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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1929
Page
5
Fragmented obituary items show funeral details for multiple individuals including burial at a church cemetery and services conducted by named clergy. The text mentions a burial plan, a superintendent, and a list of presenters, with details obscured by OCR errors.
The notice lists a Washington marriage license issuance for 73 year old Yor City resident and Bernadete Smith with a clergyman named for.Feasibility of additional licenses in Hagerstown includes Hebron Hays and Lewis both of Aries reana joining Charles Witam Staubs Bolivar W Va and Stella Over Weveron Powell Rutherford James Powell and Lille Es Rutherford born Fredericks were married July 24 at 11 45 am at the Iran parsonage by Key Paul W ter.
The item lists many individuals visiting or traveling from places like Hagerstown Brunswick New York Yellowstone Salt Lake City Chicago and Frederick pausing with friends and relatives. It notes birthdays and a football meeting in Philadelphia and gives several names and locations throughout the region.
AMONG THE SICK WF Attorney Edward J. Smith is slowly improving at Frederick City Hospital after two weeks. Charles Wertheimer, a patient there, also shows gradual recovery after a serious operation. Fred Behne of East Church Street had major surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore and is recovering. Dorothy Mae Schroeder daughter of Hebert and Mrs Schroeder was operated on for tonsils at Frederick City Hospital and was reported improving.
Two Marines died in a car crash near Berea. John Manning of Milwaukee and Ar Thomas Smyth of Salem were killed. Kenneth Albert Cover of Youngstown was seriously injured.
Grain and livestock prices listed with ranges for corn wheat oats and other commodities. Includes figures for hens chickens and produce with values per bushel and per hundredweight, reflecting market activity and regional quotations.
Readable local items include a Yellow Springs Remonstration Festival and a Garden Fete in Pretonek with flowers balloons pony rides and cafeteria supper. Advertisements promote shoe repairs office machines and furniture with prices and sales at various Frederick stores and a 160 acre safe read process outline.
Military analysts examine smoke screen defense for carriers including Saratoga and other fleet units. The article explains how smoke screens protect ships from detection while allowing launch of planes, noting limitations and potential battlefield impact with mentions of explosive hazards and weather effects.
Washington reports trace the rise of William Hamilton Bones from Hawaiis orphan goat to Americas celebrated imperial mascot. Capt Eugens Regnier adopted him, he roams polo fields and government halls, earning citizenship and a military bearing while dodging reception tables and exotic critics.
Summaries from Damascus and nearby areas note travel updates and visits among residents. Mrs. W J Day returns from New York and Damascus while several families host relatives and attend social events in Atlantic City and Rockville.
Batesville Art authorities have charged Mrs Maurice Osborne 21 and J P Barber with first degree murder in the shooting death of Maurice Osborne 23 a Cord merchant near Batesville. Barber fled the night of the crime and Mrs Osborne is named as having helped in the killing with 679.
The Montgomery County Agricultural Society catalogs its seventy sixth annual fair in Rockville from August 20 to 24. The Montgomery County Federation of Women’s Clubs leads the women’s section with Mrs George M Hunter named general superintendent and a list of assistants identified by surname initials and roles in design, crafts, and displays.
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