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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1930
Page
5
Fragmentary obituary notes a child of 12 with unclear surname and kin, mentioning a Mr. Derrer and a few disconnected names, indicating a local death notice with scarce readable details.
A funeral procession for Dadd Murray Fer drew a large crowd from local garages and shops. Attendees included executives and workers from Washington Branch General Motors and nearby auto firms, with members of the Seavers association and city garage staff in attendance. Presence of ledge and associates noted, with speakers honoring the deceased and recognizing contributions to the local automotive community.
The notice lists two marriages: Hocxy Coup with M. Hoey and Davie tal pastor, and Mickley-Chronister linking Joan Mickley Gentystars and another partner near Mazonister McKiiz Town. It also reports a Westminster stock sale at Manchester bank with a record price per share and bids, highlighting John B. Baker’s purchase as assistant treasurer.
Mt Airy residents report the marriage of Marshal Buxton of Plane No 4 to Miss Lillian Gue of Lewisdale at the Methodist Protestant parsonage in Kemp town. The couple plans to reside in Plane No 4. Local visitors include Mrs Wasmer and Miss Elizabeth Wagner. Community updates cover family visits, moves, and health notes, including Mrs Straw’s Philadelphia connection and Waser’s Frederick County dinner guest.
Market prices for calves hogs and hogs futures are listed with ranges. Calves bring 120 to 223, hogs 100 to 250, with various figures for weights and conditions. The snippet appears from a pricing column with miscellaneous entries and abbreviations.
The New Windsor Women’s Club held a meeting at Burgess and Coates Hall with 46 members from three visions. Harriet Graves and Mrs W C Haines demonstrated orange biscuits and buttered rolls. A gift was bequeathed by the late Mrs Mary L Shader to the club.
A large interdenominational gathering is planned with leaders including Mrs. Oscar J. and Mrs. Calvin Schudknech from Maryland churches. The meeting aims to unite clerical members across denominations under the Western Maryland and Baltimore Christian advocacy groups.
Court records reveal ongoing cases involving crate shipments and license issues. Details are limited in the fragment, with authorities pursuing routine legal actions and property or regulatory concerns.
Report states Crabtree faces execution by hanging tonight as witnesses gather amid tense atmosphere. Authorities confirm the sentence follows a prior conviction and legal proceedings completed earlier.
A Gulf Company fire causes extensive damage with an estimated loss of 3 million dollars. The blaze consumes over 5 million gallons of oil and involves Standard, Tidero, Vac and related facilities amid ongoing refinery activity.
Local notices promote flowers and Mother Day gifts from Frederick merchants. ads mention Monseacy Park, Buck Kefaz and His Marrlanders, Barbara Fritchie Chocolates, and the Creager Flower Shoppe with garden lectures and weekend sales.
An elaborate promotional piece touts Barbara Pradhe Candy Shoppe in Frederick with claims of sanitary, high quality home made chocolates and teas. It features testimonials from a New York writer and a Florida business man, inviting public inspection of the candy factory and inviting a health department investigation.
A collage of storefront notices and arrivals lists products services and staff. Miss Musgrove a New York City beauty expert arrives to run Buckingham's Lathes Hair Dressing Salon. Car listings show multiple old models and tires. beauty parlors and department stores advertise variety.
Readable portions show scattered items from a local ad page including drug stores auto services and retailers. The garbled text mentions Angel service Patlere Real Service and J Paul Delphey Motors with items like motorcycles boats and scratch pads, all likely from a historic newspaper classified section.
The article lists bank officials led by Chairman Joseph D. Bakre and President Joan H. Bakes with multiple Vice Presidents and supporting officers such as Wiliam G. ZITEEMAN and James H. Gamariy, detailing the organizational roster. The text appears to be an OCR of a bank directory page.
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