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Fragmentary obituary notice reports Faryer death at a cemetery site with unclear details and mention of Stowers and children. The garbled text hints at a burial or memorial event and a farm named Bromine Catlitie.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1928
Page
5
Fragmentary obituary notice reports Faryer death at a cemetery site with unclear details and mention of Stowers and children. The garbled text hints at a burial or memorial event and a farm named Bromine Catlitie.
Ames Esworthy a noted Frederick county stone mason died at home near Peart at 80. He assisted many landmarks including Kharache church and Buckeystown chapel and served as oldest trustee of public pools before his death. Survived by four sons and three daughters, two brothers, two sisters, and thirty friends. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm with Olivet Cemetery interment. John Whitmore widower and farmer died at 72 with services at his Buckeystown home. Also Sarah J Spahr, aged 81, died at sister’s home. funeral Monday at 2 pm conducted by Rev. R. C. Sorries. Cemetery interment at Woodsboro.
Funeral services for Blanche AL Fenton were held Saturday at 2 PM at Rome church with Rev. G Elis Williams officiating. Pallbearers included Robert Shipley Albert Wiles Russell Esterly Walter Crone E A Heinlein and Thurbie Matrice. Interment at Olivet cemetery. Funeral director C E Cline. The funeral of Jonathan Coleman Bowers occurred Saturday at Utica Trinity church at 2 PM with Rev A R Snedegar officiating. Pallbearers listed as Tardge Cert Bowers Barmonti Bowsers and Graden Marcee. Interment next to the church. Also noted is an erroneous garbled entry mentioning a overdose with 28 pills.
Price listings indicate county values at 12.50 with signatures noted, while sterling figures appear at 3.35 and 13.60 dollars in the same dataset. The fragmentary item lacks context but preserves numeric quotes and market terms.
A late hour gathering in Emmitsburg featured many attendees listed by name including Mrs Aaron Veant and Ms Ruth Bollinger among numerous couples from nearby towns. Refreshments were served and guests from Los Angeles to Wastesboro were noted in attendance.
A compact list of residents visiting, guests and outings around Tanetown and nearby towns. Includes Mrs. Harry Hilterbrick at Hanover Fair, families from Washington and Gettysburg visiting Duttera and Cratin households, trips to Waynesboro, and various Sunday gatherings with neighbors and relatives.
Calvary Methodist will hold morning and evening services at Galvest church. Sunday school drew a good crowd despite weather. The Leaders Bible Class met for Children’s Aid Society fundraising. Epworth League held a 6 39 p m service led by Chester Boy. Prof ALL to lecture on A Trip Through The Holy Land. Communion and reception of members next Sunday morning. Leaders Class 16th anniversary at 8 45 with H Ray Smith speaker and music by class choir. Anniversary service at 7 29 p m in Istorium with Rev Nel, Nemesier, Va. Special music noted.
An October electrical storm hit Union Bridge causing outages to lights and phones. Lightning struck the Lutheran church steeple and nearby property, with water damage noted inside the building. Fire crews contained the damage and reports mention other local happenings including a M school class gathering, gifts, and moves of residents to new homes.
The notice states Harry Hays of Exumisburg moved to Blutr Academy in Blairstown PN to continue studies. He resumes academic pursuits, retaking courses as part of ongoing education.
Oct 1 social notes from Sam's Creek list Mrs Willam Borland visiting the Engel family and Mrs Howard Wilt in Marston. Mrs William Green improves from rheumatism and Earl Warner made two Baltimore business trips. The little son of Mr and Mrs Walter Fritz recovers after a fall. Earl Warner hosts a supper for Russell Lee and others. A local Empty Stockings Club meeting is announced and a brief Card of Thanks section appears.
Local advertises steady wages at Francis Scott Isey Garage with morning shift starting 6.20. Mentions call for skilled workers and general service, plus contact through phone 1074 Buckingham and references to Bigg and Trust Co.
Fraeia was suspended for six weeks by the German Lawn Tennis Association. Details of the case and the exact reasoning are not fully clear in the report.
An assortment of small ads and notices including shoe repair at ANITERA'S SHOP on 323 North Market Street, and Sam Miller's offering boy and adult clothing deals. Also lists an astronomy extension course at Heed College with dates and fees, plus farm goods, loans, cider, and a fish market on Patrick Street.
State Road farms and smaller parcels ranging from 30 to 8750 acres with buildings, livestock, and equipment offered at various prices. Includes a 8-room house near State Road and RR, plus several hundred acres of level land with barns and improvements. Real estate broker advertises modern selling methods and invites inquiries from prospective buyers.
Fragmented notes list multiple properties including acres from 100 to 148 in locations such as Monrovis Walkersville Old Braddock and Remptown. Mentions modern homes, suburbs, tides and county references Montgomery Co and organizations Cramer and Sol Pred erick with unclear terms and names.
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