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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1929
Page
5
A jumbled mixture shows a delayed sale notice and funeral details. Records highlight DeMolay ward, names like Frederick Koogle and Mrs. Christianna Oxle, auctioneers Dutrow Bussard and George Burdette, plus a public sale on East Seventh Street and a funeral service at Middletown Lutheran Church.
Fragmentary text references a bank notice and a local firm listing roles such as clerk. The readable items are incomplete and offer limited details about the actions and parties involved.
Fragmentary note mentions individuals and places but lacks clear events. No coherent action or outcomes readable to form a complete news item.
Citizens National Bank lists officers including chairman Joseph L. Bake and president Holmes L. Bake with vice president Joan A. Baken and cashiers Joseph McDivit, William G. Zou MootMaN, and J. Travers Tromas. Assistant cashiers include Lam er G. Doran and Josefa WD Bakou among others.
Funeral director Thomas P. Rice announces a funeral conducted with elegance and moderate pricing. Also advertised are multiple real estate listings on Court Street, Rockwell Terrace, and Wear Second Street, including brick and modern dwellings with early possession and priced around 3,500 dollars.
The funeral of Mrs. Rise was held Saturday from the church with Rev Sohn Wi Pullman delivering the sermon. Pallbearers attended, and burial followed at the cemetery. The service was conducted by the Methodist church and its associated funeral director coordinated arrangements.
A fragmented wedding notice mentions Staint-Tarlor and Boliz with names Soter and Mesar. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but imply a marriage event and parties involved.
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