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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1928
Page
5
Margaret A Myer of St Maint died after a brief illness on a date not specified. She was a longtime resident of the area and is survived by immediate family. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the Ta Tie funeral home.
Funeral service details list Rev. John D. Thomas and Rev. Ete eral directors assisting at Scrated A D238. Nephews Walter W. Cutter Flor Cutter Claude Fletcher Paul Beard Clinton Rhoads and W Bangis Storm are named among mourners.
A long list of local residents and guests visiting relatives or traveling relatives. Esther Wood of Washington D C and Mrs CE Saunders of Glen Burnie Md visit Mrs EL Beatty in Frederick. Several locals return from trips, visit relatives, or host guests including families Holdcraft, House, Pisher, Lease, Cramer, Town, and Compher among others.
Carl G. Sirickier of Scottsdale Pa and Anna Mary Shram of Latrobe Pa married by Rev. Dr. Chas E Wehier at the Presbyterian Manse on Sunday evening in a simple ceremony.
Among the sick, Mrs Aretta Kessler is recovering rapidly from an operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital for a broken blood weasel. Meier Charles Multican Jr. was operated on at Frederick Hospital for removal of adenoids and has returned home on East Eighth Street.
A fragment recalls a birthday moment between two characters, noting it was acceptable to remember the birthday in the cast but urging not to dwell on it in the future. The lines imply a tense, personal exchange within a theatrical context.
Emmitsburg and nearby residents are noted with visits, travels, and changes. Prof Joseph Rowe and family visit his mother on West Main Street while Mrs Louise Fuss spent days with friends. Several residents and visitors from Lancaster, Williamsburg, Covina, Baltimore, and Washington, D C appear in social notes, with property improvements and a Methodist reunion also reported.
Creagerstown reports ill health and visits as residents travel to Middletown and Summit Point to see relatives. A large turnout attended the Reformed picnic and the Yellow Springs Band will provide music at the August 25 Creagerstown picnic. Local residents Mrs. Steiner Whitmore improves in Frederick City Hospital, while Scott Long remains bedridden and various families share visits and home stays.
A fragmented Taneytown Yatertown column mentions Mr and Mrs Izer and children visiting Baltimore on Wednesday. Gertie Rot wanders through Taney. Mrs Merrit Burke visits Delaware with her sister. A commodity picnic at Shriver's, a party for Henrietta Koontz, and a birthday shower for Lille M Bruce are noted amid scattered town happenings and greetings.
Local items list visits and guests including Marceline Johnson and Laura Gardner in Washington and Clarksburg, and Miss Mattie B. Johnson hosting. The Mountain M E church plans its annual picnic in the church grove on Saturday afternoon and evening August 11, with various regional residents visiting relatives and staying summers. A note mentions Great Britain holding about twenty million dollars invested abroad with the United States holding more than half of that amount.
Market prices show spring chickens at 8.50 per dozen and hens and roosters listed. Prices apply on Mondays and advance notices note limited availability and delivery days.
Local mentions highlight Haller's Confectionery and Nash Paint Shop as places offering car refinishing via the Duco Process. The DuPont Duco Authorized Refinishing Line is advertised as available only at selected shops, with the process marketed as ensuring a proper finish.
Public sale announced for 75 head cattle near Woodsboro on Wednesday August 8 at 12 o'clock. Various local business notices include job openings at Frederick firms, loan services, and a town garbage collection proposal with bid details and mayoral requirements. Community events list Sunday school picnic, a Grace Trinity Church festival, and a Walkerville union picnic with musical entertainment.
Fragmentary OCR note describes a social event with Miss Agnes Muossty and Mr Se.me Rac Th GQ. Welw Woz. Mentions 7% Ret and Vac a, and references to Gauche and Mn Ress B a in unclear context.
July notes from Union Bridge recount church events and visits. George Porteruc and family, Miss Mary Dawson, and Mrs Lettie Hackley are named among attendees at local gatherings. Missing or garbled phrases reference a Methodist fusion and Union Sunday school, with a postponed activity to August 22 at Rocky Ridge and a prayer service at the Methodist Episcopal church next Wednesday. Visitors include Mrs Car Blanken ship and Miss Elva Repp of Ephrata touring area relatives.
A July detour group of 50 traveled with Bri and Mrs James Warren and guests to a cottage along the bay owned by Henry Fisher and friends for a day of boating and swimming. Numerous guests visited homes in Baltimore and nearby towns including Mrs William Wood and granddaughter Bessie, Miss Clara Carbaugh, Miss Ruth Fogle, Mr and Mrs Samuel McClellan, Mr and Mrs Walter Dorsey, and others from Woodsboro Columbia Union Bridge Westminster and Washington D C. Attendees at gatherings include Mr and Mrs Forney Young, Rev J J John, and the Diller household with visitors from Columbia New Windsor and Rocky Ridge amid a District Alderman Society event.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a fatal incident during daily chores with references to individuals and places such as Eminitebure, Mountain View, and local figures. The text is garbled, listing names like Harbaugh Koontz and Rev pastor names amid unclear context.
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