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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1929
Page
5
A fragmentary local item notes unusual events and names unknown due to poor readability. It references Seay and Poser with scattered phrases, offering a glimpse of a small community notice without clear action or outcome.
A marriage engagement is announced in Hyatistown with the Hyatistown Woman's Club presenting the couple. The notice notes Ais as the anticipated spouse and mentions the involvement of club members in the announcement.
A collage of advertisements and notices mentions lawn mowers, an antique shop, bus company co productions, a Strawberry Festival, and local vendors. It lists locations on Patrick Street and Braddock Pike, plus a general public notice and a range of goods and services offered by small businesses.
Fragmentary public sale notice lists estate items and bidding terms, with lines mentioning buyers, brokers, and property descriptions. The readable portions reference real estate, cash bids, and sale dates, though many details are garbled.
An unusual opportunity offers two newer brick residences with cement cellars and garages, built under Mayor Lloyd C. Culler, priced about $3 30000 each. Noah E. Crammer & Son advertise the sale with contact details at 11 East Church Street.
Fragmentary obituary notes the deaths of Grerse W. Harper of Delaware and Henry Munshaur aged about 45. The text mentions burial and funeral conducts, with unclear details of dates or locations.
Fragments show a funeral notice and a property sale in Florida with names like Guimecs and Flautt. The text mentions a sale action and a recited arsur, implying a public notice context. Details are fragmented but indicate a local notices brief combining funerals and real estate.
James T. Reed sues for divorce in a 1827 case. The readable fragment notes Reed as plaintiff and mentions a legal action timestamped with a date and location, but details are unclear.
A booster contest organized by the Red Arrow Club 10 was announced with a goal of raising funds. The article notes an individual nomination and mentions a $200 contribution to support the event and its organizer.
The April mortality tally shows heart disease as the leading cause of deaths. The report lists 59 total deaths with most occurring in local tuberculosis sanitaria. The data include rural and urban breakdowns and note deaths among colored and other populations.
Mrs Germaine guest Monda Grose spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs D L day eve and Mr and Mrs Fr Shorb. Several relatives visited Frederick where John Frock, patient at Frederick City Hospital, is improving. Mr and Mrs Carroll NL Cover celebrate birth of a son born Friday morning. family reports progress and goodwill as relatives discuss the newborn and namesake Edwards Roop.
A fragmented notice mentions Mr. Willem Schmidt and affiliations with Franklin and Marshall Ceilese Lanecas. It also references an event on June 3 and a person living near their parents in Mansfield Pennsylvania, with others connected to J. C. F and a college member slated to participate.
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