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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1927
Page
5
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George Brooks and Annie V Yale of Adamstown were married at 2 o clock Friday afternoon in the Evangelical Lutheran church by Rev U L S Rupp. The couple will reside in Adamstown and begin their life together after the ceremony.
Major and Mrs Frederick Cyers attend the Army Navy game in New York today. Mr and Mrs W F Mothershead and J and Mrs Vernal Browne with son Richard of Washington, James K Pung of New York, Oliver F Youns Yi of Savannah GA visit relatives in town. Mr Aig Sire U Dlwee Mal on Market Street will celebrate forty years of marriage with sonny. Mrs Hull marks Thanksgiving birthday with guests Mr and Mrs Harry Eider and others in Baltimore.
A historical note recalls early locomotive warnings and the 1883 incident when a farmer on a butter and eggs wagon failed to hear a train. Ashland Baxter met George Stephenson at Alton Grange to seek a safer warning, leading to Stephenson's steam whistle becoming standard on locomotives.
An East to West migrant laments a waning sense of individuality among Britons. He notes a sameness in faces, occupations, and pursuits, blaming modern prosperity and cinema for dulling character. He recalls elders who blazingly forged their own paths, contrasting with today’s perceived conformity and economic pressures.
Market prices for grain and related commodities are listed alongside livestock figures. The data includes price points and production notes from the FoM Brick Products, Inc. and other market entities.
In Middletown and surrounding communities several residents are listed as ill or recovering. Edward Rudy suffers a left hand infection from a piece of ateel in his hand. Harold Zeigler lies sick at home with severe tonsillitis. Emory Brandenburg and Roy Leatherman are bedridden with influenza. Miss Ella Clarey and Miss Klora Smith undergo or face hospital care. Rev. E Carl Mumford is critically ill at Maryland University Hospital from throat infection. Frank Younkins has tonsils removed at Washington County Hospital. A A Borer shows partial improvement after illness. Mr W Doreus is homebound with illness.
The passage contrasts wealth and taste in home design. It notes that money can buy luxury or hide flaws, while good taste can be earned with education and effort. Most homeowners rely on others to design and decorate, as taste is not universal.
Emile Leconis comments on Spenser as a poet tugged by the day’s pulse and sky’s color. He notes piety shifts with fortune and fame yet an enduring idealism arches above a stormy career, a rainbow over rainlit scenes in his work.
The Conn Saxophone Quintette will give a free concert at the M. P. Moller Company store located at 242 North Market Street on Monday afternoon at 4 p.m. The event is free and promises audience satisfaction with musically themed snacks and groceries advertised nearby.
In memory of my son Arthur Hatn who died November 27 1836. The poet laments a life cut short and speaks of grief and farewell. The lines mourn a broken heart and absent days, longing for reunion and the comfort of rest.
A Frederick County appeal urges residents to raise $10,000 to buy the Harvey Smith home for the Salvation Army. Local workers report $3,744.43 raised from about 309 donors, leaving $4,253.47 to go. organizers call on more citizens to contribute next week. The piece compares the campaign to prior local fundraising successes and notes a parallel drive in nearby Hagerstown.
Local shop windows announce Coty cosmetics and fragrances, L Origan powder and compact, and a jewelry sale. Frederick area listings promote loans, junk collection, and furniture sales. Also noted are a sanatorium opening, a chicken supper fundraiser, and several car and appliance offers with contact details.
The bank announces leadership changes with Jonrs D. Baum as chairman and Holmes D. Gages as president. Joan Bauza serves as vice president, Jeger McDrvir as wise president, and Wroan G. Limmerwan as cashier. Assistant roles filled by Sawum G. DuvaL and 3. Tearens Tatomaa as assistant cashier.
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