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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1930
Page
5
Death notices list several local residents including Mrs Florence Poole of Poulestite and Mrs Mary E Carma, with details of survivors and funeral arrangements. Also reported is the death of Mrs Carter of Carter Hall near Winchester, with service plans and references to relatives.
The funeral for Mrs Susie A Lyon who died Tuesday at her home in Graceham was held Friday at 10 am with services led by Rev C H Corbett. Interment followed in United Brethren Cemetery. Pallbearers included George Entz Melvin Hesser Clyde Young Charles Root E E Black and Howard Jamuth. Also scheduled was the funeral of Mary Plater a colored woman who died in an automobile accident with services planned for Sunday at 2 pm from 19 West Saints Street. Interment will be at Allview Cemetery. Surviving Mary Plater are her husband Hiram Plater an adopted daughter Katherine and brothers Nelson Clarence Holland Edward Holland G J Bruner Holland Richard Holland Ada Johnson among others.
Washington social note announces the engagement of Evelyn Magnhs daughter of Mrs Belle Magnhs to Robert Moore of Woodfine. The couple plans a September wedding.
Mrs Oscar H Miller of North Market Street has been seriously ill for four weeks. She underwent an operation at Frederick City Hospital for acute appendicitis and is now improving.
Sam's Creek July 26 — Mr and Mrs Arrille Alexander and daughter Helena visited Roy Alexander in Gettysburg. Frank Sihley and wife Halberton Siltely Lew Wind er, and George Miller family spent Saturday with Edward Hawk in Pleasantville. Ethel Church festival drew a large crowd with the Gay Scout Band. Mae Miller from near Westminster returned home after a visit with Mr and Mrs George Miller. Mrs Clyde Warner and daughter Catherine visited the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Sherfer in Uniontown. Frank Stively and Catherton Stively of New Windsor and George Miller spent Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Benjamin Myers in Pleasant Grove.
Detour residents and relatives are shown in a series of social notes including Miss James Warren and granddaughter Rhea visiting Hess Darling at Valley View Manor near Deerfield, Miss Jeanette Koons staying with relatives in Thurmont, and a Detour vs Black Socks game 19 to 7. Sunday School outing at St. Matthes Lutheran near Monocacy featured bathing, picnicking, and a baseball game with 80 attendees and various host families. The Eagles of Frederick were scheduled to play in Detour this Sunday.
In Memoriam memory of my brother. The notice reflects a solemn memorial with personal lines about loss and remembrances. It mentions dates and sentiments, honoring a brother and expressing faith and tribute.
A chaotic digest reports Ezina Hottelis found guilty of swindling nurses of 85000 with stock market “stars” advice. Nine youths called the Cato Nine Tales Gang arrested for stealing 60 automobiles in three months. Senatorial committees probe mortgage frauds. Paul Browning accused of a poison murder attempt. Mrs Emily Biren fled with car but husband died in garage. Fire departments parade planned. tax rate stays at 1.70 per 100. Girls Club rehearses fables. A cab company introduces a nickel third mile fare pricing. Henry Alt, 15, killed his father but was freed after triggering threats against his mother. Restaurant fire on Winth Street ends with unpaid checks.
Barnesville updates report Mrs. RJ Datby Mrs. Wil sin Poole and Mr. Leonata Hers visiting Rock Print last week. Families travel to Niagara Falls Toronto Buffalo Atlantic City. St Marys church hosts a vacation school and the new pavilion on school grounds will be used soon with a dance and an annual picnic to follow. Master Bertram Brosius visits aunt Mrs Clagett Hilton while Mrs Gertrude Gough and Miss Louise Galt tour Virginia and New Jersey. Mrs Ernest Hoyle returns from Providence Hospital with hopes for quick recovery. The new pike from Comus toward Mt Ephraim opens to traffic. A humorous exchange ends with Wilson claiming he escaped a fight.
A scanned page shows multiple public notices and campaign statements. Artie R. Kemp announces candidacy for County Commissioner in the Republican primaries, with endorsements requested. Lewis W. Putman and M. Siz seek support in Democratic primaries. A committee urges voters to attend a picnic with supper, while city notices warn against illegal dumping and identify health enforcement.
The notice urges voters in Thurmont District No 15 to support William J. Martin and attend a Harmony Saude event. It mentions a judge and a court matter and notes the decision rests with party primary voters. The piece calls for participation at a Sunday school picnic and lecture muse at Mr Covegrove Leture Muse.
A crowded page shows political announcements for Frederick County candidates in the Democratic and Republican primaries, urging support for county commissioner and state's attorney roles, plus diverse local notices. It also lists auction details for a Stottlemeyer estate sale near Creagerstown with farm, buildings, and riverfront frontage.
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