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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1928
Page
5
A local funeral notice from The Tater reports the Damuth service scheduled in Thurmont for tomorrow. The brief notice provides minimal details beyond the event and location.
Purely personal items list Mary R. F and family at fond street, Morris J. Scott visiting at the home of Mo and Mrs Jos Criswell in Madison, ML Abendschein of the Throli theater spending time at Marshall Hall, Md. Abendschein and daughter visiting relatives in Washington during observirs.
Mr Birely is confined to his residence at 17 East Second Street after straining a tendon in his leg. The accident happened when he attempted to safety fall from a cover on Second Street Saturday afternoon. Jounty Farm Sold Snook and Avercer sold for Mr and hire George Aumen their farm of 65 acres near Brad District along the A F Railway to Mrs Kate W McNeer Abingdon Va The property includes an eight room modern dwelling and barn. Mrs McNeer and son will operate the farm paper Napkins Inexpensive new sets of paper napkins and table cloths are on the market They have modern colors and some with ruled edges. Fepper Rings BReli inch cross section slices of the The former are Served GN ieliucé. Gf course and the latter om toast. Fruit Yes ines 2 usetic if one perries or other fri Alligator Pears Chilled alligator pears make one of salads Serve gemato slices on a tart French dressing.
Noted star Dame Even Tesy dies, known as do iron. the obituary records the stage icon’s passing and highlights a career spanning decades with performances across major venues.
A series of brief notices from New Market details visits and hospitable gatherings. Residents from Baltimore to Washington and Harrisburg are mentioned visiting relatives, attending weekends, and spending time with kin in Middletown and Monrovia. Several conversations note cousins, aunts, and nieces sharing meals and church events at Salem church and with local families.
Graceham residents and friends attended events on July 25 including visits by Mrs. Julia Cotmer and Ena Gelwicks to their brother John Dotser near Woodsboro. Groshon spent Friday night in Washington. Chas Bontz and Clara Ni with Howard Colio family were noted in nearby communities.
A garbled note mentions Cedar Grove and individuals including Nemec in an unclear week event. Readable fragments show names and a weekly recap but lack coherent details or dates.
Barnsville notes Roscoe Wood of Hollywood Calif with his son visiting his parental home for the first time in eight years as a St Marys picnic promises to be a large Montgomery Co. event. Judge Brenton Devol of Frankfort, Kramer and four children visit Indiana. wife formerly Miss Hester at Notley Davis home. Hilton party including Mrs Cligzett Hilton and Miss Cecil return from a motor trip through Maryland Pennsylv nia New York and Canada visiting Toronto Niagara Falls Watkins Green Seneca Lake Rochester and other sites. J W B Hilton departs for Atlantic City. Mrs Estelle Snyder and daughter return to Washington. Harris Stonestreet family visit his mother Mrs Gough. Gy
Fragmentary notes recount Moyersville address at an annual meeting and Valley Firemen gathering in West, plus Mrs Oliver Smouse visiting Balthoete. Eldridges of Hagerstown hosted a Braddock reunion honoring Beso Eldridge of Myersville, with unclear details.
July 23 reports Mrs Southey and Mr and Mrs Alien Dill with Miss Perry Roland Park as weekend guests of S. D. Senseter. E. Gray spent thece and Anders and his little son visiting the former. Shed destroyed by fire. Tuesday evening activities noted on West Pat times.
Fragmented local notices list a clearance sale for Maberdashery, various goods and events, a card of thanks to firemen, and notices for sales by Miller and Company, One of a Kind items, bankrupt sale at Sam Miller's, and porch events such as church picnics, fairs, and lawn gatherings. Also includes piano tuning, loan offers, and dairy deliveries with a mix of contact details and addresses.
A collage of village notices and classifieds including auctions and sales. Public sale of household goods at Woodsboro. scrap metal and junk buyer with shop along with advertisements for sewing, lighting, and a dental office opening. Picnic plans, church reunion, and chiropractic notices rounded out by market specials and seafood.
Public sales notice lists items to be sold including a horse wagon and assorted household goods. It names treasurers and cashiers such as J Harker and William G. Lindsay and lists assistant staff like J. Davenport and Thomas H. Halle. The fragmentary text references positions, names, and roles without complete context.
FOR RENTS SMILL APARTMENT at Te Set ROOMS FOR RENT Apply Att x F 26 Seni FOR RENT TWO FURNISHED second 'ie Cece ing Agri t R1.C61 tact 32 ART We will furnish dignified elegance and charge for actual value. We are acquainted with undertakings and can assure you none can serve you better. Our prices are right. THOMAS PRICE Funeral Director Phone 536 Frederick Md.
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