Modern Beach Wear Trends Highlight Pajamas Dresses
A fashion note describes pajamas and dresses in modernistic beach designs. It mentions colorful patterns and coir splashes, with hats that pair with beach suits to create a cohesive look.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1929
Page
5
A fashion note describes pajamas and dresses in modernistic beach designs. It mentions colorful patterns and coir splashes, with hats that pair with beach suits to create a cohesive look.
Mrs Anna Koons died at the Home in Hagerstown at 3 p.m. Sunday of arteriosclerotic disease. She is survived by two sons and other relatives. Mrs R E Palmer of Salem Avenue Martinsburg, age 44, died with service held at Humbles today and interment at Williamsport Cemetery. She was a member of the Martinsburg community and conducted by River View funeral home. Interment at Williamsport cemetery.
Funeral services were held at 18 Jefferson Street on Monday afternoon for Mrs Melinda Cath Erine Horme. Rev Dr Henri L G Buefer conducted the service. pallbearers included Thomas Bars Cassie Howard Dixon Comman BH Lee Hanshew. Interment followed in Mount Olivet Cemetery. A separate notice states a memorial for Garee, who died in a motorcycle accident near Frederick, tied to his father L A Garee. Interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery planned Wednesday at 4 PM.
Livestock and produce prices listed with cattle hogs and corn figures. Readable entries show bid and ask levels with minor fluctuations and regional market activity may be summarized for buyers and sellers.
A crowded personal notices page lists births visits and moves. Charles Blumenauer announces the birth of a son while Ruth Roche and her son Lee visit Mrs. Agrees Grimes. Families from Baltimore Lovettsville Dover and Hagerstown are noted with arrivals promotions dinners and social visits.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a tale involving a person named Jack Cry Morpial and illness themes. The readable bits suggest a report or feature focusing on sickness or hardship affecting an individual. No clear date, place, or outcome is identifiable from the text provided.
A town round up lists numerous family visits and gatherings. Names include Mrs. Louise Warren Mrs. Mildred Coshun and the Shorb family in Gettysburg York and Westminster host various relatives and friends. Several residents traveled to Baltimore Washington and Indiana for social events.
The Ei makers club met at Mrs. John Engel's home with new members. Locsville visitors included Charles Garber William Whitmore and several couples. Mrs S C Newman bought a new sedan and attended D A R. Weekly outings and visits to Frederick Thurmen and Keymar are noted along with church group visits and family travel updates.
Fragmented OCR notes speak of tremors and fear after an earthquake in New Zealand. The text mentions life hazards, possible damage, and public concern though details are unclear.
A fragmented quote mixes Biblical seals with a Balzac reflection on empire and fate. It references seals, events, and a fourteen year span with a line about a glove weighing more than an empire, illustrating a complex literary juxtaposition.
Fragments show items for sale at 924 North Bentz Street and 101 Jefferson Street, ads for millinery and watch repair, and a benefit festival at Zion Church Charlesville on June 19 with music and a Ladies Aid Society. Other lines advertise a Yellow Springs baseball benefit festival on June 20 and general fair evenings.
A jumble of names and items shows a Frederick Maryland page with auctions for country homes for sale near Frederic k, a Colonial Antique Shop listing, a Playter up lift club event, storage and rental notices, and assorted lo ans and services including furniture refinishing and electric appliances. It references W. Joliffe, James Worthheimer, and local addresses on Court Street and Center Street.
Court ordered sale of seized premises with improvements and fencing, following a deed from Hobart Phiecher to Charles Moz dated the 4th, recorded in Frets records. One half of the purchase price to the park in cash on day of sale with court approval and purchaser security. Costs and expenses payable by purchaser. trustee Jacor Rohrback, with bank note and CPL.
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