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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1929
Page
5
Obituaries note the deaths of Sarah A Mazahbs and James Alfred Koons with funeral services arranged by local funeral directors in Minnesota. The notices reference multiple family members and the deceased’s residence locations.
The funeral was conducted Monday afternoon by Rev. W. R. B. Farmer. Pallbearers were William H. Reco, John W. Works, John W. Thomas, P. Barton Scarff, Samuel Davis and J. E. Thomas. Interment at Olivet Cemetery. Etchison and Son, funeral directors.
Miss Elizabeth Cordelia Wagaman and Clarence Lincoln Bartsock plan a Providence wedding for memorialization of a judge and his wife. The couple will visit Vermont and reside at 443 Summit Avenue Hazelstown. The Moxley Albaugh ceremony occurs at the parsonage with Beatrice Irene and Joan Malcolm Moxley as newlyweds. The engagement of Camilla Rye to Edwin L. Mason is announced.
The kindergarten held its annual meeting on October 11 at the United Fire Company premises on South Market Street. A Halloween party featured treats and a new location while parents and board members viewed the facilities. A Christmas program was planned for December 1 with forty nine children attending. Enrollment has grown since opening on October 1 with students mainly from the southern city area and some from other parts.
A brief item notes Biddsager ill with five relatives in the household and Virginian neighbors report a famous farm near the family.
A collage of social updates lists names in Uniontown and surrounding areas including Mr. and Mrs. John S. Breatt, Mr. George W. Bro’ Ti, and families in Hagerstown and Hanover. It notes travel plans to New York on the Voltaire and Empress of England, plus a fire at Uniontown barn and local events. The article mixes personal greetings, travels, and a local fire report with brief anecdotes about residents and visitors.
Market prices to 140 pounds noted with reference to 160 percent and 14 g cent values. The brief item records a pricing update for weight classes and related percentage indicators without further context.
Card of Thanks noting local mentions C. M. Malone agent 108 W. Attention F. C. El Ausiliarr. June 33 celebration planned. Banana Auction and Ox Fibre Brush Co tac.
A fragmented Frederick Maryland page shows notices and ads including loans up to 238 dollars, furniture sales, framing services, bids for painting City Hall exterior due June 19, 1929, and various shop promotions, all in a busy public notices collage. The document cites J H Cummins, Maryland Industrial Finance Co, and The Mayor and Aldermen of Frederick with bid details and local services.
Unclear OCR text provides fragmented headline about a memory related charge involving a husband and individuals named Shox and Fran Tackei. Details and context are unreadable.
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