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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1929
Page
5
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of Frederick J. San ot Matt Kansic at age 43 with unclear details. The text references three deaths and a possible event at 6:30 with scattered names.
The funeral for Mrs Ida M Edmonds daughter of Eyster W Edmonds was held at 2 oclock Friday from her home. Dr HL G Euler officiated with pallbearers Wetam Hieber Frank Sumas Jorge Crum and B W Wilson assisting.
James SS Long and family plan a visit to Braddock. The stork greeted the Home ary family’s baby boy Paul Lu. U S G Rupp and Mrs Rupp, recently at Mt Gretna, return Monday for Chautauqua New York. Mr and Mrs Paul Hoffmaster residents of Buckeystown move to Middle... Mrs Edithe A Sigmund sails from Baltimore for Burlington Vermont to attend University of Vermont Summer hour. Mrs George B Smith and son Carlisle move to Middletown to live with Mrs Smith’s mother. Mr and Mrs Smith’s husband previously well known in Middletown died last Fall.
A secular weekly report lists multiple arrests for auto law violations in towns including Buckeystown Emmitsburg Frederick Middletown Mt. Airy and Frederick residents Paul Patterson Robert Pampel Lloyd DeGrange Frank Fretz Richard Grey Leonard Hessler Alvin Hanson Wm McGaffreys J Rasnek Harry Roderick Kermit Small Horace Jowden Dennis Cook James A Main and others. Fines range from 5 to 105 dollars with license suspensions and vehicle-related penalties noted.
Market price notes show various grain and commodity figures with scattered values. The OCR yields inconsistent figures like 21.05, 129 to 130, 199 to 115, and 22¢ 30 24s, indicating a disrupted listing of market quotes and prices.
Local postoffice operates on summer schedule with expanded mail distribution times. Notices describe regional routes between Frederick, Lancaster, Hagerstown, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York, with specific dispatch windows. Air mail service is available for nationwide and foreign destinations, including Caribbean and Canadian provinces.
Hazel Unterback of Lewistown weds Oran C. Lease of Frederick in Wrightsville parsonage service led by Rev. Spangier. Bride wore georgette and lace, maid of honor sister Irvin Ramsburg. After ceremony, couple and guests dined in York. Lease, formerly with Felt Insulating, will reside in Lancaster.
Fragmentary local note references Wortgate AI and actress Box F112 Cae News Poarn with unclear details. No coherent event or outcome emerges from the readable text. Further readable context would be needed to form a meaningful summary.
Fragmentary text references a meeting or notice related to insurance and a truck company. Names such as Richard Pross and George L. Rothenhoefer appear with a location at 103 West Patrick Street and an open Saturday evening from eight to 2 30.
A chaotic jumble of sale notices and ads includes carpet for sale by AY Pant, Meats Market and butcher items, auto radiator flags, auction of antiques by Jacob Rohrback and Leslie M. Cobleniz, and various business promotions. Numerous names, addresses, and contact lines appear with little coherent context.
Several residents are reported ill with varying conditions including Willem E Hauver and Rev Bissr. Eva Stottlemyeer underwent tonsil surgery at Frederick City Hospital. A child of Mr and Mrs Charles Frushour had a tonsil operation. another patient was observed at the hospital. The News poet Thomas J Walsh was moved to the Frederick City Hospital for improvement. A new music company, Orzion Music Co, was formed by former LMB staff. H Ons on named manager with Evans joining the firm. Community members attend a meeting at Bra ufick Heights to chart future business.
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