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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1930
Page
5
Fragmentary obituary notes list deaths including Coarkes E. Mena and others aged around 62. The text is incomplete with garbled words but indicates a death notice column.
Mrs. Derisbaugh remains ill at her West Second Street home as Maxwell, described as an operator for a polisher, was hospitalized after a Tuesday incident. Columbia resident Mrs. TL J. Ficking and Mars resident Gaugster are named in related notices. Ida ML Marho received infusion after a fall. she was to marry Charestan of S. C. North Miatact Azan M suffered a fainting attack while at a funeral home and was treated by Ira Brandfield before being admitted to Frederice City Hospital in serious condition.
Taneytown reports a Sunday school rally with 450 to attend and 635 expected. program by Kenneth Ira Snyder and George Tb features 100 percent attendance goals. Church officers include A Sutcliffe superintendent Garrell Bose secretary Franklin Fuss, and Miss Cava Devos. football is listed for past season and future plans.
The article describes visits by a religious leader to multiple churches in the community. He met with Reformed and Presbyterian clergymen, attended a social hour, and spoke to congregants. A preparatory service is planned for Waight with a sermon by T. Brown, pastor of the church.
The obituary fragment lists funerals and fraternal lodge affiliations for multiple individuals. Services occurred at various churches and homes, with Masonic lodges and Odd Fellows groups named, including Bethesda Church, Be séa Lodge No. 185 LO. G. T., and lodge details. Details mention dates, officiants, and burial locations, with refere nces to Inverment and relatives.
Miss Margaret Pi ate and Miss Lin Reese wed at Union 6 with Rev. Brethren officiating. The gown was pink satin with card roses, Eleanor Resso led the ceremony, Harcy Reese served as best man, Betsy Smith flower girl, and a reception followed before the couple’s trip to gear. They plan to reside in New Windsor after October 12. Mr. Reese works at Central Trust Company in Union Bridge.
Audrey James chairs a local club meeting as members discuss recent events and plan future activities. Officials note routine procedures and encourage member participation.
Faded snippets mention a new golf course drawing crowds at 15 East Church Street and list notices for elections and local services. Other lines advertise a county treasurer vote, financial services, a barber or beauty offer, and various sale items with unclear details and contact numbers.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Sister Mary and NEA service writer roles. No clear event or outcome given. Reads as a mislabeled note or placeholder with limited readable entities.
Rumors swirl as Democratic leaders host meetings with W. Jack Jackson and others in anticipation of the November elections. Warner remains active in his neighborhood while tensions rise over nominations and upcoming campaigns.
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