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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1930
Page
5
Reports say residents attended the funeral of L. A. Mullinix with family members and local officials present. Relatives and friends gathered at the chapel for the services and burial arrangements were announced.
Obituaries note James E Harman aged 67 of Union and Dorsey Dorsey aged 70 formerly of Oldfield died in Salem. Harman survived by three children two sisters and two grandchildren with funeral plans set at Union and Lutehran church. Dorsey funeral arrangements listed with service through Fuss and Son and Dorsey funeral directors.
Funeral services held for Mrs Louise Mussél an Mowbray at Washington M E Church with interment at Mt Olivet. Rev Mowbray and Rev Gillum led, Dr W W Barnes preached. pallbearers named. Separate notices for Mrs Charlotte Darner and John Wesley Crone, with service times, officiants, pallbearers, and cemeteries listed. Also funeral for Loretta Washington spey at St John’s Cath Church with high mass and interment at St John’s.
Fragmentary items note a sitterformes company position in the Dodge-Cacysier Motor WNPAnT office in Atlanta Georgia. Mentions Miss Anna and Miss Hat Me Fickiss of St Fisderick who attended the Chassonte-Hadden event in Atlanta. Dealers gathering noted in Tyederck county with brief mention of Ral Paras Company.
A local board lists members including Windsor Williams Herman Witt Edgar Baxter Lenora Zimmerman James Fewring Temsty Cox and J Lindsay. The note mentions ongoing work and a May 5 deadline for a restart, with several names from Watoxgtr DC and Westigeet.
Frederick County notices list numerous residents from Frederick City Hospital and University of Maryland Hospital with illnesses including appendicitis and grippe. Several patients, such as Alfred T. Allis and Edna Lighter, are described as serious or improving. Union Bridge and surrounding towns report social notices and engagements. In Memoriam remembers Geonotica Bope with a poetic tribute.
The article explains using salt to fix colors and aid washing while noting drawbacks when salt is used with soap. It outlines salt amounts for general fixatives and black fabrics, vinegar to set pink and red shades, and turpentine for violet and pastel tones. Instructions advise soaking briefly and drying without wringing before final washing.
Market prices list corn at 1.01 and 4.25 for new and standard measures. Livestock figures show steers and heifers at good to fair quality, cows from fair to good, and various calf weights with hogs priced across 130 to 200 plus pounds. Chickens and hens are reported at 20 to 28 cents per unit with roosters listed separately.
A help wanted ad seeks a clever lady to alter and fit ladies ready to wear with good salary. Apply to News-Post Box 1108 G H S Alumnae. G H S Alumnae Association plans meeting at Hotel Frederick on Monday May 18 at 7 33 p.m social session to follow. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness after a death. Also small ads for ice cream and a business in East Sixth Street with opening days and address listed.
A fragmented page mentions a political candidate seeking votes and a committee, along with a list of local businesses and events. It includes notices of a candidate’s self introduction, a dance at Monocacy Park, a sale at a dry goods store, and various services such as silk stocking repair, picnic lunch packaging, and beauty parlor promotions.
Fragmentary OCR text lists several names and terms including a cement board, various personal names, and scattered phrases. The readable content suggests a local notice or acknowledgment, but no clear event, date, or action is stated.
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