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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1930
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals such as Mes Bamix Senger and Mary G Sewst Seeger wife of Dace Reeger, with scattered references to Bt cue Me and Eb she. Content is garbled with many misspellings, offering no coherent event or action to summarize.
Partial obituary items note Mss Decigias Hoof confined at the restory Cour Square and Muss her at home on East Church sites. The text mentions H Moore East South beex and Mrs Robert E Clapp of Rocawell Ter mas t, with Frederic City Hospital operations on Tuesday.
A stray, garbled notice reports a local resident spending time at Seachrst Cottage Russell New Market and mentions Mrs F J Goates and Mrs Coates in connection with a sister and an automobile ace. Details are unclear due to broken OCR text.
Graceham residents and relatives are listed with Sunday visits and social calls. M L. B. Nicodemus and family of Frederick joined Graceham plans. Mrs. Grace Benz of Emmitsburg spent the weekend with Rosa Woods. Amanda Ford of Pennsylvania visited her brother-in-law Yee and sister James Connor. Merie Weber and Frank Jer visited their mother. Bertie Reynolds of York spoke with sister. Rev. Leste Borcote preached at Trinity Reformed Church. George Fox improved his home with new paint. Nora Arblagh and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Arbaugh of Manday. Leo Zimmerman and family of Ug sma Bridge visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. Alvis Zimmerman.
Sunday gatherings list residents visiting relatives in Gettysburg Baltimore and Oak Orchard with mentions of a radio installation in the Grimes home. The Howard County Horse Show is announced for Doughogan Manor near Ellicotts on May 15 featuring twelve classes including novices screen jomtor and pony events with thoroughbreds and ponies competing.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a wedding breakfast at Ye Olde something after a ceremony. It lists guests including Mrs. George C. ena and Miss Cath, with Barocniat and Burg as unclear place names and several partial names.
A fierce fire started at a small rubpith rear of a Quati property and spread to nearby garages and barns. Louie Let9 and others fought the flames aided by Hanover Pa Fire Company and chemical streams, with a conservative loss estimated around 50 000 dollars. Nearby homes and the Samuel Fredericks property suffered minor damage while the United Brethren parsonage and barn were also affected. Special church services and Grange activities followed in the community.
Market prices list livestock and provisions with figures likely including beef cattle hogs sheep and poultry ranges. The grain and feed items appear as smaller entries with varying price bands. The text is partly illegible but indicates a local prices column with multiple goods and approximate values.
Local items include 35 dresses and hats on sale at KARL JACOBSONS DEPT STORE with prices up to 5.95, a rent-a-car service via SCOTT KEY GARAGE CO offering new cars and free gas and oil, notices from CHARLES D. BISER about a Legion Auxilia meeting, and a theater under the title A MODERN CINDERELLA with admission details. Also listed are clothing specials, jewelry, and a shooting match announcement at Yellow Springs.
A long letter praises Barbara Fritchie Candies for quality and sales success. Readers and shops across the eastern U.S. report high demand and awards, with favorable letters from Philadelphia visitors and mentions of Washington, D.C. sales. A Frederick proclamation and local business notices follow, highlighting events and promotions.
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