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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1928
Page
5
Multiple marriage notices from Walkersville, Brunswick, Burkittsville, and surrounding areas detail weddings of Cramer Mercer Hobbs Hoar Sulcer Taylor Baker and Able Schaffer. Names include Frank R. Cramer Ruth Helen Buhrman Alberta L. Hoar Charles Taylor Russell Sulcer Ruth Hilbert Melvin Fry Madge Baker, with attendants and venue notes.
Market prices for livestock and produce show various bids and ranges. Values noted include figures around 12.50, 14.87, 9.25, and 3 to 9.12 in listed categories, reflecting commodity pricing details from the archival market report.
Anna May DeGrange infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles DeGrange of New London died at Frederick City Hospital Thursday at 10 am aged eight months and 22 days from measles She is survived by her parents and one sister Marie Funeral was held Saturday at 10 am with services at the house by Rev George Donaldson of New Market Interment at Central cemetery pallbearers were Mabel Wagner Mary Louise Nusbaum Neilie Thompson Evelyn Etzler and W E Falconer funeral director
The funeral of William W. W. Crum will be Wednesday at 2 PM from his brother George Crum’s home at 121 Jefferson Street with burial at Mt. Olivet cemetery, C. Carty directing. Mrs. Ann M. Kidd widow of John Charles Kidd died recently and her funeral was held Monday at 3 PM from her Urbana residence, with Methodist Episcopal services led by Rev. J. B. Benson and Rev. Dr. A. G. Rupp. burial also at Mt. Olivet cemetery. pallbearers were Raymond Kidd Newton Kidd Perry Kidd William Kidd Roy Kidd and John Stup Jr., C. C. Carty directing.
Dr F Goodell and Dr E Hefauver depart for a Virginia Beach and Richmond trip returning Saturday. Miss M Greiner sails from Baltimore en route to Savannah and Jacksonville. Mrs Laura Lorentz Winebrewer convalescing in Baltimore after pneumonia and pleurisy, staying at 3600 Greenmount Ave. Miss Katherine Remsburg returns from Baltimore after weekend with friends as Maryland and Hopkins win Lacrosse games. Mr and Mrs Dudley Page move to Braddock for summer. Mr and Mrs Quinn Topper celebrate birth of daughter Ann Marie June 13. Miss Mary Alice Benson visits from Hartford for vacation with parents at Miers apartment. Miss Elizabeth Benson from Gale College New York.
New Windsor June 19 An investiture ceremony was held in the college gymnasium under Scout Executive George G Whitney Frederick. Local candidates Klaud Angel Joseph Baker George Babylon Klaud Bittner Monroe Hyde James Lantz Charles Lovell were sworn in with the Union Bridge Scout Troop present. Contributions for organizing the troop came from Mrs James G Barnes W Q Barnes John W Baker I W Bittner C S DeHoff Rev J Walter Englar Dr J Sterling Geatty First National Bank Homemakers Club W Lee Hoke Knights of Pythias Truman Lambert C E Nusbaum L O F Dr R A Pilson Petry and Crau mer C E Eyler for Englar H C Roop L A Smelser T C Slingluff L H Weimer.
Mt Airy June 19 Those who visit ed Mrs Edward Beatty Sunday were Mr Windsor Brandenburg Mr and Mrs Sherwood Boatman and Enic Dorothy of Baltimore Mr and E L Beatty and son Luther of Frederick Mr and Mrs Walter Mrs Tillie Brandenburg and Mr and Mrs R J Smith of Mt Airy.
Keysville Kersville June 18. Those who recently visited T. Fox and family included Mr. and Mrs. E. Fox and son Woodrow from York. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fox and Mrs. Ada Moore from Trontune, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Firagie and son Chae from Westminster, Mr. and Mrs. Fox, Mrs. John Ohler and son who spent Wednesday with Jose, accompanied by Miss Neida Yoon of Westminster, and Mrs. Aught from Virginia. Visitors called in Baltimore on Me adounmt of illness of ine.
The text lists relatives and visitors connected to Calvin Hahn’s home. It mentions Mrs. Sallie Haines, her daughter Mrs. J. J. Daneker, visitors Clifford Hahn and Whic Harney, Wilbur Hahn and wife from Hanover, and Mrs. Alice Hahn of Taneytown staying a few days at the same location.
June events in Keymar and nearby areas include Mrs. Raymond Angell visiting relatives in Baltimore, the Homemakers Club meeting with new member Mrs. Bessie Mehring, and several residents traveling to Thurmont Emmitsburg and Taneytown. Otterbein Guild at Centen ary Memorial United Brethren church held a meeting with a program and love offering.
A collage of old Frederick Maryland notices mentions loans, rental listings, car ads, barber shop prices, cleaning services, dairy deliveries, tire shop price cuts, studio portraits, and a funeral director. Includes business names like The Commercial Service and Credit Co. Potomac Edison Building, Noah E. Cramer & Son, Staley Motor Co., Vernon Boone, Excelsior Sanitary Dairy, Blue Ridge Cleaners & Dyers, Feaga's Tire Shop, and Peoples Drug Stores. Also notes Dr Goodell traveling dates and various contact details.
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