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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1930
Page
5
A fragmentary obituary notice mentions Mrs. Marinsdare and other deaths. It also notes services planned Sunday and Tuesday at 3 o'clock with rites at the Church of the Brethren in Hagerstown and Roc.
Funeral services were held for James Gien Murphy at his home with pallbearers Rodert AM Murphy Marshall Staub Meredith Staub and others. Interment followed at Olivet cemetery directed by Thomas P. Rice funeral directors. George W. Gittings funeral at his home 242 Dil venue with Rev. Baker and Rev. Hilson officiating. Interment at Mr. Thomas P. Rice cemetery. Joseph Brooks found dead in bed at Thee Hrings Farm near Buckeystown. services planned at St Pauls M E Greenfield with interment at Greenfield cemetery. M R Etchison and co funeral directors in charge.
Prof Ignatius Bjorles former governor of the 34th district spoke at the 24th district Rotary International gathering in Charleston West Virginia. About 600 attended as the event ran Monday and today with Bjorles expected to return from Charleston. Thirty seven clubs make up the 24th district. Public health nurses Miss Martha Kimm Miss Gould Leckie and Miss Florence Warner plan to attend the twelfth annual health conference in Baltimore with Mary had to be held in the State Health Department offices on Charles street. Emily Supplies of Frederick City Hospital visited Lancaster relatives S Trundle daughter Catherine and C Nexton Trundle spent the weekend with Hensel in Lancaster county Pennsylvania.
Mayor Lford C. Culer remained confined to his house today with a sight attack and poor rest after an illness that began yesterday. Dr. John Thompson, a local contractor and builder, is also ill at his home on Tasmington Street.
Market prices section lists grain and livestock values with ranges and notes. Unclear OCR text mentions weights from 140 to 740 pounds and various items, including portished by Fredericr Count Protica with some misread figures and odd symbols.
The excerpt discusses W Johnson from England who settled vast land in the Mohawk valley, took Indian wives, and became a leading local figure. Arthur Pound’s Johnson biography in Johns... provides a detailed portrait, noting his significance and the era’s frontier dynamics.
A jumble of local items and notices includes a card of thanks, an announcement of candidacy, bids for uniforms for police and firemen, real estate chatter, and service ads. Mentions Lewistown district, Allen Pitzer, Allen, J A Kennedy, and George B. King with various contact details and bids deadlines.
An assortment of small advertisements from The News-Post page includes paint and brushes offers from Allen G. Qu, marble and granite memorials, junk and scrap buyers, Beach Shop on Chapel Alley, auto tag and title services, and motorcycle and boating supplies. Also notes on scratch pads and tablets with a price.
In the matter of the audit report to confirm the executor and allow publication of this order. The order requires publication in a Frederick County newspaper at least four days before the April term. Court officials name Eli G. Haug Clerk and executor notes appear.
Esk tre have minaiae from a visit to Rev and Mrs A B Greene of Maryland Ave. Rev and Mrs Coleman and children are guests at their home. Mrs W E Baker entertained the Ladies Aid Society. Miss Lanse see is at her home. Mr and Mrs H H Watkins and children spent three days with Mr and Mrs J Wai. Mr Glenn Browning of Washington DC spent the weekend at home.
Washington report notes Hoover appears thinner with age but White House offices showcase improved lighting and a new black feather furniture set. The chandelier dominates the room, while nickel fixtures and frosted surfaces enhance the entrance hall as observers remark on the updated interiors.
A memorial tribute recalls Edward D Shriner as a banker and businessman, devoted husband and father, Christian and civic supporter. It notes his generosity toward education, the Hood College campus memorial, and long service to the Pleasant Missionary Society, with friends grieving his sudden death.
unreadable fragment mentions an individual with a name variation and reference to BW and Joh Plus. No clear event, date, or organization identified. Unable to determine a concrete news item or outcome from the fragment.
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