Funeral service for Rudolph set for Friday
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1929
Page
5
Fricar ent effects sentence fragment indicates a funeral service for Rudolph planned for Friday. No further readable details.
PURELY PERSONAL Mr and Mrs John FR Routzahs announce the birth of a son on May 21. Mos Peres Nicodemus and daughter Muss Lona ZL Nicodemus, and Mrs Eva S EL of Brins Wieck, Monro 3 last Sunday with in laws C E Johanson Winchester Va. Misses Kathaleen Virginia Hawkins and Louise McQuilen of Bruns wits have returned home after visiting Miss Hawkins' brother in law and sister Mo and Mrs Deavers Winchester Va.
Mrs. George M Gittinger shows improvement after hospitalization at Frederick City Hospital and plans to return to Valley View Annex Braddock Helents. J Millard Coblentz also recovering from an operation at Frederick City Hospital and is much improved.
Paul R. Pearson of Seliman and Miss Katie Viola Ess of Poolesville wed at 11 this morning. Rev. Dr. U S G Rupp officiated at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage, with Archie Lee Pearson and Mrs Mary Bell Pearson in attendance.
Washington on May 22 AP reports the push for an air mail network connecting Pittsburgh to Philadelphia and New York and a separate Pittsburgh to Mess route. The plan, deemed logical for self supporting service, comes from the Departmental Committee on Air War. Also, American Legion Auxiliary units plan a poppy sale starting today through Memorial Day to support ex service members, with proceeds aiding Mrs Howa Kemp as chair.
The report outlines staff changes and vacancies at state schools, noting Stonebraker’s resignation from Florida School and Margaret Lurber’s four year stay at Sta Rese. It lists departures in domestic science and new hires, including Kathleen Noland and others, plus progress in trades departments and printing. The article highlights the school’s progress, staff movements, and upcoming demonstrations for deaf children via new teaching roles.
Fragmentary item lists Richard H Conley Gorse Peach Hyatis and an afternoon exercises session opening a program. Mentions Wesley Nash and a college prep element with unclear sequence. Names Nick Joseph Aity appear as part of the garbled record, with references to Maryland and a closing tone.
A survey by the State Department of Forestry notes Maryland sycamore trees are infected with pathogens common in the East. The European ovid variety resists the disease but leaves and twigs brown and die as they emerge. Control advised includes raking fallen leaves, burning debris, cutting dead twigs, and spraying with Bordeaux mixture at two week to monthly intervals.
The John M. Dennis, built by Spear Engineers of Portsmouth, Va, will enter service within two weeks as the world’s largest ferry. It measures a 150-foot beam, 50-foot length, and 1,203-horsepower Fairbanks Morse diesel, capable of 16 knots with 2,000 passengers, 100 automobiles, and a crew of 23. Named for John M. Dennis, former Maryland state treasurer.
New York March 22 AP report outlines a state legislative plan led by Byrd to repeal laws deemed unnecessary. The focus is on trimming statutes to reflect citizen goodwill and streamlined governance.
Helio and Folks address a crowd at Semanents Call 1474 where Without Warning service is promoted. The event touches on community usage of Used Thr Sze and notes Stars at Cllk GARAGE.
A fragmented notice advertises a chicken noodle soup sale hosted by a local group. Readability is limited but indicates a fundraising or community event with available soup for sale to raise support.
A collage of notices includes bake sale details at Pleasant Grove MEP Church chaired by Joseph Baxas with officers listed. lawn mower sharpening service and a photographer offering specials through June. a public sale at Mt. Vernon Ohio with one-room full household goods. various local repair, upholstery, and furniture services. and used car listings from The Frederick Small Loan Co. Familiar names include Allen G. Quynn & Co and Charles A. Six with legal notices and debt disclaimers.
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