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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1929
Page
5
The obituary column lists multiple deaths including Mies Theems W. Bier and Charles A. Butts among others. It notes survivors, funeral times, and burial locations with interments at local churches and cemeteries. The notices reference ties to Gettysburg Hagerstown Waynesboro and surrounding towns, with services held at Mt Airy and Gardners.
A report outlines changes in the new steamrolled United States currency to be issued Wednesday, detailing reduced sizes for notes from 2 19 32 by 6 3 32 inches to 3 4 by 7 32 inches and describing early examples from 1775 to 1861. It notes signatures of Mellon appearing on notes, shifts in who signs, new serial numbering with ciphered digits, color codings for series and notes, and potential fraud risks with the new system as described by Farran Zerbe in New York.
Mrs Sippel urges women to use leisure to improve family health and education not as a time killer. Dr Knox notes hot weather care for babies with feeding, cleanliness, and doctor supervision to prevent illness and infection.
Mrs. William Williams and four children visited relatives near Middletown. Austin C. Thomas and son Bobby with Alice Crum returned from Virginia trips. Judge J. Hunt Hendrickson and family travel from Portland. Dre. will visit Frederick. R. A. Kemp and Wm. Bremmer parties motor to Niagara Falls and Buffalo. Harold Kemp visited there. Bishop Strider and Mrs Whiles attend Blue Mountain Conference in city. Victoria Albaugh, in surgical technic training, returns home. Frank Clayton and family enjoy a Washington farm picnic after traveling from Washington.
Perr C. McFarland, Allegany county sheriff from 1925 to 1917, former Lonaconing postmaster, and longtime Republican figure, died at 55 after recent surgery. He headed Maryland State Firemen’s Association for 17 years and worked as Lakesman for Pittsburgh Provision & Packing Co. Survived by wife Spence of Meyersdale, son Peter Jr., three brothers, and two sisters.
Middleburg July 9 report says D. B. Repp and White Plank were in a car wreck while returning from Westminster. Repp’s leg was broken and hospitalised. Plank suffered cuts from flying glass. Abner Devilbiss towed the car to Union Bridge.
Mrs. Martin Corie and daughter visited Mrs. J. B. Smith. Bennie Harris of Weverton stayed with his godmother Mrs. John Barnbowe. Barbara Smith, recently ill, can go out. Rev. Dr. C. H. Shull and Alma and Luther Shull spent a few days near New Chester Pa. Mrs. Nellie Harrie of Brunswester spent the Fourth with her parents. Helen Davis returned home after a visit with Louise Roberts of Frederick. Isaac Frye and family returned to Adamstown after time with Eliah Prie and family. The Ladies Aid Society of St. Mark's Lutheran church Deuts meets Sunday at 7 pm. The ocean holds 4 800 000 cubic miles of salt. A pinkish gray covers lawns in South Africa.
Market listing shows livestock and produce prices with bids for steers, heifers, calves, hogs, and chickens. Cattle weights range from under 100 pounds to 225 pounds with varying price points. hogs noted across several weight classes. poultry and eggs listed with miscellaneous cursory values.
The Lawn Fete begins 4 p.m. Thursday at 10.0 Fice Park on N. Market St with Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 51 hosting. stalls offer sandwiches ice cream cake and candy while an orchestra plays and parking is ample. Free transportation runs from Church St corners every 15 minutes from 7 to 4:30. Additional notices advertise fishing, Elto Outboard Motors dealer Paul Delpehy, workers comp reminders, Dinterman Reunion at Mt Tabor and Braddock Lutheran School festival on July 10 1999 with John Summers Meadow Braddock Park and related events.
AH MAPLE offers repair and finishing services for furniture at Center Street. The ad mentions carpentry work and related craft duties in a small local business context.
A garbled report from Washington mentions hospital patients and medical staff names. It references Johns Hopkins and a person named John Newman alongside medical operators and a data entry line, but the text is incomplete and unclear.
A brief exchange notes one person’s claim that another is engaged in the food trade while the other counters by saying he does nothing but eat. No further context or identifiable figures provided.
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