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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1929
Page
5
Mrs. Margaret Margare at 52 passed away. Services to be conducted by Reverend W. CL Letic. Ev Powell noted in death notices as the community mourns.
A British American goodwill message issued by the Alliance for International Churches and supported by prominent clergy in Great Britain and the United States urges multilateral action to prevent a third world war. The message, released on both sides of the Atlantic, calls for a permanent peace and a stronger treaty system to resolve disputes without force. It urges political leaders to adopt policies reflecting the treaty spirit and to reject pacific alternatives that threaten civilization. A copy was received by Rev W C Borah as part of a public notice accompanying the Urner homestead sale listing in Foster County.
Rodney Dutcaek reports from Washington on James A. Shouse as a key Democratic figure in Hoover era policy. The piece notes Shouse’s stance on agricultural issues, party unity, and his role within the party machine, including his Kansas City roots and current D C presence at the new Democratic headquarters. It mentions farm price concerns, Hoover program shortcomings, and Shouse’s expectation of cooperation within the party.
ENGLAND MONTGOMERY wed to a member of the Dempsey and Burges circles at a ceremony in the district. Waiter Er served as host as decorations of candies and colors graced the setting. After the service the couple departed for Was. 2, D.C. and a reception in Rush County. After June 15 the bride will be at home in Elkins W V. The bride studied at a Maryland State School and earned a degree from Maryland in 1925. He worked as a chemist and bacteriologist at Simpson's Dairy from 1925 to 1928 and belongs to Alpha Gamma Rho and several Masonic lodges. The couple will reside at West-Mar Creamery, Elkins.
Local items report Dr and Mrs Charles F Goodell returning from a trip to Chicago and Alabama. Miss Lois Montgomery leaves for Rising Sun. Mr and Mrs Lester send a daughter to Thurmont. Judge and Mrs Worthington travel through the South visiting their son John C Worthington in Atlanta and later the Carolinas. Mrs England, formerly Miss Montgomery, is identified with the Maryland State School for the Deaf faculty. A motor trip is described with family updates and social greetings.
Local brief notes mention Hebbers Cretstte and Regirgher Werth Bers in a brief item set. Disjoint fragments imply names or roles but no clear event, date, or place is provided for full context.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a bank related line with disrupted names and unreadable terms. Names, places, or dates are not clearly readable, leaving only scattered references to a bank and a collection of garbled words.
Fragmentary OCR text lists officials including a cashier Zimmerman and assistants Juvall and Mumus with unclear roles. Mentions Harlem and a vice president but specific actions, dates, or outcomes are unreadable.
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