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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1931
Page
5
Court notes reveal a sequence of cases tied to Dewst W Ameses and Bavcmore involving rut disputes and anc claims. Proceedings reference local magistrates and docket numbers with no final judgments recorded in the fragments.
Funeral services for Grover J Rice were held at Elm Street Church on Wednesday with Rev C Beams presiding. Attendants listed included George en, Charles Chan, J L Patviex, Albert V Dixon, and Mors Charles Mc C Mathias.
More than three hundred residents joined a parade led by Mayor R. Smith Snader after a ball field program. A Thurmont win 7 to 6 over New Windsor followed a band concert and floats from local businesses.
Harney Juse 12 Chares Leather and guests attended Sylburg High School commencement exercises held on Thursday evening. Miss Mildred Ger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sard, was among 37 graduates receiving diplomas. Lucile Sachs spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Earlington Shriver. Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Myers hosted visitors from Hanover on Sunday. Nevin Ridinger and children visited Gettysburg on Saturday. Lawrence Gielm and Getersburg attended with Mr. and Mrs. Chates King of Two Taverns. Miss Mildred Shriver visited Miss Annie and Salir Skeley in Gettysburg. A committee led by Miss Mildred Shr, with Mary Hahn and Mrs. Hofman, trains St Pauls Lutheran Sunday school children for the annual Children’s Day services Sunday at 2 p.m.
Mr and Mrs Murray Etzler traveled to Legore to see Mrs Hattie V Carpenter at Charles Rice s residence. Mr and Mrs W H Main of 237 West Fifth Street Pred ítck also called on Sunday to see Mrs Carpenter.
Weekend social activity reported with multiple visits among residents. Includes Mrs Roberta Smith with the Staxk family at New Midway, Wilbur Miller with James Renner, and guests at John Lawrencée home among Hagerstown residents. other visits noted in Beymar and Sparrows Point.
Market prices for cattle calves and hogs shown in terse figures. Notes cover Ute stock, dairy and range calves with prices ranging from 4½ to 7 cents for calves and hogs at 5 to 10 cents per pound, reflecting fair to good condition and demand.
An editors note discusses modern hospital design aimed at reducing staff. It cites group nursing and plans to divide services among patients, with private rooms fading into shared wards using sliding screens to cut costs while preserving some privacy. Tomorrow: the cost of medical treatment.
A patchwork of local notices and ads fills the page. Amid schedules for shows and sales a Washington dispatch discusses tariff politics and Hawley Smoot in Congress, with remarks attributed to A. I. Hopfman and others on the tariff dispute.
Fragmentary OCR text describes local notices with names such as Agnes Vingiite Ida Alexander and Mr Net. It references an afternoon event at a home and mentions South Tate and Lees Bariea. The readable content is garbled with unclear dates or actions.
Trustees announce a public sale of property in Middletown and another historic estate in Ruddietown Frederick County Maryland. Sale details include a two o’clock afternoon time on dates in 1931 with parcels fronting Main Street East Rain Street and adjoining property features a modern brick mansion with outbuildings. Terms require half the purchase price at sale and balance in installments with notes and security. Located within local court decree proceedings and overseen by trustee Dorsey Etchison.
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