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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1929
Page
5
Names like John F. Rudisill and Joan F. Rudisill appear among the obituary notes. Others include Elizabeth E. Senith. Blanche Gira. Isabel D. Dewar. and Mrs. Liz A. Gosnell. The notices report deaths, ages, kin, and funeral details such as private interments and church services in Linganore and Greenmount cemeteries.
Miss E Brent Kemp taught in public schools about 25 years and was a Lutheran church member. The service Friday morning at her sister Mrs E A Crampton’s home was led by Rev H Erdman with Rev E E Burgess assisting. Pallbearers included R L Hatchex J R McDermox Gur Wirtz Clarence Moss and others. interment followed at Hope Cemetery.
A jumble of local listings mentions memorials, for sale items, repairs, and services. Names such as Frank James and Frederick Junk Co appear alongside notices for scrap metal, used cars, watch repair, upholstery, and furniture refinishing.
Fragmentary OCR lists Potts & Griffin items and names officers such as president and cashier. It mentions sums around 310,000.00 and positions including treasurer and assistant duties, but details are unclear and names are partially obscured.
A municipal notice highlights a longstanding business operation spanning 110 years. The item reflects continuity and local economic presence, noting the same business name and activities preserved through generations. The brief emphasizes perseverance and community ties.
A NEA article discusses bright summer window styling with new colors, fabrics, and patterns. It highlights washable drapery in floral and modern prints, glass curtains, and economical grape patterns, advice on sunfast materials, and decorative country and colonial motifs for living spaces.
Sam T. Delaplaine of The News-Post spoke to Hood College journalism students in Abim nae Hall about general newspaper problems. He warned that large chains buy papers and limit independent operations while commissions and syndicates shape content.
A late 19th century local report notes a 2 PM incident involving tobacco product exposure and accompanying injuries. The piece references Accsréins 6 and Smexts Cusry, with details indicating a legal action pending in a TH jurisdiction and unclear participant names.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Wertheimer and a university, with references to fraternity ties and campus life at University of Marriane. It notes Wertheimer is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Wertheimer, with partial details about a social event and local street addresses.
A fragmented market listing shows assorted items with prices and vague descriptors. The readable lines mention pure personal goods and potential stock references, but concrete details and full items are obscured by OCR errors.
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