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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1931
Page
5
Funeral services are noted for residents including Stephen and Cils with the funeral directors arranging rites at the city cemetery. W J Acterman, Freeer, Hemp, and Invers are listed among those acknowledged in the notices.
Local notices list visits and family news from Cleveland and surrounding areas. Clarence Carty of Cleveland visits his parents on East Second Street while J B Ben visits his brother in law and sister in law. Reta DeGrange and family from Baltimore spend the weekend with Mrs DeGrange's relatives. Birth announced at Allegany Hospital Cumberland as a son to Rev L A Exaid. Evelyn Oglesby of Atlanta visits Dorothy Mumford in Braddock Heights. Mrs C W Blethen of Atlanta and Emil Barnes of Birmingham visit Braddock Heights. Roy R Atkinson of Scranton and his wife plan a trip to New York for business.
Among the sick at East Patricy street is slowly improving. Mrs. Albert Linck of Shookstown is improving rapidly after hospital care for poisoning. Lisle Calvin Coblentz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Coblentz, has returned home after an operation for appendicitis at City Hospital. Thomas A Chaplicr, county treasurer, underwent surgery at City Hospital and is much improved. Mrs. James Sutton of West Seventh Street, previously a patient at Frederick Hospital, remains in hospital after an operation while reported to be doing nicely.
Germantown column notes Mr and Mrs Paul Stace of Gaithersburg spent Sunday with Mrs Augusta Clagett and family while Mrs Alice Coons and Mr Upton Seaman visited in Hagerstown and Silver Spring. The Ladies Ard Society at E church held activities and a gathering included several local residents. other entries mention families visiting relatives and nearby towns.
Speaker outlines gray iron history and future uses from car wheels to monuments, noting its resistances, tooling demands, and economic advantages. Frederick plant success with 22 pumps over five years guarding a $49,060,009 investment underscores its durability and essential role in modern machinery.
Market prices listed for live stock and produce with noted figures and adjustments. Local sellers and buyers review latest quotations for cattle, sheep, grains, and vegetables, reflecting supply conditions and market demand across regional trading centers.
A fragmented article discusses water’s heat absorption and evaporation cooling, plus making refreshing drinks with sugar syrups. It covers sugared syrups as sweeteners, diluents, preserving fruit juices, and combining juices. Tips include lemon lime tartness, grated lemon rind, and preparing a simple syrup for quick summer beverages.
Court records reveal multiple divorces and property deeds across Culpeper Virginia and neighboring counties. Notable names include Howard C Deviesturt E Hudz.ce and J Pa with Frances loose, plus Margaret Libertytown and Ralph W Coone. Deeds detail transfers for Carrie E Devibiss, J Windsor Williams, and others, with sums ranging from ten to thirty-two thousand five hundred dollars.
Local notices list several businesses closing or offering sales including Mary Jane Shop and Luside Coal Company along with a public notice on fireworks sale under ordinance from 1928. Also includes stray Beagle Hound sighting and license references, with familiar names like Holter and Murdoch among city officers.
Miss Simpson aged 15 wed Rev. William Owings Stone in a ceremony described as a family event. The couple resided at home in Saint Paul and were reported to be living quietly in Adamstown, with local acquaintances noting the union alongside other names from nearby communities.
Edna S Fa BiTron ton Boulevard aged ?? married William Eunson of Bloomsburg Pa at the Church Brethren Hagerstown by the pastor. They will reside in Bloomsburg where the groom teaches at Bloomsburg High School. The bride is daughter of Mrs B teaching in Philadelphia. Earlier, Prettyman-Clark wedding occurred at the home of the bride's parents with Rev Dy from Balinare officiating. Best man was E Barrett Prettyman. ushers included W F Prettyman Ergon B Olds Jr W Scott Armstrong Ralph Houser. A reception followed.
Washington area notice marks the tenth anniversary of a council event. ANL members urged to be present. By order of committees. June 24 and June 26 referenced. Public notice discusses commission cuts and loan subject matters up to 306 dollars. Residence at 215 E listed.
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