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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1931
Page
5
Fragmentary funeral notice lists names and church, mentioning Willem M. and Sirs Carre Sees. Several words are garbled. It notes service time around 2 o clock and a later event with March.
The notice reports several individuals in and around Westminster and Baltimore recovering from surgeries or illness. Names include Miss Besse Dass undergoing an operation in Baltimore, Mrs Welter Main, Mr Azy, and others treated at the Church Home and Infirmary, Mercy Hospital, or Frederick County Hospital. Wives, relatives, and physicians are noted as reporting gradual improvements and ongoing convalescence.
Frederick County births listed for June 1931 include numerous names with parents, many reported late. The record notes eighty three legitimate births, five edits, and fourteen still births or illegitimate cases, with certificates received for the month.
In the condemnation case of Joshua E B Zimmerman and wife the circuit court heard testimony from eleven witnesses for the defendants and three for the state before Judge Hammond Urner Friday. A decision was reserved after a visit to the disputed Feagaville property.
Bruce Cation reviews The Garden by L A G Strong as a simple yet profound coming of age tale set in Ireland and England with no plot but strong writing. Richard Odges The White Gods is a grim look at conquest through the eyes of a German author translated for Harper Brothers readers. Both pieces weigh literary merit and lasting impact beyond quick plot summaries.
The report notes a wedding with Higbee as mother of the bride and Catherine Hughes marrying Paul Kelbaugh in New York City. The couple plans a Maine cottage honeymoon and will reside in New York City. Attendants include Anne Wortman of Kingston and Paul Kelbaugh of Washington.
Mrs Hate Parmly of New York City visits Franch Seattler hotel. Mr and Mrs W W Smith plan to attend a Bel Air high school class reunion. Silas Rickerd and family return Friday from a motor trip to Niagara Falls and parts of Canada. Louise Matthews returns home to Westminster after visiting Mrs Geoge Bucher John in Union Bridge.
A Frederick party led by Me and Mrs Cha Main and Mr and Mrs Roy Kui returned from a Canadian and western journey. In Cincinnati they toured Crosley broadcasting studios and visited WLW WSAI and WEXA L stations. Miss Alice Ramsburg from Philadelphia visited her sister Miss Clara Romacure. On Sunday the Ramsburg party joined Mr and Mrs Hares Rowe and Miss Barbara Rote for a national trip.
An article notes a tract of farm property near Der Row, opened by a Lutheran association. The listing mentions various denominations and a featured sale context with local mentions.
A scattered display of local notices includes a for sale offer from The People's Finance Co and a pending auction date, charity thanks, openings and events. Listings mention a July sale, a dance at Fisher's, a pool committee note, real estate offers, cleaning services, trucking ads, soft drink vendors, church events, and assorted local business notices.
A skewed OCR snippet mentions The People’s Finance Co and phrases about seed funding and investors. The readable portion suggests circles of ready and eager financiers exploring a financial seed round, though details are fragmentary.
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