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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1929
Page
5
Obituary notices list Mrs Raymeed Gilbert and others with scattered names and kin. Funeral arrangements mention services on Tuesday afternoon at a local church with interment to follow, noting siblings and relatives in scattered fragments.
The notice lists multiple funeral services for Albert B. Hunschen Jesse Hawes Sr India B. Duvall and George W. Burall. Services were held at St John Catholic Church Hyattstown Methodist Episcopal Church South and from local funeral homes with interments at Mt Olivet and Hyatts town cemeteries. Pallbearers named include Dorsey Falk Grove Doll Howard Zimerman Danner Strippey Goslin Hawes Unthroum Miles Caruste Soper Hawkins Burdette.
Flapper Fanny comments on social behavior urging timely manners and proper conduct. The column reflects playful satire on fashionable trends and public decorum, presenting a witty critique typical of the era’s humor pages.
Purse personal notices list numerous visitors and alumnae of Hood College in Frederick and nearby towns. Guests include Miss Elizabeth, Miss Emily Appts, Miss Madeira, Miss Ran kin, Miss Alice Gashr, Miss Margaret Wehler, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Wehler, Miss Vera Davis, Miss Esther Rae, Miss Myrtle Pearse, and others. Attendees join May Day events, library meetings, and social gatherings at Hood College and area residences. Several visitors hail from Baltimore, Washington, Mercesburg Academy, and Philadelphia, with trips to Pimlico races noted.
Fragmentary report mentions Stanley Addison of the Electrical School Takoma Park and a Mr Bri Cars with references to Mr and Mrs Cha and a family near Creagersicna. Details are garbled and not fully recoverable.
Residents in Sam's Creek and nearby towns hosted or visited friends and relatives on Friday and Saturday. Several households including Mr. and Mrs. George Deviioh, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Deiss, and Mrs. Frederick Keller were mentioned, with guests from Uniontown and Westminster.
James Coleman has his property painted while Charles Sherman builds a garage on his lot. Mr and Mrs C E B Six and son Donald visited Baltimore Sunday. John Rentzel remains unable to work. Mrs Russell Hutt is disposed.
Tivoli shows Sonny Boy, Warner Bros latest talking picture, featuring four year old Davey Lee in his first starring role after The Singing Fool. Lee plays a charming child of separated parents whose mother and aunt stage a playful kidnapping to keep him from leaving with his father. Edward Everett Horton Betty Bronson and others support the film with Davey Lee’s winning, humorous performance drawing bursts of laughter.
A Harmony community band schedules a seasonal concert, inviting residents and families to attend. Details emphasize local musicians, a varied program, and the event as a social evening for the town.
Local notices advertise a Doteet firemen bazaar and church events. A public sale at 9 South Market Street lists dressers buffets and dining chairs. Memorials and stone work offered by U A Lough and Son. Removal of Dr A A Radclut offices set for May 15. Insurance policy details note windstorm coverage and rate changes remain in effect.
A fragmented item notes a sporting result with unclear team names and a score around 46. The report mentions a victory by a team identified as Prederek Seat over Ve with a close margin, but the exact details and proper names are garbled.
Fragmented text from a legal notice mentions executors and court matters in Frederick County. It references an estate, an executor named Harp er, and a date set for a future appearance or exclusion from probate. The legibility issues obscure full details but indicate standard notice language in a probate action.
Fragmentary OCR text shows the names Potts and Griffin and a Piette in Suite 1.5 with unclear numbers and garbled wording suggesting an address or room assignment in a historic listing or notice.
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