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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1929
Page
5
Mrs Mollie Fyfe of Poolesville died recently after a long illness. Funeral services were held Sunday at Peters, with Rev Walter P Griggs former rector of the Poolesville Episcopal Church assisting by Rev Crooks the presiding rector. Burial followed in Beallville. Fyfe was formerly Miss Ofutc.
Mrs. Alice Rudisil mother of Col M A Rudisoll sospel mission worker of this city died May 3 at York Pa and was buried at Spring Grove Pa May 5. Theodore Krepp of Frostburg Md father of Mrs Rudisill 82 died the same day and was buried at Prosiberg Mar 3.
Mary Spaid daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry Spaid now of Winchester Virginia married William A Taulton son of Mr and Mrs TY S Trahen in a May 1 ceremony at Grate Lutheran Church Winchester Rev Dr A Freed officiated The bridegroom works in the railroad business The bride serves in the clerical office of the Montgomer y County Circuit Court Rockville Maryland
Germantown column lists visits and events from May including Mr George Owings with relatives in Washington D C and Mrs Mary Anderson’s funeral in Washington D C Mrs Charles Grimes of Boyds visited over weekend with Dan Dorsey Master Henry Mateeny celebrated seventh birthday with friends Donald Darby Curtis Bobbie Browning Rogers Waters Blanch Waters Catherine Myers Alice Mae Myers Rebecca Myers Jane Kin naman Claggett Lenhart Butt Waters Mrs William Rinehart Jr and family guests of William Rinehart Mrs Upton Seaman attended by Mrs George Owings Mrs Amelia Carter also noted Mothers Day service at the M E Church South Mrs Harry Kanode and children visited Elizabeth Lerhast in Percspiranis and Mrs Ray Fox of Winnipes Canada visited her parents Mr and Mrs Goton Bowman.
Prices for cattle calves hogs and grain listed with ranges such as 100 to 120 and 125 to 140. Mentions grain and hog values, with multiple figures and vendors, reflecting a county market report. Details are partially garbled but indicate commodity pricing activity in Frederick County.
The article discusses the rise of rural cooperatives in Canada led by Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta wheat growers. It explains how regional pools centralize selling, set out five year pledges, and plan to handle up to 950 million bushels. It notes low overhead costs and the creation of the Farm Board as a mechanism for centralized control.
A fragment describes musical Berge and a pageant at a church school Friday at 2 15 p m for children with admission 10 emis and a night at B wells with children 35 cents and adults 23 cents. Notices mention Mrs John H Cummings and a feature dance at Monscracy Park with unclear contacts.
Local notice honors Bateman family leader who served as a father and community figure. Community remembers his contributions and faith, referencing family ties and enduring impact on the town.
Reports from Bruns County detail sick residents including Mr Hemp and Mr Weogier and a Burkittsville group winning a prize in a Foundation program. The Burkittsville Dramatic Club plans a literacy comedy performance titled Nothing But in the Perish Hall on Saturday May 21.
Fragmentary notice lists James L. Richeé Julian Ndermaca and EB W from College Terrace Greensboro NC with family relations and social ties referenced in a brief personal item.
Notice outlines transfer of debts and operations between E Allen Grumbine and Leonard G Wachter for the G W Grocery and Ebert Grocery stores on North Market Street. Wording assigns payment responsibilities to each party and names addresses 560 and 501 North Market Street. Includes dated proxy language and signatures.
An auction listing promotes a Bingie brick modern home with 83 200. The ad mentions two model homes and bidders Ava Trail and McMurray as potential buyers. It highlights room configurations and a North auction context with price targeting.
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