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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1929
Page
5
Obituary notices list Frank E Bowers Bauer Catherine Bauer and Kugws Sere with a home address. Funeral services are scheduled in Hanover Pa with details at 2 o'clock. Ballimore and Ms Abce ML are referenced in the damaged text.
The obituary notes the death of Mrs. Thomas widow of nas Thomas of Buckeystown aged about 60. She was a lifelong resident and active Methodist Protestant church member. Survived by daughters Mrs A W Nicodemus Catherine F Thomas and Carrie J Thomas of Buckeystown. sons William H Thomas Pasadena Calif and Frank C Thomas Martinsburg W Va. brother Joseph D Baker. Funeral at 2 pm Tuesday from her home with services and burial at Olver cemetery. Cemetery and funeral director C E Ctine listed.
The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth W Best widow of John K Hogg who died in Baltimore was held Saturday at 11 from her late home. Services followed at Mt Olivet cemetery with Rev Dr CE Web Ter Pate and pallbearers C H Fowler C R Luce Manning Pearce William Hare Mey Samuel Waters George E Myers. Interment Mt Olivet cemetery.
Paul F. Baker and Miss Violet B. Thompson wed at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage Sun day morning. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. Dr. A G Rupp with Mr. and Mrs. Roy I. Nagle present. Memorial service announced for Rocky Ridge May 26 with Mt. Tabor Union church program. A parade and graveside decor follow. Frailey named secretary of the American Drug Manufacturers Association at Grove Park Inn Asheville NC.
Prices for corn and livestock are listed with varied bids for steers cows lambs calves and hogs by weight ranges. The document also includes a garbled sentence and an unrelated quoted line about marriage and kissing.
The Evangelical Reformed Church held morning and evening communion with Pastor Shaffer and Elder McCardell assisting. New members from Grace Reformed joined. Calvary Methodist reports strong attendance, veterans honored, and a memorial and cornerstone events announced for upcoming church programs. Evangelical Lutheran notes Whit Sunday observances with large attendance, a memorial service for Prof. John J. Shenk, confirmations, and Luther League activities led by Robert Winger and Rev. Rode.
PURELY PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. J. Roger Fisher return to Pittsburgh with Fisher's parents after a Frederick week end visit. Mrs. Austin Cutterer hosts dinner for Frederick guests Elmer Brengle family. L. S. Birely Lester Beard and Hardee Beard visit Paul Beard in Queensville New York. Fredericktonians plan ten day Southern trip to St. Louis Houston Galveston San Antonio and Mexico then Brownsville to visit land and citrus projects. Mrs. Henry Holmes of New York City visits her mother Mrs. Lloyd T. MacGill in West Third Street.
Recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Sarah Albaugh include Mrs. Luther Sharrelts, Mrs. Anna Mehring, and others from Fairfield York and Frederick. Town families such as the Frock and Fink households hosted guests from Walkersville and Union Bridge along with several local couples and their children on a Sunday visit.
In sad but loving memory of our dear mother Mrs Louisa Tinney she departed this life one year ago to day May 20 1958. She was loving patient kind and true ready always to do service for you full of sympathy for the erring and weak and would never unkindly speak of anyone. Ideai Christian her life prover to
A collage of notices and ads outlines insurance offerings from Potts and Griffin and Excesior Sanitary Dairy, with phone numbers and local firms promising hail, crop, and tornado coverage. It includes used cars from Staley Motor Co and Maryland Industrial Finance Co, plus a memorial note from the Tinney family and a public sale notice.
Public notices from Maryland detail estate matters for Richard K. Marfer and other claimants. It warns all creditors to present claims with vouchers by a designated date to avoid exclusion from the estate. Names such as Josten L. Haken, J. Baker, and W. Zimmerwan appear among officials.
A fragmented OCR item references a Citizens' National Bank entry noting a large sum, claiming a capital or deposit amount around 100000.00 with a larger total of 700000.06. The readable portions indicate financial figures without clear context or dates.
An unusual chance offers a quiet buyer two brick residences at a prime site under Mayor Lloyd C. Cull. The properties, built under special supervision, are rented now and can be purchased for 1 200.88. The listings name Thomas P. Rice as Funeral Director and Noak E. Cramer as manager.
Cw TRAFFIC ARRESTS Res Baugher this city was arrested Sunday afternoon by Officer Alen rtigls on charges of failing to give seat of war and reckless driving and released on his own recognizance for a Police Court. C. M. Fades was arrested Sunday evening after William Be Miller on a dose charge. He posted $2.50 collateral for a hearing tonight. A collision occurred with a large truck and an auto by a negro from Garnage county. the machines and elements were affected by the two cam quarters.
Sunday June 2 at 2 o clock pm wills speakers Rev O W Bremer pastor of Libertytown M E church George W Sawyer of Unionville and Rev Geo K Bly pastor of Reformed Mr Pleasant A little son of Arthur D Rippeon injured his bly thumb. A play Saphronia's Wedding in three acts will be given by the Woman's Club May 23 at 6 and 7:15 pm in St Peters Hall for street light funds.
Ford touring car motor No. 14902963 will be sold at auction on Tuesday June 4 at 7 pm to the highest cash bidder. Frederick Motor Co. 205 B and OL Avenue Frederick Md. For sale new Ford coupe used 2 months in perfect condition 342 West Patrick St Pontiac Coupe late model in perfect condition 142 West Patrice St
Fragmentary text shows personal lament and mention of orders and sleep, lacking identifiable people, places, or organizations to form a valid news item.
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