Deaths Mrs. W. W. Lense
Obituary notice notes the death of Mrs. W. W. Lense and references the family home and related personal details in a formal, local newspaper style.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1930
Page
5
Obituary notice notes the death of Mrs. W. W. Lense and references the family home and related personal details in a formal, local newspaper style.
Funeral services were held for World War II veteran Harry W Grats at the family home in Ro Windsor and for Mrs Anna G Orme near Buckeystown on Monday. Interment handled by Exchisoc and Son.
Dr. Thomas W. Linthicum Howard County state senator died at his Savage home aged 65. Funeral services were at Grace Methodist Episcopal church Savage, with Rev. William C. Clews and Rev. W. C. Harden officiating. Burial followed in Savage cemetery. He served in the Maryland State Senate from 1925 to 1929 and was active in politics. Survived by his widow Mrs three sons and a sister Miss Sataneta of Baltimore.
Mrs ae XE Hodgson and Mrs Roland Harbauch have leased the Thomas H Haller cottage on Marland avenue Braddock Heights for the summer. Miss Margaret M Robinson of Westminster visited the Newman sisters on East Patrick street. Olive Wren, studying at Yale University, returned home near Frederick. William Wren of New Haven returned to Frederick with his sister. Mrs T Stuart Haller and daughters, and Misses Futh Evelyn Lida Be Baller and Charlotte Newman returned from Broo where Mrs Haller and Mrs Newman joined the Misses Haller Me and Mrs Wsoa Carmack Growe are staying. Miss Eesthe Sigmund left for the West to spend time with relatives then Chicago and eventually Goaret Bree. Those who spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Harry Borie were Mr and Mrs James Broome and son Vincent. B B W Go V3 2 tok Va Mare Successful Year notes public incomes closed for As of Mor some Sustime wasn 2 have Seen a Righty Dr Broome. he will be a member at Schlat nol of Columsia College.
An experiment indicates fathers are fond of movies with Walter Deck as manager leading morning votes. Rodney W also votes as the tally shows popularity ratings. The contest occurs on June 19. Next week county high graduates will be guests of Marazer Ashley M Abendschein at the Tivoli with telephone operators at the Opera House on Tuesday. Nurses policemen and wives visit on Wednesday and Thursday at both venues, and local national guard groups attend the Opera House on Friday.
Heatherbell-Gladhill, daughter of Mr and Mrs S J Gladhill Lewistown, wed Ernest Beatherbe of Victoria British Columbia at King in Hagerstown. The bride a Frederick High School graduate class of 1925 and former secretary to Francis R Parrott Frederick. The groom a Toronto University graduate and sales supervisor for Quaker Oats in this territory. The couple will reside here after the wedding.
Hany J. Be of Weverton and Miss Florence Banoyan of rere Se were married Sunday at the parsonage of the Evangelical Church in Rockville. The ceremony joined families including Garrett Etton Garrett Gaithersburg and Wada Pauling Mellon. A marriage license had been issued at Rockville for Fred gerick and Louise Wachter of Harmony Grove.
Mr Bradley T is reported quite ill and receiving treatment at Frecs hospital, with ongoing care noted by local sources.
Historic portrait from Charles Town West Virginia depicts Andrew Hunter, chief prosecutor in the trials of John Brown and his followers linked to the Harper’s Ferry raid. The image notes Hunter’s role as a key legal figure in Jefferson County during that era.
The State Eagles open their annual convention with attendees from Frederick to Frostburg and Hagerstown. Wes Taney presides as 286 members recall pioneer workers and cities that have hosted conventions. The list of past state presidents rotates through Cumberland Highlandtown Brunswick Frostburg Baltimore and other communities, with names including F Brooks Whiting Thomas Bolging M P Phalan W A Yingling and more.
The picnic season in Montgomery coll and surrounding areas accelerates as primaries and general elections loom. Readying for voter outreach, groups like Guild of St. Macy's Episcopal, Concord M. E., Bethesda churches and many fairs plan events from June through August including Pardum carnival, Potomac Band performances, hospital and church suppers, and bazaar fundraisers with dates listed for each venue. Also noted, Edna Jewell of S. Spring granted a limited divorce from Samuel Jewell, citing desertion in the Circuit Court.
Market prices for Wheat and grain products appear in today’s market column. Readings show small variations across commodities with traders citing steady demand and limited supply in the regional market. Prices reflect standard grading and packaging terms used by the local exchange.
A jumble of local items includes festival plans at Brunswick City Park and a Sunday School carnival by the Brunswick Community Band June 16 to 18, with mass band concert and dancing. Also listed are dairy ads, rent offers, a voter for County Commissioner announcement, and various local notices and service promotions from area merchants.
Notices list scrap, junk, and metal buyer offerings from Frederick Junk Co and partners. Includes dance invitation, pharmacy mentions, and a sightseein boards ad. References Mrs Mincie Murphy and Frank Gast with addresses on Third Street and phone numbers 383 and 342-3.
Public sale details include plows tires wheels farm equipment stock and tools. Names appear with officers and cashiers from the bank such as William G. Zudsterman and Josefa D Baker along with various Baker family members in a Maryland debt and asset liquidation context.
Motive not clear due to damaged OCR but notice indicates Potts and Griffle offering a property for sale at a bargain. The text mentions reactors and insurers and goodwill, with the purchaser of the property implied.
A fragmented notice repeats a dated entry with unclear names and numbers. readable portions indicate a local event or sale action tied to a person or organization, but specific details remain obscured by OCR errors.
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