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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1931
Page
5
Fragmentary obituary notice mentions individuals Suen Coase Wooam Boer Su and crectin te with burial details unclear due to damaged text.
Cirb members face Friday closure as autos in America handle duties. The message outlines concern for Hat Bible School and Kiwanis involvement amid uncertain schedules and regional pressures.
A compendium of personal notices, social visits, and club happenings. Mentions Mr John Caesati and family visiting Washington for July 4, Edward Gittings of Mimi, Mildred Adams’ mother, and the Wachter family in Eas Church Street. Also notes Kiwanian speakers in Newburgh and attendance prizes, with references to Ernest Helfenstein Jr and Dean Kroll.
The report notes Mr. Stoddard Boutson of Buckeps has recovered from a recent illness at the University of Maryland Hospital in Baltimore. Mrs. Clara Staley remains very ill at her son Irving E. Staley's home at 311 Dillmower Drive, with condition about the same as previously.
July 8 dispatch from New Market area reports visits by Mr and Mrs Harry Glick and others, with mentions of Misses Mamie Boyer and Nansie sich in Frederick and Mr Louis Carson suing his mother in Turcarora. Also notes travels to Baltimore and Philadelphia, and a wild weather warning from Washington about sultry heat and health risks.
Market prices for grain and live stock are listed with brief, fragmented figures. The entry includes references to locations and prices, mentioning oats and other commodities in a terse, OCR-like format.
King Thavid Lodge No 40 installs new officers by S Joseph Zimmerman with Willard as noble grand and Speny as vice grand. Eight candidates receive second degree. The lodge meets in a remodeled Independent Building on West Chestnut Street with new furniture and lighting.
A juvenile, Herber Crouse, son of Mr. and Mrs. Grayson Crouse, was arrested for stealing bicycles near Bake Park and Market Street. He admitted taking two other cycles and was placed in Juvenile Court care, with arraignment likely. The owner returned the bike he rode when arrested.
Baltimore July 7 The Board of State Aid and Charities created a new bureau to act as a clearing house for Maryland social welfare activities. Anita J. Faatz, a 69 year old woman, was named head of the bureau with Samuel E. Shannahan announcing the appointment.
Justice Bowers heard cases of two jewelry buyers who failed to pay for purchases. George Spencer was ordered to pay $16.50 plus $1.20 costs or return the ring, with a suspended jail term. Leonard Shuf promised to settle a $6 bill plus $1.50 costs. Ida Robinson faced a fine of $10 or five days in jail for disturbing the peace and drunkenness on Phebus avenue. Local officials attended the proceedings.
A collage of small ads and notices lists services from upholstery and mattress making to rent a car and junk buying. Businesses include Turner Upholstering, Norman Stone furniture on East Fourth Street, Francis Scott Key Garage, window screens and lawn benches, and scrap junk buyers offering cash for metal and paper.
Municipal notice from Frederick calling a tie meeting of the Board of Aldermen to consider an ordinance amending zoning provisions. The meeting will discuss changes to building setbacks and a rear yard on the west side, with related planning considerations and a discussion led by the mayor.
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