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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1930
Page
5
An invited gathering Friday seeks public input on city matters. Key figures include Lowndes and other speakers addressing residents about services and upcoming actions.
A mixed page note lists Mrs J C Hall offering pulted flowers on East Eighth Street. Also appears a Water Notice urging conservation due to supply constraints. Additional items include county treasurer candidate Chapline, McCain Orchard apples, Sunnymeade beauty services, and Peoples Drug Store fountain service.
A notice from The Liberty Finance Company outlines a loan option of up to 309.00 and emphasizes a contengiest location for tow or cash withdrawal. The text includes various garbled phrases about fees dates and a manager named Slemmer.
A historic real estate notice by P Luther Rice outlines a large farm opportunity over 160 acres with improvements and proximity to Frederic, including water, electricity, and a single-family dwelling. The listing mentions asking prices around 16 000 dollars and references highway access and nearby properties.
Fragmentary item mentions G fomnetman and Jamir Cua ge at 2 ae Bite Sette with unclear context and spelling, suggesting a brief personals notice with two named individuals and a time reference.
The article lists several residents undergoing medical procedures at City Hospital. Willan C. Howard of East Third and Clarence A. Bussard of Brad were operated on for recoveries and adenoids, while Miss Katherine B. Bue had sinus trouble treated. George Hull of the Francis Scott Key hotel suffered an angina attack and was admitted for care.
A large reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gezexiah Woodsboro celebrating their fifty fourth wedding anniversary. Family members in attendance included eight children, thirty nine grandchildren, and fifteen great grandchildren. Numerous relatives from nearby towns gathered for the event.
At a Rockville conference on October 1 officials from Washing Gas Light Co and the town leadership considered gas service within the town limits. The Thington Corporation is expected to lay gas mains 1 to 12 miles at about 69000 dollars, with proposed ordinances reviewed for public safety and property protections. The council asked for additions and will reconvene with the company’s representatives.
A critical survey covers The Tides of Malvern by Francis Griswold tracing the Sheldon family in South Carolina from colonial arrival to Malvern estate decline. It notes a shift of focus from aristocracy to external blows and places the book among Sackville-West’s broader era studies. The piece also reviews Charlie Carries 7 13 a swell mystery from Bobbs Merrill and Riders of the Plague by Jam A Tobey, highlighting detective fiction pacing and medical history insights.
Ex Senator William M. Butler taxes Massachusetts voters with a plan for a constitutional amendment and a national 48 hour work week. He argues the measure would equalize competition with southern mills while labor leaders warn against broad wage and hour regulation and urge targeted reforms.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention attendance for Tos and RR ISert Reamond with unclear names and places. Details are incomplete but suggest monitoring attendance or presence.
Incomplete OCR text lists athletic events and names for Hood College with scattered notes on archery and track. It references schedule preparation and mentions personnel such as LD Knattly, but poses fragmented details about dates and events.
The report notes the opening of Democratic and Republican campaign headquarters with organizers and circulars for pre election ideologies. It mentions E. Brooke Lee as speaker and chair, with secrecy devices and typewriters. Attendance in Creagers Town school reached 93.7 percent for September led by principal Jeannette Hradburn and lists many students with perfect attendance.
Local social notes list visits and family gatherings in Waynesboro and Thurmont with residents such as Miss Glora Haze and Mr and Mrs Carnegie York. World motor vehicle registrations rise nine percent to over 35 million, per the U.S. Department of Commerce.
A brief note urged support for ALLEN Mr Pitzer, emphasizing gratitude for contributions and assistance to the cause.
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