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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1927
Page
5
Obituary notices record the death of Dr Heim a prominent Maryland physician and Mem family, plus Harry David Murray a State Road patrolman and David H Kehler a young local tradesman. Surviving relatives, funeral details, and burial plans are listed for each. The notices mention church affiliations, cemeteries, and service times, with interments at Toe Creek and Mt Olivet.
The funeral for James E Was Weller occurred Saturday at the late home Crow Neat in Tanr Went with services at 10 39 o clock. Interment followed in Graceham cemetery. Pallbearers included Howard Colliffower Newton Six Robert Collifower Philip Rodgers Albert Gemand Joseph Conner. Rev E Z Center led the service with assistance from Dr P B Heimer. M L Creager & Son undertakers. The funeral for Mary Susan Isabelle Fultz was Thursday at M P church at 10 30 am. Interment was in the adjoining cemetery. Elder L J Flobr Thartmont led services. Pallbearers listed Samuel Eatom Charles Maranall William Grushae Keefer Whipp Charles Rice Peter Gilbert. M Y Creager and Son undertakers.
The Tivoli shows Seventh Heaven with Janet Garner and Charies Farrell as a Paris waif’s romance. Maryland features Marie Prevost in Seven Sinners a riotous mistaken-identity comedy. Wallace McDonald appears in Whispering Smith Rides a Western tale. Beatrice Firor of Teanmont is ill with scarlet fever and the home is quarantined. Mrs Stace Beard Yomaz is hospitalized for an operation after a taxi attack.
Wheat prices and corn pricing shown with live action and producer red by Frederick Quants Products Inc. market data column. Includes reference codes and numbers for grain pricing and market movement.
Purely Personal items from Clarksville Tenn include Mrs. Lee Hodgson's return after a visit, Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Britain visiting Baltimore relatives, University of Pennsylvania student Richard Namsburg and his parents, Miss Louise Buckleghan teaching in College Park, and Miss Estelle Shank of Baltimore visiting Frederick. Also noted are Miss Susan Condon visiting with her parents, Mrs. Mary Winger returning from Irvington New Jersey, Edgar A. Fogle and daughter moving to York, and William B. Lebherz of Everedy Company planning to occupy a new home. Noah E. Craner and Sam negotiated a sale. Nelson Stauffer sold a property. Teo Chloe and a farm sale in Raeford, Fash.
Funeral services were held this afternoon for John Hepp in Johnsville. The procession left Etchison & Son Funeral Home at 2 o clock and proceeded to the M. E. church. Rev G. E. Williams officiated. Interment followed in Beaver Dam cemetery. Survivors include Melvin R. Repp Rosell E. Repp Mrs Frank Miller Catherine Kepp Helen Repp Elena Repp and Rose Kepp all at home. One brother W H Repp and one sister Miss Fannie Repp also survive. The remains may be viewed at the Etchison funeral home.
Gaul Sheeffer and Mary Shaeffer of Mount Joy and Sa ilonga Pa wed at United Brethren church with Rev George W Strine officiating. Jantone Etzler Francis Hanlon and Flora Etzler married at Centennial Memorial United Brethren church. Deihl Fisher wed at Evangelical Lutheran parsonage with Rev C S G Rupp officiating. Happel Bennett and Stone Smith also tied the knot in city ceremonies.
The piece traces William J. Burns of the Burns Detective Agency and his son W Sherman Burns amid a web of investigations tied to Fall Sinclair. It cites past juror-piking allegations, DOJ roles, and Senate inquiries, noting shifting trust under presidents Taft and Harding and current grand jury probes. It highlights Hears Mason Day and Sinclair ties, plus Day’s role as a fixer with cabinet connections and global reach.
A stream of local notices reports several arrests on assault and traffic charges in Modletown and surrounding areas. Names include John G. Bink, Joe Poxe, and Elmer Houck, with collateral bonds set and court appearances noted. A separate item reports a Cleveland man and Miss Jasafe I. McCall marrying in flight at Raven Rock Airport. A Batavia, Ohio clipping adds a fatal farmhouse fire that claimed a mother, her infant, and a man.
Postponed anniversary service at St Timothy's Chapel now set for Tuesday November 22 at 7 30 p m. Invitations extended to all members and friends. Junior theater show at Red Men’s Hall Brunswick admission 25 cents. Card party at the Key Hotel 9 p m tickets 35 cents. Mary Jane Shop advertises greeting cards and wall paper sale starting November 14 for one week. Local businesses thank contributors to Red Cross parade and list merchants assisting. Card party details, De Molay emblem licensing, and jewelry store promotions included.
Fragmented 1927 style local notices advertise sanitary dairy and medical treatments, farm auctions, public sales of cows horses and equipment, farm goods and household items, rents, and loan offers. Names and positions appear garbled, with scattered addresses and business names such as Frederick Small Loan Company and public sale locations near Mt Airy and Hyaltsyowr.
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