Baley and Betkey Narrowly Tied in Local Race
In a tight local contest, Baley and Betkey faced off in a close vote. Ballot results show both candidates with similar tallies, reflecting a competitive race for community leadership.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1929
Page
5
In a tight local contest, Baley and Betkey faced off in a close vote. Ballot results show both candidates with similar tallies, reflecting a competitive race for community leadership.
Robert L. Ogle, a longtime merchant and respected member of Creagerstown circles, died recently. He chaired local offices, belonged to Acacia Lodge and youth groups, and was active in the Reformed church. Surviving are his widow Miss Molle E and sons Bruce and Harvey, with funeral services at the late home led by Rev. Guy P. Ready, Interment Mt Hope Woodsboro. Acacia Lodge overseeing services.
Nine year old Blais Mahoney of South street underwent tonsil and adenoids removal at Frederick City Hospital and is improving. City Attorney Edward J. Smith had a Tuesday operation with improving condition. Jane McComas had nails removed and spent days at home before rejoining her parents. Robert C. Eyler, formerly of the city, was moved from Naval Hospital to Veterans Hospital in Louisville, Kentucky. Mrs Charles F. Cramer is reported considerably better after a recent operation at Frederick Y Hospital.
The fragmentary note describes Cleveland figures tied to the Young family and a wedding involving a son of Iwen Young in Cleveland Ohio. Mentions Reacher Marie Christensen and a reparations expert with references to nations pact details. Confusing names indicate a political or ceremonial context with attention to succession and leadership.
National commentary by Rodney Dusser surveys senators staff roles and graft allegations. It notes aides vary in value and effort, cites Waterman committee probes, and references William B. Wilson and 1926 Democratic contenders as examples, with possible future hearings and reporting through the next regular session.
Miss Martha Ann Mewshaw wed Frank Furst Dally at St. Josephs Buckerstown with reception to follow in New York and Boston. Benny Otte weds Mrs Alethea Brewer Jones at Poolesville Leesburg officiated by Elder Lefferts. Thomas B. Grove and Leis E Murray unite in Harrisburg with ceremony at evangelical reformed parsonage observed by the groom’s mother.
Mt Airy scenes show guests from Baltimore and Maryland visiting area families. Mr and Mrs Gus Shipier of Baltimore visit the Shipley family. Mr and Mrs Raymond Kelly take a motor trip through Western States and Canada, with Fort Leavenworth on return. Mrs Norman Hood and daughter Charlotte stay at Paradise Beach with cousins. Dorothy Fioht from Baltimore visits aunt Mrs Kemp Norwood. Local gatherings include weddings and visits among Hoover Barber Unglerbee and Hobbs families. The article lists multiple leisure visits and social events.
Baker Park events report Dodge Ball and Lawn Ball results with teams from North Market Washington Baker Park and Winchester. Standings list players including Rinehart Zimmer Tran Ramsturz Alpaugh Dor sey Brust O'Hara Moore and Walsh among others.
July 25 W BD Cler minister of national revenue announced Canada will refrain from running liquor to the United States and will cooperate with U S measures to curb bootlegging. He claimed 300 per cent of rum runners are American and less than 5 per cent of U S liquor comes from Canada, and that Canada is prepared to legislate against Canadian citizens or boats aiding liquor traffic.
Grain prices listed with wheat figures and ranges for prices. livestock and produce sections show assorted market quotes and bids. Specific values are fragmented but indicate active market reporting across commodities.
Unclear OCR snippet lists names Rouse and Mercer with references to Su Res and E Tires S2 Ito. No coherent event or outcome present. details insufficient to determine full item.
The page lists a series of local notices and promotions including a July 26 auction at McKain's 26 and a festival at Yellow Springs on July 26 with a concert by the Yellow Springs Concert Band. It also advertises farm sales and cash pricing for scrap metal, office machine supplies, and a festival at Broom Hit Church.
The fragmentary text appears to be a probate or orphanage notice from a Maryland court dated the 18th day of a month in 180, naming heirs or creditors and appointing a dealer or executor. It mentions Orphans’ Court of Freverux Car and references a deceased person and distribution of estate assets.
Municipal notice announces a public hearing on a zoning ordinance by Frederick city officials. The document outlines the zoning commission's report, maps, and proposed district boundaries, with amendments to height, lot area, yards, and low income housing provisions.
A scanned listing shows multiple bank staff and officers names including Josrey PD Rane Chasen Hoard Mel Hane Ureantent Jons Th Wsaxer JosephH Melustr Vrer-Pre nt William G Ziseteamas Ueshter Salver G Devary Assistant Cashier J Travers THOMas Assistant Cashier Joseph D Baker Tomas HH Hallee Diantes H Coxtey M D doux S Newman James HH GAMBRILL J Holmes D Baker Daxuce Baker JR JOHN H Batter Etlas B Rassenacs Scuagtree T HaRcett
The Cramer firm advertises site properties for sale with a brick dwelling featuring eight rooms two baths and other amenities. Listing includes 43 East Church Street and Court Street area properties with prices around 6000 dollars and contact by phone.
A list of properties for sale near Frederick includes eight miles away with modern home, water and lights, and several outbuildings. It notes 13 acres with wheat, poultry houses for up to 1 000 hens, and 20 acres of mountain timber, plus additional acres with roads and improvements. The ad promises pleasant surroundings, health reasons for sale, and calls for price inquiries.
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