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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
5
Fragmentary local notices list various businesses and services including Health Service providers and a Staley Motor Co. entry. The text references chiropractic services and a few addresses such as Patrick Street and Over Sheeivy’s Office with a phone/residence clue, indicating an old community newspaper classifieds page.
Fragments show deaths and familial ties including Joseph C. Gibson Smith Jr and Florence Crum with sparse biographical details. The text mentions two years before an event and a parentage reference, but lacks a cohesive narrative or full dates.
Funeral services for Charles AL 77, who died at his home in Gathersoucg, Sunda aon Spates, Washington, were attended by family and friends including Mrs. Carlisle of South Carolina. He was a brother of Mrs. J. Thomas Marin and Mrs. Hens Daley, with half siblings Gilmore and Harry Duet in Washington. Interment followed at the nearby cemetery with pallbearers George Drozenhurs Oscar Joy Jane L. South Rey Garder George H. Thomas ML J. Starr. Prior service details note Mrs. Grover Hamilton worship at Union Chapel led by Rev. George K. Ely and a large display of flowers. Funeral directors Fo well and Albateh coordinated arrangements.
The notice reports Bradley Marman in Frederick City Hospital with pneumonia and pleurisy complications. It lists family members and neighbors and notes preparations for Camp Ritchie with Guard A. Reckord of Maryland joining as a summer trainer.
Market prices report for spring lambs 74 75 cents per pound and calves 219 253 cents, with bids and asking ranges listed for regional buyers. The notice notes cattle and lambs offered by local sellers and ring price movements in the week.
The recent Shrine convention drew about 22,000 attendees and featured extensive pageantry with grandstands and a large parade. officials reported the event as aiding international relations and noted visits by prominent leaders and families, including trips to Montreal and Quebec after the gathering.
Dr. Charles F.H. Bruce visits Miss Ger Wrightsville for a week. Mr. Earl Grofit of New Oxford spends time with Miss Mary E. Tatment. Mrs. Oren Hunter returns to Mansfield Ohio after a stay here. Rev. and Mrs. E. A. G. Hestann travel to Toronto for a Protestant educational conference. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Berneth celebrate birth of a son at Frederic City Hospital. Miss Julia Chals of New York visits Everhart family. Mr. and Mrs. George Dallas Specht announce birth of a son.
The Montgomery County Commissioners approve bid advertisement for a courthouse and jail project estimated under 450000 dollars. Bids prepared by Altomer Stedman Prescott and Capt. Joseph C. Cissel, attorneys to the board, will be opened at 3 o clock on Wednesday July 10. Construction expected to start soon after.
The Census Bureau reports 48 contractors in Frederick have been sent census report blanks for the construction industry survey as part of the federal census of distribution. Haller of the Frederick Chamber notes eligibility requires 1923 construction gross of at least 25000.
The note recalls Isaac Snelby born December 11, 1759 in Frederick County and honored after Kings Mountain. Mrs Hope Miler Whisonant of Frederick, now recovering in Charlotte, follows the celebration plans tied to the North Carolina event and local veterans groups.
The readable text fragments describe a local desk or notice with uncertain wording. Names, dates, and clear actions are missing, yielding a partial, unclear summary of a small community notice.
Voters of Frederick County hear candidate declarations for Orphans' Court and county offices. Notices include auctions, property rentals, a dance event, and local business listings such as dairies and painting services. Public notices also outline loan options and practical services in area.
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