Unclear ceremony details at a June wedding event
Report summarizes a wedding ceremony with names such as Sayér Teefoee and Lee Sola Hofian amid references to Hoffmas and Hoffmas lineage, with multiple attendees and a pastor, noting a June date and place at Liberty PRA. The text is garbled and contains many misspellings, but indicates a local nuptial gathering with several participants and witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayér
Bt Peers Pectory
Liberty- Pra
Lee Sola Hofian
Degghur
Ies Meral L. Hoffmas
Loberhoes
Wrasse
Ean E F
Mau
George W. Ah
Hey. Fe. Pooso L. Barcel Pastor
Sickness and injuries spread after Monocacy bridge accident
Reports from Frederick City Hospital and Walter Reed Hospital indicate several victims including Bias B. Racesburg Jr and Mr Bradley T. Merman recovering after serious injuries when the Monocacy bridge collapsed on Thursday. Mrs Frederice C. Rogers also listed as patient, with updates showing improving conditions and satisfactory confidence among injured men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederice C. Rogers
Walter Reed Hospital
Wastington
Bias B. Racesburg, Jr
Frederick Ciy Hospital
Ramsvirg Ace
Personal notices from Frederick area include returns and births
Mr Dudley Page records a return from a trip to Hagerstown while Russ Anna HB Floyd comes back to Frederick after winter in the South. Mrs J W Floyd of Liberty visits her daughter, Mrs Hammond Urner, and Mrs Leroy Schwarizhback of Galth ersburg spends days with her parents. Several families travel to Haddon Hall in Atlantic City before returning home. Mrs Charles J King returns to Woodsboro after a weekend in Gallimore. Mrs Ward Haffner of Hanover sails on the Majestic to spend time abroad, traveling mainly in England, France and Germany. Mr Raymond W Carter and wife announce a son born at Sibley Hospital weighing eight pounds eleven ounces on June 25. Mrs Carter is the daughter of Mr and Mrs L M Sur dette of near Tramsville. Charles F Goodell, grandson of Dr Chas P Goodell of Frederick, graduates from Forest Park High School during a Baltimore commencement. Mr and Mrs Howard Quins and family move to a country home near Pearl for the summer. W D K Aldridge of Frederick High School leaves for a summer course at the University of Maryland College Park. A joke about Miss Brown and a flowers exchange closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airs
Raymond W. Carter
Washington, D. C
Sibley Hospital
Market Prices for Farm Livestock and Crops
Market prices list spring lambs calves and cows with ranges for 19th century commodities. Includes sheep calves hogs and cattle with varied quality grades and price bands across the county market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waeat
Lévistock
Farm Board's First Year Under Alexander Legge
The article reviews the Farm Board's first year under Chairman Alexander Legge, noting loans totaling 243000.29 and large grain purchases, plus a push for farmer self-reliance. It discusses export debentures, compulsory crop cuts, and campaigns to curtail wheat sowing, with mixed results and plans for renewed vigor in year two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Tau
Ibas
Farm Board
Court News Highlights Multiple Equity Cases and Marriages
Court notes list equity petitions for mortgage foreclosure and absolute divorce, with attorneys named. Marriage licenses issued for several couples including Grover Lippy and Pauline Caddie, plus many others from towns in Maryland and nearby states. Local visits report residents and contractors traveling to Gettysburg and York, with church society delegates and routine social notices.
