Scott Key Garage in West Pasack Street area.
Bank records show a listing of officials and large surplus figures with various misspelled names and unreadable words. Key names include J. Baker, J. Baker, J. McDivitt, W. Zimmerman, S. Devaty, and T. Tremas. figures include 100000.00 and 800000.00.
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