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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1927
Page
5
Nameless obituary fragment notes the death of an elderly man aged 74 connected to Montgomery and a war law reference. The text lists family members and mentions services with burial details unclear due to damaged OCR.
Funeral services are held Saturday at 1 a.m. for Mites age months and weeks at Mountvue Hospital from Dickerson Memorial Church with Rev Mr. Melntyre officiating. Mr. Miled formerly of Montgomery County leaves three daughters and two sons. W. IT. Uniton and Sopy are funeral directors. Died at Bealsville, services to be at Mt Zion M. B. L. church, Barnesville, with fate era' directore.
Among the sick, Mrs. D E Kemp of 35 East South Street was taken to Frederick City Hospital on Thursday for an operation. Adam Orndorff, Pruvick, a Cumberland division conductor, is confined to Maryland University Hospital in Baltimore for asthma, a condition he has suffered from for several years.
Purely personal lines describe visits by Misses Mildred Zelea and Hilda Fret to G E Shryock and Sisters in Creagerstown and nearby communities Waynesboro Grove Shr yrock and Creagerstown listed among the towns on a Sunday outing to Shryock family.
Myersville notes list weekend visitors including Roy Routzshn and family with the DorlEs in Westminster, Smiths from Mt Airy, and Kratt family moving to Abshury Park parsonage. It records church leaders elected after the Myersville Sunday School District Fall convention and mentions moving completions and illnesses among residents.
Dickerson Thekerson reports visitors at William Warfield home include Ben Gregg Roscoe Grege and Bettie Jane Heffner. Alton Miles of Dickerson works on his Brew home near Gettysburg with May completion hopes. Clyde Barphart of the Pittsburgh Pirates eyes settling near Gettysburg. Mitner notes Barphart wants a chicken farm there. Miss Jessie Newgeon of Howt Cruece! Music Faculty to give a piano recital Friday November 15 at 8 oclock Brodbeck Hall.
Market prices are listed for grain and livestock in Frederick County summaries. Grain staples and produce values are recorded with figures and units as written, reflecting county markets and nearby rail trade.
The article details a wedding service conducted by Rev. Hupp for Samuel Bimpsom and Saca Pee wa, followed by mentions of a Marionettes Club performance at Brodbeck Hall with plays by Miss Marjorie Keith Stackhouse. It also notes a window burglary in Brunswick, a birthday party at the Staley residence, and a field survey by Baltimore engineers for a new athletic facility expected to begin within weeks.
A fragment from a 19th century local page notes Grange of Ballenger will confer the first and second degrees at a schoolhouse meeting in Fenguville this evening. After the ceremony, grange members will serve fresh meats and related fare. a nearby market advertises oysters by pint or quart and various seafood offerings.
An arrest report lists Kraut Devilbiss-Kraut arrested by B and C Police Officer L W McGaha around 830 am. The suspect, Gordon, was found in possession of two papers relating to an Equitable Life Annuity and a can of syrup. Bail set by Magistrate Howard Lewis R Dertzbaugh after grand jury action.
In memory of Gladys Hedges Geiser who fell asleep in Jesus on November 11 1917. Also mixed notices of autos and sales from Bernies Auto Exchange offering eighteenth street items and a public sale at 72 South Market Street plus memorial verses from family. The page includes a Maryland municipal notice about East Third Street improvements and assessment hearings.
Public sale by Roderick Rheriff of Frederick County Maryland of lands and tenements in Woodsboro described as a 6 1/2 foot frontage and 547 2/2 feet length with a 213 story dwelling and outbuildings. Sale set for Saturday December 3 1927 at 11 o clock front of Woodsboro Bank Woodsboro. Proceeds to purchaser with default terms and fees specified in writ of fieri facias from Frederick County Circuit Court.
A damaged OCR segment lists Citizens National Bank with a $100,000 surplus and names several officers including Josna D. Baker chairwoman, Holmes D. Basen president, James Baker vice president, William Zimmermann cashier, and Travias Thomas assistant cashier. The text then pivots to an unrelated Red Cross plea and a funeral director reference, but the extract preserves the bank staff details and the cause listed.
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