Local visit ends as relatives host guests from State
A visit by Harney Lithet Val daugiier and Matagaret ends with Mos Satusi Mering and Taney torn hosting relatives in Getiysterz. On Wednesday PAM F Foster and J. from State Cor Rev attended as guests, with AL AE Athona noting the minor charges were accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valdaugiier
Matagaret
Aho
Mos
Taney
Torn
Getiysterz
Wedstesaar
Pam F. Foster
J. Wares
Railway Brotherhood Bank Fails After Deposits Vanish
Cintinnal June 26 AP The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks National Bank closed today after deposits of about 1 000 000 disappeared following resignations of two bank officials A wave of rumors followed the earlier closure of Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Company tied to 1 000 000 Shafer speculations United States District Attorney said Shafer's account with the Brotherhood bank is under investigation by federal examiners through two weeks time The bank certificates/notes remain under review by authorities
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Cintinnal
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks National Bank
Brotherhood of
Railway and
Staon
Dace
Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Company
A.W. Shafer
Henry L. Doherty Co
United States
Shafer
Brotherwood Bank
Federal Bank
Mos
Péerhood Bank
BOG Bank
Cartificate
Gertifcates
Cragerstown June 36 Notes Texts and Local Updates
Local column recaps residents like Charles Kotp abo Abe Fredenct Oty Hos Pia and Kon y MaprovIEg. Mentions Mrs Saléred Pree returning to Serboene after visits in Washington and D C. Lists several names and households, weather notes on showers, and a June 29 church event. Also reports unemployment figures from Washington and a Canadian farmer hauling 909 bushels of wheat with 38 horses linked in Alberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creagerstown
Charles Kotpabo
Abe
Kony Maprovieg
Serboene
Wastaceton
D.C
Zelda Free
Eugene Depes
Jay Ot
Alberta
Canada
Farm sale records 200 acre Reed Farm changes hands
The 200 acre state reed farm at Lickville with a modern home and large storeroom and a warehouse including equipment, owned by Barney C. Filler, was sold to Rev. William B. Watcer of Burkittsville. Transaction handled by P Luther Rice, real estate agent. Consult Rice when buying real estate. Phone 1484.
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Fitter Farm
Seid
Lickvile
Barney C. Filler
Rev. Wiliam B Watcer
Burkittsville
P. Luther Rice
Rice
Nevake Fermanrets Mare Tire Offer Ad
A brief ad notes a mare named Nevake Fermanrets valued at $1000 with bead and non NST criteria and mentions tire needs and a contact number 73 for offerings. It reads like a classified notice from a local paper seeking tires and related services.
Frederick County Notices and Local Advertisements
A fragmented page includes sale notices, dress advertisements, and health services. Items mention a clearance sale on Easton and Market streets, beauty parlor promotions in Rowe's building, chiropractic services, and a notice of administration requiring claims and debts for an estate with deadlines in December 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe's
May Holmes
Baltimore
Public Sale of Frederick County Real Estate
Public auction to sell Lot 470 West South Street Frederick Maryland fronting 38 feet and depth 140 feet. Two story brick dwelling with 7 rooms electric heat bath furnace. Possession after payment. Deposit 100. Attorneys in fact Reno Hart Hartman Lewis Durrow Auctioneers. Includes business properties and garages with price 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard H. Hartman
Helen MM. Hartman
Court House
Frederick City
Maryland
West South Street
Frederick C
Reno
Harp
Samuel A. Lewis
John TL. Durrow
Funerals in Lewistown Honor Local Residents
Fragmented obituary notes list residents such as Chas Cave and Jon Cans with services held Wednesday evening at Lewistown cemetery. Reports mention German casualties and draining work, but details are garbled. indicates a memorial event and local acknowledgments.
