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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1931
Page
5
A jumble of obituary notices and social items lists names ages and relations across families. Mentions William Henry Dempsey aged 74 and others connected to Thurmo, Sanford, Braddock Heights, and Washington with visits from Philadelphia. Includes camp visits in Warnesboro and plans to return Thursday.
Funeral services for Frank L. Cady were conducted by L. Creager with burial at Ridge Cemetery near Thurmont. Corbett led the service, with A. F. and A. M. Lodge members acting as pallbearers along with town officials and associates. Organist and a large turnout marked the ceremony, with several named attendees among the pallbearers and mourners.
Market price notes show rising values in live stock produce and related markets. Reports track demand trends, price shifts, and seasonal affects across regions with emphasis on wholesale and retail movements. Local exchanges list key commodities and consumer impact through the trading day.
County officials and local residents are listed as indisposed or recovering. Roscoe P Brown of Sabillesville is away in Atlantic City, WI. Alaster Richard Bi ana and Mrs G D show improving. Highland Lode Braddock is hospitalized after a fall. Lewis Baer, staying with Mr. and Mrs. Marker near Westminster, suffered a pentichis attack and was moved to Frederick City hospital for surgery. Mitchell G Urner Jr operated at Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore and expects to return home in about a week.
New Windsor items mention Jones family members visiting with Mrs. C P Jones and Mrs Ela Neill in Hagerstown. Rhoda Barres shared time with a relative, while W S Barnes and others visited Bloom. A hospital stay for Arvin P’s wife followed an injury. a kitchen for bakers and room counts appear in a partial excerpt.
The piece discusses Roosevelt era policy clashes over farm subsidies and wheat controls. It notes criticism from farmers, grain traders, and politicians like Curtis and Capper, with references to Hoover commissions and political maneuvering around the Farm Board and wheat sales limits.
Local notes recount August plans for Mount Olivet Sunday School all day event August 19 with prizes and medals, the county W C Puringville group and Home Interest Club meetings, and the Potomac Baptist Association convening August 6 at Tabernacle. Helen Welsh, a child from The Plains, remains in critical condition after a pedestrian accident. she is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Welsh. Farmers' Club met at the Warner home near Lovettsville and Penn Study Group gatherings were held at Mrs. Mary J. Piggott's Purcellville home with Genesis study led by George Selleck.
The Berryville Virginia area reports the burial of Mrs. Baldwin in Green Hill Cemetery following a death in Charles Town West Virginia after illness. She leaves husband W H Baldwin and four children including Hunter Baldwin and Gordon Baldwin. Other obituaries mention Dorothy Dearing Levi and William Warde.
An assortment of local items including rental listings, library notices, book titles, social notices, and a few ads. Mentions of Amelia Street, Lowell Apartments, Latimer and Hamilton, a funeral note for Mrs Oran C Lease, a dry cleaning offer from Johnson’s, and a dance event at Mt View with mask ball details. The legibility is partial and many phrases are garbled.
Fragmented notice describes a big auction sale featuring axed furniture and household items. It mentions a sanitary fish market in the area and local bands. Noted locations include Second Ave and Potomac St in Brunswick MD with a date and time for the sale.
Fragmentary text describes a dispute involving Reed and Baker with references to sums like $800,000 and names such as Joserit Melenyk and Newee id the Public. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR from a historical page. The snippet mentions shop, chapel, and gas related terms without coherent context.
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