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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1929
Page
5
Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. George H. Babiga, Mrs. Lucinda Rebecca Stone, and Miss Margaret B. Krichbaum. Writings describe survivors, funeral arrangements, and service locations including Trinity Methodist Church and Brook Hill Chapel. Service details list addresses in Maryland and Pennsylvania, with interment at Mt Oliver Cemetery and nearby cemeteries.
The funeral service for William Thomas Mui eum was held this afternoon at the home near Pieasatt, with further rites at Union Chapel. Powell and Aebaugh, funeral directors. The text notes the event and location details in a concise church obituary style.
Market prices listed with figures in a compact column. The text shows ranges like 150 to 280 and numerical codes such as 2335 2, indicating a pricing snippet from a market report. No clear events or individuals are identified.
Fragments discuss biblical phrases and instruments, mentioning 4 Chronicles 28 2. The text references Jonnsta Michigan and coastal context, with unclear connections to events or figures.
The funeral for C R Coblentz, age 66, a longtime Middletown farmer and business figure, will be held this afternoon at 3 o clock from his home with Rev John S Adam of Christ Reformed church officiating. He served as director and vice president of Grangers Mutual Fire Insurance and helped organize Peoples Fire Insurance Company. Survived by wife Elizabeth Brandenburg and three sons Willard Leslie and J Vernon, he was active in church work and local welfare projects. Burial will be in Reformed cemetery, with C T Gindhil funeral director handling arrangements.
Curtis Wood notes new glove styles for men in June New York featuring auto gloves with ventilation barks and heel ridges loose slip on chamois gloves for travel and street wear three types offered including slip ons and clasp styles The piece emphasizes fashion, practicality and cooling colors for summer unlike prior seasons and mentions gloves as a status symbol for men.
The Ants Can't Bunday school class of the Lutheran church met at Mrs. Elmer Smith’s home with 12 members and three visitors. Miss Mae Powell led the Lutheran church history lesson, followed by Mizpah benediction. Refreshments were served by Miss Hilda Crameck and visiting friends.
Local notes list visitors and callers to families in Sam's Creek and nearby areas. Names include Mrs Merton Engel and daughter Jeanne, Willis Zumbrum family, McKinstrys, Mrs Carville Alexander and Helen, Mrs Stella Conaway’s guests Halle Poole Covers and others, plus Baltimore visitors Mr and Mrs Eat Warner and relatives of Clyde Warner and Maurice Derilbist.
Qter Suver of Martinsburg West Virginia will deliver an aléria3 at the Francis Score Wer hotel Tuesday evening at 7 oclock. The talk concerns the Agricultural Marketing Act which passed Congress and was signed by President Hoover, marking a national farm relief measure.
A scanned society page lists numerous weekend visits and stays. Frances Ki spent the weekend with 3 Nywdor and Rockwell Terence. Mr and Mrs A H Rochermel and Mr Frederic deP Rothermel of Reading PA visited Buckey and Caroline Thomas of Baltimore with her parents J Travers Thomas and Mrs W Compher. Dr Moe Crates E Fis from Washington DC sent a United Brothers parsonage to West Third Street. Orange SD officers and the 315tt week-coc met at Bedford Springs Pa. reunions of Carrel Null Morr Newton JeMonan Fertil R203 were noted among others.
Summary of church notices for Grace Refers United Brethren and Eston services in Me pers Baker Park. Quarterly Conference reports praise leaders and extend Rev. Chas E Fultz as conference supervisor. Carl Urban granted lay minister license. Glenn Garber and C Thomas Summers named delegates to the Pennsylvania annual conference. Request made to return Rev. George W Strine to Frederick church pastorate.
Wilbur R. Miller and Miss Hazel R. Coleman wed Saturday evening at the home of Eder J. Flobr on Walnut Street Thurmont. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Coffman of Sabillasville and Jefferson County W Va. The couple graduated from Shepherd College and were joined in marriage by Rev R E Clayet at the parsonage of the Southern Methodist church Shepherdstown.
A clipped local column lists several businesses including The Haberdashery and Williamson's Drug Store. It references addresses such as 348 Park Ave Frederick and a Mount’s Garage phase note. The fragmentary items appear as brief notices or ads with promotional phrases and local names.
Readable fragments indicate a local brief naming Scatty Peemaweole and event involving a fountain in Secane. Details are unclear but the item appears to be a short society or community mention within the city.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention illness and a person named Da. O Erb Oertt with unclear context. No further details. readable elements suggest a brief society or local notice about health.
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