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Walt- Waluman
Lewistown
Rome
Ocioce
Chas, Cave
Jon Cans
Wm Piegen
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Rinehari—Berer
Russell James Rinehart
Florence
Frederick
Més
Bradley T. Merman
Prederitk City Hospital
Das Tead
Dudley Page
Record Street
Hagerstown
Russ Anna HB
Floyd
South
J. W. Floyd
Liberty
Hi, South Darling
Mrs. Hammond, Urner
Leroy Schwarizhback
Galthersburg
Mrs
Johon Weemsburz
Dickerson
Charts J. Doll
Alvin H. Crawford
Sonny” Crawford
Haddon Hall
Atlentic Cite
N. J
Charles J. King
Woodsboro
Gallimore
Merchants and Miners Transportation Company
Cottage Grove Beach
Chares F. Gootell
Ak.an Mes. Rod's
P. Gootel
Chas. P. Goodell
Forest Park High School
Lytie
Howard Quins
Couatry
Pearl
W. D. K Aldridge
Frederick High School
Wednes- Tesday
University of Maryland
Colege Park
Messenger Boy
Washington
BY Booney
Yes
Brower
Baird
Congress
Acu
Gratz S
Tae Powers
Anil
Asu Wastig Mat
Asa II
Court News
Earl L. Myers
Gordon W. Pearse
Edgar McBurds
Attorner
Virgie May Lefter
Paul T. Lef Jer
Leo Weinberg
Grover Truman Lippy
Middletown
Det
Pauline Estelle Caddie
Urbana
Etry W. Biler
Bolivar
W. Va
Mary E. Hammond
Weverton
John Stamas
Panagicta BK. Maky
Youngstown
Ohio
Earl V. B. Miller
William Delaplane Powell
Katherine Thomas Trundle
Earle Newcomer, Jr
Grimes
Sallyamsport
Fred. A. Green and
Wits
Obed
A. Dellinburn
Daniel H. Bucker
Atthe M. Bucket
Citr
Hattie M. Buckey
Daniel H. Buckey
Wiliam T. Colbert
George F. Stankie
George L. Burtiette
Lewis W. Putman
George L. Burtette
Lewis W. Put- Man
Sid
Samuel L. Bowls
Wilmer W.rieserland
Mary
Moberly
HL Kieffer DeLauter
George R. Moberly
Jaco A. Kidwi
Economy O21 Company
City
Frank E Wightmas
James Wightman
Thomas A. Sigafoose
Annis B. Funk
Andale B. Funk
St. Pauls
Harney
Joseph Kelly
Reuben Wilide
Taneytown
Ruth Snider
Sallie Slick
Anna Mae
C. E. Society of J. B. Church
New Cumberland
Irma McCleaf
Eva Hope McCleaf
Norma Fuss
Harey
Howard Kump
Harvey Wantz
Ortanta
Mary Hawk
Walnut Grove
Minnie Kelly
Aller Kelly
New Osford
Railway Brotherhood Bank
Cengus ‘Bureau
Perpioes
Culler, Mayor
Diter
Libertytown
Sam Miller
N. Market Street
Sanitary Fish Market
East Sixth St
Alfred Riddlemoger
John H Staley
Peter Panine
Peter Pan Inn
Buckeystown
Nallsville
Nrs
WM. Baumgardner
Willow Beach Park
the Marylanders
Puduc
Frederick County
the Orphane Court
Atense
William
Reese
Exexna Distict
John W. Grove
Prederick Dustract
Williameso S di
Mullic
Third Street
Boone ‘S Easton
Wachter Br W. Patrice St
SON
Market St
GO. R. McIntyre
W. Patrick St
Sheeley’s
Liberty Finance Company
N. Market St
Fe Slemmer
Mgr
PHONE
Taxi
Saints Street
Despeaux
The
Maryland Industrial Finance Co
W. Patrick Street
Francis Petrott
Treas
Best Fountain Service
the Chir
Peoples Drug Stores
UD. A. Lough & Son, Igners and Builders
S. Market St. Frederick, Md
Johnson
Micgins
2 Russel, Jr
Garrettimore
Camper Alley
Prederick Jane
St. ‘Phore
Cours Street
Geunty Bus
Motices
Citizens’ National Bane
PG Haugh
Ney Deepebet Beha -Than PF
Bowess
Lacrider
Frederic
Fred
Federated Charities of
Wiliams
South Market St
Prederick
Joly Tith
Imo
Charites
Joe Vari
Carpess. Ees
Federated Charities
Sted Young
Cai
Ie Nte
Privtisig
Jon
Cal
Joserh DL
Halice
Tuomas
H. Halim
Cragirs H. Cancer
M.D
Jettx S. NewsMax
James H. GaMprito
HoumMrs
D. Bares
Danxtec
Joan H. Baker
Evtas B. RaMsaceen
ScHadtFex T. Harcerr
Luthee Eice
DG Tou
Aeleo
Gms Hation
Yes End Oil
Oecida
Luther Rick
Belaner BA
Rao
Realty Buyers Service
N. Clart Own & Beall Realtors
Wet Patrick Surest
the Peoples Finance Co
Seatena
Dridgex
Bridge Mesa
Potts & Grirrin
Beedar
Midetown
Beth
Vale
Haressroas
Realtors — Inscrors
Court Street
THONE
RIOZL
Thomas P. Rice
Panera
Frederick, Md
Noah E. Cramer
Gerrel Street
Agecen
Noah & Cramer
East Church
Pront
Orie
Weel
Lfgr
Patrick Street
Bradduk Beights
Meders
Braddoce
Kant
Aumediaig Gm
JSON Co
A. Gilton
Ballet
Second St
West Pateee
Tereet
Ol News-Post
CG F
Buckman
Mt Atry
Westinghouse
Waslex Hall
W. Saint S
Wls
Pate
Henry
DeGrangs
Eidwiler
Appy
Beth Bea
Emer
Durog Spere
Seamasoe
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