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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1928
Page
5
A fashion column reviews gowns, coats, and accessories seen in social scenes. Alice Kenny and Mrs. Messmore display pleated silks and silver yacht accents, while Bernice Chrysler showcases dark brown ensembles. The piece notes bold sleeves, color blocking, and the season’s red emphasis with several outfits and jewelry details.
Obituaries detail the deaths of Philip Boyle Snader a longtime Carroll County farmer in New Windsor at 82 and Prof Francis H Smith emeritus UVA natural philosophy in Charlottesville. Also noted are Emma L Covell widow of Jonathan F Covell and Thomas P Rice funeral director with services and interments planned.
Funeral services for John Thomas Drosberg were held Thursday at the late home and McKaig. The service at the EL church New Market was led by Rev. B. F. Muley with Rev. George Donaldson assisting. Interment followed at New Market cemetery. A 13-year-old boy from Washington died at the home of Mr Cone Eas y Cottel after an accident near the Reformed church. Another injury report notes Mrs Lea Weigler sustaining a hand wound while shooting at the fences Wednesday evening.
Isabel Whitmore and Miss Et aibermans return home with relatives. Mrs. J. Thomas Waes of New Market returns from Dayton. Mr. and Mrs. A Mehr host weekend guests Edward Mehr and son and Miss Gertrude Sacison from Baltimore. Miss Louise Staley returns from Baltimore visit. Mrs. Raymond Zimmerman visits Lancaster mother. Zimmerman family moves to Mackler apartment Thurmont. Thurmont Reverend and Mrs. Charles Harrison welcome birth of a daughter. Several families plan summer camping along the Monocacy and at Frederick Junction with DeMolay members. Mrs. Baker Johnson visits Elk Ridge. Rev. B. F. Blubaugh granted a month's vacation. Miss Katherine Wehler leaves for New York City to join Miss Margaret Wehler for Columbia University summer session.
Washington July 7 AP Hoover earned an ovation as he addressed the traffic ordinance committee of the National Conference in Street and Highway Safety, chairing efforts for uniform laws. He said ten states adopted main recommendations and fifteen of twenty more were considering the plan, as he pressed to energize the Republican National organization.
A coast guard search after an apparent hijacking ends with the capture of speedboat V-8550 and its crew. Reports say a vessel was defiled at a Tam cafe with probable loss of life and liquor sacks found aboard.
Fragmentary market data and roomer notes mention values like 1235 fe and 25 945 270 Hers. plus references to Mundars and iThurstars. The legible items hint at price listings and exchange terms, but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
A sequence of brief illness and medical updates from residents near Middletown, Noddletown, Brunswick, and Jefferson. Names include Mr. Ror Taylor, Paul and Mrs. Baker, D. Beachley, Lettie Powers, Samuel Zecher, Oscar McNeal, Lewis W. McBride, Luther Bussard, Carl Beller, and Marlowe Thompson. Conditions range from stomach trouble and tonsillitis to appendicitis and thyroid concerns, with several hospitalizations or surgical hopes noted. Marlowe Thompson remains seriously ill after Johns Hopkins visit for heart and rheumatism assessment.
In Grand Rapids Michigan after 48 minutes of near nonstop action amateur wrestlers vying for Olympic team spots remained few. Ensign H J Dryson defeated Joseph Arsenault of Newton MA M C A in the 134.5 pound bracket then lost by decision to Ben Sherman. Mal H L Edwards of the Naval Academy beat Raymond Swartz of Oklahoma A&M College in the quarter finals.
Four armed robbers stormed the Carrlck Bank in Moyock by forced entry this morning. They pistol whipped three people, locked them in the vault, and fled with cash from the counters. A posse chased the car as the loot, estimated between 40 and 1000 dollars, disappeared in an automotive getaway.
Two wedding pairs tied the knot in a single ceremony at the Presbyterian Afanse with Rev. Or.ames E. Wehler officiating. Guy W Speer and Lilian Trainer along with James F Shiflett and Ruth Trainer, all from Virginia, were joined in marriage and later traveled to Washington DC. Paul Edward Shaffer and Bertha Arne Eisenberg, both of York County Pennsylvania, were married by Rev Dr A S G Rapp, followed by a planned motor tour. In Baltimore Richard Whipp, about 12, injured bathing in Catoctin Creek after tripping over a fence, required care at Jefferson.
A jumble of mixed local notices and storefront ads outlines weed-cutting deadlines, sales, services, and small notices. Mentions include a health officer notice, a church address, a doller lane sale, a jeweler ad, a bicycle incident at Church street, and car and hair services with pricing hints.
A collage of local ads lists Excelsior Sanitary Dairy offering cream cottage cheese with delivery. Several small business notices promote piano tuning, confectionery, hotel services and barber shops with seasonal closings and prices. The page also shows vehicle license and local trades like power plants and pumps for sale.
A garbled OCR fragment lists various personal names and partial addresses with scattered words. The readable elements include street cues and possible names but lack coherent narrative or dates to form a complete news item.
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