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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1929
Page
5
Obituary fragment notes the death of Paul Stef End Mitt Wexey with service details omitted or garbled. The brief item references a ceremony at a local church and indicates a memorial observance to follow. The incomplete text limits further specifics.
A wedding at the Heran church in Hagerstown on Tuesday marred by wrecked preparations and a ruined plane scene. Rev Dr J Mon officiated with no attendants present. Moler, a distribution engineer for the Edson Company, travels from Winchester, Va, and previously resided in Hagerstown.
Purely personal notices include Mr and Mrs Charles S Hobbs planning a move to New York City and Mrs C Lee Ordeman of Hanover Pa. attending events. The Harp reunion at Mit Tabor Ridge on July 14 featured a morning gathering, tabernacle service, a large dinner, and afternoon sessions with many family members listed as participants.
Mr and Mrs Snare host visitors from Baltimore and Pittsburgh. Mrs Anna Owen and Mrs E A McCullough attend supper with Mr and Mrs Jacob Snare. The Humbert family and Madeline Humbert visit Littlestown. A festival with Westminster band is announced for Middleburg Friday evening at a local residence. Reverend CiZord preaches at Srkeevini church.
A rough list of market prices shows various items like chickens and produce with varying prices around 7 to 200 units. Entries include weights such as 18s 89 120 and 180 to 200, suggesting fluctuating commodity values and mixed listings typical of a historical market page.
Rotary officers gathered for a banquet atop the mountain with more than a hundred members and guests from the district attending. Speeches by Glenn O. Garber and Prof. Ignatius Bjorlee highlighted service priorities, followed by musical numbers and a birthday celebration for Mrs. Summers. The Women’s Missionary Society of St. Luke’s Lutheran met at Point of Rocks for an evening of storytelling and prayers.
An OCR damaged item references property, possession, and a sale conducted by agents. It mentions locations near Fyecanck and a garagemore, with names such as Mrs. Lantcalt overick and Lansdak. The fragmentary text lacks clear dates or outcomes.
Fragmentary text recalls a quote about truth and the lord with unclear context. The readable portions suggest religious reflection or sermon snippets from an early page, mentioning truth and importance though specifics are missing.
The Barbara Fritchie Post in New York became Post Barbara Fritchie No 43 of the American Legion. Julia Wheelock, department commander and FIDAC chairman in Italy, reports wreathing praise for Fritchie and urges placing her bust in the Hall of Fame. A letter from Italy notes the recruiter role and urges descendants to keep her memory alive.
Rose Fab known as Bubbies or Bow ran away from a New York home and travelled with Robert Combs and his brother Roy toward New York. They were stopped near Pearl by state police Sergi Cassidy and Deputy Steiner. Fab will be sent home. Robert Combs to be held for further investigation. Roy Combs faces no charges. Brandenburg fined for operating without a license after a windshell car inspection issue.
The St Louis Robin nears its 100th hour airborne while a sister monoplane, the Missouri Robin, rises at 10 33 a m for endurance trials. Pilots D Hammer W Gentry Shrisen aim to beat records set by Dale Jackson and Forest OBS as the craft fly longer than before.
The column lists numerous visits and social events around Taneytown, Edgewood, Westminster, and nearby towns. Residents and families, including the Yingling, Grimes, Bigham, Alexander, Engel, Myers, and Warner households, share weekend visits, church activities, and outings in Baltimore and surrounding areas.
Jury member Mrs William is again absent at a tied session. Mrs Good Invent, once in hospital for an appearance, shows noticeable improvement. Mrs Joseph Lind and her son visited Samuel Gervick and Grandma Gervick, who remains active. Mrs Samuel Gervick is indisposed. Mr and Mrs Harry Stup with two youngsters Crum. Ladiesburg report.
The notice lists items for sale such as china closets iron beds and wardrobes. It mentions John Dethow Aust and references Best Fountain Service in the city at Peoples Drug Stores.
Local notices advertise private sales and auctions including farming implements, household furniture, and vehicles. Entries list sellers Philip Clark and Frederick Motor Co along with names such as Ernest Lawrence and Eddie Warfield. Band engagements and festival preparations appear for groups like Wellow Springs Coronet Band and Grace Timore.
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