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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1931
Page
5
Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs D E Stome and Minnie E Haines. Laura Lyons, a former New York resident, is mentioned among survivors. Services set for Wednesday at 2:30 PM at Fairview Cemetery.
The funeral for Miss Clementine Burrail who died Friday morning at Fahrney Memorial Home near Boonsboro was held in the chapel with Rev. Mr. Petrie officiating. Pallbearers were Andrew Zimmerman, Frank Zimmerman, Br and Harry Wood. Survived by brother Oscar Burrail of New Market and sisters Mrs. Linde Fusbaum Mrs. Laura Shreeves Mrs. W. L. Reachrist Miss Anne Burrail and Mrs. Joseph Lease, all of Westminster. Interment followed in the adjoining cemetery. M. O. Bast Boonsboro funeral rector.
Mr and Mrs H C Butler receive congratulations on birth of a son at Frederick City Hospital Monday morning weighing pounds. Mr Wagaman son of Judge Frank G Wagamar former Frederica. Mrs William Caldwell of Was ington is visiting at Ratlis Seather hotel. Anna Spilman leaves for Duke University Durham for six weeks. Mr and Mrs T E Zimmerman return from Winchester to Summers home in Em Mt. Zimmerman’s heart authentic. Edith Gardiner will travel to Sumter and then to University of Southern California Summer School. Mabel Cosas and Beama Haren with group plan trip to historical sites and colleges.
Three poets are listed with market price notes as part of a local business listing. The item shows individual names and a coded price tag for a small literary market engagement. The entry provides minimal context and lacks broader narrative details.
The Synod and Synodical gathered at 9 40 this morning led by Rev Dr Evans and Miss Mary E Moore. The program included foreign and national mission periods and a women’s synodical session with leaders Rev Dr Vance and Rev Prof Smith.
A damaged May and August birth record fragment lists numerous names with titles and relationships, including Mrs. Marshal, Mrs. Charles G. Weddle, Mrs. Baron McCrea, Mrs. Joan Hare, and others. The text references months, months in previous years, and entries about certificates issued or prepared, but many lines are garbled or incomplete.
The record indicates that the educational institutions will submit reports in two sessions on Friday morning and Friday afternoon, followed by adjournment. The wording suggests formal proceedings with a two part submission before adjournment.
A Frederick area society note reports Mr Frank I Davis and Mrs Macy E W Davis hosting a family dinner near Poolesville to celebrate Horace S L Davis's eightieth birthday. Guests included Cha rles Horton Davis and others from local families. Health items note several residents improving after recent hospital stays.
Miss Viola Harper and James C. Pisner were married Saturday in Washington. The ceremony united the couple as they begin life together, with a reception planned afterward.
The bank manager at a California institution shot himself in an apparent suicide attempt. Police and emergency crews arrived, and he was transported to a local hospital in critical condition. Investigators are reviewing security footage and statements from staff.
Fragmentary local items reference loans and notices across a regional district. Names and places are unclear, with several garbled terms suggesting financial actions or public notices pending resolution in community records.
An auction sale occurred Friday at 508 Market Street Washington with items including Dancing Hay for sale and a double wedding reported. The ceremony for Anton Smelkinson and Gertrude De Vonses, plus Bat Winters-Lemberger and Abraham K. Winters with Frances L. Lesberger, was conducted by Rev. Dr. Char Wehler at the Presbyterian church in the afternoon.
A mix of notices including rental ad for a room with bath, a strawberry festival at Epworth Episcopal church, weed removal deadline by June 6 1931, and notices about company representation for Chesapeake Potomac Telephone in Baltimore City. Also product ads for storage, beauty services, milk permits in Frederick City, and public notices on permits for selling milk and cream. PMID: miscellaneous civic and commercial items from the period.
Classified notice indicating sale of a farm titled Just Service at 600 Springs Farm, Frederick, MA, with a quoted price of 800000.00. The text is fragmented but points to a real estate sale listing and a contact tone from a local finance source.
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