Deaths at Talon Bridge area around two thirty
A brief death notice reports the passing of Budie at his home in Talon Bridge near two thirty. Interment is planned at Bit Olver cemetery in Frederick. Rev. Dr. ae pasler of Westminster presides.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1931
Page
5
A brief death notice reports the passing of Budie at his home in Talon Bridge near two thirty. Interment is planned at Bit Olver cemetery in Frederick. Rev. Dr. ae pasler of Westminster presides.
The funeral of Chari he was idned by an alll day night, was held at Ro lurch at 10.30 his main bravel A. Kage, Who 27 lst at Om atria. The funeral of Ers Connatd Ar aigh took place Monday afternoon at o'clock from his late home ii Enton Mdge, with services at the Church of a Brethren, conducted by Elders T. Pike, Thurmont, and Joseph Bov ton, Uniott Bridge. Interment Uniot. Bridge wmetery. Powell and Albaugh, funeral directors.
Local residents and relatives are listed visiting family and friends in Bath, Fansfield, Harson, Gibbs, and Baltimore. Several travelers and guests are named including Miriam and Taura Culler, Mrs. Lilian E. Birely, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. L. Putman, and Miss Audrey Spurrier. Golf winner William Woerves from this city took net prize, while residents plan visits to Atlantic City and Washington. Other notes mention hospital stays, summer travel, and community events with multiple households referenced.
Civic organizations discuss remodeling and moving departments to other buildings to create space for records at the Court. Trustees were empowered by the last assembly to act. Reports show two offers: $25,000 for one building and $35,000 for the two buildings.
Jacob A Kidwiler of this city and Miss Fannie Geiser of York Pa were married this afternoon in Gettysburg Pa. They plan to reside in this city after returning. Elmer B Thomas age 24 and Pearl L Wrish age 18 were also listed for marriage in Washington.
Sheriff W. Grim and Walker N. Jo Jr. arrived to take custody of two Greensburg suspects, Hazy G. Edewarts and Harris, for theft and possible auto theft charges. The pair allegedly broke into a Greensburg home, stole watches, and fled in a Ford sedan. clues linked to a nearby area.
A jumble of local notices covers church entertainments at Dawsonville Walkersville and Germantown. Citizens attend socials and luncheons in Gaithersburg and Rockville while a boy’s farm accident near Germantown is reported. Carnival plans at Grade Reformed church lawn Walkersville are set with committees named and proceeds for church beneficence. Major Seber and Frank Cummings memorials feature guests from California Washington and university circles.
A long, fragmentary account celebrates Sel Bioom, praising his rise from a Penobscot brush factory worker to a world traveler and key builder of the Chicago World’s Fair midway. The piece extols patriotic fervor, linking his career to national pride and independence, with scattered biographical strides and anecdotes.
Reads like a clipped local ads and notices page. Mentions community events, sales, picnics, auctions and services with scattered names and locations such as Hyattstown Mt View, Patrick Street, Miller's Woods, and a public sale listing household items, furniture and appliances led by Melvin L. Shane.
An audit of Citizens Nation Bank uncovers questionable fee structures affecting AM GF customers. The report highlights inflated charges and opaque terms raising concerns about compliance and consumer protections. Regulators await full disclosures as stakeholders seek corrective action.
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