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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1929
Page
5
Fragmentary death notices report the passing of Witten F Eichinn and a Mr. Bealt family relations. The text references Judge Lemon Bealt Sr and Bettton to Anderson with an obituary service to follow. An infant aged five years and various family members are mentioned in a garbled listing of survivors and services.
The record details the marriage of Theodles Foutz and an unnamed groom at Milas Episcopal church near Derwood with Rev. Minnick officiating. Attendants included Mrs. Chase and Richard Plach of Upperville, noting Mrs. Files and Mr. Files from Martinsburg and Shepherdstown links, with mentions of relatives and location shifts between Hagerstown and Frederick.
Market prices for grain reported with marginal lines showing Festeraas’s wheat price per bushel and other small quotes. Readable fragments indicate price ranges around two fifty to two twenty five per unit with occasional bidders and small lots.
Readable details describe church services with names such as Brewu ay Schrot Geath Res Har me Mee Crone Sthelinda W Vai juntor Emma Elizabetl Roelke John Allen Grumbine and Ab the church. Luther League met at 615 led by James H Fate with a solo. Calvar s Methodist and Calvary Episcopal noted Memorial Day observances. Music featured Mekendres Male Quartette Baltimore and the Lesters Class raised 45 dollars with 149.50 total. Rev Dr G Ellis preached on The Re- and Epworth League devotionals and The Hand of God were highlighted. Wednesday evening Corner-Stone ceremony for the new Calvary church was mentioned and next Sunday Chr Lads Supper planned.
Washington notes discuss Brookhart's aggressive conservatism and clashes with the Republican party, the press, and the film industry. The piece portrays him as rugged and combative, with a long record from the Spa rkan border service to World War I, and hints at his role in supporting Hoover era patronage while opposing perceived abuses in entertainment circles.
Maryland stars Edmund Lowe and Stary Aster screen in Rider a western thriller. Sam Desmond will also appear in the underworld themed feature as a supporting action.
A jumble of local notices and classifieds mentions Bree Moat Festival at Red Jl School sale of camping equipment. Dress shop and table sale. Furniture listing includes a 403 foot claim with several large items described. Notices reference Mrs R C Cromwell and Jona W Sulaud. Dog licenses and taxes noted. rentals offered near Braddock Pike. Local lenders advertise loans and insurance services.
Citizens' National Bank announces its officers with L Baaner as vice president Jeserit McDirt as vice president and William Grat Caather Samuel Deva Melumian serving as assistant cashier.
Russi El Litten of 3 a avenue Brouswick iare receives congratulations on the birth of a 11 pound daughter last Sat. Mrs Charles Hovermale of Brunswick are the parents of a daughter born Sunday at Frederick City. Mr and Mrs W D Johnson Park tavern are the parents of a child born Monday. Garfield West of Dermat Md Mrs crest West Miss iGred West Mr Iving West all of Snow Hill Misses Matte West and Messrs and Harry M Westminster of Westminster.
Fragmentary historical newspaper snippet lists residents and visitors including Mrs Ezra Harbaugh and Mrs E H Davis, families such as Newman, Koons, Garber, Barr, Leakins, and Wilbur, with references to a Lutheran Synod at Boonshors and social calls in Middleburg and Baltimore.
A distorted OCR fragment from an illness column mentions a patient or staff scenario with garbled names and phrases. The readable bits imply caution about expectations and encourage community concern, though specifics remain unclear.
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