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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1927
Page
5
Mrs Floyd Drake and family recently returned from an extended tour of Europe visiting Scotland and London. The trip included stops in Molt Suk, Wayne area, and featured a meeting with Adelatin Rosenstock.
In Warnesboro Pennsylvania on Tuesday the wedding union joined Rekord Criily Wikies and A Meckard of Thurmont with Rex Kohrs officiating at the ceremony in Tathiean parish context.
The town records numerous health updates as Mrs. Thor. C. Grimes and her little daughter Peter Grimes show improvement after sickness. Mrs. Albert Kefauver returns home from Frederick City Hospital still bedbound. Alonza Shafer near Middletown suffers acute indigestion. Harry T. Balter of Middletown recovers after exposure to spray fumes. Dennis Flock of Myersville seeks care after prior arm injury. Joshua Zimmerman of near Jefferson battles pneumonia. Rath Lambert of Jefferson remains at home. A Smith child near Myersville remains ill, and Mrs. Fre of Jefferson is hospitalized in Frederick City. Mrs. Charles Abalt near Petersburg improves from critical condition.
Elizabeth. arbour in the Saturday Evening Post laments stinginess through humorous critique. The piece contrasts thrifty sense with miserliness, noting how a true saver avoids demeaning others and how a stingy person hides costs, driving social awkwardness and awkward budgeting.
A garbled note references a Caterpillar 2 and Talsed slippers tied to a modern pest issue. It mentions a parasite and an improved but unclear method for a supposed treatment or record. The text is fragmented and hard to parse for clear names or dates.
Middletown social brief lists residents and visitors including Mrs. Baltimore Mrs Cis tie son and Mr. and Mrs Middletown. Mrs Nora Shafer of auvHie travels to Pauur for nursing duty while Rev and Mrs Mann visit Emsworth Pittsburgh Pa. Mann born in Middletown, son of the late Rev Dr L A Mann, former Lutheran pastor there.
Sunday school at Union Chapel, oyster supper for Bethel Luther anchorb, Walkersville Woman's Club plans school support and food sales, Miss Elizabeth Thompson's father obituary, Rotary Governor Melvin returns home after hospital stay, Ballenger Woman's Club meeting notes with revised constitution and program highlights.
Grain and livestock market prices appear in a fragmentary notice. Readable items mention wheat and corn with farm or market figures, but concrete values and dates are missing. The brief appears to be a produced table segment by a market reporter.
A rustic wedding tale unfolds in hills where a farmer promised marriage vows but faced a stalled ceremony. The minister, seeking a moral lesson, lengthened prayers while the groom’s neglected team plowed unattended fields, revealing the cost of distracted duties over piety.
Public meeting set for Monday October 3 by ROBERT A BENNETT and ROSCOE B RHOADS. The First Baptist church crowns the Sunday sermon topic The Must of the Cross. Real estate ad for a brick bungalow at 13th St offered for quick sale. Auction notice from Hansonville to Lewistown via state road. Various sale items listed from Tally Cards to Candy Jats and Stationers. Local grocers advertise Norwood Brand Coffee at 39 cents per pound and weekly specials on poultry and sausage.
The Springer Sanitarium on Frederick Avenue near Cleveington and Catonsville is now open. It promotes treatment for health recovery and offers funeral work services. Telephone numbers and local details are provided for inquiries and special services.
Fragmentary notice outlines sale terms and bids for property and parcels. Mentions specific addresses and individuals yet contains unclear phrases and broken names. The text references interest accrual, timelines, and conditions for a forthcoming public sale, with details to be finalized.
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