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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1928
Page
5
Obituary notice records the deaths of Mrs Laura A Berees and Mrs Laura A Barnes. The fragmentary data mentions multiple bereaved families and children, with uncle and extended relations implied, but lacks clear dates or locations.
P D Getzendanner Sr a former yardmaster and longtime Baltimore Ohio railroad employee died in Frederick Md He served as a union officer in the 5th Massachusetts and witnessed John Brown’s raid He had interviews with Brown who paid him a keepsake He retired from the railroad 23 years ago He was born in Frederick and was a Methodist lay leader Knight of Pythias and survived by four sons and two daughters
The funeral of Mamie Dimmy Jones, aged 51, who died in Philadelphia Thursday last, was held Monday at 230 o’clock from her brother Samuel Dimmy’s home at 165 West Al Saints street. Rev EB T Addison officiated. Pallbearers were Charles Chase Howard Larkins Roger Smith George Robinson Calvin Dorsey Pete Robino. Interment in Fairview cemetery. She is survived by two sons and one daughter, Grace Jones. Funeral director Thomas P. Rice.
Among the sick Mr. Wade C. Palmer recovers at home on West Third Street after an operation by Dr. D. G. Everhart for tumor removal due to an abscessed tooth. Mr. Wolfe Coker, formerly ill in a Baltimore hospital, shows great improvement. Mr. Cohen returns to his home on Elm Street.
London reports the King’s illness expected to reach a crisis by midweek with medical circles cautious. A difficult day preceded the latest bulletin noting a temperature of 101.6 and reduced strength, while doctors assess prognosis and await Buckingham Palace updates.
The listing shows price ranges for spring chickens and hens with figures like 2ie to Bic and 182 to 2e, plus roosters priced around 3 ae. The text is fragmentary but reflects local agricultural market quotes and animal lot values from a rural market page.
A Monday with frigid conditions established a record cold fall temperature, while the stock expo and the National Farm Bureau meeting drew attention to agricultural trades and policy discussions.
Henry Stanton, a Black man, held on bootlegging charges in Liberty Town, with a $1,090 bond. Trial set for Wednesday at 10:30. A previous arraignment involved a jury request. a separate charge stems from an incident after local youths bought beer at Stanton’s East Street home. Police confiscated cases of beer and beer mash. no hutch found. Rudolph Lyles charged with assault and battery.
Nov 26 Emmitsburg notes list Mrs W R Cade and daughter visiting Mrs Edwards at home, Grace Rave on business in Baltimore, Annie McBride birthday with gifts, and relatives from York Pa visiting. Donations for Frederick City Hospital reach 82 dollars. several local families and children mentioned in weekend gatherings and greetings.
Fragmentary text mentions individuals and households near Greenfield, including names like Mr and Mrs Jona and William E Echo, and others with unclear relationships. Content is unreadable and partial, providing no complete events or actions.
Curtis reports on New York observers praising grey suits in varying shades and fabrics. Notable figures like T. Markoe Roberts and Alten C. Helden are cited for pairing light greys with blue shirts, while others such as William Gayley Lord and Joseph Wiener showcase diverse greys with patterned ties and hats. The piece highlights tonal variety, fabric textures, and sartorial details for the season.
A resident named Maurice Angell Mas purchased the Mt farm of Caries Hitterbrick near Ly in the spring. The event occurred as Taneytown officials note new hires and changes in local property ownership affecting the community.
Local wedding mentions mix with festive commerce as Hershbergers advertises mince pies and a Christmas sign push. Frederick’s Wall Sign firm T hro C Wiegand touts the largest city sign painted for Wilcoxon ant, while The Ebert Grocery hypes 45 cent coffee and seasonal buys.
The first Fall meeting of the Frederick County Historical Society will be held Tuesday, November 27 at 7:38 p.m. in the M. C. A. All members are invited to attend. ISAAC N. SHIPLEY, Secretary. Thanksgiving Menu notes list a Thanksgiving lunch at WM. A. MILLER'S CONFECTIONERY with home-made pies, thrice baked goods, oysters, cakes, plum pudding, and free cream.
A terse city notice records a land dispute involving local parties identifying SALE, NATION, and a court action. The fragment hints at a formal filing and potential remedy but provides no clear names, dates, or jurisdictions.
A Washington wedding took place at eight o clock in the presidential suite of the hotel with Rev Z Barney Pall officiating. The bride, Ingrid Westesson, daughter of the late Josef Westesson, was given away by her brother-in-law J Roger White. Best man was Captain Gouverneur Hees, U S A Fort Slocum. Guests included Mrs Oper White and Miss Emily Johnson. The notices also promote local sales and listings from Empire theater and The Ebert Grocery.
A ful day at the Lewis L. Rice residence drew many locals including Mrs. Lewis Rice, Mrs. Charles L. Rice, Vir pitaa, Ms. and daughter Ru Rice, Mrs. Foster Bickensta, Mrs. Ralph Baer and son Qrvite, Edina Rice, Margeret Hontz, Elmer and Glenn Rice, and Junior Pov Bttle Brule Fa. a.2vid.
An unclear historical report notes a launch of an airplane project with Durant and related figures. It mentions a plan by a company and ties to Hem CO Durant, with references to ownership, control, and a large but ambiguous production claim.
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