Deaths Charlee W. Bowers and an Infant
Local obituary note lists Charlee W. Bowers and an infant among deceased individuals. Sparse details indicate small notices likely from a regional page.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1930
Page
5
Local obituary note lists Charlee W. Bowers and an infant among deceased individuals. Sparse details indicate small notices likely from a regional page.
In De Glade cemetery K G Putman is director of funeral services. Ruth Thompson and Catherine Grean, classmates, managed flowers. Interment planned at the cemetery. Albert V Dixon is a funeral director.
Scholarships and prizes awarded to Dorothy Ann Moor Miriam Rhoads Mildred Webb Thelma Say and others. Class Day exercises Saturday afternoon at 4 on the Hood College campus Brodbeck Hall include procession, welcome, poems, ivy planting and songs. Organ recital Sunday by Henry Wade and Mary Hamm with a program of classic works at 4 in Brodbeck Hall.
Fragmentary OCR text references a Milky War concept and a brief note about a tasting of earth in a dated, unclear context. Mentions individuals or terms like Zach St sis mik indeet and fe ’9 the com with unrelated garbled phrases. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
The text reviews a biography published by Doubleday, Doran and Co detailing Engund and his pit, with notes on his political rise, debts, income, and a mutiny of the ish fleet. It mentions the author Wilson and a price of $2.
The readable text is fragmentary and lacks coherent events or identifiable names. It mentions days, a detective figure, and references to costs and branding but provides no clear incident, place, or outcome to summarize reliably.
A Washington dispatch notes debate on a proposed immigration bill aimed at debarment for those opposed to war and certain religious or philosophical beliefs. Opponents from diverse groups, including Methodists and peace advocates, argue for conscience and allegiance amid supporting officials urging national unity.
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century reminiscence extols American ideals of liberty and opportunity. It contrasts the Log Cabin to the White House path with national supremacy, celebrates individual initiative, and honors departed heroes while recalling social contrasts and the enduring symbols of the flag.
Local mentions note Murphy's Auto Laundry offering car wash polish and simonize services, along with Frederick Pharmaceuticals prescriptions and Williamson's Drug Store. Public sale advertised for 1 and 7:30 p.m. on South Market Street.
Local notices advertise public sales at 304 East Patrick Street Frederick on May 31 1940 with inspection before sale and acting attorney H McBride. Rowe's Beauty Parlor advertises a permanent wave demonstration June 2 and beauty services at 216 West Fifth Street. Also announced is a bid for County Treasurer candidacy by Thomas A Ch Frederick Md with Republican primaries upcoming. The Sanitary Fish Market opens at Market House Back of Opera House and other items include furniture and household goods auctions and dates in late May and early June.
A local bank issues a public notice restricting access or services amid unspecified issues. The notice announces policy changes affecting customers and outlines where further information can be obtained.
Fragments describe a court matter with references to a report by an auditor and names of officials and officers. The text includes dated or place-based identifiers and suggests a public or official filing or notice with multiple individuals listed in roles such as cashier, clerk, and court-related figures.
In memory of Euna Rs ay, who died, with heartfelt tributes to his wife and children. A short obituary notes family sorrow and lasting affection, with limited details on survivors and funeral arrangements.
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