Deaths Mr Catherine Matilda Cecil
Mrs Catherine Matilda Cecil wife of C Davies died leaving sons and other relatives. The notice provides family connections but lacks full details of survivors or service arrangements.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
5
Mrs Catherine Matilda Cecil wife of C Davies died leaving sons and other relatives. The notice provides family connections but lacks full details of survivors or service arrangements.
The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon at 1 30 from the late home on East South street for Mrs. J. M. Souder. Rev. Dr. Benc G. Hiefer officiated. Pallbearers were nephews Charles Feaga Clarence Barrick Harry Harveyer Alonzo Beer. Interment followed at the cemetery. MR. Etchison and on funeral directors.
Lynch of Braddock and Miss Madden of Mt Union wed at the Evangelical church. The ceremony was led by Rev Rupp with the bridegroom’s brother acting as escort. The couple plans to reside in Indiana after a brief wedding trip.
Market prices for ore show a mixed trading session with general shifts. Prices for select alloys and metals moved with notable activity in early trading, while several minor commodities remained flat.
In Emmitsburg a local business event titled Baker Sart drew attention on a regional route. Residents reported a community gathering at a nearby site with participants from several organizations. The event showcased crafts and local services with emphasis on regional engagement.
Unclear text notes visit by Mr and Mrs. Ohler and others from Pittsburgh to someone named Hany Ha and family. Details scattered about a Seer day event and last days with Edward Ohler in attendance.
A fragmented Frederic County column notes trot-line restrictions during the closed season with Roy Arch and state officials. mentions June trout season rules. Also reports on Miss Betty Gosnell achieving perfect attendance in East Pa Street, and various local social items including visits and residents like the Shire and Jones families.
A fragment describes a meteor fall and a stone found by Tecation figures. The report notes the event as a historical scientific finding with limited details.
A formal announcement outlines the merger of three Baltimore banks into a single entity. The new bank will bear the name of the Hf igsnd Truss Company and will occupy the building formerly held by the dental firm Tris Comnar.
Annapolis June 3 (AP) Nearly 400 naval officers and 40 marines were commissioned in a ceremony with a handshake from Secretary of the Navy Charles Francis Adams. The event marked the awarding of diplomas to naval graduates as officers of the line.
A jumbled local notices fragment lists auctions and sales with times such as 8 30 o clock and 1 30 p m plus festival and sale events at community churches. Names like ROWES BEAUTY PARLORS and FREDERICH MOTOR CO appear amid scattered references to local services, auctions, and public notices. The text is garbled but notes upcoming sales, beauty services, and assorted community happenings without coherent context.
A garbled notice lists scrap junk buyer offerings and metals plus a mortgage sale advertisement. It mentions addresses on 3rd and 4th streets, Chapel Abey, a contact with phone 383, and references to a Valuation or sale by a mortgagee with two two story houses and square perches of land.
Public notices inform about claims against Frederick Cebn deceased and Mary Z Sifford estate. Executrix Pauleau Y Jones and Executors Milton G Urnen Laura E Gayer and others warn creditors to present vouchers by December 1930. Administrators urge all indebted to settle and attend required formalities per Orphans Court orders.
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